The Sun. — London, England, 1855-03-26 00:00:00

. . ...... ._ - THE SUN LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 26 , 185 5. . _ __ . , a . .-..,...........-....-.-ss-.-..... ee --....--s. . olds which have started three times without winning ; . WOOLLEN TRADE. ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. children as there was plenty of evidence a g a inst us all. FEARFUL EXPLOSION OF GAS, AND SERIOUS SPORTING NOT ES. allowed 51b. About three-quarters of a mile. 39 . She said, I should get my liberty if It did. I gave her INJURY TO NINE POLICE-CONSTABLES BE- e. - , ........._......_ ______....-. no satisfactory answer. When I was going back to . the LONGING TO HER MAJESTY'S DOCKYARD. NOTIONS ABOUT NORTHAMPTON. Age st lb Age st lb (From the Leeds Mercury of Saturday.) subs. . The annual general court of this corporation was held cell a detective spoke to me and advised me to speak the • 38 8 Mr. Huff= 26 4 LEEDS, March 23.-We have no material change to on Saturday, at the offices, in New Bridge-street, Black truth. I sent for Captain MtMahon,• and on receiving his A terrific explosion took • place at Portsmouth on Throughout the past week turfites were actively em- enhams friars ; Henry Frederick Stephenson, Esq., in the chair. 3 8 8 C by Fauglea- - repoit in the state of the woollen cloth market. There , promise that nobody should be banged for the job, and Saturday, which caused the inhabitants in the immediate played commencing operations at Wars ick on Monday, Yeutick 3 8 8 Ballagh out of Professor The secretary read the advertisement convening the that I should get my liberty, I told all I knew. No re- vicinity to imagine that a heavy gun was fired as an an d b r i ng i n g their labours to an ending post at Brighton 3 8 8 Lady hrews- Saturday; a cheerful feeling generally prevailed, and meeting. ward was offered to me. I cannot swear whether it was " alarm," and they immediately rushed to the scene of atur ay. oo ma eer , owever, aa o ime o The Secretary then read the following statement of re -3 500/. we each got, or more. disaster. It was soon ascertained that a frightfal ex- . . . on S d. B k 1 s h h d ht t . f The Rajah a lit:Ca or no ived , i' Feiday when they turned out of their long lane it unt . . , . HercUles Tynemouth 3 8 5 Cby Ratan, out On Tuesday there was a quieter tone, and only a mode- ; ceipts and disbursements for the year 1854 :-Rece _ . It was this confession, and the clue given to the other plosion et gas had taken place, and a number of men -Balance, as "per auditors' reports, Feb. 15,.18 . 54 ' offenders, that led to the apprehension of Garrett, now were buried under the roof and timbers of the police of ill-luck, and Seaman fairly launched them again on D a ff o dil •3-8 5 of Delia ... ..... 26 4 rata business was done. rntss7on, 19,253/. ss. 3d. ; assurance premiums, less cone . 2 6 4 HUDDERSFIELD, March 20.-The market to-day was - 0 242/ t d • thi t in cus oy in is coun ry. 3 8 5 te by Footstool, • o a f ud ßosary 2 2 6 6 4 4 no ß t b o a c cl uD a A ni E v , e m ry ar b e u h sy n d .- ayl l to e r re son h i a e s ti b m e e en p 158,1391. 7s. 3d. ; interest on investments, 1 6 . 2 , 56 . . lice station at the north-east corner of the dockyard. The the sea of speculation, over which they were borne fairly The Hind ...... ... 3 8 5 S i wa'cliffe - director of police, Lieutenant Hall, was quickly on the with a steady trade-wind. The incidents which marked Cha - - much flatter than on the previous week, though we have • 9s. 11d. ; sale of Government securities, 185,903 1 . re .; mortgages, &c., repaid, 77,110/. 15s. Bd. ; l oans on IREL A.ND. spot, and gave instant orders to clear away, and extri cate the unfortunate men, whose groans were distinctly Jessie last week's sport have been so fully descekbed and so . policies, repaid, 5,5591. Grand total, 506,208.. Oa 6d. . - 40 .--. , and painfully heard. The master attendant, master much talked about that further remarks on thern would Charmian .. 38 5 Oltenitaa .. ...... 26 1 . Pyrrhic .....- .... 3 3 change to-da f th tf t' -* M ' y rom a o ae previous onday, either Paid Assurance claims, 77,793/. ss. 6d. ; annuity claims, mei] occu space. Nothing new is to he dis- Para DUBLIN, SATURDAY EVENING. builder, and dockyard authorities were quickly on the Unneee y PY _ 8 8 5 5 st o .A ut ry 2 6 1 in pieces or wool. The merchants are buying certain 250/. 7s. 10d. ; investments in government securities, 3 8 5 Byrsa 2 6 1 sorts of whi hth may be in immediate want, and the C ey THE CAMP ON THE CURRAGH. spot. The medical staff were sent for, and with promp- covered connected with them, and I shall therefore Contention 39,173/. 18s. 3d. ; investments in mortgages, reversions, ir Thames Ditton The commissary general has issued a notics inviting titude attended to the distressing cases of the sufferers. merely content myself by reiterating the generaey- . &c., 264,0621., 7s. sd. • loans on policies, 10,213/. ; pur- Coup de Main ... 2 6 4 Garnet • tenders for the supply of bread and fresh meat for the But little time was lost in dragging them trom the expressed feeling of gratification which was occasioned chase of policies, 1,77 ' 71. 13s. ; reassurence premiums, , Barfleur . 2 y lanet, out 6 4 F b P BRADFORD, Thursday.-Weol-The choice of all sorts 480/. 17s. ; rent, taxes, insurance, and repairs, 506/. d d t be b tt 1 n h troops inten e o uet4? t e Curragh of Kildare. ruins and then a sad scene' presented itself ; mutilated by seeing the " tartan" of Lord neaten and the " white Cby Pyrrhue the of Missile is very limited, but the demand is so scanty that the The number of the troops "is expected to be 10,000, o ies an ro -en areas and legs to a t a were sitting bd* ' d b le 11 h t • • ls. 2d. ; printing, advertising, stationery, stamps, &c., • I and red spote of Lord Zetland rne so prominent Y First out of sis E I oqu ence 2 6 1 trade is still inanimate and cheerless. Yarns -A little more or less, and to be assembled towards the end of or standing in the room at . the time of the explosion. It 8541. 9s. 6d. ; directors, auditors, and medical officers, to Driffield ... 2 6 4 Fhy Peep-oh Day more inquiry for spool yarn, which, in some instances, May next." The supply is to be hontinhed from that reminded one of the cockpit of a man-of-war during an ia the first important race in the season. 2,154/. 95. ; actuary, secretary, and clerks, 4,261/. ss. ; by the Libel, Boy, out of commands a shade advance. Pieces. -There is a steady agents' charges and medical fees, 5271. 10s. Bd. ; solici- time to the 30th of November next inclusively. .. action. M an y o f th e men were insensible when first So successful was the Northampton Meeting last year, C . out of sis to Sprite 2 6 1 improvement in this department. taken out, restoratives were applied, and the skill of the and so abundant was the sport, that a project was en tor's and law expenses, 293/. is, 9d. ; income tax, 132/. ' THE WEATHER, &C. Dexterous (hb) 264 F by the Flying HALIFAX, Saturday.-The appearance of our market medical men were speedily put into requisition in setting . d , 12s. ld. ; sundries, house expenses, parcels, messengers, A severe storm prevailed during yesterday and last a .woun s. the limbs and dressing the fearf. 1 d tertamed of exten mg the gathering to three days. In Wrothatu - Dutchman out to-day has been one of slackness, though there is in re &c., 550/. ls. 10d. ; ready-money bonuses and expenses, night in the Chanel, and the comManders of the few The names of the sufferers are-Inspector St ud I Q . abandoning this project and determining to " let well Early Morn 52,761/. 10s. sd. ; balance in hand, 13,145/. 10s. ld. vessels which have made good their passage across, re- b ' ICI • 1 r° •' e-s 1 " h itt e ... d • 1 ; t* Th C b the Flying ' roken ; Serjerint i ey, serious y crushed ; Privates a one t e comm. ee ex rcise a wise (-sere ion. e y Fby Bay Middle- receipt and execution of orders, and prices exhibit firm- Grand total, 506,208/. Os. 6d. The statement of the port that a tremendous sea is running outside. None of Lane, Giles, Wessel, Sydenham Palmer Ne 1 1 • d t • cry of the gathering will be a rempara vi .e, an presen anniver-a Dutchman, out of ton, out of Wall- ness. In the wool business there is ready sale far nee assurance fund on the 31st December, 1854, showed :- the commercial eteamers from the North Wall, which Elm. legs and arms broken ' and ' ' ' therwise seriousl Walfruna, 5' tive failure, for, although the supply and character of 2 6 4 fiewer 2 6 1 ful combing fleeces. , Funded property and Government securities, 441,452/. ought to have started yesterday and the day previous • • "ti P-* t 1111 ' o • / injure . i Iva erl er escaped by a miracle. The Pytchley Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 40 added, , ~. ... . 17s. 6d. ; mortgages, 813,2991. 2s. 4d. ; life interests for Liverpool, have sailed. The accident appears to have arisen from an escape of sport will be satisfactory, yet it will be far inferior to • wo- r-olds and u wards. Optional selling weights, for t y p - •. - and reversions, 134,624/. 12s. ld. ; cash in hand, e that, celebrated last year. The decline and fall of the &c. Spencer Plate Course, five furloegs, closes this day PRICES OF SHARES THE BARQUE SNOWDON. Jai; froat the rain of the dockyard, and We had been 13,145/. 10s. ld. Total fur.d, 1,402,522/. 