The Sun. — London, England, 1855-11-08 00:00:00

, . _ ~ • THE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENIN 6- NOVEMBER 8 185 5, . w l e e a e r k n e ed ag t o h , at an t h d e c r a r t i l s e o d n e a r t h a n d m a r r . r i m y e a d se h a e r r o e , :h l o l u , t C s r e t v , s e e n . I A T STER AND CAR E L N I T S H L E E D . . - - - LAW I.NTELLIGENCE.-.Nov. 'T. TlNk'oemeinaessdcayo.o-rtTEhecif.,olleoewcrinegtarlyettteor t h h a e s -- -- - - -__. -- - ' certainly believed in some military circles thatere- vigorous prosecution ;" against which not a score IMPORTANT TO MARINERS. RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. Spirit of the Public journals. plies not very different from this have been made. of votes could be mustered in the reformed House d s t i r d e e n t o , t H k a n t o t w o n - a g n a y rd t h e i n n , g a n a d b o a s u k t e li d i t m o r o wLr e ic . th it ' a l n r. h t l h a a s s t a h r e o __a______ .. The very existence oT such rumours proves that of Commons ; and the opponents of which could COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. n D d e , tt b i e n i e n i g li, a a ce b u n a r t r o y m m e TERMINATLIOA4 H . B ___ J - O __, PUTE :__,ETWE 1 bee L n lv s i et I t 4Oe to L' IRECTORS ' (From the Daily News of this day.) 1 , all is not right. We desire to throw no imputation not get up a meeting in any town in the kingdom, (Before Mr. Commissioner Face.) h es im me to th a er M e' r s . c h as e e re m c a o k m e m r, en o d f e 5 (l , The prevalent rumour is not, we believe, witn- upon any one connected with the Horse Guards. or (as Mr. Cobden found at the West Riding meet- IN RE PARTRIDGE AND OAKEY. Underwriters' Association, from the recently appointed - s t e n ; AND A PORTION OF THE PROPRIETORS. out foundation, that Lord Palmerston has invited The blame rests with the Ministry There is un- ing) would be heard only_ to be condemned ? But The bankrupts were booksellers and publishers, of Greville-street, where he had worked for a few weeks, compass committee in this port :- It may be remembered that at the ordinary half-yearly two of his late Peelite colleagues to re-enter the e sloppily, the beli • ' * ' •- le dst M Cobden propose to do?-what is the Paternoster-row. This was the certificate meeting. The ef that Ministers are not unani wat oe r. accounts were published in detail at the time of the bank- but being ill, was recommended to go to the hospital. " Sir -ram directed b the Liver " Liverpool, Nov. 0, 1855. meeting of this corn an held on the 12th y pool Compass Com. . 1 3 3', . September, a Cabinet, the one as Colonial Secretary of State, th b • tf th h t fth 1 f 11 th's su flu f • 2 N th . mous on esu jec o e war t a some o • e segue o a 1 per oup pre acing . o ing red that He lodged at 44, Beldwin'agardens, for a few weeks, but • ' • committee of shareholders was appointed, with the con rupts passing their examination. It then appea mittee to inform you that, by careful experiments m d the other as Postmaster-General. The motive of t• fl t • I h 'd" ' tll " Y 'll t t t h • h f mos in uen la ave a very great isposition upon aa.-ou wi no expec me o say wlc o . . - , had since then slept at 37 Great Sff 1111 * th a a currence-of the meeting, to investigate the affairs of the • in No oeinber , 1853, tne nrm was in a deficiency of _ _ , a ron- 1 , wi an here on the 15th d 16th of 0 b an cto er, and also at the aorn ., It l . a lan of the name of Carlo Morici. The prisoner stated • , able issue are such an offer, and its prob , questions any terms to get rid of it, and that it is the effect of these plans (conscription or voluntary enlistment) 4 367/ • they now owed to unsecured creditors 16,7871.; Magnetic Observatory, Trinity College Dublin, it was ----r-ny• That meeting was adjourned for the purpose which deserve to be considered separately. Friends this disunion which finds its result in subordinate should be adopted for carrying on a war which I ' ' ' to those holding security, 1,519/. ; besides liabilities of that ho had been attending on the officer fth • • Sty' L • D s o e British iss egion, at over, but that when the camp broke ascertained that the correct ' variation' ' at that date Was of receiving the report of the committee. and foes will perhaps be ready to concur in ascrib- departments id m i doubts and hesitation. believe to be more unnecessary, rash, and aimless n a ag ng . . . 1,7511. The ether side of the account showed a sum For Liverpool 20.22 west The adjourned m t • ee ing took place yesterday in Lan dt ti •h . t "W 1 • up he was obliged to come to London. The assport • h Premier a consciousness that it behoves - These rumours recall to recollection an um en ian any in is ory. el, perhaps it would have of 2,014/. due to the firm, of which 794/. Vilts ut down For Dublin ing to t e foued on the prisoner was is the name of Giuse p e Cor- tbhe commencement of business an interview took place him, while there is time, to endeavour to strengthen which kd th 1 t d mar e e ear ys 0 aae of hostilities-an in- been unreasonable to expect Mr. Cobden to have - as doubtful, and 610/. A 9 bad debs h P ;t e property was . . " The mean of these, or 22.8 (rather less than 2.1 parts dinoli. The camp was broken up about the eau% time the Parliamentary capacity of his Government. • t When our given us any guidance on these points • but, if he did . estimated at 1,2601. ; ditto held by creditors 850/. of the compass), is, therefore, the proper correction to be h etw t ee f u the directors and the representatives of the ci ent now too well known to be secre . he said, and therefore he (Jarvis) wanted time to make k ere o ore malcontent shareholders, and it soon became The experiment of conducting the public business d f th East a ',distinguished not mean to tll een , . , osses, 'he write us a The rofits (for 21 months) had b 1 6471 • ' l made for variation for ships navigating between l i tio armies first embarke or e 2 In e . us anything, why did P ' d a • inquiries at Dover. nown that b y mutual concessions the intestine war with the minimum of administrative skill and de- 1 nt in the Itt military officer applied for emp oyme ex- eer . le had nothing to say, except that there 6,341/. ; expenses an nawings of partners, 4,624/. Sir Peter Laurie granted the remand, and wished the south of Ireland and Holyhead. As the usual prac- wh • h h d lc a raged so generally for some time had termi• • del t ' bating power, was ma as ses . mon , and even the pedition Ho was ono whose energy and character, are two different modes of recruitment, and that Mr. Canine), the official assignee stated in answer to officer to get what information he co Id b h u yt e next tice with shipmasters is to allow 21 points, it will be mated amicably. The .board of the London air" North partiality of self-love may be acquitted of the folly ' • " k Ide of the c untr • h d - uestions and, above all, his now e g . o. y, ensi- e oes not pretend to know which is the better, q from the court that th ' t ' h d l • d e proper y a . lea Ise examination. perceived, in sailing for the Tuskar Head or the reverse, Western h • aye given up to the chairman of the Lancaster pf supposing that after the le • lat . 