The Sun. — London, England, 1855-06-11 00:00:00

. .. . THE CAMP AT ALDERSHOTT. i Royal Highness Prince Albert visited Aldershott on - PRUSSIAN alliuu 1.4.a.a. 1 Friday last, and it was at one time believed that the _____42.-_ EIGHTIETH REGIMENT. - as A remarkable and highly interesting inquiry hae been l'Aiel ereo ' ..e... ,, ees. • / Queen would go there on Saturday. The rumour to BERLIN, June 6.-Cepies of the following Prus- -.. ---ce - preparations connected with the camp and bar- • conducted for the last few days before a select commietee i . Firste• man despatch, addressed to Count Arnim, under , y, me a s were presented to At Portsmouth on Frida d l • racks at Aldershott are not proceeding wfth the rapidity that effect, however, peoved unfounded, and her Majesty . . is not now expected until the arrival of the Guards and From the Official List. . - Secont which might be expected and which is so highly desire- d the PlesfiesHeD EVERY THESDA.Y A'.•:(D FRIDAY EVENING Third. ar ........:__ __________ e ____ war-the 80th Foot. Th . . nent the provisions of a bill which has already passe • other regul corps which will tall ( ' Place in a few days. date of M a y 23d, h ave b e en f o rwarded to all the one o f th e three regiments who served and suffered in of the House of Lords, that has been sitting to considet• is rept ble. The summer will probably have terminated and representatives of Prussia in Germany to keep them the late Burme . se the LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1855. • To a • Lower House, and is entitled "An Act for Legalising autumn have set in before all the huts have been corn- , , A „. pleted ; as for the barracks, they may be said to be at a ' La al-' a -- A L AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. au courant of the sentiments at head-quarters :- lost 347 men in campa . ign,. which lasted only 20 months. The other two regiments employed in it were d Preserving the restored Standards of Weights and - . _ I PP " Berlin, May 23. the 18th and 50th. The ceremony teak place on Southsea an GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. p, stand still, for the plan of them first proposed now finds ' Measures." The inquiry relatei specifically to the sten less favour in the eyes of those in authority than another The Rosamond, 6, paddle stearnedoop, left Spithead a morning for the Black Sea, with ' the three To Count Arnim, -My note of the 19th inst., ad- Common, just without the Portsmouth lines, and there ______-•• Dividend Amount , . which is under consideration, and which we hear has yesterd a y dressed to your Excellency, was already on its road to was a numerous gathering of military and naval officers per of Paid. i Price. Whea been drawn up without any reference to the 'extent and new mortar boats in thw• Th.e Centaur, 6, paddle-fri- Vi en na when Count EtteallaaY had the goodness to and residents. The 80th took up a position on the right tion at issue it may be as well to recall th dard of measure ; but before explaining e th e e ire e e x m ac e t ta g r u ie e e s e - Annum. Share. I Oats, . Fi rs t gate, Captain Clifford, left Spithead on Saturday morn capabilities of the site they are intended to.occupy communicate to me the annexed circular of the 17th of the field, and were supported by a battalion of the Rifle under which it has arisen. It will be remembered that -,-_____ . • X s. d. X s. d. , ing for the hltalfitic, w h tth h supernumerary seamen and ma- i ns t., together with the despatch ef thetsame date, direct- Brigade and the tbree regiments of militia in Portsmouth the land is bought, and for months there is little or no- the old standards were lost in the fire which destroyed - 1 - n _ British • • •• • • • • •• " " _ rifles for t(2 a . g - s ly Duke of Wellington, and let- e d t o him, also annexed. Your Excellency will, there- gar r ison. The colonel of the 80th, Lieut.-General T. W. ~_ , 20 0 0 20 00, 20 s e na thing done to it in the way of preliminary arrangements ; ene iorfner Houses of Parliament, and that in consequence, Ditto Provincial.. •• 7/. Name of Company. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15% 175 then 'orders are suddenly given for the execution of every- ters, Sec- teo for t s t s h e ilea- The steam-trans Pert East fore, have been already in a position to give Count Buol Robbins, arrived at Portsmouth yesterday, to present the Brghton •• •• •• .... • • thing requisite to a camp and depot, these orders in the Anglian, t al h da . la; which arrived on Friday last from the the assurance, that the Russian despatch communicated medals,andproceededtothegroundat4o'clockintheafter • ted to consider the steps to be taken for their Continental (3d Cap.)... - 50 0043 10 0 - 20 hurry putting the cart before the horse wherever it is pos- Eas (l , w f i r Dmafged powder and other stores, left on Se- by Herr von Glinka to the members of the Diet seems to noon from the George Hotel ;he was escorted into the was appom so far back as the 11th of May, 1838, a Royal Commission Cty of London .. - ..• 41 5 . 1• 10 s. 100 0 0 160 0 0 90 412 55 tu t r ay t 0 ept ord, to unload. The Rhadamanthus, us also at present to call for no motion or declaration at square formed by the troops by Major-General Breton liq sible to do so • next comes a second lull, during which Great Central - - •.. 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all ? team- rahhport, Master-Commander Belem, sailed feom the sitting of that body, and that we are willing to cominanding *Portsmouth garrison, and staff, and the a 110 - . , scientific men, including among others the Astronomer Imperial .. •• .• - .... 10/:& bones. 5 40 0 ( i 7: ( 0 ) a _ , Diane already settled are re-opened for consideration, and at Meltable ........... 2/. 10s. 50. 0 o an 35 ~. riftsmontle on Friday evening for Woolwich. The t a ke this document, importantly ' affecting German presentation commartoed about 5 o'clock, acCompanteo roVendent ......... 51. 99 that : stage matters have now arrived. The huts ought -L" R l dMr Shee shanks. By them it was decided to , • restoration. This commission consisted of a number of 50 0 0 - P b e prightly, steam-tender, Master-Commander Allen, left interests as it does, into deliberation only in connexion by a suitable address from the colonel. The following oya an • p - e ..- --e certainly to have been finished by this time, but they C are still far from it, and one's o nly c omfort in the midst Fortsmo!ith on Saturday for the eastward with super- 1 of the delay is that those recently constructed have their eurneranes. The steam-transport Earl of Aberdeen ar- sions of which are determined by measuring with the aid i Rateuff ..., . ........ 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 73 with the detailed communications, which the Am- is a list o f the officers and men w h o rece i ve d t h e d eco _ adopt as a standard of measure astandard yard, the dimen- r ce ol . Pa . t . l .. !) . r . e . fr . e . r . re . e . 6 4 1 1. .p p e er r c ce ea nt t: 2 6 5 0 . 0 0 0 0 60 0 0 29 tria,n Cabinet has on different occasions led us to look ration :- I windows raised nearer the eaves, and that the ceiling, rived in Portsmouth harbour from London yesterday forward to. But although, and for the very reason that Lieutenant-Colonel G. Hutchinson. - Westminster Chart 1 00 f t 40% i instead of being closed in in the objectionable manner morning_ It i s re p or t e d i n P or t smo uth d o ckyard that on we , for the present, in compliance with the wishes of the Majors-Christie and Ormesby. • . cated by lines traced on a bar of gun metal. Accord- 1 . Ditto, New .... ••••-500 0 10 0 0 - fornierly pointed out, is left open for ventilation. All the g rea t screw t h ree -d ec k er M ar lb o rough, 131, being Imperial Austrian Cabinet, and on account of nego- Captains-Hawkes, Hardinge, and Smith. of microscopes the distance between two points, indi- United General ... e . re . d . 4,, 11 5 . r 1 c O e s n . t. 5 6 ( 0 1 0 0 all 20 inely the bill now before the House of Lords contains a \ ( that was predicted of those already completed has been launched (about the middle of August), a mammoth three- tiations still pending, reserve judgment on the Russian Lieutenants-Arniel , Fraser, Nunn, Whitehead, Crau- e ' WATER-WORKS. 3 fully verified. The men at night find them exceedingly decker, of 150 guns, is to be built on her slip, to be about d ec laration, we cannot look upon it as salutary or even furd, Batchelor, and Mortimer. . pliance with the recommendation of the Royal Commis- Dividend Amount hot and uncomfortable, for the windows, being so near 27 feet longer than the Marlborough, for which the well grounded to consider it forthwith in that light and Paymaster Bodle. Name of ,Company. per of Paid. Price. the heads of the sleepers, cannot be k e ep t °Pen , and even slip will have to be lengthened. It is further reported designate it in that manner which has been adopted Lieutenant and Adjutant Borrowes. sion, the Government proposes to legalise. It turns out, Annum. Share. Oat in the daytime, being so far belo w tue breathing line, that the timbers for this gigantic shipare being conneoted, by Count Buol. I must confess myself unable to , Assistant -Surgeon Lane. minute description of this standard yard, which, in corn - however, that while our philosophers and men of science ,---,-- X s. d. X s. d. Bee Pea it is. not easy to keep the inside fresh and sweet. The and that her name will be Victoria. agree with an argument which avers that Ruesia Quartermaster -Sergeant Maloney. engaged in determining in their way the most perfect 1 East London situation of the carol), linw eVer '. iS se fice ia a sanitary The Agincourt, 72, having been found defective, the is only striving after the disunion of Germany, Paymaster-Sergeant Watts. 68% • poiat of view and the troops will be necessarily so much Implacable, 72, has been commissioned at Plymouth, by whilst she is making to the whole of Germany Sergeant Purchase. e 3 of great Kent.... • • .... .. - Lambeth ...... ••• • • • - 100 0 0 - 78 _ \ Floi out of doors 'that probably little serious inconvenience Captain Lowe, as a trainine ship for seamen and boys ; a declaration which, as the Austrian circular itself says, Colour- Sergeante - Woodford, Kitching Tiley, - - Bee will be felt from this cause, though it is one which might she will be stationed in the ' Sound. m w e a r i t n h s , f e e; m s e a c 7 2 r e i h n e g s t a e c r c , u h r a a s c , y fe o r f pmreaaestiueraelmeebnj e t, ,I M r. Whit- Grand Ju.nction _ has been a source of satisfaction to the Austrian Govern- Homan, Collins, M'jamieson, Dowling, and Probert. importance to the nation at large, as well as to Wen- a_T o e u veß w l f C„0,030 lly • S tn v a e rk 54 y au, n 'tnall 51 2 . 1 p• e l l ° . s c • n t . 100 - 0 0 - 1- eete Mu have.readily been avoided. With reference to this ques- The hired steam transport Germanie, Capt. Neinebeer, ment itself, and is abiding by results, the acquisition of Sergeants-Burke, Mullins, O'Hara, Curtis, Money- West Middlesex .. •• - 91 v e , tion of huts, it seems very doubtful whether it is wise No. 207, is fitting at the Devonport Dockyard to conve9 which Austria herself claims as a merit, which lam far penny, King, Heathcock, Chamberlain, Williams, Mills, Poi to provide one uniform kind of accommodation for the Land Transport Corps to the Crimea ; and the sailing remoVed from wishing to depreciate, although it would Moss, Brenchley, Degan (lance), Doig (lance), Harrison, game glib -l ent ' He wan ' tO secure increased BRIDGES. Sal whole force to be assembled at Aldershott. The object transport Shooting Star is preparing to convey to Gib- b e ma tt er o f eas y p r oof to show that Prussia's incessant M u rphy, Murphy (John), Morris, Pike, Ramsden, feet as he could make it, in order self individually, been tdedire:tinilutga,ti=re :::: Dividend Amount Gr( for which the camp. there has been established is of raltar the Northampton Militia, now quartered at De- exertions at St. Petersburg heve also at least sbared in Savage, and Walsh. .. accuracy in his system ot gauges and generally in the __ a zi me of Company, • per of Paid. Price. Tal , Annum. Share. Poi course to prepare our soldiers as much as possible to vonport. bringing about Russia's concessions with reference to Corporals.-Whitworth (lance), Powell, James, Gunn, meet the exigencies of actual warfare by the closest ap- Letters dated April 4, at Valparaiso, have been re- th e se points, I am inclined also to doubt that Clarke, Downey, Edwards, Fogarty, Glover, Goodball, he enjoys e so e i f ie:erve e , cel a ebri i ty g . ilnnaeohrineer nslay be X s. d. X s. d. - Bu Es , - • 12 . proximatiou that can be made to real field service in ceived at Plymouth from the Trincomalee ! 24, Captain the Cabinet of St. Petersburg purposed to as- Kershaw (lance); 111`Mulliong Murdock, O'Dond, Fetch, i t workmanship of those tools for the manufactdure f o h f e w t h t i h ch e , - - this peaceful country of ours. Now, an army in the W. Houston. She was to leave on the stb, to join the sure itself in advance of the determination of Porter, Plumpton (lance), Peart, Rislaworth, Turnbull, - too 0 o - - e. Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 0 0 - - field cannot expect to have Myerses, and Haywards, and squadron for Kamskatchka. Officers and crew all well- the German Courts by means of the communication made Travel, Vincent, Vickroy, Wolfenden and Whelan. f il l. l i t l .LriZ in the construction of their marine engines, have always Waterloo •••• • i i:e:i ff a e t i l ed it y 7,17, y ,, I :tie te l t. trorbreefAerdr:jorage I s tri t te w r f g :::::::::: - 100 0 0 - 4 I asaixons wherever it goes, and common sense points out Captain Patey, RN., late Emigration Officer at Gies- by Herr von Glinka, since, as fares I know and as indeed Drummers. - M'Kean, Broad, Woodley, Collins, 32 % bar that the right ow, has been appointed to that duty at Plymouth. the text of the circular corroborates, no responsible decla- Dempsey, Richards, Conolly, Hennessey, and Cuddy. 's registered , wisely insisted upon the use of Whitworth . .. Dltto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - n Ditto Nw ditto of 71. U. 10s. 43. 1400 , 0 - 28% thing to do at Aldershott is to endeavour g e ia 00- The Swinger mortar vessel arrived at Sheerness from r ation was soughtfor or expected. When, in former stages Privates.-Edwards, Heveran, Coulter, Hough, Bar- Vauxhall ............ 16s. 17010 3 - by every possible test and experiment to have such im- provements effected upon the old bell tent as may, with- the Thames at 5.45 p.m. on Saturday. of the negotiations, the sincerity of the intentions professed ker, Kelly, King, Nicholls, Marshall, Parrett, Jonas, kind gives way, a substitute of the same reg d ister, a gauges ; so that if a screw or plug or fasteneng of a n i• DOCKS. pel out unduly encumbering the march, economise the The Lizard steam-vessel, Lieutenant Christopher, has by the Western Poweis was impugned at St. Petersburg, M‘laeown Pendery, Allard, Ayrton, Bird, Blake, therefore certain to fit, can at once be produce .. 