2s. , e This fine vessel may now be said to be in comparative continuingfor several d a y s . Th e same h a d b een repor t e d Northampton Meeting will, however, scarcely be written (tMenday).. IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- In answer to a question put by Mr. Duncan as to - e sarety a large portion of her cargo has been got ashore, to tho director of works, but no notice had been taken of by the present generation of turf historians. WEDNESDAY. PANIES' STOCK. whether in the ease of assurance claims the ready money i • ' • • Earl Spencer's Plate of 100 save, added to a Handicap _____,- ear it is not apprehended that any material injury has it, till at leneth the increased e-cape of the gas from tbe Ireland's Eye's success at Epsom has caused attention • bonuses were added to the claim, the Secretary said they , spar., an arge takes of 15 sovs each, 5 ft, if declared, &c., for From the Official List. h 11. Port' f wreck e dl • e . accrued to her n ions cm , maul found • its way immediately under the police statien, to be directed to his chance for the No - -- h t li . S , wee p s ' „ , it amp ons ire were. The income tax was deducted from the interest durin ester tnree-yr-olas anu upwards. A winner of any handicap PUBLISHED EVERY TUEIDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. r ieces of timber were washed ashore g y da y and there formed a complete magazine. The smell at • allowed. - Stakes. His weight, including the 5 lbs. penalty, will after the weights were published to carry 7lb extra. LONDON, FRIDAY, MieRCH 16, 1855. • alone the northern coast. this time t ' 1 k ' ff t• d M - 1 ~ en oc oc , was nearly su ma, ing, ap ii er The auditors' report, dated the 14th day of February, e TENANT-RIGHT MEETING. (the man who had so narrow an escape) being deter. be exactly, equal to that carried for the City and To start at the Speneer post, and finish at the winning 1855 was read, which stated that the auditors hied very o . . carefully examined the accounts, &c of last year. They The first open air tenant -right meeting for the_ -season • • ' , e • a and were it not fcr the ina chair, five furlongs. Forty subs, 20 of whom pay 5 mined to find out where it proceeued from, stooped down Subarba- Handle p, , Ge.S-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. ” begged to report that they had found them correct., and was held at Derry on Thursday. and turned on his light, when, in an instant, a terrific portant difference in the two courses, I should sovs each. explosion took place, and men and bricks, aief mortar Age st Ibl Aee st lb o Divideni Amount I again to express their satisfaction at the manner in MURDER AND CAPITAL CONVICTION. unhesitatingly place full faith in his al,ility to achieve the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. and timbers, . were buried in one ruinous mass. The King of Trumps... a 9 7 , Cherry Brandy .. 3 6 13 Annum. Shate. i which the accnunts were kept. " Mishap too des " deubte event. , , erves notice for the 4 9 4 Foxhunter. ... 4 611 Yesterday, at the assizes of Tipperary, Michael Hogan a.nxiety of course was intense. Instant assistance was Scherz The CHAIRMAN rose aad said the meeting had heard and Timothy Ryan, two respectable-lookin farmir 1d • ' dle 1 'lk tl 'ff ' d prominent part which she played in the race for the Me- Nathan read the usual statement of the receipts and disburse- . •.„ e .. . g .g a. or au, an y twe ve oc oc me su erers woun s ge , , - • - men, were cenvieteu ot a peculiarly truculent and cow- were dressed, and they were taken over to Haniar Has - tropolitan Stakes, but her stayiag qualities are some- Kennyside Hero. 4 8 4 ' Chelmerton .... 6 7 Dit i t i : a 'P . ;;;:e . i . a . l:. :: 7 - 1. - - 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 ciente, of the insurance fund, and the auditors' report. ardly murder. Their victim was ill.. .47 10 The Rajah ..... - They had also heard the very succinct statement of their f d oh- ~ 0 age, name mullowne h . a young man 24 years pital. Great assistance was also rendered by the officers w h a t doubtful. Of the heavy weights Nabob, Defiance, NellY H •• ..... . . 7 h y, wom they, with the aid of and crew of the Basilisk, the vessel being in dock near Orson 4 7 5 Flageolet (inc. t City of London .. -•• 41. The 100 0 0 leo 00 , - respected actuary as to the condition of their affairs K . aof T - is T ee and Meteora ha in, ram! , yp , •ve been men- 3 6 7 _:antinental (3d Cap.)... 4/. Os. t 0 0 0 43 10 0 -- other nurser 4 7 4 , extra) eants stoned and bludgeoned to death, in to the piece in question, and whose boats conveyed the Foam n r t Equitable .-••.. •• •• 21. 16s. 50 0 0 all 2900 daring the year. He had been anxious to give time to the streets fN ' • Coned with favour. Nabob showed in good form at 37 4 The Medway - - Great Central ....... 70 per cent. 10 0 0 all - the gentlemen present, in order that upon any matter „ o evagb, in the broad glare of, day, en the sufferers across the water. Bessie . Ist Au ust last Salisbury, aed will perhaps run respectably. Defiance Si c ily which suggested itself to their mind they should hate . g • . MEIN ••••••••01. • any further information which they required, 33 it was The particulars of this wretched case were detailed by ADDITIONAL PA.RTICULIRS. will, in my opinion, get home in the first flight of com- Comfort el 7 4 Gondoline - the wish of the board of directors that they should hare a number of witnesses, the first being the father of the SUNDAY.-On visiting the ruins to-day it was scarcely petitors. The little unlucky KING 07 TRUMPS will be Pyrrhic ...... ..... 37 2 London.• ............ - 50 0 0 Do., Parl. Preference 6:. p .3r cent. 25 C 0 9 1 .-- • 25 . 0 .. j every explarattion. (Hear.) He hoped they were satis- murdered man. He s a id th a t he had receivtd a severe possible to have believed the effects produced by the ex- out of his distance ; still he may, after all, be the card to The Althorp Park Stakes of 10 says each, with 50 P..co ix ............. 41. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 o ee fied that the director', as their trustees, were doing their fall fr en his horse last spring ; that on the 10th of July plasion of !eat night. The roof of the lerulding is corn- added, for two-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; and fillies, Bst i.el_ t., Ra nit l ea ff ts . Q; ". -- . ei. 190 00 90 1 . 9 0 7 1 % in with. - Meteors is entitled I , ' - • h h w . to tle supper. eine s e al ...... U. 53. 00 0 0 tee duty to the members generally. He thought the report, L e was met on the high road by the prisoner Timothy pletely bat wn off, the thick walls rent in twain from top 31b. An • bef . t rt . t 511) e tra u v ye winner . . oie s a ing o carry x • 1 estminster Chartered 5 . per cent. ,60 0 0 9 f 39% as far as hie bumble judgment went, 'WU very eaes• Ryan aud his brother John, when the former expressed t )I)6lAm-deers, windows,.and skylight blown t materna; has received, and with her favourable - im ost she will P T.Y.C., straight run in. 27 subs. Ditto, New .... -•. 51. per cent.. 53 0 0 10 e 0 - factory. Ho considered the bonus which they der:ved regret he bad not died of the far, and added he would and on the opposite side of the way, which is called unquestionably be dangerous. Mr. I'. Parr has a tower st lb st lb- , - from those policies was an inestimable blessing. The•- be "Up to me.or my sons." Witness had eight chin Marlborough-row the whole of the windows were blown of strength in The Tower, and entertains sanguine ex- Sirocco 8 7 Pyrrbine received thereby, whilst living, soino advantage from theer dren, the eldest of whom, the deceased, hal lived with to pieces, the roo ' fs destroyed, and an aperture made pectations of success. Of the other animals Hun i aerfoed, cby Bay Mindleton, Duet • 8 3 Dividend Amount care and economy, and this Wa3 otme of the principles on him. H.e (witness) nau had disputes with the firit through one of the walls as though struck by a heavy Winkfield, a,nd "lain& e are most entitled to a- e per out of Slander 8 7 FlyaWay (51b extra).. 8 3 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. -which time soeiety was established.- Since last th t ey me cousin of the prisoner Ryan. Holds several farms. shell or shot. Even at 100 yards distance the shock - notice. The lot which lam inclined to " stand , on" .St. Dunstan 8 7 Spiudle 8 3 - two of the directors bad died. Mr. John ltlendharn,wns _____ was so great as to dest 11 tie gless and crockery of eoy a l , Diego - 8 7 • - _ the first whose loss they had te deplore; and tho direc• . ' one houee, and the inieatee imagined nothing short of comprises DEFIANCE, IRELAND'S EYE, aed THE TOWER. Wolfsberg - ears bad supplied his place by electing to the vacancy A BETTING LETTER-C'ARRIEI?. an earthquake. Crowds of anxious people have congrea Of the nine nominations for the Staud Plate, Master Fatima 8 7 Fracas - 8 3 Kent.... • • .......... i 4'. per cnt. leo o 0 - 73 t ie Hon. Edward P. Bouverie, a member' of Parliameet, --... e .....-- tested aboht the spot to-clay, and great excitement is Slender and Sicily are entatled to the preference. Para, Buhble 8 7 Purneah - - I„- . 100 0 0 - - WhO • held a high situation in the House of Commons, At Bowe:street, on Saturday, Ascott Ellice, aged 32, visible. We regret to state that Giles, one et the tuft Flaway, and Thames Ditton, wilt, perhape, &tempest) Alfred . - • - 55 • a gentleman who paid great attention to business, and ' • elle had been in the service of the General Post Office ferere, died early this morning, a,nd that Stroud is not cby Epirus out of Tilly - 8934 the front rauk for th • e Whittlebury Stakes. Should the West Middlesex -••- 5/.los. pr et.l 61 0 o - 90 who was of irreproachable clia-acter. In saying this be 12 years, was charged with stealing a letter eontaining expected to live an hour. Three otheri are also despaired Wedlock ' B.7'f by Orlando, out of top we'ghts, Scherz and King of Trumps, do battle for Mr. Huffam 8 7 Plu h paid the honourable gentleman no idle compliment, bills of exchange and bank-notes to the value cf 1621. Bs. of. So melancholy an occurrence ha,s not happened at DOCKS. , because every ho le , would testify to the truth of hi e Mr. Peacock, solicitor to the P os t Offi ce , prosecute d . Portsmouth since the launching of the Princess Charlotte the Earl- Spencer's Plate, the race will derive alditional cby Don John, out Sugarcane Dividend Amoant I statement. It was a very painfal duty to have to record Mr. C. R. Turner, commercial traveller to itles-rs. in 1825. interest. - Still my present fancy is for Betsie, Pyrrhic, of My Dear , 8 7 Scalade 8 3 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. the death of their late chairman, the late Sir Th omas 101 - rthey and Co., carriers, of Parker-street, Lincoln', and Flaeeolet. Sugarcane ran so well at Epsom that I King Chat - Animin, Saare. - i - Feankland Lewis, Bart., M.P., which ha 1 taken the lan-fields, state I that on the 4th instant, he posted at INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. - ' eby Annandale, out man, out of Mogul- , X s. d. X s. 0. shad expect to taste the sweets of success with her for , E , • board by surprise, as the last time he preeided he ap• !he chief office at Manchester a letter addressed to the ee of pilogue - 7 isial - peered te be in bis usual health. They received a letter erm, contairdeg, a Bank of England note for 20/. (No. At the last meeting of this society, Mr. J. Simplon the Altberp Park Stake's. The Northampton Cup Stakes, of 10 sovs ea.ch ; three- East and West India.. 