1 f gis ive resu ts o uently fitted him for such a service. His applica- where was the nse of his speaking at all ?He 1 1 400/ a d the hOok d b n th ea t r y , . .., n . a ts 700/. It is expected the dividend will be about 2s. in the pound. Remanded. • will lead to the right of their course, and thus be brought into thick or foggy weather. and Carlisle a privilege which h t ey have hitherto exer that experiment it can • ossubl be attem ted soon 'but the refusal was acco • F P 7 P cation was refused, mpanied apparently does not, like his friend, Mr. Bright, Mbhlf f • - • 'r. Walker, on e a o the assignees, said he, did a-s ea , " The rate of change in the ' var"athi ' f th I• h 1 i n or e ris cised, so far as the nomination of two directors of the again. rom some quarter the ranks of office must b nce that it would not be worth his advocate conscri tion er an assura . . p -on the contrary, he seems not appear umi e a ance to oppose, but simply to s b 't th b 1 BO W-STREET.-A woman named Isabella S . th, mi •-) Sea duri t • ng en years is found to be 6. min. per year. Th e e lf latter cempany is concerned be recruited with fresh • cl • • r d vigour or iscip ine expe- while to accept the appointment as a shot never to intend some reat voluntar eff t for he sa s , g yor e y , sheet to the consideration of his Honour in order that who sells flowers in the streets, in the neighbourhood of No note to this effect is inserted in any chart of the AIME • • AN, on taking his seat, said he presttm( d rience, or the thing cannot . Td h • • • go on. oo im jus- would be fired in auaer. " There is nothing for it but an appeal to the man- lie might award such certificate as the fats disclosed by Holborn, was charged by Police -constable 324 A. with channel ; and those oharts professing to be corrected to than the report of the committee of investi • gation might _ tice Lord _Palmerston is superior tct all preferences • t' Such was the imp . ression prevailing in the highest 0 • hood of Enaland " What that means he leaves us 1 the balance-sheet seemed to warrant. be taken as read creating an obstruction on the footway in that thorough- e• • fare • aod William Smith, her husband was ch r d the year 1853 still give the variation as it was man ,as it had been for so d • y hands of the proprietors. He then begg d • I me ays in the e simp yto move and predilections founded u t ' • 1 pon par y princip es or militar uarters ust at the moment to uess-exce t that he araues in a mist wa Y q . ) when our ._ g _ p 0 , . y y 2 1 Mr. Turner, for the bankrupts, said he did not think with ' an attempt to rescue her 1 age years since when they were first engraved that the committee's report be, approved of and ado's' e 1, party attachments. He would as soon take a man trops were leaving our shores upon the most that everybody that approves of the war is bound 't ilessary to melte antaobservations, after the way in The constable stated that the fema ' le prisoner in'sell- Yours, Ste., "W. W. RUNDELL, Sec." and that the thanks of the meeting be given to the com professing one set f • • th 11 has - o opinions as ano er. e esperate enterprise which the history of modern Personally to go and fight, which would have the h wic the ( c i ase bad ben placed before the court. He would . , n 1 • . ' ing ner nowers, was oostructing tue footway. He re- - _ inittee for the trouble they have taken in the matter. himself sat beside politicians of every shade of fare records We war . now know to what that fatal questionable eyect of leaving nobody at lime t . o h w , eyFr, raw .. 1 ttention to the fact that they had al - monstrated, and she replied ins 1 tl A 1 • oen y. n a tercation PRICES OP SIiARES This was seconded by lefr. HOWARD, depu • h • wa3s lived most econonoina ly. ty c =mar s Toryism, from Perceval to Peel, and of every hue of • impression is to be traced. It proceeded from the • look after affairs but Mr Cobden and a few of his Mr C Th hi b . annals- ey ve een several years in part- ' • -- ensued and he finding that she would not go away, IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- and carried unanimously. ' Liberal . f C . • t M I th As a ism, rom anning o o eswor . presence of men in the Cabinet who were deter- more implicit followers. Mr. Cobden has, how nership ; but they were about 4,300/. on the wron side took her into custody. He had some difficulty in get- PANIES' STOCK. The CHAIRMAN moved that the report of the directors, matter of taste the veteran coalitionist prefers a - • , - . limiest, ir they could heti) it, that there should not th • tt 11 I ' ll tt k ever, some ing more o e us i we 1 e o a e two years ago, taking their stock at the hi h • g g prices of - ting her to the station, as she resisted him all the way. „ea- a . - read at the meeting on Sept. 12, with the annexed ace coalition Ministry to one entirely composed of bull - . t ori e mated in the very same influence 1 be war I 'a . "t on his authorit • in a b -the-b sort of way he Y 2 . y y -, that time. Compared with the present state •of affairs, hear the station her husband interfered, and,,seizing counts, be adopted. viduals having in essentials sentiments in common ; tells us that the war is un o ular in France that P .Y e-- n eta . s. PP . , . they were perhaps 7,0001. to 8,000/. hich aral sela d r rded all our exertion Is behind. witness by the arm, attempted to release the female pri- From the Ojicial Lzst. This was passed unanimously. and it may be recolleoted that of all the constituent w it possible that the same influence is still at work the German people and sovereigns are entirely at The accountant stated that the stock was then valued soner.. Witness, however, got her to the