11 , e h nce . health of the soldier. Perhaps the best illustration that left Sheerness for the Downs. Prussia openly declared herself opposed to such a course. Birchall, ' Robins, Brooks, Borharn, Brown, Berke, it follows that one not very large floating mechan f ic h s sop Dividend Amount can be given of the possibility of effecting saving in this The Hearty, gun-boat, left Sheerness for sea at 7 p.m. Uninfluenced by the currents of public opinion she has Butler (G.) Bowles (R.), Bryson Butler (T.), Bowles is quite sufficient to meet all the emergencies ot h e i ser i Name of Company. per of • Paid. Price. important direction is to be fuund in certain facte con- on Friday last. done the same on similar occasions both in Paris and (G.), Bush, Butler (H.), Bell, Bond, Calligan, Cogh- vice in the way of damaged machinery for the wo . e o Annum. Share. ---- - , fleeted with the present war, which, in the midst of The Volege, magazine store-ship, left Sheerness at London, and she would think herself wanting in. lan, Calclough, Commacks, 'Connors, Caver, Crotty, tt 'liable .L s. d. Xs. d. more exciting topics, do not yet appear to have attracted 1.30 p.m. on Saturday, for the Baltic. the franknesss.due to her German allies, if she did not Collins, Cannon, Clay, Carroll, Conners (P.), Cary; Car- Cronstadt. Such a result would be utterly una ah t Commercial .• ........ 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - _ that mighty steam armada, now facing the batteries of --- - ---- but for that extraordinary nicety in determining sizes o East and West India.. 6e pr cent. Stock. - - the amount of attention which they undoubtedly are en- The Alban, paddle-wheel steam-vessel, Lieutenant also, in the case before her, demand an impartial and un- roll (J., 2,923), Creek, Darling, Donald, Drew, Davis, which Mr. Whitworth has attained. It may be recol- East Country • - - - titled to. Wehave it on the authority of a Parliamentary William E. Fisher, arrived at Sheerness on Saturdaa. prejudiced examinationaf the Russian note as demanded Da.vis (Jonah), Depledge Dickenson, Darrant, Devitt, return that the total number of our men killed and She has been to the Hague communicating with the by th e honour a nd interests of Germany. ' We are ready Everhurst, Ennis, Eegle, ' Eaton Emmings, Fox, Floyd, Ditt n o BOnds- - - - - showed a machine which measured to the millionth part wounded in the East up to a recent date was 5,906, and authorities at Schevenineen en particular service. She and willing, as stated above, to defer determining what 1 Foley, French, Flannagan, ioley (Timothy) Fallon, st. Katharine •• • • - lected that at the Exhibition of 1851 Mr. 'Whitworth Londo _. ... ... - - - -- of an inch, and which enabled any one to calculate the hX- Pouthampton .. •• . 5 1 0 2 00 , - 4.1 that of thesee332 were officers and 5,574 non-commis- is under orders to proce:d to Shoeburyness to convey a importance at the present conjuncture of affairs in Fisher, Finnigan, Forsyeh, Garnes, Gerrett, ' Gleeson, 00 - N.i pension caused in a bar of iron a yard long by touching Victoria ....• .... - - sz. per cent. 20 0 0 sioned officers and privates. No similar data exist show- detachment of the Royal Artillery thenee for shipment Europe, and what obligation may accrue to Germany, Gill, Geddes, Gilligan, aGleeson (James), Gaffney, ing the number of men who have died or been invalided in the transport Clarendon for Corfu. Other detach - shall be given to this incident, and not to take it Greedy, Hamilton, Horan, Harrison, Hart, Hindle, it lightly with the finger tip. The same arrangementis now JOINT-STOCK BANKS. .1; from sickness, and the proportion in this respect between ments of various companies axe to embark for Sheerness into serious consideration until we have obtained a Hopkins, Hale, Hardinge, Henderson, Holland, Halla adopted by him for the production of standards of in - k the upper and lower ranks of the service. It has, how- in the same vessel. thorough knowledge of the communications that Austria gan, Harrington, Hoyse, Hayes, Haggarth, Ronald, sure, the principle being that the standard is obtaine Dividend Amount ever, been stated upon high authority that the mortality The Glutton, floating battery, Capt. Arthur Cumming, has promised. I wil not stop here to inquire if the Handly, Hardgraves, Harrison (William), Howard, by measuring the distance between the perfectly flat Name of Company. , per t of Annum. ehare. Paid. Price. D ends of a solid bar having true surfaces on its sides and . D of the army from sickness has amounted, during the was put out of No. 1 dry dock, at Sheerness, on Satur- degree of (at least intended) secrecei and reserve with Holmes, Ivers, Jones (John, Thomas, Robert, and past winter, to 13,000 lives ; we know that in the month day night. The blocks will be immediately prepared to which Austria shrouds her negotiations with the Thomas, 2,462) Keefe, Kelly, Kenny, Kemp, Kenny ends. His test is that of the touch, and by it he can ----- L s. d. Z s. d. ot January as many burials took place at Scutari alone receive the Trusty. The rigging of the Glutton has Western powers-from US Still more than from (James), Kirk, ' King, Lock, Lowe, Lloyd, Lancaster, correct errors in dimensions up to the millionth of an •as there were deaths at Alma and Inkerman. We know, again been altered. other German Governments -exactly corresponds to Magee, Mott, M'Cabe M'Glynn, M'Kernan, inch, whereas the plan of the Royal Cominissioners, de- e r tt r a c e i ri f ef o o e i t i r d e o an n. 6 1 . p : t. 6 . p r r CI. 100 0 0 20 7) 0 .---: A Australasia.- ........• 201. per cent. Ng g all 83% i t also, tbat while the proportion of officers to men struck The Calliope, 26, Captain Fitzgerald, which arrived at the de gre e of confidence that she claims from us. M'Cluskey, M'Dermett, k'Dermott (John, - 3,055), pending on the sight, aided by the microscope, can only C C n 010nia1...... ••.. - -4/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - 1 3 3 down in actual combat has been very great, from dis- Plymouth on Friday, left England on the 2d of March, On the contrary, I beg expressly to state that his Mannagon, Mernbery, Morsey, Morgan, Murtaith, correct errors to the 60,000 th of an inch. The most povserful ' microscope that • has yet been made cannot Lond.Char. Bk. of t Aus. 22 ; ease it has been very small. What conclusions do these 1851, and reached Sydney on the 20th of J lll 9. She Majesty's Government, duly appreciating Austria's Mansfield, Masterson,lVlitchell,M'Elra,Marrick,Moore, 127. - r cent. Z 1) 0 0 .2o 1 : 1 0n ian................ 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - s facts justify ? Do they not establish that the effective then entered upon a service of civilisation, by visiting, diffi cu lt position and the endeavours she is making Massey, IVloyes, M'Grath, lil'Donald, Meadows enable the eye to distinguish more than 60,000 lineal ao o n n d d o n n . a n n d eg s u t n m y 3 . t . r p in 161: pe e r cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 44% f strength of a military force in active service depends with one or two exceptions, every port in the islands of to surmount it, is incapable of - wishing to drive Moran, Nicholls, Nelson, Newett, Newcombe, Poi,- divisions in an inch, and, ire order to reach this degree a London Joint-Stock... 101. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 28% ( c much more upon the manner in which its physical wants, New Zealand, and, after caling at Hobart Town, per- the Impe r ial Cabinet into making' further commu- worth, Peto, Purcey, Phillips, Price, Phillips (2,125), of accuracy, the object glass niust be so near as greatly Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - ~ such as clothing, housing, feeding, needful rest feom formed the next year a similar duty among the Feejee nications. ,On the other hand, the Cabinet of Vienna Phillips (Matthew), Ptolemy, Puree, Quinne, Richard- to interfere with the practical utility of the standard. But Ditto, New......... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - d_ 41 per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - ( labour, and so forth, are attended to than upon any in- Isles, including , the penal settlement of Norfolk Island, will certainly always bear in mind- that, if we, out of son, Rawlinson, Roone Rawlinson (James), Reeves with end measurement an accuracy carried to a point'2o l'i,_ tae a :t i° i-r al ov ° i f nc i i r en i t i • an • • 8/: per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - ; jury which it is likely to sustain from the enemy ? Now, and then returned to Sydney. Captain Sir Everard consideration for Austria, suspend our deliberations Richards, Roach, ReAolds Ryan, Sims, Smith: times as great can be combined with a perfect facility of ; Ditto, New ....... g . • 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - - ; so much being ascertained, it becomes important to dis- Home, who put her in commission, and whose loss was and determinations, we do not by so doing in the re- Stanfield, Smith alobert), ' Smith (George), Spleen, application to all the purposes for which such a standard is Oriental Bank Corpora. lap. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 37% ; - k criminate the amount of loss due to those different felt by all hands, died Nov. 3, 1853, from a complaint metest degree renounce oak entire right to a perfectly Stewart, Stewartt, Snell, Sullivan, Sida, Simon, desirable. Again, atter devoting so much time and ex- atTitohn=ltilia......... gl i. p p . e e r t. e & m bs t .. r 5 0 0 0 0 •• 73%.. ,( canses--the want of proper shelter, the want of proper which was increased by devotion to his profession. While free Mid thorough examination of the matter itself. We, Saunders, Shaw, Shields, Tate, Tully, Taylor, Tyrrell, pending so much labour on constructing their standard of u Ditto ..... ......... 301. per cent. - 210 0 - ` 1 food, the want of sufficient clothing, and over-exertion. in Australia the Calliope lost several of her crew, who f.nd with us Germany, take up our position on the Tarnbull, Tyler, Treanor Tanner, Walsh, White line measure, the commissioners have not suceeeded in Union of London,- .. 10/. per cent. 50 0.010 0 0 .28% 1 - 40 0 0 all - It is somewhat difficult to do so, because one cause were replaced in the colony, but from her detachment of ground of the treaty of April and its additional articles. Williams Williamson Vard, Wright, Wall, Wallis' producing two alike when measured at a like temperature, Union of Madrid ... • • ( acting upon a mass of human beings will :speedily de- Marines, commanded by Lieut. Leslie, only one deserted. Whatever lies beyond these that has been negotiated, Webb, "Wise, Woodman • Wright (Patrick), Walsh and this ,will be understood when it is remembered that CANALS. ( , Yelope others that might else have remained dormant, The frigate's passage from Australia to Cape Horn pre- settled or stipulated withoutthe knowledge and participa- (Robert), Wise (Joseph), ViThelan, Woods, and Young. a line once traced on the bar cannot be altered, and that • 1 and, therefore, innocuous. For example, had our troops sents some remarkable features, especially at the present tion of the signers of those treaties (among these we reckon After the distribution of the medals, the officers of the the only means of correcting it if wrong is to change the moment, when a knowledge of the shortest and most free the treaty of December 2, the • e Dividend before Sebastopol during the winter not had too much protocols of the late nego- Bth entertained the General commanding the district, temperature, so that the metal may expand or contract, Names of 'Dividend Price Names ot 2 g per work imposed upon them, they might have altogether, route is so valuable. She left Melbourne February 27, tiations at Vienna, and any arrangements which the Ca- their colonel (Lieutenant -General robbins), and others until an approximation to accuracy is attained. Hence Companies. LI I . per Companies. A , Annum. Price. and was off Cape Horn March 30. Her commander en- binet of Vienna, in a , or at least in a great measure, escaped the sufferings pursuance of its last confidential cor- of their brethren in arms who served with them, &c ,at in the bill a separate tenaperature is provided for each _________ e t . Annu m- h_____ - which they had to endure ; but, that active and com- deavoured to 'preserve the parallel of 50 degrees S. respondence with the Western Powersmaymake), arefacts their quarters, in Clarence-barracks, Portsmouth. . copy. On the other band, the standards of end measure -E 1 x ; Hail fell on the 24th of March, in lat. 51 6, long. which we shall have to take pelling cause once afoot, observe how a dietary unsuited into our serious consideration, *an be copied to any requisite extent, and any difference Ashtn &Oldh 98 71. p. et. 139 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51% 98 14 W. ; hail and snow on the 28th, in lat. 55, long. whilst forming our resolutions, but which cannot, of i t i t a ll is tga . e . ; :, 1 4: ' - 41. ~ ~ : ), Tl e c i f i o t r h d .. •• •• •• : : 10 0 0 0 , 1:1 ,. . 150 to the climate superinduced dysentery, and how the bell not smaller than the millionth of an inch will be readily tent, with its 14 or 15 occupants, littered in the mud, 76. Off the Horn they were in 50 S. In this passage riglat, exercise any setroactive effect on our obligatione, TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. detected. By taking care to make the copy slightly too Brirrninghani. 40 1 4/. 92 Peak Forest. 78, 51. os. 86 made that dysenterY endemic ; and how both, with the they experienced no check ; strong breezes prevailed and, as we think, on those of Germany. We shall be - e -5ea5............... long its errors in excess ...may be gradually removed by Coven try.... 100 257. 209 Regent's •... 30! II 14 want of adequate clothing, made recovery impossible. occasionally, but no ineonvenienee from sea or wind, sincerely gratified if that which Austria has to commu- SIR,-If the opinions expressed in this letter and' the repeated corrections, eaah . of which may be measured 69' p. et. - Semrset Coal 1 401 - - In a mere £s. d. point of view the British soldier is by and there would have been no difficulty in heaving to, nicate to us tallies with what we have so often de- proposition set forth meets yonr views erha s ou will until a complete fac simile is obtained. •But further, in ~ nee Derby .. 8;6h .. 100., 31. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 8 5 11. 10s. 60 far the most expensive animal in the world. The loss to if necessary, at any time. Excepting four days, an ob- lineated as the position we take up. We shalaas I hardly do me the f • •••' P P Y mechanics especially, where extreme delicacy of 'fitting, Do., 6 preCtel 10:61.pr. ct. 12% Steel &Worc 281. 425 Gl il ra s ne r a unetn g i 100 , 3?. i pr. ct. 50 Do .LkFd St 17i - - 1401 avour ofanserting it in your paper. the State in money when he falls er becomes ineffective servation was taken iegularly. Winds chiefly from the need repeat, whilst examining into the state of the case, 125 - is something so great as compared with that of other westward, varying from S.W. to N.N.W. ; force, 7to strive by wish, by feeling, and by resolution to prove that and the production of accurate duplicates are of Grand Surrey ! 1 1 0 0 0 0 11 4 . 1 0 . 5. -__ The Government are constantly trying every means the greatest importance, standards for the foot Grand Union Kennt & Avn 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn ande 21. 28 countries that any• wasteful use of him falls far more 8 • and four days only reached 10 or 11 ; weather gene- Prussia, both as a European and as a German Power, is in their power to obtain menfor the war and very pro- and irech are even more necessary than those for the • Lancaster .: 100 -.