61. pr *lent. oteck. - 11800 announcing the rieht lion. gentleman s death from hi s I 16,C91), a couetry note for 51., and bills of exelsange the president, in the chair, the paper read Was "On the Northamptonshire Cup Stakes looks on paper a yr-bids, ast 911) ; four, 84 711) ; five, 9st llb ; six and p ,o ar n a do c n our . a . 7 ......... 2 5 0sv r oe c r e s ii i : St •;-,k. _,..,„ _ -101 ye son, - the Rev: G. P. Lewie, and a, minute was, therefore, amounting to 162/. Bs. It ouelit to have been delivered Applicalion of the Screw Propeller to the larger class of a good thing" for Sharavogue. Kiteflyer and Duke of aged, 94 41b. . The, winner to be sold for 500 sovs if Ditto Bondi ........ 41Sper cent. - - - agreed to, which recorded that the board had learned, on the following morning, brit'he heard afterwards that Sailing Shipw for long Voyages ;" by Mr. R. A. Robin. Lancaster are my selections for the St. Liz Handicap. demanded, and to subscribe to the stakes of 1853. st. Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stoek. - -, With the deepest regret, of the death of their late higlo it was never received. The 20/. note reduced was son, Assoc. Inst. C.E. Two miles and a furlone Twelve subs. - outhamptou ........ 3'. es per c. 150 0 0 50 0 0 - The " aristocratic" meeting which will take place at • "• victoria ............ si. per cent. 20 0 0 12 0 0 es. ly-respected chairman-that they desired thus to ex ' press ' cao 'oue he had posted. He omitted tE re • h ' gtster t c rhe introduction of screw propulsion in 1839, by Mr. F. Aeo st lb Age st lb their unfeigned respect for the late chairman, who was letter. P.Smitlaand the success he attained with the Archimecles Croxton Park on Thursday and Friday presents no Sharavogue •69 4 C immodoreCharley 48 7 . Bit 1 DGES. one of the original framers of the society, and who, as Mr. Peacock remarked that not one in 30,000 rseise directed attention to that system for commercial vessels ; prospective importance. ' Aricsto - chairman and deputy-chairman, had faithfully and im- tered letters was ever lost, every person 'through' •,vl;Ose the GreatEritain was an eerly instance of the application, March 26. A. FRESH MAN, Lerrywheut partially discharged his duties: They requested his son hands such letters passed being obliged to give a receipt and then followed the fleet of screw steemers established by Laly Veraon ...c__________ ___ . . to communicate to the family the condolence of the di- for them. The pay tnent of • a sixpence for registering Mr. Laming for the trade between London and the ports Talfourd 5 9 1 •Imar - 9 X s. d. 4 s. d. rectors. The directors elected Captain Gordon, of the would always insure safety. Of Holland. Thence the progress was so rapid that, at , SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Seducer - - - 12 Royal Navy, who haa been for a long period one of James Eadie said he was an accountant atTwicken- the beginning of 1854, above two hundred coinmercial ••• Southwark . - 100 00 , - The St. Lie Handicap of le sovs each, h ft, with 100 Ditto New of 7% p.c 7os. per cent. 50 0 0 - - - their auditors. So far then the internal arrang emen t s Ilan) and had formerly kept a betting shop. -Prisoner screw ships were registered in the United Kingdom. BRIGHTON SPRING RACES-SATURDAY. added. The winner of any handicap after the weights Waterloo ..... - 100 0 0 -3% were completed, but be had to report that in conse- had 'betted very largely upon races, though he could not Meanwhile many attempts had bean made for using large Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. 80. 60 0 0 -- 30 e published to carr 7lb extra. The winner to pa quence of these two vacancies the board had been speak as to the extent of the transaetions. He had been powerful screw ships on the long sea routes to India and ' Despite the somewhat unfavourable state of the wea- ar y - y Ditto Nw ditto of 71. ti. ios. 4d. 40 0 0 - 27% 5 sovs to the Bent i inek Benevolent rand. One mile pleased to place himself in the chair, and Mr. Biddulph in the 1 anit of betting with him on horse races for a ear Australia, but uniformly without success. The author's ther, for the air wet piercingly cold, a goodly assemblage - Vauxhall ............ 16s. 70 10 3 - 23 and a quarter. N'neteen subs. as deputy-chairman. He believed that that gentleman and a half, using the initials "C. B." He neverknew3biin object was to investigate the canses of this failure, and of company mustered on the downs, te witness the cele • JOINT-STOCK BANKS. and himself were two of the oldest members of the so- by name, On the Bth instant the prisoner paid him the to sure:rest the meaus of attaining success. It was ob- bration of this spring meeting. A select party of ladies Age st lb Age st lb ciety, and perhaps the fact of their seniority accounted 20/. note produced in discharge of a bet under 10/. he ' cervec?that hitherto the screw steetners attempting these graced the grand stand with their presence, and no small , King of Trumps a 9 3 Robin Hood 46 7 Name of Company. per Dividend Amount of Paid. Pr:ce. for their having been elected to fill their office. He had owed him, and he marked "C. B." on the back of the long voyages had . been large vessels, with 'powerful en- degree of attention was drawn towards a party of Bus- Scherz MUM!. t . are. nothing more to say on the general affairs of the society, note when he took it. He had betted frequently with gines, and depending chiefly upon their steam power, sian officers-now prisoners of war, stationed at Lewes Alonzo - and he would now go through the usual resolutions. He' witness. The prisoner was taken into custody in Wel- had taken mpre direct routes, independent of wind, -who were likewise on the course, and who most pro- Kiteflyer (in. 71b .. Cherry Brandy ... 3 5 13 Australasia... - - .... 61. per 4a.d. 4 s. el. cent. 40 0 0 all 83 reeved that the statements of the - receipts and disburSe- lington-street, and when searched had a silver watch, and thus, although fully rigged they had not b e e n a bl e t o hably little contemplated A short time ago being speeta- ex.) - 5 7 9 The Duke of Lan ments, and the report of the auditors, be entered upon gold guard-chain, and some betting-books in his po - , take full advantage of their sang, but had only used them tors of our national pahtime. Speculation was active, Lady Vernon Commercial of London. 51. per cent. ; 100 0 0 20 0 0 3001 the minutes. Unanimously carried. session. - - in favourable winds or in cases ot ca 1 • • Ith t heh is detailed below, was, on the Middlesborough 47 6 caster sue ty, or in falling am e spor ,w le 4,5 10 Colonial ........ 31. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - 3 5 8 lonian ............... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Master Slender..., 6 7 1 Velvet . The next resolutions were, that a sum of 140/. be A constable attached to the Post Office said that the short of fuel, and tv ' hen they-had been so tried, their sail- whole, satisfactory :- e Lond.Char.Bk.of AUL - 20 0 0 all 0 2100 given to the auditors for their services during the past Prisoner admitted that he had changed the 201. note at ing powers were not found to be so good as they might SELLING RACE of 3 sovs each, with 25 added ; three. Little Tom 5 7 0 Charmian - year ; the re-election of three . of thee d't dth qr Ed . ' dt 4 dth t h hd • k cl.• u i ors, an e . . ares, an s a.e a e a pmc eit up, toge- have been. Some of these ships had been obliged by yr-olds and upward ; optional selling weights, &c. Hercules ..... .... 4 611 Troutina, - 413 Londn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 40% Comined. Charley 4 610 London Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - election of Mr. John Howell, as an auditor in the room ther with two other notes and 12 soverei s bet want of fuel to run back for very considerable dis- Tx•c• Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - ween „of Capt. Gordon, now a member of the board of direc. Holywell-sireet and Temple-bar. On s g e n arc'hing pre • tances, because they were out of the usual sailing Mr. Saunders's b fQuestionable, by Heron or Gabbier, The RACING STAKES of 50 soVs ea,ch, h ft., with 50 Ditto, New......... ' 8/.per cent. 10 0 0 all - tore. soner's lodgings three 10/. notes, a receipt for 60/. paid track ; for instance, the Great Britain ran 1,300 3 yrs, 7st (20/.) - Nat. Provincial of Eng. 6/, per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - Mr. IRE proposed, and Mr. Lewis seconded, a vot e into the National Assurance Association, Pall-mall, and tnilee back to replenish her stock, and thus ma- Mr. Holland's filly, out of Caliste, 3 yrs, 7st (20/.) winner in 1855 to carry 5113 extra ; horses having Ditto, New .... - - ,55. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - • of thanks to the beard of directors. - three bills of exchange for 20/., 101., and 4/., and two terially extended a voyage, which, at its outset, pro- (Cresswell) 2 started in 1854 or 1855 without having, won allowed, Orientai Bank Corpora. 1 121. p. et.Sebs. 25 0 0 all 30% • • 'The CHAIRMAN briefly acknowledged the compliment, sovereigns, three 'gold eings, and a brooch were found. raised to be sone of thefastest on record. Casualties had so Mr. , Burrow's . Badheart, a g ed, Ost 410 (20/.)...Hacket) 3 if once, 310 ; twice, 51b. One mile. South Australia • . ..... ;Si. p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 ~, 393 e frequently occurred that an impression was given of their lime following also ran :-Lady Constaaice, Fulbeck. - -and the meeting separated, with very cordial feeling. Prisoner was committed for trial. Age Age Age un i i ) m o of Australia. .. It ',.. p e e r ,- c e c.4 ll. 25 0 - 0 n 1 : 4 0 3 65 being inseparable from the system ; this, however, it was • Batting-Even on Questionable ; 4 to 1 agst any The Professor ... 3 I Frederick... 3 I Bechams... 3 union 0if0n . d . 