station, and, PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. Mr. SAUNDERS moved that the ckairman and deputy members of the Aberdeen combination of unlucky ' th b • t f ' h one on esu jec o neutrality, and that t e by Mr. Hodgson. returning, took the male prisoner into custody, and LONDON, TUESD A.Y, Nov. 6, 1855. chairman be requested to act upon the resolution of the and that once more the arm of England is stayed locked him u on the char eof att • p g emoting to rescue her. board of the London and North-Western Co b memory, Lord Palmerston alone defended its corn- French Em eror would now make eace if the under that most dangerous of all delusions, that we . . P P . The Comtnissioner (after looking through the pro- . . mpany y The prisoners denied a great portion of the statement. posi • tion on the theoretical ground of the constitu are near to peace S British Government would permit him. How Mr. ceedings)-Well, I suppose the creditors will not object GIS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. nominating Mr. Head and Mr. N. Hodgson as directors The woman denied that she was causing any obstruction . •. of this company in lieu of some two of the present no tional expediency of coalitions. We cannot, there- There are those to whom the question will seem Cobden should latow all these things, so contrary to their having second•class certificates. in the first instance, or that she refused to go away. Dividend Amount minees of the London and North-Western. fore feel surprised that his lordshi h ld ps ou revert, to all outward Edens he does not tell and there is Granted accordingly. strange. But let us ask our readers how few of the e , , • - . . On the contrary, she immediately stood up and went Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. This resolution was seconded and carried unanimously. by the force of instinct, as it were, to what may be esent Cabinet have ever given expleasion to any too much reason to suspect that his information is -An application was made to the cour to allow the ea t away, but the constable followed her, and continued to - Annum. Share. ______ _____ The CHAIRMAN said that he and his friend the deputy • said to have been the prevailing habit of his official I c 9 l r "ci d t • • - no better th nth 1 ' hil a suredl in Peosea of eel e or s rong opinions on the war ? A year a o . er peop es; w . e s . . y, preparing the accounts -• • stated to: be very voluminous. (771. hich e ), w w re push her violently onward until he got her to the station. • • 4 a. d. 4 s. d. chairman would have great pleasure in carrying out this life. In his search for personal ability we beheld Sir James Graham was directing naval arma- the power of formula and enformno an opinion in His Honour said 'that where preparation of volumi• Mr' Hutchinson, solicitor, and Mr. Hodges, solicitor's British •• •• •• -•••• •• - - - - resol • ution, believing as they did that Messrs. Head and 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 him a few days since attempting to persuade Lord age t • t R • - which he was once fo eminent he ' has become Lat clerk, here came forward and supported the statement i i ? r it ig t7 iton Er . o . v . incial.... 7 5 1 1: e agains . ussia. _D_o o es any . man now beli t eve nous accounts tended to the detection of fraud or the 20 0 0 20 o • i 5 Hodgson were ood men of bs' u iness, and would,be ser- Stanley to join the Government. How much of Th e a ti t h s least for the time and to kee ' considerabl within of the defendants, severely commenting on the brutality City oe eoneiCs:i . •.::::: 41. Os. 100 0 0 leo a o _ viceable t h g o t e board and the company. was sincere . and h nest in the prosecu ion th t "li le ' th P y benefit of the estate in any way, he did not care if it of the policeman's conduct. Continental (4•th Cap.) . - 50 0029 0 0 - Messrs. Head and Hodgson h • eying expressed their his desire to win over that young nobleman was f h ot e war? Mr. Sidney Herbert was Secretary at c ru, -wea as o er men. cost 150/. ; otherwise he was indisposed to burthen an Equitable -. .......... 2/. 108. 50 0 0 all 34 attributable specifically and purely to appreciation War-Mr. Gladstone, Chancellor of the Exchequer estate with a heavy accountant's bill. In this case he Mr. Jardine sal lit was clear that the two gentlemen Great Central ...... •W. per cent. 10 0 0 all 11% acknowled ments resole • g , hens for the election of Mr of his business like qualities, and how much ouaht -the Duke of Newcastle, War Secretary-and Lord IS IT IMBECILITY OR TREASON ? should only allow 50/. who had taken up the cause of the prisoners had not firmer been present at the commencement of the affair, There he -.• ........ 101. & bonus. 50 0 0 all Independent ......••• - 51. 40 0 0 ..._ Wm. Birley and Mr. Wm. Jackson, as dire * eters, and ,to be set down to an astute calculation that along Aberdeen Premier-and to these five men the . , e - the re-election of Mr. Braithwaite. as auditor, were car• L0nd0n.............. - 50 0 0 with the heir of linoivsley he would probably se- . had evidently been a long altercation before they came P 9 .... ried unanimously. whole practical direction of the war was conceded. (From a Correspondent of the Morning A dve.-tiser. ) MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. up, and if they were aware how much trouble these ph Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 23 0 0 _ Mr. S. BIRLEY (one of the hitherto dissentient share. cure the accession of a certain number of votes, we It cannot be forgotten that it was conceded by a I . women gave the police, and how much provocation the fegi ' l l ir ' ...... • .......-- - 41. 11 cent* So ° 0 52 g 0 - need not now determine. It is more to the pur- n 1854, Sir James Graham was compelled, by his SI. 1 • 04. I ° o g g 16 al ° g holders) moved a vote of thanks to the chairman. Cabinet not essentially different from the present Charles George Vinall, 21, and Arthur John Vinall, 1 tt h a er ad to put up with, they would understand the case United General . ...: ••• % Mr. J. GREIG had pleasure in seconding the vote of • pose to note that no sooner had his political blan- - - ' dread lest the eational indi nation should endaneer his ig ~ . he 19, • brothere, surrendered to take their trial on an indict- better. Westminster Chartered 41 percent. 