- Wye Rail. j 26 severely upon our resources than on theirs.. On the rally overcast and cloudy. The lowest latitudes, 56 10 wont to look upon herself as Austria's ally. But we claim perly so, as the struggle is likely' to be leng and severe. Yard. For the supply of these the plan of tne eeeesetaivraloo 251. - Warwick &'3 S St h o r a e r w b s r b id7e. • • • Ise 12 L 285 lowest grounds, therefore, we are bound by the strongest S., was made on the evening of the 28th of March. for ourselves and for Germany the incontestable right to lst. A loan has been greeted to Sardinia, and she in considerations to adopt every improvement that can Lowest thermometer, 31 deg., was felt after passing the enter upon this examination, and,' if Austria reserves to I return has sent a force of 15,000 soldiers to the Cri Mr. Whitworth is able to produce them in the .1-' a t L e o l u c lio Bc or N ot 12 .7 - 01. 51 8 5 W ltTapt c on..l 100 21. 10 Royal Commission made no provision ; whereas Leleester.... 1 100 51. 49% Birmyte,3 no 21 ; 2 ° tend to economise the health of the army, and certainly Horn, and when near the Falkland Islands. Lieuteuant herself to settle what, according to her views, Europe's mea• same perfection as the yard standard. Finally, it affords . Worcstr &I 78 21 24 2d. A Turkish force is taken into our pay, officered a simple method of 'contrasting the merite of the two Mntg,merysh,loo - - Birming. I ' there is no part of the military system of equipment D'Arcy, of the surveying vessel Herald, 8, Captain Den- and Germany's interests require, so shall we decide at the morimouth g ar too '' - Dieltraiwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -I 10s. Od. - -which more readily admits of being improved than the ham, on promotion, and Mr. Chevalier, from Rio Janeiro, right time, what our own, Germany's, and Europe's in- bY En! liehmen • '''-.-, ' ' ,' • • systems to state that in line measurement the eye has . tents now used in fiela service. Would it not have been came home passengers in the Calliope. Her freight from terest seem to us to require. How far the A ustrian And, lastly, a foreign legion, with its depot at Hell- only to pass over the distance actually measured, and INSURANCE COAITANIES• -wise and prudent, therefore, instead of providing huts Melbourne is 7,5000 z• of gold, and not 70,5000 z., as manner of viewing things, and what the Austrian Cabi- planet, is in course of formation. ' when that is very sinall the limited power of the sight, on one -very defective plan for the -.full complement of telegraphed on Friday. net in consequence may have arranged without con- The above steps, lam aware have been taken not aided even by the microscope, in distinguishing differ- Dividend Amount men to be . assembled at Aldershott, to invite a little The frigate Juno, 26, Captain S. G. 'Fremantle, ar- sulting,• can be brought into harmony; with our own onlY'from the difficulty that has' been ex erienced in ence operates as a great check ;• whereas in the a• ppa- • per of Paid. Price. competitive ingenuity 'upon this point, to try whether rived at Sydney on the 30th of January, and, in copse- conviction, and consequently how far they are caleul9.ted g etting together anything like a sufaci tf P l ratus employed in end measuring the eye' has to travel Annum. Share. it is not possible to have for the army tents and their cluence of the appearance of smallpox, was put under to pave the way for that - community of action on the part with such an adversary as the Empeernor o o rr i to us lapp u e t e over a distance of about 40 inches to trace the variation -------------- Xs.d.X e. d. appurtenances as complete, portable, an d ammo . qtrarantine, but relieved again previous to the depar- of Germany and her two Great Powers, in which not also from the want of trained soldiers. of a thousandth of an inch. From all tbese considera- ........... 3/. 10s. , 500 0 0 50 0 0 83 dams as those- which have been prepared for the use tura of the Calliope, on the 7th of February. The only the efforts of her Governments but also the wishes 3d; My proposition relates to untrained soldiers-the tions it is obvious-and the result is a highly instruc- ATT . :co' Brit. and For. Name of Company. 7/. I4s 6d.bs. 100 0 0 . 11 0 0 - of the Navvy Corps now about to be despatched sloop Fantome, 12, Commander John IL Gennys, left and hopes of the nation must be considered. raw material. It is a well-known fact that the men tive one--that a private, manufacturer, pursuing steadily Ditto Marine ... .... 61. p.c..& bs. 100 0025 0 0 - to the Crimea ? W'nile upon the subject of con- Melbourne on the 22d February, for New Zealand. "Your Excellency will hand to Count Buol a copy of usually picked up for military service are the partially Atlas 15s• Od. 50 0 0 sla 0 18% struction at Aldershott, it meee he well to mention that The Calliope has been towed up Hamoaze, where she is this despatch, and express yourself towards him in the employed rural and manufacturing labourers, and their success of his business to. depend, has been . enabled Argus' Life ... .. .•.. .. U. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - that course of experiment On which he well knows the Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 19 0 completely to distance the efforts of a body of highly British Commercial .. '7l. 10s. - a valuable feature in the plan .e o barracks, as origi_ to be dismantled and put out of commission. Her crew sense of the above remarks. We. confidently hope that collateral branches. • These have proved amply sufficient 1 5 0: : : I l ii : : 7 20 scientific men, constituted expressly for tbe purpose, Clericlelled.& Gen. Life spr et. & bs. % nally designed, will be wanting . :eat since proposed is will be paid down and transferred to the Sanspareil and he will find our frank language only commensurate to for the service hitherto. and working at it with no small expenditure of the carried out. It was intended that these barracks should otber ships. the gravity of the moment, and will recognise in it a fresh ' But there is another class above them that can hardly Crown .. ••.•••- .. .. 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 17% public money during a period of sixteen years. 5s 50 0 0 50 0 6% consist of twin blocks of buildings, the space between The Perseverance, new screw steam storeship, Cap. proof of our lively wish for a genuine and sincere under- ' ever be persuaded to enlist for military purposes.; they Eagle .. ........ ...... • them being covered over, so that men could be drilled tain Henry Harris, proceeded on a trial trip of her ma- standing, and for a solidarite based upon it. . • may_be fairly considered the cliff of the population of Yet so oddly are such matters managed in this coun- Equity and Law...... 4% ii. per cent. 100 0.0 5 0 0 6 County .............. -4/. 100 0010 0 0 - 20 0 0 all - there in wet weather. This idea of a sheltered area, chinery on Saturday. She left her moorings at Sheer- "Receive the assurance, &c., 'the United Kingdom. , try that the bill for legalising the standards of weights European Life ...... ... General...• •••• • • - ... a 50 0 „ 5;4 wherein the soldier could be perfected in his exercises ness at 8 a.rn., and was tried running up and dawn be- " MANTEUFFEL." '- In carefully examining the causes that deter a body of •and measures had passed the House of Commons Globe ...... -.• • • .... 51. per cent. Stock. ~ 105% with the lemt possible delay, is well worthy of consider- tween the Nore light-vessel and the Mouse light-vessel. men so desirable from entering the service, lam in- and was halfway thaough the House of Lords before Mr. Guardian .. ••••- .. . . 51. per cent. 100 9 3 45 0 0 o r, ation ; for, while our military system exacts a precision Her average speed was 121 knots per hour, taken by - Imperiai : E7Fe...•• .. - 12/. r . lr s cent, 5 1 0 0 0 g 5 0 0 10 0 g 4 1 ti in the performance of evolutions unknown to any other, positive distance run against time. Her engines making • STATE OF TRADE. . iriducement. cognised by the Admiralty and the Board of Ordnance, InindeemrinaltLyiflrine....:. I 1 . . f. 3s iiz 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 67% our uncertain climate interposes obstacles in the way of 61 revolutions, with a pressure of steam of 141 b on the • eat -"At present, to enlist is considered just preferable to starving or turning thief ; and in 99 cases out of and generally accepted by all the leading machinists of Law'Fire .... - - .... 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4% attaining it which not only condemn the recruit to a square inch, everything worked very, satisfactorily and the kingdom, was brought before the notice of the Le- 50 0 0 2 0 0 534 (From the Manchester Guardian of Saturday.) I..., , e o nl on and General Life longer and more disagreeable novitiate than is at all smooth. She was also tried under canvass, and is re- • et . 100 some such feeling suggests itself to the recruit, gislature. Thanks, however, to the select committee Law Life... - .... - - 100 0010 0 0 56% necessary, but has a damaging effect upon the popularity ported under her reduced masts and spars to be all that aIANCHESTER, June 8.-On Tuesday last, the Liver- . Once a soldier, the denizen of this free country, having pool cotton market was reported folly ad. per lb. dearer sold his life and liberty for a pittance, becomes, as it ()flee House of Lords, and to the personal interest London '•hip... - 10s.& bs. 25 0012 10 0 - of the service. can be desired. She has been surveyed by the authori- taken in the subject by Lord Hardinge, Earl Granville, Marine ..... .... n ...... 18s.per share 100 0 0 18 0 0 - It was explained in our last notice of Aldershott that ties, and reported fully capable of accommodating 800 than on the preceding Friday. The sales of Wedeesday, were , acclimated, like tome tropical plants. But from and other peers, the blunder which was well-nigh being p ct. & bs. 20 0.0 2 0 0 5% the huts were to be arranged in two camps, separated troops, in addition to her complement of officers and however, suddenly dropped down to 5,000 bales, and example and custom he becomes contented, and gradu- committed will now, eve trust,' for all practical purposes, 5 0 0 1 0 0 - 5==1.1..d . & .. G .. e .:. L . i . fe . : V4 . /. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3% Monarch •••••,• • • • • • , - nearly a mile from each other-the one on the south side crew, leavine ample cabin accommodation. yesterday the business was equally small at a decline of a ny likes the sensatioe of not being obliged to exert his d. to ad. g p . g wlts dur i ng the night to find employment for his muscles be avoided. Mr. Whitworth was examined before the National Loan Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 00210 0 - The Childers, 12 guns, sailed from Sheerness on Satur- i This chan e roduced a somewhat startlin • of the Basingstoke Canal, capable of accommodating - 45 12,000 men; the other, on the north aide, providing shel- day evening. ' eflect upon the Manchester Exchange, where it was not in the daytime. expected to hrpeti so soon even b the cautious buYers. Rare, indeed, are the instances Uf a regularly em- _ - 179 a c o n m d m e x i p t t l e a e i n o e n d F h i r s i d m a y e a a s n u d r i n o g n m W a e e d h n i n e s e , a y e e . d H e e e p e r Is t d i u s fceeed. E re ta an dium ... L . i . f . e • ... 5/. peLcent s 50 r..... 0 0 210 0 3% Phi:mix • • • • _ ter for 8,000. The south camp is nearly completed, and On Wednesday a large foreign bark, lying in Ipswich At once, an a tered tone was hea Y rd amongst spianers ployed labourer becoming a soldier and rarer still tory has his evidence been that we understand the Professional Life...... 5/. per cent. 5 0 1 0 10 0 (21 i 3 3 4 is already occupied by five regiments of militia, amount- dock, under Austrian colours, called the " Nina, corn- committee have come to the decision ot recommending s . Provide . nt Life........ N. ss. &b . 100 0 0 0 _ 0 010 u 8 714 and manufacturers, many of whom became wishful farmers' or trade l smen's sons. lam oiopinion, however, 7s. 5 3 mended by Capt. Stepanovich, was seized by the autho- that his standard yard measure, constructed of the lit y clLL.l. f .se• •• '• ••'• - all 232 ing to a tetal strength of about 3,000 bayonets. The to sell at a modification of their revious terms ; but d that the latt h eh c ass of persons might be attracte t t E mange ...... 10/. per cent. Stock. same length as that of the Royal commission, rity of h the Admiralty. She is of 304 tons burden, and do he Sun Fire ...... 6/. 10s. - „ _ north came, on the other hand, is very far from being service of t err couetry by holding out legitimate and . naturaliy enoueh, the bu ers we l e ) 'n lined to wa t Ditto Life _ _ 1/. 14s. - „i - finished, but when ready, will probably, from the im- rug t h cargo of linseed from Glubock, in the Black see what course' things vjeuld tak r e 1 There had ‘1 ' " been in- be legalised as the " secondary standard," for . comparison with local standaeds of measure through- . United Kingdom ea, consigned to Messrs. W . ebber and Co., of Ipswich. e . . proper inducements. Universal Life ........ 51. per cent. 100 O . 0 10 0 0 , - proved character of the huts, be assigned, in part at ' th T- d f .• . least, to the Guards and troops of the line destined to 1 Sbe was originally an English vessel, the Ocean having u d ications, on e ues ay, oan increased demand for I have neither time nor do I a ff e ct the ability of out the country, and that. his, standard foot and' „ Y ictoria Life • • '.. 5L per cent. - 412 6 5% been built in Sunderland, in 1847, but she was purchased , In t . t estics but the improvin tendenc was checked on g .y , suggesting alterations •in the present military system, d , , inch have the same sanction attached to them. No __ _ _ __ - 2____ _ --- share in the evolutions and training at Aldershott. I MISCELLANEOUS. by her present owner and sailed under Russian colours, u d T t e toliowing ays. c-day there is a slight turn nPt but to show the possibility of getting together a large oubt this will now be effected by an amendthent in the -.. 41.p..ct &bs. 20 004 0 0 41{, Eventually the regulars will be quartered. in the . and continued to do so until September, 1853, when she ward again in the raw material. , . body of our best men for the present war. To effect present bill, for if left to a new measure or to an order Dividend Amount barracks, but when these will be finished, Seeing BRADFORD, June 7 .-Wool-There rano change during this I propose to form a volunteer corps, to be called in Council there is no telling when it may be carried out. Name of Company. •per of Paid. Price that not a brick has been laid yet, it is hard te tell. assumed those of Austria. Annum. Share. A further and more careful survey of the heath On Friday 11 officers and 366 men of the 54th Regi- the week here. The market is badly supplied with the Royal Volunteer Corps, for active service abroad. To those who have paid any attention to the state of - satisfies Ils that it is thoroughly well ada ted to the merit of Foot, accompanied by 28 women and 66 chil. wool, and the backwardness of the season will cause a e Such corps, as far as regards . its formation industry in England it is unnecessary to point out the Z s. d. X s. d. purposes to which it is shortly to be applied ) . The jai- later clippin i g time . than usual, which is operating to the '- and prornotion, to be under special regulations : immenee advantage which we possess in the extraordinaty Assam Tea .........., . 