0n . ...: :: 180 fier crt i t... 60 73 0 10 0 0 9 -, 54 sero-----0- j r- contended, was not the case if the machinery was pro. other. Badheart, in company with Lady Constance and ,a, e o a sweeps aes The Selling Plate of 40 sovs id d t t k union of Madrid ..... I - 40 0 0 all - _____ NATURE AND HUMAN NATURE. By the author of perly constructed and able to work for long periods Celieta filly, made tie ruaning to the foot of the hill, ___-• B 2'HE ORRERY OE THE VICTORIA BANS ~ Sam Slick." 2 vols.-Right glad we are to see our consecutively. The Great Britain was an exam 1 f where the favourite' came. out and vion eaaily by , two • . ' p e o of 3 Soya eaCil • for three•yr-oids and upwards, Optional selling . weights, &e. One reile. Closes the evening be- - - - - CANALS. - -- - - IN AUA92 7 RALIA. old friend Sam Slick again, not the less so, because we what might be accomplished by due attention to origi. lengths • bed third ; Lady Constance was fourth, and • ~,' i ~-, Divide& . . fore running.. • Names of . Dividend Names of . find that years have not impaired, but improved his nally good engines and machinery, such as those adapted Fulbeck ' last. - Price .---. 40 .-. The Trial Stakes, Nene Stakes, and Delapre, Stakes Companies. _ e ,„ i per Companies. .eh,' ge lf eng Price. powers of mind. There is still the same keen insight to this vessel by Messrs. Penn and Son. Out of three The winner was bought in for 38 sovs. did not fill. Ea Annum. , , se The confession of Quin, admiaed al Queen's evidence, into life-the same apprecia,tion of men and things ac- voYages to Australia and one to New York she had never Pavilion Handicap of 70 sovs, added to a sweepstakes of • RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. . i - - which led to the apprehension of Garrett as soon as he cording to their real and intrinsic value-the-same prae- been detained an hour by anY derangement of her machi- 10 sows each, 7 ft, and 5 only if declared, &c. ; win- . • • g E ' • 4 1 1 • 4 A special train will leave t e 4uston-square station Ashtn StOldh 93 71. p. et., - Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51% • d i i un r • arrive nths co ty, for robbing the Bank of Vic- tical wisdom' poured forth in rich and gushing, streams nery, which had worked consecutively on one occasion ners extra. New course. ' to-morrow (Tuesday), at 8 a.m. returning from North. Barnsley- ..,160; - - Neath •• •• • • 100 161. 150 • toria of a Yery large amount of bank-notes, gold, and of inimitable humour. The volumes before us abound in for as long as forty-two days without stopping. In the Mr. J. Oliver's br c Ethelbald, by St. Lawrence, 3 t 615 Wedne d ' • - • Brknk&Abrg'lsoi 4/. 60 Oxford.. •• • • 100 130 110 . gold-dust, was transmitted to the home authorities, and graphic and racy sketches of Transatlantic life, in laugh. account of her voyaees to and from New York in 1852 Yrs, 6st 61b (Prior) 1 amp en at . .. on s ay . evening. , The return tickets to be available by any of the inter- Birmingham 40? 4/. 91 Peak Forest. 78 50 Os. 86 Coventry.... 100 i 250. 209 ilegent's•• •• 30 18*. 15 is as. follows :- able anecdotes and amusing tales, as well as in instrua Mr. F. -P. Smith' recorded, that under ordinarily Col. James's Pantheon, 3 yre, sst llb (Fordham) 2 venine trains. Derby... .... 100, 61. 84 Rochdale.... 85 1/. 10s. 60 Themes Quia-I am a mason at Geelonca On Mon- live discussions on public questions.-John Bull. favourable circumstances the ship advanced 5 . 16 miles, The following also ran :-Eircape, Kate arichton, Return tickets for Northampton will also be issued on Ellsnare&Chs i. 69 !200 p. ct. - ionn set Coal 140; - - day week before the robbery (some time in Oct., 1854) BETTER PROTECTION F3R OCXAN Mmes.-Mr. Ban- per ton of coals, with the slight negative slip of screw Matilda, Dr. Sykes. Tuesday and Wednesday by the 9.15 a in. down express Grand./ anctn i03:4/ • pr.ct. 50 Do. Lk Fdet 1 0' - - I went to the Ballarat Diggings. I called o n M rs , ning has done away wlth the old-fashioned, cumbrous =0.69, and that during three days of strong contra r y Bettin,g-6 to 4 agst Matilda ;4te 1 agst Ethelbald. train at Euston, available to return on either day. • • 'tit d&W - 281 42' Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 60 pr. ct. 13 0 r ore 140 • ° orand Surrey lOC 2/. 10a. 48 3brewsbury., . 0e - Smith, three miles from the place, and left my party leather bags in the ship letter department () f our p a - s t_ w i n d s th e s hip on l y ran 2,92 mil e s p er ton of coals, and Pantheon made play, followed by Dr. Sykes, Ethelbald, , Grand Union 100 11.0 s. .1234 3toarbridee.. 12/. 285 -- 145 - there. I went to the tent of a, man nam e d B e lt on , b u t office ; and on Saturday, and in future, the letters and the slip of the screw was as much as 30 per cent. Th e and Escape ; Matilda next, and Kate Crichton, who Croxton Park races will be on Thursday and Friday, Kennt & Awl 39 6s. Od. - eevern and 1 26 21. 28 he was not within, and I proceeded to the skittle-alley, uewspapers will be enclosed in neat yellow pine boxes, distance from Southampton to Port Philip, via the C a p e , got badly on last. At the distance Kate Crichton went being the two days next after the meeting at North Lancaster .. 100 7 - Wye !tail. j ' Leeds &Lt vrp, 10C 20/. . - Warwick & 1 and found him and Marryatt together. We afterwards each capable of containing 2,500 letters, and weighing, stemming everything as a Paddle - wheel steamer would to the front, and carried on the running to the far turn, 21. 20 Leicester.... 110 f 5/. 59 Binning. j 100 ampton. . , . proceeded together to the tent of a mama named Garrett, when full, from 00 t o 100 t b s„ B y mean , a n an i nner d o , b e i ng 12,030 miles, and the routes of the sailing clip- where she ran out, as did likewise Matilda ; the latter, Leicstr &Nth 83 4 0 28% Warwick & 1 ---- 31. 10 and there Bolton proposed to us the robbery of the Bank spring, an engraved direction, "Liverpool," "Boston," per ships in the favourable w i n d t rac t b e i ng . upwards of a s ter b e i ng . r i g ht e d, again bolted and threw her jockey. NORTHAMPTON RACES.-MONDAY. Loughborogh,l42 70/. 575 Napton.. j 100 York" ean of Victoria, at Ballarat. We agieed to rob the bank- lor " Yew be show n wh en necess ar y • an d, 13,800 miles, their relative lengths of voyages were from On making for the straight Ethelbald took tho lead, and , Monmouthsh'loo - - worestr B:,i' 78 31. 25 .a.RRIVED.- Commodore, Charley, Scherz, King of Mntgmerysh'lool - - Binning. Garrett, Bolton, Marryatt, and myself-on con diti on a , s th e boxes are numbered, their destination can a:lways 6 0 to 100 daYs for the former, and 70 to 120 days for the won easily by a length. Sante distance between tho Tram s T es Hungerford, Quince, Harry of Here- eteitneewbry I 100 - - wilts & 13rks - , 10s. Od. - that we should do no violence. We were all together be traced. The lid is fastened down by a screw, counter- latter. The quickest recorded runs of screW ships second and third. Dr. Sykes was come lengths behind 13 ' yr ) h i g .. ford, Orson, Se ucer, Thames Dillon, Flyaway, King INSURANCE COMPANIES. on the Sunday loefore the robbery ;we agreed that the sunk in a brass plate, so that the post-office seal may be were those of the Argo, of 1,800 tons, and Eicape. Kate Crichton beaten off. . __ Chat, and Saucebox. - - robbery should take place the next day, Monday. On affixed to it below the surface ef the wood, thus prevent- 300 h•Pe between Southampton and Port Philip, in Selling Race of 5 sovs each, with 25 added ; for three- Dividend Amount M -Met • ALTON. eo y per of Paid. Price. ra and Professor leave here tins da Name of Company. m o ndaygeweening Marryatt joined us St Bolton's tent. log all except wilful fracture.-Liverpeol Journal. 64 days ; and the Victoria, of 1,853 tons and 450 h.p., yr-olds and upwards. Optional. selling weights, &c. , for Northampton. Annum. Share. We.tbea went to Garrett's tent, and supplied ourselves On Saturday a coroner's inquest Was held at th e between Graveseni and Adelaide, in 19 days 22S One mile. . with blue shirts, and south-westers, and a brown billy- George IV. West-street, Stepney, 'on view of the body hours. , including detentions for coaling- After examin- Major Bringhurst's Uncle, 5 yrs, Bst 41b (40/.) .2 s. d. Z s. d. cock. Garrett, Marryatt, and myself had crapes in of James Burr, aged 59. The deceased was a steady ing the records of numerous experiments on screw yes- (Hammond) walked over. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Albion ....•• --• • .. V. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 - Alliance Brit. and For. -71. 14s. 6d.ts. 100 0 0 11 0 0 - front of the south - westers. Bolton had a piece of calico man, but latterly his mi n d had b een i m p a i re d th roug h se l s under steam and canvas, steam alone, and ca nvas Ovendean HandieaP of 50 goys. The winner of anY Ditto Marino ....... 61. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - for a mask, with eye-holes in it. We tied up our shirts some bki news from the Crimea, where he had lost two alone, the author argued that one of the principal ob. handicap after the weights are published, to carry for 4 s Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 21 in a handkerchief, and armed ourselves with four sons in a contest with the Russians. On Wednesday structions to enabling a "minimum-powered" screw-ship, once, 71b ; twice, 101 b extra. One mile and a quarter. OXFORD, MARCEL 23. • Atlas -,. A.rgus Life ......... • • 41. per cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 - ' pistols. I loaded three of the pistols with paper ; morning last, deceased got out . of bed and inflicted a under canvas alone, to compete at all points with a Mr. Tait's Pharold, 6 yrs, Bst 21b ( E lam illecd ) 1 The Ireland Scholarshi • M • ' - . p was tbis day awarded to r. British commercial .. is. 6d. ' 50 0 0 5 0 0 7 there were neither powder, balls, nor shot i n th e m, severe wound in the neck, froin whiCh blood flowed sailing clipper, was the want of a simple and more Mr. Y. King's Matilda, 3 yrs, 7st (J. Goater) 2 Robinson Ellis, Scholar of Balliol College Mr Ellis Cleriel.Med.& Gen. Life spr et. &bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - I put caps on the pistols. Garrett's pistol was loaded coPiouslY. The deceased immediatelY Proceeded to .a efficient mode of lifting the screw propeller out of the Mr. George's Loquacious, 4yre, 7st 91b (Collins) 3 obtained a First Class in the examined - . . on before Mode- county ............ ,„ 4/. 109 0 0 10 0 0 - in the same way. Bolton and myself then left Garrett's loft in the yard, where he succeeded in hanging himself witter, and stowing it away at the stern, in such a The following a , so ran :-Nonsuch, Honesty, Oinar raters, in Michaelinae Term, 1854. Crown- .. - ........„ E agle . ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0 630 hut and went into the bush at the back of the to a rafter in the roof. He was cut down, and seen by manner as to offer no obstruction to sailing, and yet Paola, Hearitsease, Pantheon. A. Convocation will be held on Saturday March 31, Equity and Law-- - 430 per ceut. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% bank and lay down on some fallen traes. Garrett and Mr. Todd, surgeon, but deesased had been several hours. to enable it to be raised or lowered in any weather Betting' -3 to 1 agst Matilda, 4to ISagst Pharold, sat 10 o'clock, for t• e d ' • ' gran mng grace. an conferring de- European Life .. I/. 20 0 0 - 0 00 _ Marryatt joined us, and we lay there some time. About death. Verdict-" Mental derangement." without difficulty or delay. - The method of disconnect- to 1 agstAla,ntheon and Loquaeious. Pharold jumped grees. At the same time, the statute fixing the interval General. . Globe ... •• ...: 61. per cent. Stock. 0 5% .. 123 the middle of the day we got up and went together te BALL.IIIA.T.-The Afe/boul•ne Argus estimates the loss ing the screw and allowing it to revolve freely did not aw ay with the lead, Loquacious, Matilde, and Omar bet ween the promuleation and proposal of a statute to Guardian ............ 5?. per cent. 100 0 0 45 0 0 51% the bank. e Garrett was.first.. I-cannot say whether th e to the (Told diggers, at Ballarat, by tho insurrection meet the ob . ection Messrs. Matldsla 's feetherin Paeha following in his wake. They ran, without any • ' d • Imperial Fire... - .... • 12?. per cent 500 0 0 50 0 0 - door of the bank was locked or not. Garrett shoved the there, ar 12,000 ounces of gold, or 50,000/. sterline. On screw, the bla j des of'which were made to 7 turnso as t g o change of position, to just below • the distance, where Congregation - at three ays, and the interval between Imperial Life • . 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 18% door in and we all followed him. We 22W Mr. Marshall the Gravel Pit diggings alone the loss of It a ll :d ay ' s bring them nearly in a line with the stern oat, had been Matilda took second place, and raced home with Pharold, the acceptaece of a statute by Congregation and its pre- Indemnity Marine.. - 1,33 & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 65% potal to Convocation at one week, will be submitted to Law Flre ............ 25.& 2s.bs. 100 0 0 210 0 434 and Mr. Buckley. We told them to stand. Garrett work canoed a fortnight's labour in getting out the water applied to seve 1 li . • h 'd bl P ' l e * vigoroas effort when oppoSite the Stand to ra s ips wit consi era e success. The ma ing a the House. Law Life••••• 0•• •••• - 100 0 0 10 0 0 56 secured Buckley, and Marryatt assisted him. I secured that had aecumulated during twelve hours. The G o . s y s t em of lift• th t• ll tf 1 h d lihn but failed in the attempt., and was defeated b ing e screw ver Ica youo t le water, ea- i , y Disputations will be held in the Divinity School on L, o e fi a ci l on and General Life - 59 0 0 20 0 5% Mr. Marshall awl gagged him. I cannot say whether vernment escort returns of the Produce -of the gold although effectu a l, w as t rou bl esome , an d i n a h eavy half a length. Bad third. The others tailed off. Thursday and Friday, the 29th and 30th of March, at 27s 6d. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29% London °liip . :. • ... - .. Ms.& bs. 25 0 0 12 IC 41 - Buckley was gagged. Garrettstood sentryover Marshall. nines can no longer be depended on, because owing to sea-way could scarcely be accomplished. Mr. Scott Hurdle Race, a handicap of 5 sovs each, 2 ft, with 30 t wo 0 C ' lock. The Opponent and Respondent are the Marine......... •..... IBs.per share 100 0 0 18 0 0 -- I stood sentry over Buckley. Bolton and Maryatt then the number of houses on the read from Geelong to Dal- Russell had introduced a syst em o f ra isi ng th e screw ou t • added • winners extra. New Couaseecver seven fliehts 11 MA. dh R JS d ' k Med In 'lid & G Lif 414 % 0 ' Rev. G. H. Fe.., - ... .. an t o eV. . e gwie , • s en. e , i per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3 proceeded to rifle the bank. Bolton and Marryatt tied laret, gold can be conveyed by private hands in perfect of the water, and stowin g it away under the counter, of hurdles. , M.A., both Fellows cf Magdalen College. utnerva •........... sp. et. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 5% up the notes. Marshall and Buckley were lying on the safety. Coaohes run in 7 hours between Geelong and with the blades in a horizontal position. Th e p rope ll er air. Owea's eh g stomford, by Plenipo, aged, lOst The Junior Proctor has given notice that he will re- monarch .... a ...... - 5001 0 0 - National Loan Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 I - ground at this time. All the notes and gold that could Ballarat, and in eight hours between Geelong and worked outside the rudder ; and the afterpart of the shaft (A. Salt) 1 ceive the names of candidates for the final examination Palladium Life ~. - be found were tied up by Bolton and Marryatt. When Oreswick's Creek. Ballarat is still the beet diggings of wee enabled, by mea,ns of a, folding joint in th e d ea d. Mr. Barling's Bullfinch, aged, 9st 111b...(G. Eatwell) 2 under the old s W d 1 A • Pelican ..........,„„„ ystem on e nesr ay, pril 11 between - - - 46 I told Buckley and Marshall to stand the cap of my the western fields. Creswiek's Creek and Maryborough wood, to assume an angular position with respe c t t o th e Mr, Clifton's Countess, aged, lOst 61b (E. R. O'Kelly) 3 the hours of 12 and 2. ' Phcenix •• •• - _ 0 - pistol snapped. I Canna say if the others snapped their are favourites • the Avoca has declined. Machinery is main portion of the shaft, so that it eves not n ecessary mr. Mannington's Fawn, aged (II b), 9et 4lb (Owner) 0 A statement of the moneys received and 'el par on ac- Professional Life...... 51. per cent. 50.0 10 8 % Provident Life........ 1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 I 39 pistols, but I believe they did. Bolton and Marryatt introduced bufslowly at Ballarat and other places, owing for any part to be really unshipped or disconn ec t e d, an d Betting- 6 t04 en Bullfinch, and 2to 1 agst Stamford. count of the night police during the year endia Mid• Rock Life •.. ss, 53 0 010 0 7% first left the bank with the notes, gold, gold dust, and ato a want of mutual confidence amongst the diggers. the propeller could be raised completely out of th e wa t er The favourite slireng away in front, and led over the first stammer, 1854, has been printed and circulated. g The Royal Exchange ...... 61. p ct. & bs. Stock. all - bag of silver. Garrett and myself got some notes that THE AMBERGATE TUNNEL.-Between two and three and be again lowered into its working position without hurdle, with Countess well up, the Fawn lying last. At amount received is 1,392/. 10s. id., including h balance ga gt i o re Life - •. .7. ' 6 1 1 1 1 1 ° 0 8 s . - - ~ - 5 - ; - .% were lying on a sofa, and 10 sovereigns from a drawer. o'clock on Thursday afternoon abouffour tons of rock any difficulty in the worst weather. It occupi e d t wo the succeeding obstacle the Fawn obstinately refused, from the preceding year of 64/. Os. 5Ad. The sum United Kingdom -..... 41. p. ct & bs. 20 0 0 4 11 0 - I We then left the bank. I locked Buckley and Marshall from the roof of the Ambergate tunnel on the Midl an d m en ab ou t t e n minutes to raise it, and about- three mi- and was at length turned back. Bullfinch maintained ex dd • 1 462/ 4 9d It • -d i pen e is , , . s. . is announce t nit the Universal Life - 0 10 0 0 - • , Victoria Life - 412 6 530 in the bank when I left. We went to Garrett's tent. Railway fell on the line, and obstructed the road. The nutes to lower it, the necessary tackle being a l wa y s • a t- his lead over the last hurdles, but opposite the stand rate of tax for the enseing year will be t 1 8d a s• • 1:44. r - • Marryatt joined us with the notes in a handker- tunnel in question is about 250 yards long ; the roof of tached. It possessed, moreover, the great merit of not Stamford rushed te the front, and won easily by three quarter. MISCELLANEOUS. chiefs- - - Belton came in shortly afterwards with the the southern end for about 30 yards from ths month is imparting that unpleasant tremulous and liftingmotion Of lengths ; had tiara. - - Dividend 1 Amount • Phi:Auld in a handkerchief. We then shared the notes tined with'bricks, and the northern end about ten y ar d s th e v e ssen so much complainedof with the ordinary screws, The Scuff,' handicap did not produce a race. ' CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 23. Name of Company. por of Paid. Price. , and gold_ dust. Garrett had one bag, Marryatt from the mouth with the same materials, the centre part Comparative trials of vessels of similarbuild, tonnage, and Annum. Share. . another, and I had two bags. At night Bolton, havine been cut through the rock. Fortunately, a plate. power demonstrated a decided gain of speed with the out- NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY HUNT At a congregation, held - this day, the following de- - - o grecs were conferred :- S s. 0. X s. d. - . Marryatt, and myself left the tent and went to Bolton's layer, who was working on the line about 100 yards on side propeller. The author then examined the voyages _ MEETING. , - tent, taking with us our share of the notes and gold dust. the north side of the tunnel, heard the fn,ll, and hastened of the Red Jacket, the Sovereign of the Seas, and other PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. MASTERS OF ARTS. Assam Tea •......... • 7 5- 50 0 0 20 0 0 - kuctieni Mart.• -.•- 200 per cont. 50 0 0 - - In the morning Bolton and wife went eula Marryatt down the line to signal the mid-day express from She& celebrated sailing clipper ships, giving their logs a and TUESDAY. William Samuel Deacon, Trinity. lustrailan Avriculturl 11. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 3334 tt , :id mys e lf' began to tie up the notes in 500/. parcels. field to Derby, which does not stop at any station ex- showing their speed on l ong runs t e b e f rom gi t o near l y The Stand Plate of 50 sovs each .(handicap), for three- Lawrence Johnston Stephens, Caius. A.ustrallan Trust .... 6/. per cent. - 25 0 0 - kustralian Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 all - r, this time the robbery was known, an d hill s cept Chesterfield during that distance, and which was 15 13 m il es p e r hour. One of this class of shiPs t of 2,525 Yr-olds and upwards ; the winner of any handicap after James Birch Sharps Williams, Queen's, taiglo-Mexican Mint.. IL 10s. 10 0 0 all - AQ been printed. Bolton c- . Ine in and s'tted tha he minutes overdue The driver perceived the signal, and t m is burden, was stated to spread about 13,000 yards of the publication of the weights to career 51b extra. One e t t . BACHELOR OF ARTS. British Anaerican Land 151. - 41 0 0 - bill, mention d " undid ell e som e note s tliat could be sworn to. We immediately shut off the steam and reversed his engine canvas in a single suit of sales. The early attempts to in- mile. Nine subs. Robert Dalglish Grant, Trinity. Canada ........... .. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 120% the parcels and Bolton ', I'l • -4- • , • d 11 , - I t- ,e• the tune 1t b ' cl . 1 . b , , „tic .., airy „..t pici.ed which re uce t.c spc,c on en enn o e o a out tro uce autn mary power on oar as dE t India traders, • Age st lb Age st lb Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/, per cent. - - out all tho notes th 6 per cent. •• 61. per cent. - - 108 or write, e _ e , at could be identified. I cannot read 10 miles an hour. The engine box was severed from the especially alluding to those by Messrs. Seawards, were Middlesborough .. 4 8 6 Cranbourne 4 710 The following appeared as iecepting Masters of Arts ----- " I° ' • City Navigation Bonds - - 1 - vi emained at the d• 00• 0 • Robert Burn, ing Friday. w b i„„in o s until the follow- , engine, which was otherwise dp. ma ,-;ed. The passengers mentioned, and the reasons given for their want of success. Noisette. ........... 5 8 3 Nicholas 4 7 6 ) Electric Telegraph .. 7 per cent. 25 0 0 22 0 0 I 1.51 A . e ought a cheit •'' l ' 37 0 •Josias Descarrieres Ballanee, I - - - - borrowed a horse, an d i f c ee-car. ane ,iarness, and I were thrown from their places, but none wc,'re seriously Ar g uin g from the speed now attained by sailing clipper Master Slender.... 6 8 1 Sicily Int the notes in a 100001 e t Ballarat for Geelonz. I tied I injured. Both lines were blocked up and rendered im- ships, and the successful application of screw propulsion, - Testy 4 8 0 Palmerston Au ustus Dobree Caxe 3 5 9 g y, Equitable Reversionry 51pr. cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Ditto New ...... • • - • 50 0 0 17 10 0 - terchief end I h d . ' uf the gold duet as Well OA M " a Bolton 8 share passable for four hours. The passengers were conveyed the author proposed the employment of•iron sailing ConsmodoreCharley4 7 11 ' James Lempriere Hamniond, l e Trinity College. Gan. Revers. & Invest. 5 e. 1.0 &bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 - rmt tO Geelong Bolto n atel h own with n 1 Y . .e. When we in vehicles to Belper, the next station, and a train con- clipper ships, of about 3,000 tons, builder's measurement Julius Lloyd , The Great NOrthamptonsbire Stakee of' 25 sovs each, ... . , Den.e , tearnNavigation 10 oet 15 0 0 14 0 0 - is wife stope e d t J Ohn Thomas Manley, Hudson's 11ay...... - - Stock. - • - lire went afterwards to Melbourne __ 0 amy house. veyed them to Derby, where they arrived at 8 o'clock, with largo sail power and so constructed as to at , 15 fa and 5 only if declared, with 100 added ; the J flungerford ...... •• 0. 21. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - gold dust to a gold brOker. 03 It ? and sold some of the instead of at 4.20. tain the highest possible speed under canvas alone, alto second h orse t o rece ive 25 sews out of the stakes. Leonard Benton Seeley, London institution • • • - - - _ Bikati 1 0 o n and his wife wen' TE CI S vIL EBVICE.-Mr. W. W. Emerson Tennent by the aid of screw propellers and alisiliary engine ef The wi nner o f a ny h a , n dicap after the publication of Hugh Godfrey, London neversionary W s per cent. 15 0 0 all -- into the. Chartered a i e n Vela' a large su m t 0 ' I ii St 11 0 sse . 11 institution •. • . - . - 12 10 0 - Is , _ o t me a draft 00 ° 8 -. W. lett, „ m 'ere. 'as been appointed a junior supplementary clerk in the 200-horse power, to give them a speed of eight to nine the wei g ht s te , carry 51b ;or of any two handi , c . ceps 71b Joseph Vernon Theed, . John'e College. He a g harles Power Hudson, - , atent Cand. Co 10/. e 5 Pr cesP p rcent 2 0 o. -17 10 0 - - -- bought a horse ler CO/ Y acceunt. Board of Trade. • Three third-class clerkships are vaeant knots under steam alone, in calm weather ; the supply extra. Two '1 109 subs 74 of whom pay five Reversionary Int. Soc. 4% /. pr cont. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - We went out and •We bou lit •1• 1 • 1 - - mi es.. e Aithur White, Magdalene. Royal Vail eteara•e- 4/. p. share. 100 0060 0 o id of a man named Al _ g in tle circu ation aepartment of the General Post-office, of COOl4 tO be for not less than fifteen days' full steaming, B ove each about 800/, worth of go ham, but ca,used by the promotions of Mr. John C h i t • f fif cl • ' • • . arew to te so tea a saving o ten to teen ays might be antica Atre st lb Age st lb William Middleton Snell, Corpus Chrieti College. - --- South tustralian7.••• 61. per cent, 25 0 0 ' all - • tely afierwar s. d With te '“ e mon e 10 Trust and Loan Comp. wo sold it imrnedia ixed a. quantity of th e s y te : i ) s - s urveYor's department, Mr. Thomas Canni n g to the ac- pated in the voyage each way ; the Ba ili n .- power to be Retaplan ~ - 's 9 6 The Exile of Erin.- 46 10 Thomas Wetherherd Sharpe, Christ's College. Upper Canada .... - tained for this gold Bolton m .v. t . ...__- - - _ to the lc oria, le e -- an , . ._ en countant's department, and Mr. John Sim Mons to the alwaYs uied to the utmott extent, and tile shi t b Bolton mail fa p o o The Nabob notes, and took them in f r 350/: as my share. av e - " °---ce • The appointment of consul at Porto Rico is navigated entirely as a sailing clipper, the steam power Defiance - 58 5 Tower a6 8 Samuel George Phear, ) LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRI6ES. brought me out a cheque 0 One day Bolton au vacant caused e 1 , 1 _, , • by the death of Mr. John Lindegren. being only used in exceptional situations. By this . King of Trumps ... 6 8 0 Little Tom ..... , aides Courtney Bluett, i Emmanuel College. Divie enc. Amoant lived at Mr. Smith's at Geelong. r. J • Head, do mut , - ' m YPee to look at our bags, as been a o• 1 J govetnor, Dartmoor Prison, has plan, all the good qualities of the fast-sailing clipper - . . per or• Paid. Price. I came home, and gmith told us . . f n a 1 oto the at, w pp inted dopu Hungeriont ty-governor of the Convict Prison could be secured and combined with'the power of steam- day next at 10 a.m., at which hour the term ends. No . Annum. Share. his wi e a Lon ermud a • Meteors ' 4 7 1.1 Mishap his children had told him that ff with deputy-, , and Mr. Tureer has been appointed ing at a, fair speed, during calms oi light winds, and in ' other degrees can be conferred at that congregation. - - - tes, and gone o vetive r of Dartnio V • Goorkah bags, taken out a quantity of no d f nd all the notes toms. _L' The ap 1. or rtson, vice Head. CuS- general this class of ship would attain, at a minimum Epaminondas ...... 4 7 101 Seducer 46 4 A grace passed tloe Senate to allow those students who Sank of Scotland ..•• 71. per cent. 100 00' 100 00 . 180/0s i O . British Linen Comp another mau. I weet to the bag an ou m . Lynn, Norfol , l '' • intment of collector of the customs at cost; the best and !nest uniform rate of epeed for long wenf or d 5 7 4 ' Incubus 4 6 4 obtain university pr,ees which are paid in money to , . any 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 202/0s th len, but enu . _,a, le vacant ca . . y Ca.elonian Bank ..... Bi. per ceat. 10 0 0 210 ' / gone. I cannot say bow many were sto 1 b ht for tion of Bar. rimminge. Tte used by. the superannua- voyages. The relative expenses of the simple sailing Winkfield . 4 7 4 Gamekeeper .... ..... 4 6 3 vest the money in books, and to have the Universit 03 . 17s CIIY of I;lasgow Bank 51 - ton oug per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 10112 s ber was large, W e came away, and Bo . I t the customs at Lo appoiatment of collector of clipper ship, and the sailing clipper withatuxiliary engine Ireland's Eye - emeeesdale Bank .... eit ndonderr e / p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 11 193 me 1,500/. worth of gold dust. After this gave o d t . death of Mr; Crampton. / e r vacant, caused by the power and screw, were examined ia detail, and a differ- Newbold .. nunercial Bank •• 71. per cent. s'o 0 0 100 0 0 203/0s tha no 1 Henry Garrett 400/. worth of stolen notes tha it in the Examiner' • erkship of the fifth class ence of 4,675/. in favour of de latter was shown as the Mortimer Some lis Vaeal 9 ' 014 -lelo Custorn-h o - 6 7 0 -Harry of-Hereford 3 5 5 show of the Royal National Tulip Society. The powers rte aril sgow .. •-- •3341. p cern. 5 0 0 5 0 0 -IL Ils been got rid oi. Garrett got me 400/. for them. , don by the death of Me. w, p it hn igh , use, Lon- result of one voyage to Australia or India. The logs o f Lorrywhent time after this Mrs. Smith was taken. I went to the , 1 'f S' -th-cl ass Searcher - ' 00. Tue appoint- several vessels were shown, and in a, tabular form there Ledy Vernon o. Le ...,yri...eate appointed for the revision of the Sta- National Batik ...... 600 pe - r cent. 000 - 0 0 'O3 - 0 0 16 - /0 've ment ct ix e 1B vacant caus d ' 57 0 Homily 34 7 tutes of the University are continued till the end of Lent Northoooeot'and Bank 51 percent 20 0 0 210 0 u 514 bank for the gold lodged there, but they would not gi , I . deeth of Mr. Clements: Mr. J. Travo'r h e by the were given the speeds attained by all the principal La Belle Naomi - N. ;or cent. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 12'61 . 0 me the money until 1 brought Bolton. I went and fetched _, • d 1 k • the Tea-office, Londen. __as been ap- auxiliary screw ships in use up to the present time. . union Bank ( f I note her in Mr. A . Jovrrie Her Majesty's Plate of 100 ouineae ; three-yr-olds, 6st . . , , Scot, ... 81. per cont. IGO 0 0 50 - 0 0 891 5s Bolton and got the money, and went to Geelong. 33°1. I 1 " s• been appointed clerk to the Comptroller f A .0.--e..0.....-........................... . West ' ' ern liarnt.....• .. 7/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 , C 75/ Os o ccount S ' 101 b • four Oat 21b • five,'9st 101 b •, six and aged al iecei ts on ad. Alliance Fire 3 THE SUITORS' FEE FUND.-The tot ~ p _ 1 and Life.. 8 , 61. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 i9l Os ton told me be wan going to Syd ne y, and advised me to , °a sses_ t h e ii ne • s Dock's, London ; and m r. vc ,.. _, , ALONICA, March 8.- We have bad two English offi- ' ' ' •da (Mond ) 13 is follow hitn. A letter was read to me, which stated that ! St. •na o'l • teal clerk to the e •.ector letillar eel's down be-c for some da sle• dm at Grang e . y vying e corps o . f Buhl • 10st. Two miles ; closes this y ay . count of the Suitors' Fund of the Court of Chancery for r t boluarantee .... 40 per cent. 1000 20011. 33 Garrett was going to Sydney, and from thence to Eng- 1 has been apporn h.-Civil Service Gazette. • Baeouks foi: ihe " Bri • h 5 ft with 1 amounted to 134,332/. tish Osmanli Caval r y," to b e cone . The Whittlebury Stakes of 15 sovs eac , , 00 the year ended October 1, 1854, , Ci ty Caledonia n Fire Incur . 10Lper cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 151 Os of GI • 1 11 asgow Lite . el. per tient. 25 0 0 2 0 0 1 . s land. I went to the Sir Charles Hotham Hotel, and in i mout RAILWAY.-The forme' two- r-Olds est 41b • d e surplus intereet a 1 rnanded by General Beatson. The cor p s i s t o b e coin . added by Lord Southampton ; , Y, • ,an the total payments to 59,229/. ;th • C onial Life ••• •••• 0, 51. per cent. 50 001 0 0 5!. 5 3 1 BORDEAUX AND BAYONNE pcsod o r e i g ht reg i men t e , 500 stron g eaa. TV7O regi- ' three, Bst 81b ; fillies and geldings allowed 31b ; the carried over to the Suitors'Fee F un d a ccount to 53,117/ g Edinburgh' Life Instr. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 106110 s tew days I was arrested. • f the section from Dax to Saint-Esprit on the merits are to be raised in this district One of the of& P. winner of a swee -takes amounting to 500 sovs, with and the balance on the aecount on the let of October / Eng. & Scot, tale Life 5/.per cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 10 7s • Cross-examined.-I never was engaged' in the escort : opening o B onne line took place a fevv days ago. cers, Captain Rhodes, wh . d ' o homman s one regiment, has 10 subs, to cahr , e , 71b the winner of a 200 sovs 185 / The r -• V: on a,ecount of the Suitor '' _4, to 21,985 . eceip I o ife essoe. of Scee,end 61. per cent. 10 0 0 I ri 0 -s'. Os robberies, or ether robberiee. I never heard - that the Dordeauxto aY nse ii.ntly uninterrupted railway corn- gone to Monastir and B ; b t ^ 51b • 11 th d d November 24, 185: I .100 (r ati i ( . 0001 r Fire and Life 61. per eent. 10 0 0 10 0 lit 17 , Toward wee increased to V 00 . 7, I was taken out of the , There is now co . ol p . d B -onne-a distance of ber of t osnia; he was an honorary mem- sweepstakes, wi h 1 o ~. -su -5, 0 c.•-rrl , , a oer Fee Funrl in the year en e ~ 'I it 13 il h insur... 71. per e at. 200 0 0 20 0 0 ; iv r e • between am an a l he Spanish Coramiseien in Turke d A'd d . uners of plates or sweepstakes to the amount of 100 amouuted to 180,031/., and the paytnents to 155,637/., 1 zeottieli Union Insrne. 7% /. pr cent. 20 001 0 0 l ie les Watch-house to the office, and there I saw' Mrs. Smitb, munication ._ Cat % ) tc ) Of° al P . - 71 " 1e- e ' s wl • ul t • th Standard Life - .....• 61. per cent. 50 0 0 70 0 201 Cs i net rim, sover 31b extra • weights not mum a ive ; ree•yr- leaving a liale;Oce of 24,4444 who begged me to tell all I 1i12004 for tho sake of my I about ON - English miles. . . . , , , . ..... - united DT. Assitranee . 51, per sem. ,1600 . 1 0 0 -,! t _. _ _ Dividend , Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. i X s. d. X s. d. British .. ••••..• • • • .. • Ditto Provincial.... 71. 120 0 0 20 0 0 20 Brighton .. ••..•• •• ~ 5/. 120 0 0 20 0 0 City of London —•• 41..08, !100 0 0 100 0 0 , -- _lantineutal (3d Cap.)... 41. Os. 1:0 0 0 43 10 0 -- Equitable • ........ 21. 16s. ;50 0 0 all 293( Great Central ....... 71 per cent. 110 0 0 all Imperial ............ 10. & coitus.. 50 0 0 all 9) Indcpendent ~....... 51, ' 40 0 0 L0nd0n.............. 50 0 0 ~ .. . Do., Parl. Preference 61. poi. cent. , 25 C 0 •P 25 P.. oo ix ............. 41. per cent. 160 0 0 50 0 0 28 Ratcliff ...• . ....... Si. .100 0 0 90 0 0 70 United General ...... 1/. ss. ;50 0 0 all 19% Westminster Chartered s'. per cent. , 80 0 0 9 , 3934 Ditto, New —•• 51. per cent. ,53 0 0 10 ~ 0 - . WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. _• £ s. d. X s. 0. East London Grand Junction ..... • . 4 . per cut 50 0 0 a',l Kent.... •• : , 4'. per cut. leo 0 0 73 Lambeth ........ • New River Company 1 21. 10s. • 55 Southwark &Vauxhall 5l. per cnt. 100 0 0 8914 West Middlesex —— 5/.los. pr et., 61 i 0 90 DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Snare. Commercial ..•. ...... 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. East and West India.. 61. pr *lent: acck. 1183£ East Country.. 2os. per sh. —..-. London .• •• • ....... 51. pr cent. Stock. 1013 Ditto 80nd5........ 41. per cent. St. Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. --, outhamp ton ........ 3'. is per c. 50 0 0 50 0 0 Victoria .... ........ Si. per cent. 20 0 0 12 0 0 ..... Elt I DGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. • per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ...e.----- X s. d. £ a. d. Mingerford .. .... .. .. 12 Southwark .......... 100 0 0 . Ditto New of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 Waterloo . 100 0 0 334 Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 30 Ditto Nw ditto of 7/. 11. lOs. 40. 40 0 0 2714 Vauxhall ............ 16s. 70 10 3 23 JOINT-STOOK BANKS. Dividend 1 Ant Name of Company. Annum. per =h of are. Price. i X a. d. X s. d. Australasia... .... 61. per cent. 40 0 0 all 83 British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 ~ -- Commercial of London. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 30M Colonial ........ 31. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 lonian ............... 61. per cent. '25 0 0 25 0 0 Lond.Char.l3k. of Aus. 20 0 0 all 0 2 l 1 ,,c London and County .. 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 Londn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 40% London Joint Stock ... 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 Provincial of Ireland.. s 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 ' Ditto, .New......... 8/.per cent. 10 0 0 all National of Ireland.... AL per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 Nat. Provincial of Eng. 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 Ditto, New ...• .. .. 1 ,51. per cant. 20 0 0 I'l 0 0 Oriental Bank Corpora. , I 21. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 311., South Australia • . .... Si. p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 ~ 39! Union of Australia.... 40 '. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 t 5 Ditto .............. ,401. per cent. 2 10 0 Union of L0nd0n...... I Br. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 2' .N, Union of Madrid .... 1 40 0 0 all de& • .g j Names of Dividend price Names of Divi Companies. A per Companies. ta P er Annum. to Annum.; . Ashtn &Oldh 93 1 71. p. et.; Alacclesfleld. 100 21. 109. Barnsley.... 160! Nreath ••• • • • 100 161. Brknk&Abrg 150 4/. 60 Oxford.. •• • • 100 13`. Birmingham 40? 4/. 91 Peak Forest. 78 5. Os. Coventry.... 100! 25 209 Regent's •• .. 30 84 Derby ..• •• •• 100! 61. 84 Rochdale.. • • 85 1/. 10s. Ellsrare&Chs, p. ct. icon set Coal 140, ' Grand.lanctn' pr. ct. 50 Do. Lk F. 1.4 10— Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10'61. pr. et. 13 ~ ',tfird &Wore 1 40 281. 'I rand Surrey 100 2/. 109. 48 .3hrowsbury•• 195 Grand Union 100 1/. Os . .121,E 3tolrbrldg... 145 121. Kennt & Avnl 39 6s. ed. ievern and Lancaster ..1100 Wye Rail. 526 21 . Leeds &Li vrp ; 10C 25/. , Warwick & 7 21. Leicester ....110( 51. 59 Binning. 1 00 Leicstr &Nth 83 41. 28% Warwick & 1 31 Loughboroghl42 70/. 575 Napton.. j 100 . Monmouthsh'loo worcstr 78 31. Untgm erysh' 1001 Binning..S MeltnMwbry 1001 Wilts & 13rks —, 10s. Odj - Mb. ;~ ~: STATE 01' TRADE. ( Front the Manchester Guardian of Saturday.) MANCHESTER, March 23. —During yesterday and to n day the market has been less animat ed than it was o Tuesday l as t, an d the amount of business transactan ed has been much . more limited. The German merchants continue to buy moderately, and in water tWista, have to they pay (he advanced price establ ished at the beginning of 'the week. 'For the home market; and for India, there is but little demand, and cop and and mule yarns are quoted at former pric es. The cloth h-m the ar ket continues somewhat deprJ made ased, although during week numer o us considerable purchases have been Stocks of sbirtiugs and other India fabrics are not so large as they were a few weeks ago, but there hm, thus far, been no demand sufficient to enc,mraga any in p r i ce . Th e Greek merchants have been less active this week than during the past few month-, sod the heavier classes of cloths, such as are bought for the Le improvement vant ma r k e t s , have been more difficult to sell. Theres are, however, no stocks of theta in the market; and LEICESTER, M.rch 23. prices therefore remain very steady. any branch to in:port. Wor.,ted spinners are producing carefully, the demand being very limited, and no altes tic • . nin price. We have no improvement in COUNTRY If A REF•TS• HADDINGTON CORN MARKET-311RO 23. irst 7 w B n s7 A o T d. 3s3Aroya AT OS. 523 Od ' 4)4 Second 703 Od 34 s 3d ) 31s 4 " 3 . Od Third 6ss Od I 30 s Od 1 27s Od i 5 2 ; Total quantity of wheat in inarket, 402 qrs., s l' , barley „ 542qr5., 5,,,3,2,135°44 865 qrs., 40 0, f, oats 13 ~ bean? PP AVERAGES PER IMP:P.2IIAL QUAI6BSTECII7.O" Wheat, 31. 