60 0 0 •• 51 thanks. We now know the real opinions of the men who i Ditto, New .... - - - 50 0 0 10 o 0 lOU dishments failed in the quarter adverted to than persona safety, to send an expedition to the White Sea, ment in which they were chareed with inflicting griev- Ultimately the prisoners were remanded, that inquiry then professed " vigorously to prosecute the war." The CHAIRMAN returned thanks, and the meeting with gay simplicity the practised wooer turns to er pretence o stopping the enemy's commerce, Bet ous bodily harm on Mr. W. I. Wilde, the treasurer of might be made as to the character of the husband. nd f . WATER-WORKS. separated. In sober sadness we ask, _what security has the u some of his recent objects of affection, and sues the most minute and accurate measures were taken by the Haym d arket Theatre. In other counts the charge -- country that the Ministers who remain are one whit once more for its renovation. True it is indeed he laet bei w7 i v r arie ~t . , ng for a common assault. WORSHIP-STREET.-Mr. Child, of the firm of i Dividend Amount more sincere, Not one of these men left the Cabinet him to prevent any injury being inflicted on the Czar or Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Country Market!. . Ballautine appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Wire and Child, solicitors to the Incorporated S •ty that but a few brief months have passed away since I Annual. Share. upon any question connected with the war. The his subjeots. In tbe first place, the ship of lightest Clarkson appeared for the elder defendant, and Mr. 'of Licensed - Victuallers, appeared before Hammill c g le ob- . . • . - Lord Palmerston, amid the cheers of the House of . whole Cabinet resisted Mr. Roebuck's motion for draught in the squadron (the Miranda) drew six inches Simon f or the younger. tam his opinion upon a subject of considerable impor- Xs.d.4 s. d. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-Nov. 6. Commons, told the Peelite seceders fro •C b • m his a 1- East London - inquiry. Even their defeat only led to the retire- too much water to pass the bar before Archan 1 • d It d ge ,an appeare from the opening statement of the learned tacos to the general bod of the trade in connect * There wer • ion G 714 ein the market to-day 16 sacks oatmeal, each net that they were so dama d • hi' • ' ge in pu lc estimation rand Junction .... • • 1 4'. per cit. 50 0 0 all mentof the Duke of Newcastle and Lord Aberdeen. in the next, by a juggle between O. S. and at, S., the counsel, and the evidence afterwards given, that the ith the billet . g st y Kent.. , ... .... ~ ..., ! 4 , . per alt. 00 0 0 - 784 weighing 280 lbs imperial, which sold at 50s. - that he did not believe one of them would retain prosecutor, Mr. Wilde, as treasurer of the Haymarket w Mr • le• sy eel. • . Childs said that according to the mode folio% ed Lambeth ..... - 00 0 0 - - -- his seat at a een 11 t' t 't ' th t • b era eec ion ; rue i is a in Sir James Graham, Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Her- blockade, which we in Engiand were made to believe - - - New River Comp.ny bort, all retained their places, and resigned oulY would commence on the lst of August, was, by Sir Theatre, bad the general superintendence of all the ser t - a present with regard to the distribution of soldiers' EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET fierce retort one of them went the length of do uthwark &Vauxhall 51. per cut 100 0 0 -- este Nov. 6. because Lord Palmerston was too prudent to peril James Graham's order, made effective on the 13th ;to vents employed on the establishment, and of the arrange- billets, the exclusive duty of providing acconarnodation '7,? . est Middlesex - 91% elaring, with the full assent of those around him, his Government upon the success of an attempt that he, in fact, deferred the blockade until 1855, as the meats made for the comfort of the public. On the even- devolved upon licensed victuallers, and he was anxious Oat straw, from 93 Ocl to 13s ed per kemple of 16 stones BRIDGES. that the policy of the Government had become a ing of the 24th Oct. the defendants were at the theatre, to direct the Magistrate's attention to a provision in the ... tron; wheat do., 6s Od to 7s 6d; barley do., 5s 6d to Ss. to rescind the motion for inquiry. But it was trade of the season was over, and between 300 and 400 policy wholly new and different from what it was and just as th 0 principal performance was concluded, Mutiny Ac";, which appeared to have been overlooked by - Dividend Amount Hay from 10d to 14d. • not any difference upon any question of policy . ne o ss , els had passed through our squadron, sent on this while they remained in - office, and that a continuo 0 t i : r i and d , ff evith all the produce of Northern Russia abor 11 o'clock, mr. Wilde, on passing from his office the officers entrusted with the direction of the billets Name of Company. per of Paid. - Price. ----.... which caused their retirement. What assurance, f Annum. Share. DALK.EITH MEAL MARKET-Nov. 5. ance of the war after the conferences of Vienna was v F lobby, observed the elder defendant in the act of and the terms of which only required to be fairly carried . we ask again, have we that there are not men in the - b .he o t n i z t .1 1 1 t e h rr f c , o between 1854 and previeus years .______ utterly unnecessary and. wrong ; and already Lord .. sing, ... 1 , irmer the carrying trade had passed J • b a ting a c . igar at end of the gas jets. A great many out to relieve his clients from a portion of the heavy . 45.d.4 a. d. • Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. Third. Cabinet who share their sentiments ? Sir James Iliingerford • • 12 imperial Palmerston proposes that two leadina .personaaes rom British vessea to.those of the Dutch, Germane and persons, chiefly ladies, were congregated there, waiting burden which was entailed upon them under the existing s i •• •• •• •• - _ - dMr Gladstone were members of a war 1 Graham an . Americans. ' for c • d M W1(1 t tthd f 1 arnagee, an a 1 e wen up o e e ere ant system. He referred to the 79th section of the etatute, er iwiirk - 150 o'o - - Barleymeal, per ditto of - that section should resume their seats in his )itto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 3..) 