5/. oo 0020 0 0 - dren, arrived at Doncaster from Sunderland, under the mediate sites of the two camps threaten to be very dustv command of Major Moffatt. On Saturday morning they detriment os the trade. -Ist. To have the power of electing its own finish which, in mechanics especially, we impart to our a u n s / r izi a b n ia A it , .. .. 1 ri.Cul-t.u.rl 21.4 f i er l c s e . nt. 50 9 o 100 0 0 17 - 10 0 - 34 e worknamiship. This arises from the attention which has a from the extent to which the thin crust of peat has been left Doncaster at 7 o'clock for London, having been cfficers, subject to approval ; but also under the most unwisely removed, leaving the wind full scope over ordered to replace the 94tb, who have just left the Tower. control of the Horse Guards after election. 2d. Va- been paid to two objects-one the formation of a true Australian Royal Mail 5/. .100 0 ' all 41,‘ the light blowing sand underneath. There is also another The above number of privates included 95 men of the I•VDOLLEN TRADE. candies to be filled up in rotation from the corps itself. plane, the other the power of measurement, carried to a point as near as possible to perfection. Tiaere was a Australian Trust .... 8/. per cent. . - 25 0 0 - Auglo-Mexican•Mint.. 11 i5 105. 'lO 0 0 40 fig 0 - 57 and a more serious inconvenience felt at. present in the Northumberland Militia, and several small parties of - .c. 0(1 being disbanded at the end of the war or 'at the ex- ettrin . e . r . ic . a . n . e . a . n o , time when in the machine sho . ps throughoub the country , u 61. per s Cent. 100 - 0 0 ', 32 al 0 121 Do. e per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - ' - - scarcity of water ; for the caovernment has no legal volanteers from other regiments. Most of them were (From the Leeds Mercury of Saturday.) piration of a fixed term of service officers and men to be " the big inch," " the rniddlingineb;" and " the little inch' tette, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - - - 113 right to take any from the ca•aal, and it is feared that very young meu. The head-quarters of the 54th are at LEEDS, June 8.-We have no change to report in the entitled to the same half-pay pension as the reg Mar reeent at Gibraltar, where they are waitine for draughts state of the woollen trade The markets contin were all recognised, and even still there are important cs . ty N ! svi t gation Bonds 6 - - - - 'wells muat be sunk to a considerable depth befure a suffi- P . . . . . . ue very army, in addition to which every volunteer should be branches of manufacture-such as, for example, the gun cient supply can be procured. With these comparatively from the depot at h ' I b • ome previous yto eing moved for- steady, and a fair average business is regularly doiug. t," Id t ' - t. • • f. - • en it e oa cm ain quantity o land in the colonies, ac- 1 cording to his rank iu the corps, from 100 acres up- 1 Erectile leieeraph .. per cent. 25 0 0 23 0 0 18 Ditto .. •••• .• • • • • - - - - trade-il wttich . the , gauges - used hardly deserve the Equitable . Renersionry. 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 e 0 - ward to the Crimea. trifling drawbacks, there is nothing to be urged against There is a fair steady trade doing in the warehouses and On Friday morning four companies of the 40th (2d quite as much as is usual at - this period of the year. ' It w nds • the selection of Aldershott for the uses to which it is . name. • o legalise, therefore, the best standards of mea- Ditto New " ...... - ,500017 10 0 - Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 - now about to be applied, and it only remains to be seen S i o f mersetshire) Foot, numbering 411 men and 10 officers, is mainly for the home market. . e h t Galway for Melbourne, where the head-quarters of HTIDDERSIFELD, June 5.-The merltet has been very Suppose the Cape were selected. Then at the end of . sure that can be obtained is a matter of national import- Gen.eteamNavigation ,10 p. et. 15 (I 0 14 0 0 261 the wax you might interpose an industrial but military ence, and we rejoice that even at the eleventh h . oier steps Stock. Hudson's Bay ...... •• .- - - how far the practice and training of the troops may be are being taken to avoid in this respect a serioes legis- Hnngerford .......... IL ss. 1,00 0 0 100 0 0 - united with a liberal encouragement, in an experimental t e regiment have been located for the past three years. quiet to-day. More buyers from the metropolis and When the troops arrived in Kingstown, they formed large towns have been present, but their transactions clats of settlers between the Kaffirs and the rest of the lative blunder. te London Institution ... - - - form, of all the ingenuity and skill of the country, so . ir companies, and went on board the transport ship have been on a very limited scale. colony. A sort of mihtary social guard 'of the grand . London Reversionary s,lper cent. 15 0 0 all , - that our soldiers may participate more largely than in . dsor, 1,100 tons, Captain•Selly. The draught goes HALIFAX, June 2.-We have little to add to last arMy of civilisation. Russell Institntion•• .• - - 12 i 0 01 - they do at present in the benefit of those improvements The land orders to be transferable for money, or in PROTEST AGAINST THE THIRD READ- Price'sPatentCand. Co 10/. per cent. 20 o'o 17 10 0 ; 25 out in command of Major Neill. Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 I - . which are rapidly effecting such changes in everything week's report of this market. The most prominent fea- case .of death in the service then to g? to next of - kin or around us. What we want is, not a complete organise- One major,. one captain, three lieutenants, and 247 ture is an apparent tendency to stiffer prices for most men of the Swiss Legion arrived at Dover on Saturday. kinds of combing wool, and the remark will also apply legatee. ING OF THE NEWS.PAP.ER STA MI) Royal Mail eteam.... se p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 - South Australian.•• -6/. per cent. 25 00 , all 39 tion according to the continental or any other existing , They are fine young men ; 200 more are expected to ar- to South Devon fleeces. The arrivals of new wool s are I think where every man coula feel that he might DUTIES BILL. Trust and Loan Cohn). , Upper Canada... - - 1 - -- model of a standing army, but one with new and com- become an officer, that honours and rewards were within ---.....- , e , rive at Dover to-morrow. mending features about it, such as may compensate to only scarce yet, but we may expect them in larger quan- his reach, and that, if wounded, his recornpence was Dissentient.-Firstly,-Because it is inconsistent with LIST OF SCOTTISH, COMPANIES' PRICES. , our soldiers for their inferiority in mere numbers, mad The huts at Shorncliffe, near Sandgate, which are in- tity very soon. tended. to accommodate 5,000 men, are nearly corn- sufficient and honourable, the number that would enter the most obvious principles of financial policy to eedati enable them to reduce the issues of war to somewhat of • such a corps would ' astonish people who have not re- ger a permanent annual income like- that produced by , Dividend Areount the same certainty which is now recognised in all other pleted, and it is stated that they will be ready for occupa- fleeted on the subject. I should say 50,000 men in less Name of Company. per ' of Paid. Fri( the stamp duty on newspapers, and which nearly amounts Annum. Share. . human enterprises. No one who knows anything of the tam on Wednesday or Taursday next. The whole of 11IINI1VG INTELLIGENCE. than three months. to 500,000/., at a time when the country is engaged in a - - subject will disparage that perfection of drill by whicla, the huts are already erected, but the sinking of the wells , and tha sanitary arrangements for the camp are still in es Eight military commiseioners for England, with salaries formideble war, and when the necessities of the public x s. d. X s. d. ( From the Mining Journal of Saturday ) of 500/ each and twice as many essistants • six for Ire- B r ank of Scotland .. • • 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 181/ service have rendered it necessary to contract a loan of , in a great measure, the British soldier . is enabled to fini h d state The casemat b ' • ' ' ' ' B itish Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 205/ perform the most delicate evolutions in the face ef e . arraces at the Castle The demand for mining shares has been good this land ; four for Scotland ; ought to be able to look up the 16,000,000/. during the present session. a t n D un se rl okin the sea are Caledonian Bank .. - . U. per cent. 10 '0 0 210 0 31. 1 a g b mm en t. progress, an d i n a wee k, but there has been rather a scanty supply, and men at a smell fractional cost as compared to what we Secondly,-Because the annual amount of revenue City of Glasgow Bank 5.1. per cent. 10 -0 010 0 0 til an enemy ; but even this, important as it is, cannot a, ov . er ove o . be of greater consequence than a thorough and inti- short time there vet e acco oda ion there for a large the aetual business transacted has not, in consequence, are paying for our Germans, who doubtless are good. mate knowledge of the weapon with which he fights. number of troops. been of the large amount of previous weeks. Further But I have a prejudice in favour of the British article. el Bank •• 71. pencent. sro 0 0 too 0 0 2051 this's placed at risk by the ill-devised repeal of the se a rnp Clydesdale Bank •• •• 5%/. p cent. 20 0010 0 0 12/1 duty on newspaperri would, if retained, have been sufficient ''- miner° 25 0 0 10 0 0 toll What can be expected gf troops who have hardly fired a -- -- - advances have taken place in the price of some of the Depend upon it, Mr. Editor, IT can be obtained quickly to provide for the interest df the permanent debt con- r d t i s i t i e b rn . a talk . : ( ;; .:: :: :/. per cent. %/: p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 41. 1 loaded musket until they are brought into action-who [Anveerimmir.]-Amongthenumerone extraordinary cures hest shares in dividend mines, and among -them aed cheaper, and, without invidious comparisons, ten tracted during the present session, or would have lessened Expharige Bnk of Scot.. - - - handle the Minie hardly conscious of any difference be- with ou t Medicine effected by Du Barry's delicious health- Bosewarnes have reached 200/., having steadily times better.--Your obedient servant, . thanecessity of imposing increased and oppressive bur- National,Bank .... - 634 per cent. 100 - 0 0 10) 0 0 1651 tween it and old Brown Bess-who could not to-morrow restoring Revalenta Arabica Food, the following is not the risen from TOL since we first called public at- H. DUPPA. dens on the people. North of eeotland Bank ei. per cent 20 00,2 10 0 4/. i Royal Bank of 8 con. .. 51. per cent . 100 0 0 100 0 0 1271 be entrusted with a breach -loading fire-arm (supposing a d it e r e a a nc:, , voi., Bassets, 680/. to 700/. There was a diva least remar k a bl e ;.-,. 59, Union-street, Third District, New tention to the mine, only a few months ago. Snuth _ Thirdly,-Because the inexpediency of this sacrifice of •Union Bank of Scot. ~ 81. per cent. 100 0050 0 0 891 Western Bank" .. .. .. V. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 79/ . good one invented) b e cause they would be certain to ex- o_i_ilans, March 13, 1555.-Dear Sir, -Since 1833 I 11:Al??en [ADvesm agmExt i_.... nee WAR IN THE EAST. -PowEßFur, perinanentincome becomes still more apparent at a period an a d a bonus of 21. 10s. per share, declared PATENT ItEcoNNorrenio GLASSEB.-MessrS. S. and B. Solo- like the present, when, in addition to the loan con- ' • pend their ammunition too fast ? It takes your average a c al ou ihted i wi l th a complaint that neither I . nor p Piii=e o F u ir a r e a a n n t t e l e L . ife ... 8 4. / . p er r e c e e n n:. 1 4 00 0. g g 1; 0 0 1 1 , 1 . ‘ I w i a d s c f l a r a li t y e . d l ri t ak firs c Lb fl egr by 3 a o n te ex 4 ces o t sive hlere s t ra hi y r t e , f e y vi o sl a t e t h i e a a r n ? t o a n fi T i. u h e e s e d - u a s i,: tanfutwue re un b derstand th er e is a probabilitY of ' molls, opticians, 39, Albeelarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe tracted, p ar li am ent has also been compelled to increase Caledonian Fire Insur . 101- P per cent. 160 0 . 0 lo o o 2 51 . sportsman, who has nothing except the pleesurable ex -. - citement to discompose bis nerves, a long apprenticeship the greatest thirst bein; d ' i o ln the digestive proces4. A sets have bee ' emonthly accoun ts. West Bas- - opposite the York Hotel. By her Majestf a Ro y al the income - tax , as well as the duties of Customs and City of Glasgow Lite . 61. per cent. 25 00.2 o o 41. I nin demand at 29n los to 30/ 31e, but Letters Patent for valuable and extraordinary improveriaents Colonial Life ... ..... 5/. pel• cent. 50 0 0 1 0 05L to become a " dead-rifle shot ;" but 50 rounds of ball strange feeling above the fd g 1 un ament fol owsd that unusual few sellers to be found. North B . .' D in tho • t • • asset 27/. • evon mos powerful and brilliant Telescopes, Camp, na Excis • • ce- ing the • liminish e levied on articles of the first eecessity, c Edinburgh Life Inset% 6/ per cent. MO 0 0 15 0 ° 261 cartridge in the year have hitherto been considered suffi- thirst. It came on with intolerable itchings, and next as if ulation En . & Scot Lan Lif • . command of the industrious pop g , e 51. . Great Consolsa36s/. to 370/. ; Wheal ' Kitt '(L I y e ant) . course, Opera, and Perspective Glasses, to know the distances ' Life Assoc. of Seseeind 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 I lu ° 7 i: . tient to qualify the British soldier for one of his most an edged tool was cutting into it. These symptoms were 40/ t 45/ Wh K o . ; eal , itty (St. Agnee), 31. ; Clijah sad over the comforts and necessaries of - life, checkiag • of &ejects view e d th roug h them-of great importance to the . . ~ • National Fire and Life 61 per ent. 10 001 0 0 perilous and dreadful duties in the battle-field. We Un- followed by colic, and finally by a diarrhcea. Originally these ' the progress of ourl commercial relations, and resuricting army, na.vy, and others These teleseo es possess such extra- per cent. 50 0 0 North British Insur.- 71: per :Put. 200 0, 0 20 0 0 321 derstaua Wentworth, 15/. 10s. to 16/. 10 • 3. , North Robert, 26/. to - that rifle practice is to be extensively carried paroxysms came on yearly ; after a while, several times in the ordivary .1 - P 't` nxt the forei n markets for our manufactures. Scottish Union Triune. 7%/. prcent. 20 001 0 0 il. 28/.; Vale of Towey, 17s. 6d. to 1/. 2:. 6d.; North Towy, piece, wi Toz o re w Tat . some 3, .mehes, wi e a e , ra . ?ye. .... g 7a 2 201 On at A.ldershott, and th t two ' ieces of ground have course. of the year ; and for some years back almost every rourthly,-Because such a sacrifice of taxation is the etandard Life ........ 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 istmetly Jupiter's moons, Saturn s iing, already been selected f a h P •t month, until at last every week ;so that for seventeen years 7e. 6d.; Wheal Wrey, 51. 58. ; South Tamar, 6/. 15s. ; and the deuble ta • • 'th th same teleseope can be less called for when, as in the present instance, it is • .. s is, wi e . ap . United Dep. Assurance a pei ..........____.................. _ . 