10 0 11-12ths Barley, ...IL 14 .) • K. )- iitbs Oats, ... 1/. 11 4 5-12t,hs 1 Beans' . 2/. 5 7 v" .... 2. DALKEITH GRAIN 31 ARKET-31ABcilI Best. 0.1 ....... oos 0d ......... ogs 03 00s ••• ...... 5, 01 Od COs Od ..... *OO3 Od C u rrent. sn2f6ta''‘; 00 s Od ......... Qrs, 220 Wheat 76s 808 Oats 33s 401 Barley 37s 40 Peas & beans 46s ABEIMEEN—MABCg 22. 1..) ,. b us hel Potato oats 24s Od to 25s Od 4 . 01bs ' Common oats 22s ed to 233 0,1 j Bere 27s 6,1 to 28s Od t 531bs to Barley 27s Od to 27s 6,1 ) Wheat, red (spring)sSs Oct to 60s Od t 621bs " white 63s Od to 63 5 Od J Oatmeal Flour • 53s 0,1 to 545 Od per s°c 18s Od to 18s 3d Per a 16 11 RETAIL PRICES. 41b OS to Al Flour 03 otl to 3s Od Barley flonr, l • . 0 ,t005 1 ,, Oatmeal,lllb.Os 0,1 to is 11,1 „ dust, ••• ..... lad W•h' Beremeal Os 0,1 to 15 10,1 ~ per 11) ......... • ~,0 o s $4.1 Peasemeal 6,3 Od to 2s 8:1 Sids, ............... to " 4 lb. 10af...9d. 12-lb. 10af...4id. Cheese, per hyper al stone, 3s Cd to 4s. as r2c l PROVISION MARKET. 1 0,110 - , i d Beef, per lb • ~...6d to 8,1 Batter, p lb. 0 " od Od boll.. Mutton, per lb 61 to 8d Eggs, p doz. N L,O 4.s t ol Veal, per lb 7,1 to 0,1 Hens, p pair 3 ° g,l tO . .' 5 O A Pork, per lb 5d to 6d Chicl;ens,do . ? v o,'l tO °3 Od Salmon, per lb Os to Os Ducks, do., "oaON Od Grouse, per brace Os to Os 'Ducklings do Os od Os Od Tallow, p stone, 115 to ils 6,1 Turkeys, c'aohl° Od to 5 9 L 0 .3 Potatoes, per peck, 9,1 to 10,1 Geeee, do., 4s Os Od to j Butter for exportation (present cure) Per ° wt.. .041 t ° 1 Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen ... ••• • ......... ''... DUBLIN, MARINI 24. Tipp" - There was a very slow and dull market tc-dftY, • , any alteration in tlw currencies of TuesdaY• „,, t 40 6 ; ' White wheat, 40s Od to 42s 6d ; red dittO, ays:?..,,,esee'l barley, 15s Od to 195.3 d ; oats, 1 3 , 3 Oct to 153 Od • ':" ). ,0,,rt 27s Od to 28s 6d per brl ; oatmeal, 153 lid to 17 , oa ' to 48F , 0 4 dour, 23s 6d to 27a Oct per cwt; Indianan', 43 ' °cl per 4301b5. --- RAILWAY SHARE .1141S-EYS 4, - STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market this moral. B .„ e str ti _lj LITERPOOL, MABCH 24. , bse bra very firm, generally at the• closing price! 0 fl u bliv . ' ll a Calodonian, 32 *; Chester and Holyhead, 12 , ; - '' s hire ' s . LanP' pile s Belfast J., 31 d. ; East Lancashire, 13$ p ggi; 0 1 Yorkshire, 76g / ; London and N- i ' e.s tern4 ,o l6.. ow ter and Carlisle, new third shares, 6i3 p.; M i ,,,,id, sBc !„ t c.; South Eastern, 18 7-16 i ; Manchster, Shel-'7, 3r es, ; '' colt), 10/. Pref. shares, 12g; ditto, 61. new 8 " Midland 41 per Cent., i d. -- BIRMINGHAM, MAIW.g 24 ' has beag STothr EXCEANGE.—The tone of the Inarse",,, ditto? brisk to-day, with prices firm. Great Westerea;Zirstioves ,Birmingham Guaranteed, 7]i ; London and soJvesr Boilers, terns closed, buyers, 63,4 ; and Shropshire anions, at 46. LEEDS, MARCH g fro, tuV STOCK EXCIIANGE.—The market `5,;-be qaaghjiid °,kite.,r;chest6t shange of importance in quotations, ca- 7ti ; lands, 70 ; Lancashire and Yorkshires:, ster ns, 64' and Sheffields, 24 ; and Lesser North Ile MANCHESTER, MARC 24 ' ofter,% STOOK EXCHANGE.—The market closed. aim , tern thor more active demand. Caledonian. 3' ; Ett i s 9 c i.,? o re r t. ties, 111 ; Gt. Northern, 22; ditto, A Deferred' 11 Western, Chester Gt'ct Shares, 19 ; Lancashire 11 shire, 76i ; S.-Easterns and Dovers, 18k. SEABORNE MAILS. teite °l". plAnetal _ the latch.) (N signifies that the mails are sent from by the night—and M by the morning--desp 11 1 . ° -Frota vit St 40 it Fort LiverPO° l 'Pch fs ifia t) riot' • COU TRIES. 110 3 SetillttriaraPPot7.i,3t So 3n4 Dover •• • _ ri es ... ;Dfn PlYnD U ' th - DOTer SOIithAISPEO!!! 1 aniP t°l' se 04 11 16 a. + Dover :„, SoUthaolP: • Soothamr-::000# varfols P°' !Soutt.nptovl , V. 11461 I liArGb ;I ji 00 0 0 14 0 ' 1 .11 14 0 S cii ga cjj Ap t I p got. lG th araP SOU :01 'B%lololy Do ver ••:,•,„„ sou ttloY ( Dev er .•••'' !Dover ...,"n"to: SotiOe ni ' ti : London ' Solt i Duvet •::::to 6 o uth a 'l l t}•tn o pover I Do ver • • !South a-- we , Soo tllarn, viverpON 004'o' 16 lu gare' 3 Oar° Day when ma, le in General Post- Office, London. 'Every Friday America(byßrit.pack)N America (by United Ste. packet)• America (by U. States packet) Australia (via South ampton) m Ditto (via Marseilles) N Ditto (via Cape of Coed Hope) ............N Africa (Wait Coast) ..N 23d of the month Alexandria.-- ....N 8, 9, 24, & 30 or r. Alexandria..........N 4th & 20th of moi Bahamas Al 17th of tbo monti Belgium .... „... N OaitY •••••• • • •• • • Brazil 1 9th of the month.. Buenos Ayres „, ~..:3;l9th of the month.. Cape of Good Hope ..N Cape of Good Hope Cape de Verde .. ...N 9th of the month Ceylon (see India) Ceylon ~ Channel 151e5...... Mon.,Wed.,&lrrV. Chili.. 2d & 17th of moral, China . (Once a month... • Constantinople 8,13,18,23,t0 28 0 o , Constantinople 4th & 20th of moo. Cont. of Europe M & N Twice daily • • • • • • Egypt (see India) France ........ M & N Twice daily.... • • Gibraltar Al 1, 7,17, 20, 27 of n , Greece (see India) Greytown ..........11 21n1 & 17th of mon. Hamburgh ......., ..N ; Tuestley & Friday Havannah .......... Slr2nd of the moat' bi° ll and • • ..... I Datiy,....• •••• • • Honduras „ 11117th of the month. India (viaSouthampt.)m;4th & 20th of mon. India (via Marseilles).ll • 9th& 25th of mouth lonian Isles (seo Ind ia)l7, 17; & 27 of mots Ireland 31 & NlTlvice daily .... • • Lisbon •• ml 7, 9, 17, & 27 of m. Madeira of the month Madeira Ni23d o' month •• • • Malta (see India) Slaps Slaarltius (see India :8, Is &28 of Toon Th.)vOr Mauritius N 13ch of the tawny , Mexico .. Naples 'sthifith2sthofnio r.:1)04%;;;pto New Granada '2cl& 17th of moot!, Sou',"'„ s p New Zealand By private skip • • 'V at. , • Papal States N 5110Ath2stholmou.prt P 1 Peninsula ftki7th27thofhwa. 60:10-nrw_ Peru ••• • - - 27th of mon.q 4o " n o PO Port Natal Illy private ship. • - , " 7 2 1 :7,.. 3lciiy ~ N thl:)t 112 h thol inou,• „ • Tuscany ••, - • • N st , ‘-ttith2stholinoii• P° l7 h ,r:r' Veneinela , I2d i7 th otruonth S°Ut Van Diemen's Lam: Oe Australia) .. West Indies 1 0 161 10"' ---- --- t i• • tie e tb When any of these dates fall o a Atai , ef spatf.the , l on the followingth the e 2, c aYP be de,59 S°uthan-IPtell) , and the Malta, both of wh i c h %ll' rreepfli ig 'lth c , Un Pr° na b !, v o gii Amongst the passenger. who arrived ' n o day o r bAd the Brazilian steamer, Great Watery? y ea o de since, was a German, not 40 years of e s a ,:sbf made a fortune of 70,0001. in a very fe w I in Monte Video. BIRT.HS• jor tiOg OF A SON. 9. • Vi r On the 19th inst., the wife of Philip Esq. OF A DAUGHTER• 9 gen• On the 21st inst., at 3, Carlton-gar dens, J. Stuart Wortley. 18 0 ' DIED, suno pt l i t., i ' s On Saturday, the 24th inst., at his sti ll er, "" , v jor r o tor tertori, tl; Yorkshire, Sir William Mordaunt Start pstet the 76th year of his age. IJe t/ On the 22d inst., at Southsen, 3" Staff Officer of Pensioners. 11 C A I' 31 S' On the 23d inst., at St. Martin's VI ,of . ' t . Rev. Jobn Bowes Bunco, 8.A., Chap l3 i ll ,, CV' . way, aged 35. d i0r .. .. 0, 1 7, On the - 3,1 inst., at Manor House , Ll sc i , A l i e s o.. lotto, the wife of Henry Combo Comptol, i,te . of t'. 3 On tho 16th inst., Major A. K. Agne w ' ' .. 0 ° s te, , „,. dil. Army. Wine l e Pri, 'On the 23d inst., at Henley Park, nee : .-.- " n of .- scat of her son, Sir Wm. IPathcote, Bart'. , no d 0-- both, willow of the Rev.Wm.' Ileath,coQtoe, se c " .4 0e, -r, lct i A :3 5 ' late Sir Wm. Heathcote, Belt., gibed '-''''' Al ..- ar ge - On the 22d iust John Hardiman, of - ', re st, °- and 56, London-wa " 11, late of Threadneedle -s' RDU Y°ll LONDON : Printed and PubliEhod by --- jr -6 c N" i f t( • of No. 112, Stran , l, Printer, at The Sum iu GO D. ' Strand, in the Precinct of the fiaroY , WatiblteX, Monday, E l rcji go, 1866. 11 . 1.,_.-ALBEI z..v. :),TrICaIT: : ,: 7 7 1 25.: ' l l all, r3 . r . 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Ired t to apt o Et Urs of ten Vd 4,1t14 required a, 1 1 ,, U. be u 'lt 4h '' , P!tal, by tit.'Dointed on hi t o "jaelve o'clock, 14th kk tco t n h t e ra ' be ce Of the said i :orar,,uio!!)_°.v me e 11 • Z 1 kAJ I IRECi R are • of stock or t e i p !kl,‘'ltuitl;l'atit : I t' 41 Y . e ' D Y , 4 . ~ he dead ' N's 4 29, Str d' ' 4', ; 1 an , i v ; Shaftesb ". goitthwar) 111.TGI tp ii A .,_ ----..._ 4 t 'w.„__PtetlL A` iiirREC '; SI'LI tAICCE I ,Aid the The N ew s ,t,,,.. 3 clation —vi. It t f,P ,, r a nniira ts," sYstem i en N hi ._ ._ o l eo] ;ZAG n '''' the : on( ~•ku. d n nal- 'con ,„, tO 1- A j t f,, n r, r ates specia ti. e . 4 t the Offie4 ' °4 aPPlicat ( /).k ..,.,t , p l) e t e l l e a t li s Tr ta i o kt teb, la X,,__ 55. ON•i - 3 --------- 77 - 4 1t ON •, , ittt.VQ-,, k y .....1 1 ( . 27th Marc , ":"' e t . Past six o 4 t o ~,,. '..,e8, 1 orittamptc rat h ,2 , td. k ' l''4l k II anager's Ot Ti ckets for e ~V,IB,,SPCOIIdC .tr the 9.15 a r, \\n e ither day P *lt 411;°ttl h_aTp g Ye'encl 1•1(1 znd 2 q, U•esend AI kLitc: II I(ET•A or t h%, ia, 1 Z5 4 1-tr. m, k. ' -4 1 , TELL 'arY Dera TO "Ah,t • . . >, , k,; % Q\ PoFtt;t ; ( ,Itr itz of the q !t ,'„ y h n utty "or them k ht, tt a n , l full it out of 14 41 8c which th a 1..11, 1 2 1, , and ..,sen and t ang at•o, Tailor i°,lN, 1 ,1 , t . ?' and n ] „FerY of 14 eitim:; eiI ASTIT k I N 41 t Dassi loti t kt nubs k,( 4 1 4 , 4,1 ;1 1 ;, if e's riig 4,714:3. Cha ( 1.11 4 ? h ,1 e 1d dig 4 11 41 , ° /1 R • 4 I N I It„AP.V ret nisi atki - 800 t k ilt, • 'Deet l'rinar3 , 4 er a „ 4l 3 . Dr . inifZere • Qni De ra , ge rn R, q t . -en E I , T OIB 6 a J Oy x 1 14 t, N od " rew Lo th _ , 23, p, fi4:4 Ak a tit c 13 1 ! - to „, C Or „', —so therab 4 ', 11.0 ; MARRIED. isto CW°l6l; On the 20th inst., at John Knox pelf Stepney, the ',ley. W. Keedy to Anahella, el v deoß o r cf Mr. Wm. Smith, Limehou ' se gterb° ll3e teg t "' On the 24th inst., at the parish. Church, 4 othdr ot iO t U e set, Frederick W. Bennett,ES late aPc„ttunorl,'t eldest son of James Bounett, cl' Esq. , ° c v s e ).(l bi t ic l t " Somerset, to Catherine Eliza, only stir' ag l v late John Thomas Croft, Esq., of Burlington, county. ... 1. - • IR I- DAYS