0 0 - Peasemeal, per ditto Cabinet, while in their hearts they were advocates Ch 1 dtld h' I 1 h t h ar es, an o im po lee yta t at was not a place which declared " that all the rovisi ns f the et f Wt 1 p o o a or aeroo .. Administration. The Duke of Newcastle, it is In 1855, we had a new Firat Lord, and the blockade ... •••• •••• - 100 o o - - Flour, per ditto -s Od. -s Od -s Od • alleged, severed himself from complicity in the of peace. Who wi 11 vouch for Lord Granville and of Archangel was made effective more than two months to smoke in and th df d t then look dt If d b'll • ffi d ' • , eeen an e a im, an i eting o cers an soldiers in victualling houses should Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 1/. 1 ls. Bd. tO 0 0 I t th t tl d Sir George Grey, tia ey are no exec y oi • no puffed a mouthful of smoke in his face Mr Wilde th • • en extend and apply to livery stables, alehouses, Ste.," but __ a D a i x tto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10s. 45. 40 0 0 - - Pot-barley, per ditto _ e, earlier than in 1854. This apparent ia reas f t . - I . c e o ac ivi y Vhall .......... • • 96g. 70 10 3 - , ultra-pacific views of Sir James Graham and Mr. ein the same. and energy gained gieat credit for Sir Charles Wood, gently placed his hand on that in which the defendant notwithsta d • n ing the express terms of the clause in ques- DUBLIN-Nov. 6. Gladstone by a speech which he made in the House The ca ture of Sebastopol for a moment threw but it turned out that fraud and falsehood were still the held his cigar, and depressed it, and as he did so the tam he believed that in no sinele insta h d • • nce a any nil- DOCKS . of Lords upon the breaking off of negotiations nd tiF M . • t fL dP 1 t h cigar fell to the ground. The defendant then struck him lets been directed te the keepers of liver stebles within rou e_ ~, uns ry o or . a mers ou t e ap- order ef thh day, and that Russia was agaih, in as far Dividend Amount grain at market to-day, and owing to the improvement in at Vienna ; but we must be allowed to ask for peara i nce of e reater . energy in the war. But . Sebas- as it was possible, to be saved from harm. The squad- a violent blow on the temple, and Mr. Wilde laid hold the whole circuit of the metropolis. On behalf of the Name of Company. per of r a id . nu e. London, wheat obta'ned an advance of Is, barley 6d, anti some more definite and precise declaration of the ould have ust as surel end tut 1 ron let Ea land j . y, . je n the • g on the 10th of May, and it was soon. of him to detain him until an officer came, when the respectable and influential body for whom h d e appeare , Annum. Share. oats 3d to 6d per barrel. ludian corn talso ls to Is 6d up, foreign policy espoused by his Grace before we cau t° P ° w --- but a small business done. way been taken if Sir J. Graham and discovered that by some • • mistake of the authorities at . y i (: .( iinfe o r ici defendant, seeing his brother in that situation, it was scarcely necessary to state that they had every -- unreservedly assent to the identity of his views on 7 .,. :1 n . t 'h 1 b M" Mr' 13 la re - o o f h lelr. Wilde from behind, and held him disposition to comply with the requirements of the Commercial .. ( •• 51 r cent. Z StOCk d* 4 '. d• 'White wheat, 42s sa to 45s Od • red ditto 38 t 4 I ; s one t ac fl e t en misters. When we begin oil s % t ? rh wBs not bread en board to last through the 1 1 ck. - this cardinal question with those of the bulk of the `.."'" While the t . er defendant pummelled him in front. statute to its fullest extent, but they certainly felt it as East aml West Ind . i . a . .. 61: 1 13 ) r cent. &Oc t , St° __ barley, 16s 6d to 22s 6d ; oats, I ' ' • 8 ° 3' 6 6s Od to 17s 6a ; rapeseed. nri . o . u:ly ore ec on the question what have the !ea t o al f re s t r ommodore will probably be shelved, fur, nation. As regards Mr. Sidney Herbert, to whom Ile struck h ins eo u ning home, according to the wiehes of , . . ten about the face . and bead, and as he an extreme hardship that such a heavy burden should East Country - - _ 40s Od to 44s 6cl per brl; oatmeal, 16s Od to 18s Od ; bakere Inis ers really done, we look in vain for evi a like invitation is said to have been addressed, the IVI his employers, he put the crews on short ellowance and sad a thick ring on ono of his fingers Mr Wilde's b • e imposed upon them, while another class of persons Lo i n ) ll t o t i n i 1.. . .. 4 51. p e r c e e e n n t i. Stock, - 98 dour, 24s Otlto 27s Od per owt ; Indian corn, 45s Od to 47s ad dences of an chan ein h y g t e system which, under - - per 480ibs. case is too plain for mystification. We have no de remoined at hi t B t • '''' ' face was out d hbld t • •kl d' d * s pr . . ut -he Admiralty were not to ,an t : o , ii i r u i l c d e own freely. who were equally liable in law were altogether exone- st. Katnarine •.....: • 4 . p P er r eent. Stook Lord Aberdeen, ma , de this war so disastrous. Au otice ho took the de; rated. One of his clients now preeent (Mr. Taverner), 'Qonthampton O -- sire to disparage the administrative aptitude or be ioiled, a d n ll , k ju( ging by the following statement, he r:as s, j - ;( l ir r i s v i l l e_ e cl 4 fol • - Where are the signs of preparation for the rigorous h i , fenda,nts Victoria . diligence of either Mr. Herbert or the Duke of mieht as : TT come home, for any mischif -- char e. () I n ay' • . , co ring to prefer the who had expended upe arch; of 11/. within the present COAL MARKET. -Nov. 7. prosecution of a contest in which, if we continue at could inflr Newcastle. One consideration, and one only, seems Irie I, one c on . t e enemy. Oa the 14th o . f July the . g passiug George s• ur , on the way to the year in providieg accommodation for soldiers who had JOINT-STOCK BANKS. tO• us to merit present consideration-namely, are all, we ought to put forth all our energies ? What , of h:s squadron, " anchored at Km, a small station, the elder defendant, who was walking on the been urt r d q a ese upon him, had recently been served re, ,su en y swung is rig st across with another billet e levies are made 1 What efforts are made to rein- island, where there is amo t d t Is Policeinan'it helit dd 1 li . 'ht fi • Ivldend Amount 8. d. Wallsend, Ste. they, or either of them, prepared to - abjure the nas ery an a cus om- oue.e. xtending over the tr pro acted N s e . principles of their particular friends and adherents, force our armies ? Where are we preparing to strike On shore they found eight immense stores of cut planks the policeman's breast, and struck Mr. Wilde, who • d f • ' was perm o sixty-one days, and as all the other members - ame oi uompano. 