1t. _l O " 1 " should be; but it is not or t at purpose. T l his i h s a . s d i s I have been labouring under an insufferable affliction, deprived ' Marko Valley, 51. to 51. 55.; the new discovery here, to seen a person s countenance three miles and a half distant, plied to a branch of the revenue increasing steadily in e te no h u e gh to do so, un es k s, esi e h , the men are stimulated of sleep, and so dizzy at times tha , , I could not help myself ; which we referred a week or two since, has yielded 70 tons and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They a f 1 • re o aiger and all amount from year to year, and thereby demonstrating . REFUSAL OF THE GOVERNon or CANADA TO SAN the prospect of sebstantial l!eonmeefi expert d mar l -amen . v •• m y s t o mach would fail me, and I thus became a helpless ener- of rich ore in five weeks, merelY front driving on the course sizes, with illeroasino p owe rs accordingly ; while their vary. that • ite pressure hws net acted injuriously to the public TIOI3' THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW.--The home governme taken to supply each man with ts, a h n un ess f car h e i h s e vated invalid. At last, on the 15th of June, 1854, I was of the lode ;no ground has yet been stoped awa y, a l_ ing from 4to 6 inches enable us to discoyer more than the in e t tests. has received advices from •thel g overnment of the p a t n h arm t e stock . n w lc i taken down with an alvine flux and killing pains in the bowels. though it could be done for 6d. -in 1/. Such a discovery above, and the Georgian, with his 6 satellites, &c,-The R oya l suits him. When our men are tb 7olighly familiar with Fifthly,-Because the proposed repeal of the stam 3,! 0 41 , . P virice of Canada announcing that the Governor-Ger e Often as I went to bed at night I thought I should never see as this in either Camborne or Illogan would have sent Exhibition, 1851.-Valuable, newly-inveritecl, very small, d the use of their vseapon, when rs so far from being sought for as a has .refused -to sanction the Maine Lave Liquor B ire sapsfied them- morning. My medical at . tendant It l nd . fr:end, in whom was all powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the sizo of a walnut, by which t!ty f on ne b wap l ape , f. BelVes how entirely its efficacious u Y se shares to 20/. each. The cempany have also, we Legislative *Assembly. His inste h epen s upon their my trust, could do nothing to a evia emy suffer ngs, and a person can.be seen and known 1i miles distant ; they answer I paper proprietors whose in re le to Ie h ass . o . news . h . brought up from the , _ , perfect self-possession, then, a d n ten only, shall we sent me to one of his colleagues whose attendance proved as understand, obtained a new lease for twenty-one years, at 1-18th dues. West Frances, 20/. to 21/., call paid ,_• East every purp ose on th e ra ce-course s and at the 0 era houses, terests are rimaril involved in t e question is, on the • rve for the signiecation of i tions being "to rese ~ _ _ . have something like an approximation to th fI • all the reMedies 'rescribed failing to afford me country sce dh' s are clearl seen at et. 10 •. - ont P tl Y de ilecated by them, as b ' ein • miles, c rary, earnes y p g likely Queen's pleasure, every bill of an extraordinary or I which may be expected from an army of experet r el e a s r u . lt s s t ee ms v u r c:e fi ss ef. n , It was at this stage P of mydisease that, on the sth Basset, 45/. to 46/. ; West Seton, 200/. to 210/. ; North They are in l yMbno: Fleeting, deZ-stalking, • yachting, to to lead (through an unjust and unchecked piracy) to the usual character," he has availed himself his privilel men, supplied with the . best and l ongest ran, ._ __, n l - of seetemeee last I l uc kily met ono of my friends, who told Crofty, 11/. 10s. to 12/. 103. ; Cwol Darrens have been sportsmen, gentlemen gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera, depreciation of th • • eir capital and the sacrifice of their and transferred the bill to the authorities in Downii ITEWS - Ine , e , that can be m • ade It is the same w i th artu r e ' r ug n o nes mo t l at m g ee 'en Monier had passed through the same largely dealt in at ss. to 7s. 6d., and still in demand ; raCe-course , c 1 pective glasses with df l " • • • , camp, an pers , won er u commercial interests. street, where, no doubt, the extraordinary producti e at"; e seteterWinners do not have half enough practice beforlihe e r u e , ordeal, and had been radically cured hy Du Barry's Re- a very considerable improvement in this aline, and the Pnwer--Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses of the great- Sixtl 1 -Because no attempt has been - made by the 11 t with all deserved attention. tive service, and here, even more than i n 8 . 1 / ,: l i valenta Arabica. Thereupon I immediately began to make position of the company is such that no further calls are ast transparent power. The valuable advantage derived wi mee ~,,e ~ . . - 'e / e•'-' .. ' es • s s on ac Leeisla i t Y u ' re as justice required, to protect such t' ADVERTISEMENT.I-llolloway's Ointment and P par les [ . • • - : , - -- •.r-..- - '-' - '.4..'" - s - i'v;?..„ , s there is ample scope for novelty of invention. There use of it, and soon after felt relieved ; and the extraor- anticipated ; the lode in the bottotn of the shaft, 38 fins. f rcin this invention is, that yisices becoming impaired is f - - h ' -t" td I la• h . f rom t ese severe an icipa e osses, w ic 1 they should particularly efficacious in curing bad legs.--Extract eti•_e ',M.., ."k•.z..4 . 4 , 1% , " e• 1 ' ,ee ,kee. ee -•-•;, e sno reason to believe that gunnery has at all r , , dinary change for the better I have gradually experienced d • • eep, is yr h elding 10 cwts, of copper and 5 cwts. of rich preserved and strengthened., and 'very feed persons are d • fh • ' • take place by the re uction o t e just profits of industry a letter from Mr. Abram Waterhouse, broker, Hay d e acaea since, owing to that excellent farina, induces me to slopes in the back of the 30 are worth .. enabled to employ their sight at the most minute ocen ''''' . s ' '' - e •-:' • its limits, but on the contrary ;an' we hope to see i lead per fm. ;t e (the result of a fraudulent comnetition), maY lessen the Cardiff, dated May 2, 1854 :-" To Professor Hollow patron-can see with these lenses of a much less magnify .)% • use at Aldershott new cannon such as the state of the a omei .. • n believe that I am completely cured. -F. 8 . . BERNARD, 25 cwts of copper and 6 cwts. of lead per fne It would • ercial Abstract Clerk in the Collector's Office. --- - ing p ower _ en e th e y d o not require the frequent changes motives and the means of newspaper proprietors for pro- Sir-I beg to inform you that my wife had a bad leg land alone to produce and 1 h driven on in the 30 frn. t a d 15 e5 1.....e.i...... ; • ._ e e _ . 1... mechanical arts enables Eng _ asis s se () canisters, 11b. 2s, 9d.; 21b. 45, 6d.• 51b. lls. ; 121 b. 225. appear that for the whole lengt 0 le angerous effects of further powerful assistance. D ea f. curing and cemmunicating trustworthy information, thus ne arly two years and after trying every possible inel rm a d indis utable' h n h and that by te -- ,:. 1. which may re-establish upon o,fi n . .p n . 1 1 1 121 b., carriage free, on rece ipt o f P os t_ o ffi ce or d er . B arr y level the ores have been got from a era c t • ue" - New Discovery.-The Organic Vibrator, an e x traordi. reacting mischievonsly upon public and p r i va t e i n t er ests it was pronounced incurable, Not knowing how to a 4.1 ,a . ;":----.-- our old supremacy in this branch of the military Service. - 13 .„, l iaarrY & Co. 77, Regent-street, Ld • 1 t 182 d ' 'ne• a cross-cut the main lode has lately been found on on ,aso a , ran e nary powerful, small, n ewly-invented instrument for deafness, bv limiting and defeating tbe most useful functions .of a I determined . on giving your ointment a trial. One dr( ,ess Wheal Render, entirel d'ff t f 11 th t • - s • • The militia regiments which have thus far arrived at the r . I , caad e i a lly ; 60, araceeharch-street ; 330, and 451, Strand; 10 ft. wide, saving work ',throughout. y i eren rom a o ere, o surpass anything of the free and intelligent press. • , ing had a visible effect on it. I persevered in its use, 1 came are stronger in num - aers and more respectable in 4 55 :;h ch rad n e ;60 and 08, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street; 11. 15s. to 2/. ss. kind that has been, or probably ever can be reduced. S nthl -13 c eve y, e ause the los Of permanent income in an asthnishingly short period every wound was hea appearance and discipline than might have been ex- Oxford-stre e • m g s 9 ; 54' Upper Baker-street ;63 and 150, .----_.-_"-----"--""--------.-'-" Being of the same colour as the skin, is not per:cePtible ;it - nrodueed he' the Present bill cannot but throw obstacles ancl she is enabled to wear her boot, which she had b, pected. They present the upon whole very fair raw ma- mall; 7 Pall' , High-street, Camden-town ; 18, Pall- enables deaf persons to. hear distinctly at church and at • The first detachment of the 69th depot left Perth for in the waY ef the future reduction of the war taxes on prevented doing for some time past." Sold by all M( terial for the mti f . .1 id' rs and there can comb,st'reet • - 1 1 '? . 11-East ; 132, New Bond-street ; 24, Mot- public assemblies • the unpleasant sensation of s" g no'ses under 'n th • •' Ingul 1 the restoration of ' u acture of goo- so _le 9. ) _ d drill will I street; 21, o i s lC : t i i • n g William-street, City 30, Conduit. Ireland on Friday morning, the second being i e ears is entirely removed ; and it affords all the assist- peace, to which the faith of Parliament cine Vendors, and at Professor Holloway s estabe be no doubt tha n t ~ ) .ve no, n tli or two ?f . .tea y . rgitreet ; 95, Farringdon-street ; 6 7, St. erders to "Jew in a few daYs. The 71st depot from ance that possibly could be desired. 39, Albemarle-street, lemnl ' I sta . nds so y p edged to the people of the United milt!, 244 , Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-la work wonders in Hie ' Paul's ChurchearN ; in to them a military 1 13 g• i Edward-street, Portnaanatauare. Winchester will succeed the 69th at Forth. " Piccadilly. Observe-opposite the York Rotel. Kingdom. ISIONTFAGL OF DRA..DIDON. New York. • --... Dividend Amount Name of Company. pe r of Paid. I Price. Annum. l Share. I ----- --- --- X s. d. X s. cl. British ••••••.. • • .. I Ditto Provincial.. • • 71. 20 00200 0 , 20 Brighton •• • .... •• ~ 5/. 20 0020 0 0 1516 City of London .... •. 41. Ws. 100 0010 0 0 90 Con ti ne ntal (3d Cap.)... 10 0043 1 0 0 0 0 all 35 Equitable .• • •••••• 2/, 10s. 50' Great Central .. •• —. •• 8/. per cent. 110 10 0 0 all I Imperial •••• • .• ...... 10/.8& bonus. 50 0 0 all N Indepe ndent ......... 51. 40 0 0 99 -•-. LOndOn• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ..__. 50 0 0 .. Do., Parl. Preference 61. par cent. 25 0 0 ~- -- ; r,03 ii% .•• •......... 4/. per cent. 60.0 0 50 0 0 29 ißatellff •••.•.. .. • 51. 1 00 0090 0 0 73 United General ...... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 20 Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 60 0 0 f t 4016 Ditto, New ........ 50 0 0 10 i , 0 I \ WATER-WORKS. . nividAnd i Amount 1 I DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. An o f Paid. Price. um. Share. ----- -- ----- ---- .L s. d. L S. (1. C o mmercial •• , . ...... 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. East and West India.. 6 ;. p r cent. Stock. _ East Country• • London .• • • .••• • . • 5/. pr cent. St )ck. Ditto Bonds •• •• .. \ St. Katharine •• • • F outhampton Victoria ...• Stations. Greenwich .. '34 Lothbury _ , Bristol ? 2 Exeter..... Gloucester Cardiff Swa isea •• '% Haverfordwest , 14 Brighton Harwich 1 4 7 Soathamp ton Cowes Portsmouth Poole Y anpouth Lowestoft • REFUSAL OF THE GOVERNOR OF CANADA TO SANC TION THE MAINE LIQUOR LAN.--The home government has received advices from thel g overnment of the pro vince of Canada announcing that the 9-overnor-Ger eral has refused to sanction the Maine Law Liquor Bill, brought up from the Legislative Assembly. His instruc tions being "to reser ve, for the signification of the Queen's pleasure, every bill of an extraordinary or un usual character," h e has availed himself his privilege, and transferred the bill to the authorities in Downing street, where, no doubt, the extraordinary production noniMrnncsefa'ogdyria.ving your ointment a trial. One will meet with all deserved attention. [ADVERTISEMENT.] 0110 way 's Ointment and Pills particularly efficaciousliBnsc4uLin,g, T b o a r d ro le fe g s s s . o -- i E H x o t l r l a o c w t ay of . a letter from Mr. Abram t W ha a t t ru er y ho w n i s f e e , h b a r d o a ke b r a . you after trying every possible means r m i n2cl eurable. Not knowing how to act, Cardiff, itnearly raw determined—ral ysl pronounced wr d e a on t o e tyo d ue dress ing had a visible . effect on it. I persevered in its use, and dl e Hayes,f o in an astonishingly short period every wound was healed and she is enabled to wear her boot, which she had be en prevented doing for some time past." Sold by all Medi cine Vendors, and at Professor Holloway's establish ment!, New York. 244 , Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, JUNE 5 11 185 . . , THE SUN LONDON MONDAY EVENING, . ... _____. —........,—._._---- . COUNTRY 711ARKETS, -....-------- , PRICES OF Ski ARES , THE CA MP AT ALDERSHOTT. f Royal Highness Prince Albert visited Aldershott on , PRUSSIAN CIRCULAR. . PRESENTATION OF MEDALS TO THE 1 THE STANDARD OF 3IEASU.RE. - -0--- 1 Friday last, and it was at one time believed that the ______43.---_ EIGHTIETH REGIMENT. - ar IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM PANIES' STOCK. 3 s, see A remarkable and highly interesting inquiry hae been , s Jo I Queen would go there on Saturday. The rumour to BERLIN, June 6.-Copies of the following Prus- -.. .----o-- . preparations connected with the camp and bar- conducted for the last few days before a select commietee i First. at Aldershott are not proceeding wfth the rapidity is not ft the arrival of the Guards and that effect, however, roved unfounded, and her Majesty . now expected un i sian despatch, addressed to Count Arnim, under At Portsmouth, on Friday, medals were presented to of the House of Lords, that has been sitting to consider ; • From the Official List, . HADJ AN, TONwuCBOART.NI MARKET -JUN E EIT-OAJTu!s.l3_,:sys -Second.... . 76s )Oct i 36s 4d. i 34s 9d. 1 v 6 4 _ might be expected and which is so highly desire- regiments who served and suffered in Brasil e° EVERY rtJESDA.Y ANTI) FRIDAY' EVENIN.'G Third...