1) per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. Davison's West Hartley 19 ( s• d. liedheugh Main 16 0 Whitworth l9 0 a blow at Russian power ? Odessa is still spared- retely for shiprnent, worth 8,000/. or 10,000/. ; and walking on the left, so tremendous a blow on the nose fth t o e rade were - subject to a similar infliction under - e___- and to adopt leyally those for the sake of which, la:afield Afoor Butes 17 6 /Totten 22 6 that mysterious riddle of the war, which puzzles afloat there were 7 schooners, of from 90 ti 100 tons ; between the eyes, that for a moment, he stated, he was the prey 1 . t h ai log sys em, c was induced to refer the • • X B. d. '4 s. d. and for the sake of which alone, the Paluseiston Australasia........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 en 913 4 Walker Primrose .........16 6 tleugh Hall 21 0 the comprehension of the most acute among mill- all were left untouched, according to orders from the Fompletely stunned, and thought his face was smashed matter to the magistrate, who was empowered to ad- Cebinet is sustained in power ? It may be so ; and English zuhd Freech Governnients, very much to the in. At the moment he did this Mr Wilde was wiping judicate in such eases, under section 69, which enacted g o ri n tish r NrthAmerican i el. per cent. 1 50 0 0 „ 64 West Riding Hartley ...17 3 Lees 22 6 if it be, we are heartily glad of it. In point of tary men and politicians. The expedition against mortification of the officers and men, especially as seve- the blood off hi f • . s ace . with a handkerchief, whic . h was that " any person who shall find himself aggrieved Coion m i le .. a . . .o . f . L . o . n . d . o n . 0 0 1 1 : 13 ) e e r r = t t .. I v ) g g :;0 4 gif:: 30 % Wylam _ 19 3 Evenwood 18 0 19 6 Nicolaieff is countermanded. The old game is 19 0 S w t. Helen's Tees ability and fitness we are not prepared to cavil at ral empty colliers had to be ballasted to be sent back to compleLly saturated in blood (it was produced in the b havin y gan undue proportion of soldiers billeted at r L 0 0 n n i1m................ 61. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 - Northum W b s e i r i ran n l ' 48Es- oodhouso Close 20 0 played over again. Russia is not to bo struck too Eueland." state it was then in), and the o nger defendant threw his house shall Lon t n Ch a ar m . Bk. of Aus. _, - . 20 0 0 all 0 18 1 A It'dd 11 their selection. Only we should like to ask, if they , prefer his complaint to any justice t county .. toe per cent. 50 0020 0 0 - i e hard, and nothing is done commensurate with the upon him, in the ea,nie Y wa e y he had do . e at the 'should adopt this course, how many of their Aber- Must not the understanding of England be darke ed bireself f the eace who shall heve power to order such of the Londn ead Westminstr 141. percent. 100 00200 0 47 Belmont 20 n Wayne's Merthyr 23 6 fearful magnitude of the war we have undertaken. indeed, when such a story as this makes no impressi l o i n ? theatre. The constable took the elder one to the station e old • r P Is ' . deenite friends will follow them ? And if the con s e ie fi s t to e removed aud billeted elsewhere, as shall r i , r o o to n n e j e a e l ev i sto l ck a .. 12/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 32% Ships at market... 26, I Sold Have we still Grahams and Gladstones iu the And yet it is a mere repetition of the t ing of Napier's and then returned to where Mr. Wilde. was grappl • ' 1..1 . m ..:: :1 1 ..F ,c e r r c c e e n h l . . 10 1 : I: g 25 a O 4 0 - tingent they could thus alienate from the Quaker taken befionr! se Al a . th Ditto, New.. - . Cabinet ? Could we be WOTSO if We had ?Do hands in the Baltic-of the occurrences in the Black with the other. Next morning they were yward, e warrant officer, said that Mr Brick- Nationra of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 00221 a 0 _ _ _____-___________ Fiag be small, will Lord Padinereton with reference Ministers really contemplate making peace ? If Sea, where Dundas, and, w f L e ear, yons too, with pub- a magistrate, who thought it was not a case to be dis- hill, the billeting inspector who had tt dd : a en e in court Na i l it l t ' o ro , Y i p ew cia . l 0 . f . E .. n . g : :i t: i p ,e e r r e c a e n n t t.. 12 g g 15 0 0 o - . HEABORNE MAILS. • to - critical divisions be much the stronger ? i t ? posed of summarily, and sent it for trial. The present that morning to meet the c ' om • 0 o - se. not, how are we to open the next campaign ? The lie instructions to destroy, have had-must we say plaint, but had been called But wo read the Premier's conduct by a some rosecution was directed by the management of the away 3 o rie t iltTlii t intl i Corpora. i B , .p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all resistance of Sebastopol no longer amuses the pub- -the baseness to act on private hints and letters, and P on special business, had instructed him to admit 4 2% (N signiflea that the mails are sent from" the General Yost-Mei what different 14,71 at ; ancl we own we think better that no billet whatever had been made out against the th l i l io, or A.2tr a ali;i: . .:: gi. P 4i t •te l it n i li 3 - 73 ., by the night-and At by tile morning -despatch.) lie, and protracts the moment of decision. Unless to spare the enemy. It is a repetition of Petropaulovski the ll ,l l t r re* Balla tine at 1 - of both the politicians already named than to sup i..? 1854 and 1855, of Sitka, of Okotsk. of Da Castiies n uit a Fong" deprecated the conduct of the livery staid° keepers in the district, as he considered Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - 2 I.'a t -2 1 . . ' • • • peace be concluded before spring we must be pre elder ' defend Union of London ..... 20'. per cent 50 o 0 10 0 0 29% ' - ' pose it probable that they meditate taking him at , ay, and of the , whole naval history of this war, It is _ • , nd, wi h respect to the other, said he them exempt from the operation of the act. Day when made le, F re , i pared to enter upon a course of aetion that will re- E should not press the case, as he had not taken the initia• Mr H 11 Union of Madrid ..... ' - 40 0 0 all - COUNTRIES. in General Pest- 1 - ' l o7t, 'at dr7g - his word. , What if it should turn out that Lord c.ear that, in rep acing Sir James Graham by Sir Charles ammi , after attentively perusing the clause quire very different exertions from any that we tive iii the affair •b t ' d h • I * CANALS. Office, London.* Di tch spa ed. England. Palmerston has from the first contemPlated the een yor a rnereton, we aye not . , , ,ti,as it seeme to im, lad taken up in the act relating to livery stable keepers, expressed Wood Lord Abend b L dP 1 h ' --- have yet made. When we see that not the slightest ' a brotaer s quarrel as brothers would whether ri 1 -------------- imerica(bynrit.packge EVery lerklay --"- ----, )---- alternative of all his proniiscuous addresses beire , nended matters nor have we cleared the council•cham- d , git or his opinion that it was only conteuiplated by the la n ais- •1 • •••• Liverpoo. ... '''' preparation is made for those exertions-when we b i '• • wrong, au had not inflicted any blows on Mr. Wilde lature th• t 1 - Nitille3 of I Dividend Pri N ame , of ( It Dividend ' Americe (by United Sts. I rejected ?He is threatened with &coalition • against er of Queen Victoria from the secret friends of the i suc 1 persons should furnish stabling for look in vain for any exhibition of enek,s,ry on the , • . As far as the other - cl hls ld * * c was concerne ,es ou confine the cavalry horses, and that they were not bound to • Companies. ,I . per ' , ce Companies. h per ee packet) ........ ..N *. ••••.- • • Liverpool ... Nov. 19 ce. . his policy of three distinct parliamentary sect' ions. ene ny. provide 'Annum. ..e Annum. -.. America (by U. States co part of the Government like that which we migh t Our .Ministers must tremble when the recollect that cage to one of assault, and the result would no doubt lodgin s for the men for wh g om they had ntanifestly no The anticipated combination is not as yet openly -- - - Amara/ha (via south avowed ; and the tactics of all such confederacies is expect from men engaged in the conduct of a war "to aid and abet an enemy of the Queen" is still hi h g teach him that such conduct could not be indul d ' ge• in adequate means of accommodation 4 t XI amptont ... ... - all ••••• a•• • • Southampton Nov. 19 With impunity, Mr. C • • Ashtn &Oldh, 9871. p. ce 139 Macclesfield. too 21. 10s. . 15‘% Of WhiCh the real struggleis just about to commence treason, and at the same time remember the punishment hild-But, by a parity of reationing, the licensed Ditto (via Marseilles) N secresy until the timefor concerted action shall arrive. Mr. Wilde, having given his evidence, was asked if, victuallers, u h Barnsley.. • •11601 - - Neath -•• • • 100 i 161. - Ditto (via Cape of Geed -when, against the Russian Emperor's levy of attached to that crime. The people are awakening. pon w orn cavalry eoldiers are constant' knkee Abrg 150! 4/. - Oxford.. -•• 1001 - It may be a mat terof moral certainty to all who watch just before he was struck in the street, be had not said ' billeted, may refuse to take the • Y Br •-•' Hope) .. .. ....N 400,000, we see only the miserable peddling that Let Ministers beware. An unpleasant atonement may , ( i ) ipoh the ground lirmingtiam 41 M . ... 92 . r t e e .g n F t :a s rf o t . . IA! 51 i ps. 86 14 ' ii Africa (Weal do • as • t)..N 23d of the month- Plymouth •:: N r r tain closely the course of political intriaue, that the de that if the police bad not interfered he would have that they have no means of al i m e in oventry.... le• has well nigh ernbroiled us with America, fur the be exacted for the tarnished honour of our Admirals, dation for their c Ajexendria,........ae 8,9, 24, &30 of in. Dov er ...... t sign has been formed, and only awaits the oppor and the disgrace of that glorious service, which has Ponnded the defenda . nt to a 'en j y, aud he denied that he horses. Derby • • ... 100, 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale ...• 85 1 11. 10s. 60 .... Alexandria., ........m 4th & 20th of Mon. Etoutha ro t o g • sake of •some half-dozen repscallions of recruits. id anything of the kind. af, „ g ni he was Elismre&Chs 69 2% p. ot. - Somrset Coal 1 Bahamas ............31 17th of the monti. & R ah f,t,,,t tunity for its accomplishment. This o t • t ppor um y hitherto been the defence and the mai t ns ay of England ; now aware Mr, Hanamill said that he was fully sensible of the de- orareerunetn too 31. pr. et. 38 Do. Lk FdSt - g - - When we see all this, we may, perhaps, be excused s tLt the defendants were sons of I Do., 6 pr.Ct.l 10'61. pr. et. 11% &Ord &Wore 1 40 271. 425 ' rem •••••• •• •• • • 1 • 1 1DailY •••••• • • •• •• Dover ...... iDally a c ergyman. They fects of the billeting system, which certainly required a in the regular course of events must speedily come. and h . le if • oul ' i n t o b w ema . ne t ipate itself from the nil ...............r.hth of the month.. Southamptoil Nov. 16 , if we attach importance even to trifles like these shack w les ie throw it c o d u were uite sober at the time, Grand f3urrey i 1001 41. - Shrewsbury.. i 25 - - -1. Is the menaced Minister to abide its coming and nr uu ya . mis aken sense of duty to thorough revision ; but he was unable to deal with the Grand Union' 100 11. Os. - stourbridgc. , 45 12/. 590 Thmos AYree ••••- • • M o th of the month •• Southampton Nov. 15 rumours from the Horse Guards ; and if we believe ,h gg• • The c , l Assistant - Judge intimated to Mr sap of uood Hope ..N Various port- fUncertein await the silent determination of his assailants as e misters who are betraying us, would quickly fcrce . Simon that he subject of corn laint, as there was no case before him. Kennt & Avn 39 6s. Od. - Severn andl ' ' 21. 28 hat as in the instance of the assurance tint ' , a shot did not think there was any necessity for him to address Mr Child janked li 26 ?, 1 7 * : tre C V ° e °d d HoPe **II to when, and how, and where they are to attack t ll bfi d • the Czar to an ignominious peace by the destruction of t e magistrate for ilia . attention, Lancasto: .. 100 - - Wye Rail. J r s ......Is 9th of the Month SOuthampton Nov. 15 wou t never p he in anger, so, now, those who his ports and the annihilation of his coranserce. tbajury on behalf of the younger defendant. b •* • ut intimated that the (natter involved a question of so Leeds &Livrp 100 251. - Warwick & 1 21 23% uylon (see India) him ? Would lie not be justified, nay, would he Leicester.... 100 51. 49% Binning. i 100 • prophecy a peace in three months, say not, indeed, Mr. Clarkson said he had great pain in appearing for much üblic im ortance that he should lose no time i C e Vion. . ..- ..N o Leicstr &Nth 83 Warwick & l not be bound to endeavour by all fair and legiti __eels u nnel Isles what they know, hut what they know that men the other defendant, or rather on the part of his father do ti P th P a . p . n . g e necessary meane for the purpose of submit- Loughborogh, 142 701. - Napton... 