••• afar ........:___ ___________ e ___ other regul corps, which will take Place in a few days. date of May 23d, have been forwarded to all the one of the three regi The summer will probably have terminated and al have set in before all the huts have been corn-Lower House, and is entitled "An Act for Legalising • representatives of Prussia in Germany to keep them the late leurmese war-the 80th Foot. This regiment the provisions of a bill which has already passed the I •PII ~ lost 347 men in the campaign, which lasted only 20 •19 180 sirs , eee oc ed as for the barracks, they may be said to be at a NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. au courant of the sentiments at bead-quarters :- months. The other two regiments employed in it were and Preserving the restored Standards of Weights and - ••• - PP I , fp oats ba 7 r 3 le s y ,-, 336 qra., ete• sol d LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1855. • To tet. quantity of wheat ° in d i m 2 ar Bs ket ° , d 1 3 3 1 2 ; V G : I ! ' 1 4 5 2 ' sold es " Berlin, May 23.84 q rs., ee ' beans PP • still, for the plan of them first proposed now finds ' the 18th and 50th. The ceremony took place on Southsea GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. PP PP steamedoop, left Spithead o To Count Arnim, -My note of the 19th inst d C ommon, *th tthPtth 1 . d th . AVERAGES, PER IMPERTA.L QUARTER._ ..,2ths 'Your in the eyes of those in authority than another The Rosamond, 6, paddle oa - just wi ou eor smou Ines, an ere ----- ' , morning for the Black Sea, with ' the three sure • but before explaining the exact ques- Measures." The inquiry related specifically to the stan dard of measu re , Dividend Amount iis under consideration, and which we hear has yesterday dressed to your Excellency, was already on its road to was a numerous gathering of military and naval officers per of Paid. I Price. Wheat„ 3/. 16 10 6-12ths 1 Barley, ...1/. 16 q 1 i . 1 2 0, drawn up without a ny r eference to the 'extent and new mortar boats in tow. Th e Centaur, 6, paddle-fri - Vienna when Count E3terhazy had the goodness to an d res id en ts. The 80th took up a p os iti on on th e r i g ht ti on a t issue it may be as well tO recall the circumstances Name of company' Annum. Share. I DALKEITH 36 G s RA 4, 7 ... X .... A- I : :: 7 ossTe T no - j c [ j i.. u . " 7. n f 3 er• . Fi rs t gate, Captain Clifford, left Spithead on Saturday morn- elities of the site they are intended to.occupy communicate to me the annexed circular of the 17th of the field, and were supported by a battalion of the Rifle under which it has arisen. It will be remembered that —,_.—.—_ •••••••••••••••.. ing for the Baltic, with supernumerary seamen and ma- i ns t., together with the despatch of the A same date, direct- Brigade and the th r ee regiments of militia in Portsmouth X s. d. X s. d. , nd is bought, and for months there is little or no-the old standards were lost in the fire which destroyed - I - n T e ri rifles for the fl ag-s hi p Duke of Wellington, and let- e d t o him , also annexed. Your Excellency will, there- gar r ison. The colonel of the 80th, LieuteGeneral T. W. British •••••• • • •• " " - - ' 0 1 done to it in the way of preliminary arrangements ; Houses of Parliament, and that in consequence, Ditto Provincial -• • 71. 20 00200 0 i 20 - e ras Best.. 66i tern, &c., for the fleet. Th e the former cl .. ....... 1 steam-transport East fore, have ' been already in a position to give Count Buol Robbins, arrived at Portsmouth yesterday, to present the , 5/. 20 0020 0 0 1516 175 Wheat 80s oa ........ oos 0 3 0, 81 , Tilers are suddenly given for the execution of every- Brighton • • • • • • •• •• • , Oats, od. . ...... 3, requisite to a camp and depot, these orders in the Anglian, No. 162 , which arrived on Friday last from the the assurance, that the Russian despatch communicated medals,andproceededtothegroundat4o'clockintheafter- City of London ...... 41. Ws. 100 0 0 150 0 0 90 412 Oats . • ... IL 14 9 f3-12ths I Beans, 21. 9 ;$ _ East, with damaged p ow d er an d other stores, left on Sa- by Herr von Glinka to the members of the Diet seems to noon from the George Hotel ;he was escorted into the Continental (3d Cap.)... - 50 004310 0 - 205 Barley 37s 9cl OO5 Od ......... 4 5 s id patting the cart before the horse wherever it is pos so fara pp p a e c back n t a e s d the to l e l o tells consider M r t al e , 1 s t B e 3 p B s , t a e ß b o e y t a a l k C e o n m fe m r i s t s h i e o i n e Equitable .•••••• • • • • • 2/. 10s. 50' 0 0 all 35 ...... turday for Deptford, to unload. The Rhadatnanthus, us also at present to call for no motion or declaration at square formed by the troops by Major-General Breton 55 Peas & beans 50s 6,1 . o do so • next comes a second lull, during which ? steam-transport, Master-Commander Belem, sailed from the sitting of that body, and that we are willing to commanding •*Portsmouth garrison, and staff, and the Great Central .. •• •• . 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all 11q . , scientific men, includiug among others the Astronomer Imperial .. •• .• ...... 10/:& bonus. 50 0 0 all 110 - already settled are re-opened for consideration, and at Portsmouth on Friday evening for Woolwich. The t a ke this document, importantly ' a ff ecting German presentation comMeneed about 5 o'clock, accompamea Independent ... _•• • • 51. 40 00 9 9 -.-' ' ABERDEEN-JuNE S. stage matters have now arrived. The huts ought Sprightly, steam-tender, Master Comman d er Allen, left interests as it does, into deliberation only in connexion by a suitable address from the colonel. The following • restoration. This commission consisted of a number of London.• .. •• • •• •• •• •• _ 50 0 0 . _ Pots to oats -26 s 'ld to 27s 6d Co Aaron oats 2es Od to 26s 6ci nly to have been finished by this time, but they- -e ill far from it, and one's only comfort in the midst Portsmouth on Saturday for the eastward with super- ill-, the detailed w --- --e communications, which the Am- is a list o f the officers and men w h o rece i ve d t e e d eco . adopt as a standard of measure astandard Yard, the dimes- Do., Part. Preference 61, Per cent. 25 0 3 P,,ce da .•• •••• ...... 4/. per cent. 60 • 0 0 50 0 0 29 t urneraries Th t t I delay is that those recently constructed have their .e s eam- ransport Earl of Aberdeen ar- trian Cabinet has on different occasions led us to look ration :- Royal and Mr. Sheepshanks. By them it was decided to sions of which are determined by measuring with the aid Rateuff ...„ ........ 51. 100 00900 0 73 Be re ls3lbs ~ Ba rley 31s Od to 32s Od wo points indi- United General .• .... Si. 2/ 10s. 59 0 0 all 20 )ws raised nearer the eaves, and that the ceiling, rived in Portsmouth harbour from London yesterday forward to. But although, and for the very reason that Lieutenant-Colonel G. Hutchinson. . of microscopes the distance between t , . Westminster Chartere d 4, oer cen . 1 t6O 0 0 „ 40% W;abat, red (spring)62s Od to 68s Od 1621bs ~ id of being closed in in the objectionable manner morning. It i s re p or t e d i n P or t smo uth d o ckyard that on we , for the present, in compliance with the wishes of the Majors-Christie and Ormesby. • . cared by lines traced on a bar of gun metal. Accord- . Ditto, New .... ••••-500 0 10 o• 0 - „ • white itis Od to 76s Od boll. rrly pointed out, is left open for ventilation. An the g rea t screw three-decker Marlborough, 131, being Imperial Austrian Cabinet, and on account of nego- Captains-Hawkes, Hardinge, and Smith. ial the bill now before the House of Lords contains a, Oaerneal • 20s dto 21s Od Per sok. was predicted of those already completed has been launched (about the middle of August), a mammoth three- tiations still pending, reserve judgment on the Russian Lieutenants-Amiel , Fraser, Nunn, Whitehead, Crau- -n . Y ' WATER-WORKS. Flour ' 31s Od to 32s Od 56s Od to 58s Od Per s' ei minute description of this standard yard, which, in corn verified. The men at night find them exceedingly decker, of 150 guns, is to be built on her slip, to be about d ec laration, we cannot look upon it as salutary or even furd, Batchelor, and Mortimer. - RETAIL PRICES. ~ rl, t o Isleft: Lod uncomfortable, for the windows, being so near 27 feet longer than the Marlborough, for which the well grounded to consider it forthwith in that light and Paymaster Bodle. • pliance with the recommendation of the Royal Commis- Dividend Amount Flour 2s 9,1 to 2s 10d Barley flour, e: Os to Os lea Name of ,Company. per o f Paid. Price. to ‘it cads of the sleepers, cannot be kept open, and even slip will have to be lengthened. It is further reported designate it in that manner which has been adopted Lieutenant and Adjutant Borrowes. lise It turns out sion, the Government proposes to lega . , Annum. Share. Oatmeal,l4lb. 2s Od to 2s id „ dust, •••••" ... etel - d r lb ....... _ 6 . .ost° vs e daytime, being so far belo w the breathing line, that the timbers for this gigantic shipare being connected, by Count Buol. I must confess myself unable to Assistant -Surgeon Lane. however, that while our philosophers and men of science Peaserneal - 2s ed to 2s Sd Sids, .......... t o easy to keep the inside fresh and sweet. The and that her name will be Victoria. agree with an argument which avers that Ruasia Quartermaster -Sergeant Maloney. the most perfectl • engaged in determining in their way East London tion of the camel, how ever, . is so fine in a sanitary The Agincourt, 72, having been found defective, the is only striving after the disunion of Germany, Paymaster-Sergeant Watts. nt Mr . Whit- Grand Junction tof view and the troops will be net so much Implacable, 72, has been commissioned at Plymouth, by whilst she is rnaking to the whole of Germany Sergeant Purchase. means for securing accuracy of measureme , • Kent.... • • 0 51. per cut. 10 0/, - 78 Cheese, per imperial stone, 3 j oie ef doors , and probably little serious inconvenience Captain Lowe, as a trainina ship for seamen and boys ; a declaration which, as the Austrian circular itself says, Colour- Sergeante - Woodford, Kt le . Tiley, worth, of Manchester, has, for practical objects of great i c ing, Lambeth ...... ••• • • • - 100 0 o _ PROVISION MARKET. Os 9dto 0 33 f 8 1 _ - _ _ Beef, per lb .sd to 9d. I Butter, p lb. os 5 e to - 6 ,1 be felt rom this cause, though it is one which might she will be stationed in the Sound. has been a source of satisfaction to the Austrian Govern- Homan, Collins, M'Jamieson, D ow li ng , an d Probert. importance to the nation at large, as well as to Lim- e s t o e u w a liv a e r r k c s ap a. any.. 21.105. a -than 51, per cut. 100 0 0 - ~ . 1!, Mutton, per lb 6d to 8d I Eggs, P doe. O ,A to3e o e I.readily been avoided. With reference to this epee- The hired steam transport Germanie, Capt. Neinebeer • ment itself, and is abiding by results, the acquisition of Sergeants-Burke, Mullins, O'Hara, Curt's Money- self individually, been directing his attention to the West Middlesex .. •• .. . 5/. per cent. 61 0 0 - 91 eal, per b... 7d to 9,1 He p palr g6d tO ''' ee of huts, it seems very doubtful whether it is wise No. 207, is fitting at the Devonport Dockyard to convey which Austria herself claims as a merit, which lam far penny, King, Heathcock, Chamberlain, Williams, Mills, machine as per- Pork, per lb . sd to 6d Chickens,clo. 03 od to es 0 same subjec t . He wanted a measurin g . rovide one uniform kind of accommodation for the Land Transport Corps to the Crimea ; and the sailing remnved from wishing to depreciate, although it would Moss, Brenchley, Degas (lance), Doig (lance), Harrison, BRIDGES. Salmon, per lb Os to Os Ducks, d° :ioos o d t li Oi l feet as he could make it, in order to secure increased le force to be assembled at Aldershott. The object transport Shooting Star is preparing to convey to Gib- b e ma tt er o f eas y p r oof to show that Prussia's incessant M u rphy, Murphy (John), Morris, Pike, Ramsden, Dividend Amount Grouee, per brace 0s to Os Ducklings, _ ees o e to o e nerally in the which the camp. there has been established is of ratter the Northampton Militia, now quartered at De- exertions at St. Peterisburg beve also at least shared in Savage, and Walsh. . accuracy in his system of gaug es and ge Name of Company. • per of Paid. Price. Tallow, p stone,' es9d to 5 1 2d Turkeys, eaeiti s od to turd workmanship of those tools for the manufacture of which Annum. Share. d 0• 1 d Potatoes, pr peck, 10,1 to 2d Geese, __,, c er's 0 ,„ ?se to prepare our soldiers as much as possible to vonport. bringing about Russia's concessions with reference to Corporals.-Whitworth (lance), Powell, James, Gunn, r +hat the t the exigencies of actual warfare by the closest ap- Letters dated April 4, at Valparaiso, have been re- th e se points. I am inclined aiso to doubt that Clarke, Downey, Edwarde, Fogarty, Glover, Goodhall, he enjoys so deserved a celebrity. In order s Butter eor exportation (present cure) per . e ......e e X s. d. X s. d. • eimatiou that can be made to real field service in ceived at Plymouth from the Trincomalee ! 24, Captain the Cabinet of St. Petersburg purposed to as- Kershaw (lance); MdMullion, Murdock, O'Doud, Fetch, importance of such a measuring machine may be - 'l2 Eggs, Ee wholesale+ price, per dozen ...• Hungerford .... • • _ .„ - - the ni• peaceful country of ours. Now, an army in the W. Houston. She was to leave on the stb, to join the sure itself in advance of the determination of Porter, Plumpton (lance), Peart, Rislaworth, Turnbull, fully appreciated it may be well to refer to Southwark ..... ..... - 100 00 - - .1., .., ~ 1401bs per bushel - DUBLIN-J -1111 E 9 . 405 tO ,1 I I cannot expect to have Myerses, and Ha wards, and squadron for Kamskatchka. Officers and crew all well. the German Courts by means of the communication made Travel, Vincent, Vickroy, Wolfenden, and Whelan. :ens wherever it goes, and common sense points out t the right Captain Patey, R. late Emigration Officer at Glee- by Herr von Glinka, since, as fares I know and as indeed Drummers. - M`Kean, Broad, oodley, Collins, illustration afforded by the Baltic fleet. The Admiralty, Ditto New or e% P.C. 1/. per_ cent. 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -_ in the construction of their marine engines, have always waterloo .• •• •• registered . Ditto Old Ann. of Si .B/ 1/. 145. Bd. 60 0 0 - 16 s Od to 20s Od ;oats, lis• 6d to 16 , 8 . dcl l t eAel thing to do at Aldershott is to endeavour gow, has been appointed to that duty at Plymouth. the text of the circular corroborates, no responsible decla- Dempsey, Richards, Conolly, Hennessey, and Cuddy. wisely insisted upon the use of Whitworh Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10s. 43. 140 0 0 2B%te ." 'd to 2174 00s Od to Od per brl; oatmeal, 16s Od .1, ref , 0 every possible test and experiment to have such im- The Swinger mortar vessel arrived at Sheerness from r ation was soughtfor or expected. When, informerstages Privates.-Edwards, Heveran, Coulter, Hough, B ar . gauges • ; so that if a screw or plug or fasteneng of an Vauxhall ............ 16s. 17010 • 3 - flour, 24s Od to 27s Oct per cwt; luoiau col ee vements e ff ected upon the old bell tent as may, with- the Thames at 5.45 p.m. on Saturday. of the negotiations, the sincerity of the intentions professed ker, Kelly, King, Nicholls, Marshall, Parrett, Jonas, kind gives way, a substitute of the same register, an - - per 4 , 801bs unduly encumbering the march, economise the The Lizard steam-vessel, Lieutenant Christopher, has by the Western Powers was impugned at St. Petersburg, M'Keown Pendery, Allard, Ayrton, Bird, Blake, therefore certain to fit, can at once be produced. Hence DOCKS. • —.-----------' mi barley, wheat, 42s Od to 45s Od. - red ditto, a, od . eirer:; ----------- ,Ith of the soldier. Perhaps the best illustration that left Sheerness for the Downs. Prussia openly declared herself opposed to such a course. Birchall, ' Robins, Brooks, B or h am, Brown, Berke, it follows that one not very large floating mechanic a shop Dividend Amount be given of the possibility of effecting saving in this The Hearty, gun-boat, left Sheemess for sea at 7 p.m. Uninfluenced by the currents of public opinion she has Butler G. Bowles (R.), Bryson Butler (T.), Bowles is quite sufficient to meet all the emergencies of the set- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. SEABORNE MAlla lortant direction is to be fuund in certain facts con- on Friday last. done the same on similar occasions both in Paris and (G.), Bush, ' Butler (H.), Bell, Bond, Culligan, Cogh- vice in the way of damaged machinery for the whole of Annum. Share. „ ' _- 0 .--• 0 ( „ e .. , , ~, / s/ r e ' t ' D'uce (2 , Rigllifleti that the mails are sent Min , se tli .) red with the present war, which, in the midst of The Volage, magazine store-ship, left Sheerness at London, and she would think herself wanting in. lan, Calclough, Commacks, Connors, Cover, Crotty,sy the night-and Mby the morning-desPa' - Wh'•' re exciting topics, do not yet appear to have attracted 1.30 p.m. on Saturday, for the Baltic. the franknesss.due to her German allies, if she did not Collins, Cannon, Clay, Carroll, Conners (P.), Cary; Car- unattainable Commercial .• • • ...... 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - that cron a m t a i d g t h . ty s s u te a a h m a armada resultw n o o u w ld facing the batteries of -- — ----- .L s. d. --- L s. d. • A „ •at I do amount of attention which they undoubtedly are en- The Alban, addle-wheel steam-vessel, Lieutenant also, in the case before her, demand an impartial and un- roll (J., 2,923), Creek, Darling, Donald, Drew, Devis, East and West India -6:. pr mit Stock. - - - irroe 4 l a o Day whoa ma l, Ili . .- ror - , zi ,,l _ A. to. Wehave it on the authority of a Parliamentary William E. Fisher, arrived at Sheerness on Saturday. prejudiced examination of the Russian note , as demanded Davis (Jonah), Depledge Dickenson, Darrant, Devitt, but 1-417.tIevic=ittairlyasn=i4.deteIrttiyagi) F e n z r e e s co t i o . 20s. per sh. - - - )erred that at the Exhibition of 1851 Mr. -Whitworth London ••• •- . - .... 5/. pr cent. Si; wit. - - COUNTRIES. in General Post- , Ac i, :, 1 .. .„„.......: ; irn that the total number of our men killed and She has been to the Hague communicating with the by th e honour a nd interests of Germany. We are • ready Everhurst, Ennis, Eegle, ' Eaton Emmings, Fox, Floyd, Office, London.* 1215.....P__-.- $lO ,•:, marled in the East up to a recent date was 5,906, and authorities at Scheveningen 'on particular service. She and willing, as stated above, to defer determining what Foley, French, Flannagan, Foley (Timothy) Fallon, East Country. - st D .l lt a to th ß ari on n cl e s .... :: .... c e e e n n t t . . atm - - .k. _- showed a machine which measured to the niillionth part of an inch, and which enabled any one to calculate the ex tof thesee332 were o ffi cers and 5,574 non-commis- is under orders to proceed to Shoeburyness to convey a importance at the present conjuncture of affairs in Fisher, Finnigan, Forsyeh, Games, Gerrett, ' Gleeson, oo - Ameriv. thy United Sts. . LiN'erP °°l i • red o ffi cers and privates. No similar data exist show- he of the Royal Artillery thence for shipment Europe, and what obligation may accrue to Germany, Gill, Geddes, Gilligan, aGleeson (James), Gaffney, packet) -- - - ..27 ' ,l • the number of men who have died or been invalided in the transport Clarendon for Corfu. Other detach - shall be given to this incident, and not to take it Greedy, Hamilton, Horan, Harrison, Hart, Hindle, pension caused in a bar of iron a yard long by touching F n'Tc i t t o h r a i m a Pt . ° . n ..............• •.: 3 e l i• C p a erc r eri c .t . . ro 0 0 i n 0 6 - it lightly with the finger tip. The same arrangementis now JOINT-SPOOK RANKS. America (by- U. States . cOoll thaaP t 14 America(byllrit.pack)N Every Fri ---- day ~.. Livero° 1 00 6 m sickness, and the proportion in this respect between ments of various companies are to embark for Sheerness into serious consideration until we have obtained a Hopkins, Hale, Hardinge, Henderson, Holland, Halli. adopted by him for the production of standards of men- .— packet) ...• ......N Australia (via South- toe upper and lower ranks of the service. It has, how- in the same vessel. thorough knowledge of the communications that Austria gan, Harrington, Hoyse, Hayes, Haggarth, Honald, Dividepd Amount sure, the principle being that the standard is obtained of Paid. Price. In been stated upon high authority that the morta li ty The Glutton, floating battery, Ca t, Arthur Cumming, has promised. I nil 'not atop here to inquire if the Handly, Hardgraves, Harrison (William), Howard, by measuring the distance between the perfectly flat Name of Company. per ' Annum. Share. Ditto (via Marseilles) N, ........ .. Itlec e e the army from sickness has amounted, during the was put out of No. 1 dry dock, at Sheerness, on Satur- degree of (at least intended) secrecy and reserve with Holmes, Ivers, Jones (John, Thomas, Robert, and ends of a solid bar having true surfaces on its sides and . - Ditto (via Cape of Good' ampton) ..........M " Jl lll it winter, to 13,000 lives ;we know that in the month day night. The blocks will be immediately prepared to which Austria shrouds her negotiations with the Thomas, 2,462), Keefe, Kelly, Kenny, Kemp, Kenny ends. His test is that of the touch, and by it he can Ls.d.Z s. d. Hope) .....• ......Ni ..... .. • .11 . ... PlYzi °°th ::/ 1 3 3 ° 7 121 ---.u m ••'•" • • • • • .N, Daily .......... • Boo ths- 1 .,,, Ju n .to January 3,3 many burials took place at Scutari alone receive the Trusty. The rigging of the Glutton has Western Powers from us still more than from (James), Kirk, ing, Lock, Lowe, Lloyd, Lancaster, correct errors in 'dimensions up to the millionth of an there were deaths at Alma and Inkerman. We know, again been altered. other German Governments -exactly corresponds to Magee, Mott, M'Cabe M'Glynn, M'Kernan, inch, whereas the plan of the Royal Cominissioners, de- British NerthAmerican . per cent. 50 0 0 „_- A , A.u.5tra1a5ia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 83% al of London. 6/. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 ~,e xandria ••• • • ..... m nth & 20th of mon. So , ,"ii„,,ptoe „ s ol o M 17th of the montb Sons _ . .....F_„, o . o, that while the proportion of officers to men struck The Calliope, 26, Captain Fitzgerald, which arrived at the de gre e of confidence that she claims from use M'Cluskey, M'Dermett, k'Dermott (John, - 3,055), pending on the sight, aided by the microscope, can only F.,T,T1..i .......... • • • 1) 4/. er cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Bahamas Africa ( a W ri e a s . t . C o . as . . t . ) : .. N N 2 5 3 , d 2, o 2 f 4 t , hz ro 3o o o ll+ i m. De.ybe r s . o .; top l i • • • .. Dol'" ~,,'etol) J u 'e 1 I t wn in actual combat has been very great, from dis- Plymouth on Friday, left England on the 2d of March, On the contrary, I beg expressly to state that his Mannagon, Mernbery, Morsey, Morgan, Murtagh, correct errors to the 60,000 th of an inch. The most t' a e a ll' an m" ..... eee e e ant .. ............ is 9th of the month .• outharnr "..,,Viscs• 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - es it has been very small. What conclusions do these 1851, and reached Sydney on the 20th of July. She Majesty's Government, duly appreciating Austria's Mansfield, Masterson, Mitchell, M'Elra, Merrick, Moore, Buenos Ayres M 9th o'i the mouth .• „ S irarioo po le Z. per cent. 50 0 0 .20 0 0 - -••• • • • ..N powerful ' microscope that has yet been made cannot Lond.char. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 22 es justify ? Do they not establish that the effective then entered upon a service of civilisation, by visiting, diffi cu lt position and the endeavours she is making Massey, IVloyes, IVl‘Grath, M‘Donald, Meadows in 16/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 44% Cape of Good Hope OW° •ength of a military force in active service depends with one or two exceptions, every port in the islands of to surmount it, is incapable of - wishing to drive Moran, Nicholls, Nelson, Newett, Newcombe, Pol'• divisions in an inch, and, in order to reach this degree l' enable the eye to distinguish more than 60,000 lineal noonnddonn.anndegsutnnity 3.t.r London Joint• Stock... 101. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 28% Ca p e of Good Hope " N in ontb Sou Cape de Verds ......1., 9th of tin Il• a ‘'• • ich more upon the manner in which its physical wants, New Zealand, and, after ca ling at Hobart Town, er- the Impe r ial Cabinet into making' further commu- worth, Peto, Purcey, Phillips, Price, Phillips (2,125), of accuracy, the object glass rust be so near as greatly Provincial of Ireland.• 81. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - Ceylon (see India) .......••• ... vo Sou ir h er a , .. ' 711° . 8 .11i, •11 1 ch as clothing, housing, feeding, needful rest from formed the next year a similar duty among the Feejee nications. ,On the other hand, the Cabinet of Vienna Phillips (Matthew), Ptolemy, Puree, Quinne, Richard- to interfere with the practical utility of the standard. But Ditto, New......... 8 l•per cent. le o o 22 10 1 0 - Ceylon. .......N bsOP " ./ 4 &FrlJ. Seat- o ptoPoie hour, and so forth, are attended to than upon any in- Isles, including , the penal settlement of Norfolk Island, will certainly always bear in mind- that, if we, out of son, Rawlinson, Rooney, awlinson (James), Reeves with end measurement an accuracy carried to a point'2o leTti.Ttllir,e2t,;.. Si. Verr :It 1 5 0 g gg, 0 0 - Channe l „,; ; ,, Isles— ...„1.1 2 1 d i Tir ed "m nth Patti 1 Ditto, New ......!.• 8/. per cant. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -,,„ - C - hin . a ..' .... ••- .. ••• • - . iancea t m b o o n f th o ... • , •• ,..•1 ois si ry which it is likely to sustain from the enemy ? Now, and then returned to Sydney. Captain Sir Everard consideration for Austria, suspend our deliberations Richards, Roach, Reynolds, Y' Ryan, Sims, Smith', times as great can be combined with a, perfect facility of I much being ascertained, it becomes important to dig- Home, who put her in commission, and whose loss was and determinations, we do not by so doing in the re- Stanfield, Smith alobert), Smith (George), Spieer 2 10 0 iminate the amount of loss due to those different felt by all hands, died Nov. 3, 1853, from a complaint merest de ...**•ht to rf tl Stewart, S 11 . S•cl ' application to all the purposes for which such a standard is Oriental Bank Corpora. 1 1 0 4 1 1 . p p.. c e t t . r b s s: 2 2 5 5 0 0 0 0 a1 ,, 1 ' 20th of mon. 3011" ..,• degree renounce our enere rig apeec y Stewartt, Snell, u "van, ia, Simon, Union of Australia" •• 30/. per cent. 25 0 0 „•• • omit. of Europe M Br. N Twice daily • • buses--the want of proper shelter, the want of proper which was increased by devotion to his profession. While free and thorough examination of the matter itself. We, Saunders, Shaw, Shields, Tate, Tully,Taylor,Tyrrell, , pending so much labour on constructing their standard of desirable. Again, atter devoting so much time and ex- South Australia .. •• .. oitto ..... ......... 301. per cent. - 713%. C o nstantinople ........ 4th Ss . Do er 1 1 , 00 11/. / Egyot (see India) D o ve r ••;se ed, the want of sufficient clothing, and over-exertion. in Australia the Calliope lost several of her crew, who end with us Germany, take up our position on the Tambull, Tyler, Treanor , Tanner, Walsh, White, line measure, the commissioners have not succeeded in Union of L0nd0n,..... 10/. per tent. 50 0.010 0 0 28% Franz 3• • ••"...• Mft Ici Twice dailY.• •,:„,,7, gthattily A • is somewhat difficult to do so, because one cause - 40 0 0 all lon were replaced in the colony, but from her detachment of ground of the treaty of April and its additional articles. Williams Willitimson ard, Wri ht, Wall, Wallis' producing two alike when measured at a like temperature, Union of Madrid ... • • - Gibrahar • . .:.• .• • .3•114, 7, 17, 20, 2 7 °' - tse ' sting upon a mass of human beings will :speeily e- Marines, commanded by Lieut. Leslie, only one deserted. Whatever lies beyond these that has b t . tdW bb iiir• been nego la e , e , ise, Woodman ' Wright g (Patrick), Walsh ' Greece „cow() India) MP I Y , CANALS. 2nd• & 17th of mon. Seat._ ••• . s o i and this ,will be understood when it is remembered that • G reece ••• • • • • ......111 1...1,1 Loaa" ptos' oil 3 : o,onstantinople .......n ,13,13,18,23,5cZ801nr r_oc.hopton,ol , :lope others that might else have remained dormant, Thefrig , frigate's passage from Australia to Cape Horn pre- settled or stipulated withoutthe knowledge and participa- (Robert), Wise (Joseph), Whelan, ' Woods, and Young. a line once traced on the bar cannot be altered, and that • iiameuegei • • • .....NTuesday Ss ."-a t i,' r .„..,trian , D o _ id, therefore, innocuous. For example, had our troops sents some remarkable features, especially at the present tionof the signers of those treaties (among these we reckon After the distribution of the medals, the o ffi cers of the the only means of correcting it if wrong is to change the Names et ~,,i, Dividend flavannx.h ••• • - ....M 2nd of the mon . T ) u 0ve ,...., 10 .;; e_ 4 .fore Sebastopol during the winter not had too much moment, when a knowledge of the shortest and most free the treaty of December 2, the protocols of the late sego- Bth entertained the General commanding el . • g the 'strict, temperature, so that the metal may expand or contract, Names of Dividend. Price ork imposed upon them, they might have altogether, route is so valuable. She left Melbourne February 27, tiations at Vienna, and any arrangements which the Ca- their colonel (Lieutenant -General robbins), adth n o ers until an approximation to accuracy is attained. Hence companies. et (Annum.per & 4 , Annum. ce , India (via Sou thamptoml4th & •20th of m in. nth Dover •• •.. fe e !at least in a great measure, escaped the sufferings and was off Cape Horn March 30. Her commander en- binet of Vienna, in pursuance of its last confidential tor- of their brethren in arms who served with them, &c ,at in the bill a separate ten‘perature is provided for each -- e______ - India (via M`a.zseilles)sl'9th&2sth of MO A ,,, vei .,• .. /40/016 pith they had to endure; but, that active and coax deavoured to 'preserve the parallel of 50 degrees S. respondence withtheWesternPowersmaymake), arefacts their quarters, in Clarence-barracks, Portsmouth. . Hail fell on the 24th of March, in lat. 51 6, long, which we shall have to take copy. On the other band, the standards of end measure •E 1 7tiol.l•' -3 ~tor - , lonian Isles (565 India) 7, 17, &27 of men . .s , , 0 ; & N Twice daily .• •• ~a t riar, r o . o i , thin cause once afoot, observe how a dietary unsuited into our serious consideration, san be copied to any requisite extent, and any difference A shtn &Oldh 98 71. p. et. 139 Macclesfield. too 2/. 10s. 51% Ireland .... • • ••• otha • the climate an dysentery, and how the bell 98 14 W. ; hail and snow on the 28th, in lat. 55, long. whilst forming our resolutions, but which cannot, of not smaller than the millionth of an inch will be ail - Companies. !, - e' x ,' ."-- Price: t i n i d an ur d as ... ,::::: .. .. .. : 1 4 1 1 3 71 1 1 1 1 Y 0 . f . ill . ; •ni-onth. Spowintita(aritg.... Jalie 3 ,1 1 9,11 of the niouth,So ni .. .. L iverll°"" Ist, with its 14 or 15 occupants, littered in the mud, 76. Off the Horn they were in 50 S. In this passage right, exercise any retroactive effect on • our obligations, TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. detected. By taking care to make the copy slightly too . Ir . min her:. 40 1 r g i 41. 92 Peak Forest. 78, 51. Os, 86 Madeira rea.....4 BakilrnskiezA.b.;,. i l z) ) _ 4 _ l. __ . aftd .... :.. :: 12, 1 1 3 61 , .. I_so E s t • • ads that dysentery endemic •; and how both, with the they experienced no check ; strong breezes prevailed and, as we think, on those of Germany. We shall be e -e5a5............... long its errors in excess may be gradually removed by c even try„.. 1011 251. 209 Regent's •... 30! II 14 Malta (see I • on• I:wit° 'e I tr i m :::: 2 31. ...... 719* 17 ' & 27 °f nbi''' r°Pt Ill° „ Jilr 'ant of adequate clothing, made recovery impossible. occasionally, but no inconvenience from sea or wind, sincerely gratified if that which Austria has to commu- SIR,-If the opinions expressed in this letter and the repeated corrctoss, eacl 'of which may be measured Ilsmre&Chs 69 '2ef p. et. - Somrset Coal 1 401 - - Mauritius I ndia) (dia) a a mere £s. d. point of view the British soldier is by and there would have been no difficulty in heaving to, nicate to us tallies with what we have so often de- proposition set fo rth mee t s p ons views, perhaps you will Derby •• •• lop ; 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 8 5 . 11. 10s. 60 Malta .......... ••• ,1 , / 8,18, Grand.Tunctn ; 100 3/. pr. et. 50 Do .LkFd St 12, - - - •'‘' , 2nd of the month.,,,m a t ~.. •• •• " ~A l to • until a complete fat simile is obtained. But further, in E matirit i as ~,, „ AA _ ,N 14th of the month tort ir the most expensive animal in the world. The loss to if necessary, at any time. Excepting four days, an ob- lineated as the position we take up. We shall,as I hardly do me the favour oienserting it in your paper. mechanics especially, where extreme delicacy of fitting, 'shslh2sthofJno u t ~ ie State in money when he falls or becomes ineffective servation was taken regularly. Winds chiefly from the need repeat, whilst examining into the state of the case, and the production of accurate duplicates are of • Grand Surrey l loo 41. - Shrewsbury.. 1251 - 85 Ile l (liln . a . da ... . • .....-7 ' 4 •._rd&l7 tb of month ,„over IP' i u" • ...1 Do., 6 pr.CLI 101 61. pr. ct. 12% Stfird &Worc 14 0 281. 425 Mexico •... ..... 1,., vow pto i, co / Isomething so great as compared with that of other westward, varying from S.W. to N.N.W. ; force, 7to strive by wish, by feeling, and by resolution to prove that The Government are constantly trying every means the greatest importance, standards for the foot Grand Union 100 11.0 s. - Stourbridge.. 145 121. 2 New w Zea1and...:...... By private ship • • , „ o ver •• 'toll auntries that an y• wasteful use of him falls far more 8• • and four days only reached 10 or 11 ; weather gene- Prussia, both as a European and as a German Powe, is in their power to obtain menfor the war and very pro- and inch are even more necessary than those for the ,_ Lancaster .. 100 - - Wye Rail. , 2r 21. 28 p apal states AA A• _ N sthlsth2stholmon • •,!_ . , to pp • _ O l oc le e Kennt & Avn 39 6s. od. 64 Severn and] Peninsula ..........M 711117th27thofinon. S o u thamp t on c sverely upon our resources than on theirs., On the rally overcast and cloudy. The lowest latitude, 56 10 wont to look upon herself as Austria's ally. But we claim perly so, as the struggle is likely to be long and severe. Yard. For the supply of these the plan of tne Leeds &Livrp 100 251. - Warwick & I 21; 20 r em .....„..... ~M 2/1 & 27th of ni0 0......._Z a , po . swest grounds, therefore, we are bound by the strongest S., was made on the evening of the 28th of March. for ourselves and for Germany the incontestable right to Ist. A loan has been granted to Sardinia, and h's e in Leicstr &Nth 83 - 28% Warwick & Port Natal •••• •• .• NBy private s hip.• • .1 1 , , f.: er .. ... i n2htnoiniork,;.vu', .... poi Considerations to adopt every improvement that can Lowest thermometer, 31 deg., was felt after passing the enter upon this examination, and,' if Austria reserves to return has sent a force of 15,000 soldiers to the Crimea. Mr. Whitworth is able to produce them in the _ 0 I I 2/. 10 Royal Commission made no provision ; whereas Leicester.". l loo 51. 49% Birming. 1 100 I L ughborogh 142 ;01. 575' Napton.. 3 100 Sicily .... .• .• .. •• _INT sthlst • ~,,,,er tes , N sthlso2sthotrnon. J. , _,„op , Tuscany and to economise the health of the army, and certainly Horn, and when near the Falkland Islands. Lieutenant herself to settle what, according to her views, Europe's same perfection as the yard standard. Finally, it affords Worcstr & I 78 21. 24 Venezuela .• „- - -11.1 2d3a.l7th oftnontli.Sou• I here is no part of the military system of equipment D'Arcy, of the surveying vessel Herald, 8, Captain Den- and Germany's interests require, so shall we decide at the 2d. A T ur ki s h force is taken into our pay, officered a simple method of Contrasting the merite of the two hintg,merysh • loo - - Birming. I Monmouthsh 100 -, s JO / tharafr I I or rhh more readily admits ot being improved than the ham, on promotion, and Mr. Chevalier, from Rio Janeiro, right time, what our own, Germany's, and Europe's in- hy Eng lishmen * ' ' systems to state that in line measurement the eye has Australia) „ •••• „ - r'- - • llfh iniona4oll AO be /14 enta now used in field service. Would it not have been came home passengers in the Calliope. Her freight from terest seem to us to require. HOW far the A ustrian And, lastly, a foreign legion, with its depotat 11 r e e only to pass over the distance actually measured, and • West Indies .......• 31 2d- - - -°• 1 MeltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -I 10s. Od. - Van Diemen'sLanc (sef the ot, 111 11 1 . INSURANCE COMPANIES. Prise and prudent, therefore, instead of providing huts Melbourne is 7,5000 e. of gold, and not 70 5000 z., as manner of viewing things, and what the Austrian Cabi- goland, is in course of formation. • when that is very small the limited power of the sight, , m one -very defective plan for the full complement of telegraphed on Friday. net in consequence may have arranged without con- The above steps lam aware have been taken not aided even by the microscope, in distinguishing differ- Dividend Amount spatched on the following day. with the e c rvi D s o men to be assembled at Aldershott, to invite a little The frigate Juno, 26, Captain S. G. 'Fremantle, ar- sulting,• can be brought into harmony with our own eel from the diffiCult that has ' b ' i n on ce operates as a great check ; whereas, in the appa- of Paid. Price. competitive ingenuity 'upon this point, to try whether rived at Sydney on the 30th of January, and, in copse- conviction, and consequently how far they are calculated g etting together anything like ea been experienced Name of Company. ' per southamptonn and the Malta, both of whi w- - &28 of in Annum. Share, cleat force.to grapple ratus employed in end measuring the eye has to travel it is not possible to have for the army tents and their cluence of the appearance of smallpox, was put under to pave the way for that - community of action on the part with such an adversar; as l a 1 ---- •••••••••••••,.......° , r , e Em of Russia, but over a distance of about 40 inches • to trace the variation ----------- X s. d. X a. d. 0 e 7 OP appurtenances as complete, portable, an d nemme• comrantine, but relieved again previous to the depar- of Germany and her two Great Powers, in which not also from the want of trained soldiers. of a thousandth of an •inch. From all tbese considera- .. at. los. , 500 0 0 50 0 0 83 Albion ._ ••••• • • • - WIND AND WEATIIER •I'''' s o ' diens as those which have been prepared for the use tura of the Calliope, on the 7th of February. The only the efforts of her Governments but also the wishes 3d; My proposition rel ates to untrained soldiers-the tions it is obvious—and the result is a highly instruc- Alliance ' Brit. and For. 71.14 s Gd.bs. 100 0011 0 0 JC II of the Navvy Corps now about to be despatched sloop Fantome, 12, Commander John H. Gennys, left and hopes of the nation must be considered. rave material. It is a well-known fact that the men tive one--tha.t a private manufacturer, pursuing steadily Ditto Marine ...... 61. p.c.. bs. 100 0025 0 0 - Anchor .. ••• • • • ...... 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - - •- - Af ' ter' p r ced en h :ny da o y f . these dates fall on a sundseeeeeee ° ea / - s tele • Serett 9 , Wes t ' k) the Crimea ? While upon the subject of con- Melbourne on the 22d February, for New Zealand. "Your Excellency will hand to Count Buol a copy of usually picked up for military service are the partially that course of experiment on which he well knows the Atlas 15s. 05. 60 0 d 515 0 18% strnction at Aldershott, it mr.7 •.1 . , , , well to mention that The Calliope has been towed up Hamoaze, where she is this despatch, and express yourself towards him in the employed rural and manufacturing labourers, and their success of his business to. depend, has been . enabled Argur Life ...... • .... 41. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - Stations. Coun:e of Wind. State c" eioti ay. m, valuable feature in the plan .ec barracks, as origi_ to be dismantled and put out of commission. Her crew sense of the above remarks. We confidently hope that collateral branches. These have proved amply sufficient completely to distance the efforts of a body of highly British Commercial .. '7l. 10. 50 005 0 0 7 Greenwich S.W . Partisill S. . 'rally designed, will be wanting , :eat since proposed is will be paid down and transferred to the Sanspareil and he will find our frank language only commensurate to for the service hitherto. Clona- Bristol Barr out. It was intended that these barracks should other ships. the gravity of the moment, and will recognise in it a fresh ' But there is another class above them that can hardly and working at it with no small expenditure of the County .. •••••• • • • • • • scientific men, constituted expressly for the purpose, Clericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr c 4 t 1 ..8s bs. 1 1 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 _ 20% Lothbury . Crown ..•• .• .• .. .. 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 17% - S.W consist of twin blocks of buildings, the space between The Perseverance, new screw steam storeship, Cap. proof of our lively wish for a genuine and sincere nnder- ' • ever be persuaded to enlist for military purposes; they public money during a period of sixteen years. Eagle .. ........ ...... ss. 50 0 0 50 0 6% Exeter.. . • slurs/err* • ' S.W .......... Gloucester them being covered over, so that men could be drilled rain Henry Harris, proceeded on a trial trip of her ma- standing, and for a solidarite based upon it. . maybe fairly considered the dile' of the population. of s.'w shay. 'L.._ ;v. ew.t.f. ‘...., "h... Phi. irlea. of a sheltered area, chinery on Saturday. She left her moorings at Sheer- "Receive the assurance, &c., the United Kingdom. . try that the bill for legalising the standards of weights Europea,n Life ...... ... g. 0 5x Yet so oddly are such matters managed in this coun- Equity and aw.... 4% per cent. 1(2)g o.g 5 al l 0 6_ 5 0 „ In carefully examining the causes that deter a body of General...• • • • • • • • • • • • " MANTEUFFEL." '- 'and measures had passed the House of Commons Globe ...... .• .• • • ..., 51. per cent. Stock, Cswarad • 1-1 / -- -- --4......,, 14.., ......,A,•ct T ~,,, ;,,_ and was halfway through the House of Lords before Mr. Guardian .. •• ••• • ••• •.• . . 51. per cent. 160 0 0 45 0 55 % Brighton N. .......... ... vine . - - •••• • . • i 0 ri ...„_ Tronpria.l Fire... ••.. - 12/. per cent, 500 0 0 50 0 0 331 -,. ,_ isea iff .......... - . n, 1 n n n l a u B a rwien • C. TIT t• 10 5 % Haverfordwest W 5.W .......... . ... -,,,,ylii.enuillesi..*.r. be • 011 1 e tn e When any of these da tes fall on a Sunda Y, of._,Th e atel e spa t c hed on the following da y. with the altetii tee. Southampton), and the Malta, both of which wm preceding day. WIND AND WEATHER o pOlo 1 s o ' SATI Tt9p }V at VA Coun:e of Wind. State c" ssB N BSSi '''''' ''''' '''' RGS : hhiali : 11::: 1 1 lew evil:: 5 1 lee: showery. . • W.......... Yin • . w S Unsettled. W N.E. S.W ........ W.S.W Manchester - . . Y _. ffi Sheeld S.S.W .... ... e , w i n dy Stoke-on-Trent Carlisle S ' W "" ...... Clon" . Lancaster Maryport . S Whitehaven F i n e, Leeds Holyhead S.W .......... rola. Liverpool Dublin ShveWsbury.. ESS : .IBV -. . 7..... ..................... -o;lleunittlecl• f eamington S.S W ....... I,)ioe. Leicester W S. Nottingham il „,_.,,di. _ Derby S.W .......... tkiu; Gainsberough S.. ........ ' cl e ar. , s ice. Great Grimsby Boston.S.W ....... Fine , Hague W••. ......... . Fine . . York . Aberdeen . S.W••• ..... - Rain -4% Edinburgh S• ........... flee. Perth Dundee - ...... Cloudy Glasgow Greer ock - S.E. ••• ...... F i n e. Ber wick W• ........... Fire. Whitby Hull S.W.. ........ lief ° Darlington S• ............. Fine . to y, Sunderland .. S.W .......... F il ' e: 111 cl°o‘l9' Scarborough • Strood Tunbridge 0, BIRT 11 S . CAr ttO ( , ef OF IL SON• i f o of On the Bth inst., at Guildford, the s' c. V ij° Weston, of West Horsley-place. l e of I). . of ° ' On the Bth inst ,at Walcot, the w' iif° ~„ rks , tb° fro, Esq., Commander. R.N. . , . A Pe On the 7th inst., at Maiaenuean., ,borot f r ro° Plumbe, Esq., surgeon. nea r ~ 0 On the 7th inst., at Seaford-gralig°, 0 oil' Richard Varden.e, til On the.Bth inst., at 5, Oa kley-aq ua ti• Henry Bowles Wild. Pi t ' ICOP ire Or A PAtioSTO. le 0 ,f the sVi the On the 7th inst., at Littlegreeu, ~oth, if Phipps Honaby, R.N. 0' IP , .ylae° 0,10 On the 9th inst., at 14, Fin sbury too, ,v of Charles Hogg, F.R.C.S. so tIO DP '4l On the 2d inst., at Moira Hou se, „ ia ipg,p. so . ' of George Hyde, Esq. pot fi j. ' O P On the 4th inst., at Weltos si-utoils°o' Arri3°"' shire, the wife of Major BroadleY off Hussars.o° r 1 -, v, p. • g oo , P o , MARK - '-' atliv •c0,..t0 • .., ,g ro. r itoi f P On the 7th inst., at St. .03-3 TY -;ce, .p, s cr, ° ~,f, Drake, Esq., of 47, Claverton-terdodent'' , IY , Anne, second daughter of Roger 63 it 01,701"4 hill west. On the 7th inst., at Charlton . elfbrici.l do'ig" noveteli Esq, surgeon, Blackheath, to Atalitj' sto lre Ya so'io• Maxwell, Esq., Kidbrook, lerq: Dutch of ela e :oci ef fib e On the 6th inst., at the pads"' c los 9c16:033133,ter°1111' Plymouth, William Biddulph Parri:-6.13., eVai,lo Admiral Sir Win. Parker, Brt., 0019,41,0 Y ,(r. Chief, Devonport, to Jane Const2,.,,Ff TbeoP .411,, late and sister of tho present 74,birtoberto)100' Bart. of Birdingbnry Hall, Virar,,':".,reb, 4100,obeel On the 9th lust•, at St. Giles 's uol'_'..or Or o f Henry King Horne, of St. gesniin, _1! ,d, I second daughter of George jai ll'" T e O , rye. 0 0/3 'o l DIB D' 0110'n ti, fool I ph .0 0 ban!, ~,a . 13,, On the 9th inst ,at Clap.. ~, of White Webbs 'Souse, nfiele, an' Surrey, aged 70. oteut S °l:l4 r te On the 6th inst., Edward Solo% Surrey. SAW ~031 Bu DS toy Ou the 7th inst., at Great Marloiv, ;, 0 , mond, Esq.. aged 56. 0 0.9° of Pe o On the 4th inst., at Saintaeld fferui ' 00 looei James Price, Esq. aged 77• On the 7th inst.: at Grundisburgh, go'irfitle o°l4oolo tenant -Col. Allen, and. eldest daughter a ip ,co .Allen, Esq. • t 111 cr°lll3? I. 1", In November last, solder' a ,s(i o,i ~i)o, 13a N Henry Montague, -ri Thy, ' S.W. ' 13 Dellabl' ther°DO"' On the 23d pril. at Poona h, and ou 0 N. Allen, Senior Chaplain E.l.C.jgo .0 .A Diary of il March through Sou' aged 47. fillat i ° lt s ' _...--------------- ..._,,, p 0 jOl . („ 1 LONDOS : B ited. and Publishea b.!' ,35101)0PoiftoorooP01 of No. 1 Straal, Printer, et _ __o4,, j o tie Strand, in the Preo,iuct of the 86;T Middlesex, DioncloY, 3110 l l ' 1 ~;~ ice. 10.5 /0: 17i 10! 14: 141 10! 101 d 1 5; 5, 6 '. 11 5 !1O 7 0 17 112 11 10 k 4 .