5 100 2/ ' ' ll A i •• • . •-••• ..N Mon„Wed.,&Prid. soute amp/o „,T a.T h .t a t . mate means to unmask the plot, and identify the el 2d &17th of month Sonthemptoi,! to whom of course this matter caused great dist 11 , rem a ting it in a more tangible form before the court, in order efonnesialish too - -. Worcstr 81 7 8 2j 19 Clhil a - ,, •.• •• •• • • ••• - in office are determined, if they cau, to carry out. PROPOSED .REDUCTIO2V OP WA . GES AT . •• ,Once a month.... 'Nov. plotters with the suspected. scheme, and, what is l d th tth more serious t •- • lintgmerysh 100 - - I Birming. Com In the meantime England feels to her heart's core • was g a a e par of the indictment to obtain a judicial decision upon it. nthaople Ni8,13,18,23,&280fin Dover -... •. i equally important, with one another ? How is this MANCHESTER. MeltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks - 100. Od. 4 % CenAntinoide .** -** had been withdrewn and as to th d• 4th & 20th of mon. Southern ton _ that the experiment of making war without being , , e ver ict he bad never P to be done ? They have agreed to hold their peace . thoueht of struggling for one in his l' t' Cent"( Europe AL & N Twice daily .... • • Dover ...... •Twiereaile in earnest has not been so propitious. God grant e 0 c len s favour for MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - Thomas Richland, INSURANCE COMPANIES. - EEYPt(see India) I -to make no sign. They conceive it to be their - 't would have been impossible to have gained it. The cab driver, was sumnsoned for refusing to take a fare • Fran0t........ M& Bi Twice daily. .. • • Dover . ,TvrieB , lB.lli that we may not et have dee The self-actor minders end iercers in per cause to rue the r _ . . , p cotton factories, ' b d ' Dividend Amount Gibral game to let the first eclat of great successes fade A , Y defendant had been etraye into an act which was un- under these circumstances :- Paid. Price. G reece % 'i '••• • • • •" 51 4,2 ( 12 ( 20 , 2 ierm. Southampton Oct. 25 ay wnen we entrusted the management of a mighty ' a Manchester, have given notice to the public that their Name of Com2a.ny. of somewhat away, before they venture to propose " employers are contemplating a reduction of stifiable and he (Mr. Clarkson) did not • Vl' Hopwood, solicitor, King William-street, An p fni. Share. G yto e° ndi t a) .. truggle to men who as the d ' wa es , y riftthro ugh it, dream re . ~ , gat the .P. l . p . ~. i jus i y amok- Mr. John re sa .. ...... -.Wend & 17th of mon. Southern ton publicly to haul down the national flag. In the s . - . sent time, when the prices of the necesseries of II , e mg in the lobbyot a tnea-re-nor anywhere else ind d ' , ee . said he was at the Princess's Theatre with a party of Ilarnburk .. ........N Tuesday & Friday London P on eaca month in the delusi os.d. 4 s. d. Havanna), .......... 5f 2nd of the month Sou ••• •• ' interim they count on the chapter of accidents, ) . , on that " there will . a p re ut un er t e clicums sas e ex cl . Ih . I " 1 10 ' - - B d h • • tance th cee ing yfg ), equa to or 12 per cent. They y appeared before ladies on Monday night week. When the performance Albion .......... •• .. 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 83 Holland thampton Nov 16 be peace in three months." the court, was there not soine palliation of his conduct? was over ab t 71. 14s.6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 - Hondurai; '" P• •• •• **lf Mi 11... - • • ••- • • Dover ...... jDaii; and reckon upon the votes to be gained over by . go on to say--" Before, however, any proposition of a , ou a quarter to 12 o'clock, it being then Alliance Brit. and For. ..........M 17th of the month. Southampton ;16tholinon unseen agencies, in a corrupt and disorganised Par- ------- • !eduction can be entertained, it is right not ()ply that the The defendant lin his cigar, not in the theatre itself b t • ' I , u raining lard, he went out to get a cab. Seeing the de- Ditto Marine ....... 61, p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 0 I 0 0 - India (vlageithampt.)M 4th & 20th of mon. P 1 outh N .20 India Ma lars ill 'AI 9th&2sth f th Yin •• ov o mon Dover Bement. All this may be palpable enough to the (Front the Scotsman.) workpeople but the public should be satisfi cessity, and that it would be a remedy for the evil corn- in the lobby very near to the door and was g ' ed of its ne- ) , oing out fendant waiting, he aeked him if he was enea ' Th with his brother, with the rest of the people there. He defendant said "No ;" and co 1 " mp amant the e geu. e , Atlas Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 ... . 158. 04. 50 5 8 515 0 17 4 lonian I ' . " I n brougut Argus Life ......... • • 41. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - h. Les +see inals) l 7, 17 &27 of mon Dover.... i ... eland •... s ee as NS.rwic ' e dail practised eye of the Prime Minister ; but how is knew not Mr. Wilde as the treasurer of the theatre, hay- hi tth d fthth t British Commercial ... 71. 10s. 50 0 g _5 0 0 6 % Liebon. . _ . .in o e oor o ? ea re. The defendant then asked it to be made plain and proven to all the world ? Whenever Mr. Cobden has anything to say, the Plained of. g The facts of the case appear to us to be i t ol over the servants-he was a t . Cleriel.eled.& Gen. Life spr et. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21 mi „ 17, &270 f m. Southlunpton Oct. 26 ng con r s ranger to him; him where he was going to •he told him to St Joh ' Made:ra . •• • • • • e a ...0119th of the month Southamptoe Nov. 15 No other method that w 1. * ' P e - now of exists-none üblic would be most unjust both to him and to these : -That the price of the raw material • h . is igh, and and what did he do ? why he took the defendant's cigar wood. The defendaat r l • ' d * ep ie , " I shall not go there • I n t" County .... .......... 41. 100 0010 0 0 120 Madeira **. , e........Ni23d of month .... Liverpool ... I more constitutional certainly can we think be themselves not to listen and consider ; but tlie Case the demand for goods and yarns may not be such as to yield the usual profits, when the present state of th from his mouth, thougb, as he himself said h • 1 • Crown .............. 17s. Cd 50 0 0 5 0 0 - Malta ** •• ee Intllo , e simp y live at the other end of the town." Ile told the delen- Fiagle . , ss. 50 0 0 50 0 - z uta ' d e money . e a , N 8 18 &28 of mon Dover ....... NOY. 4 pointed out, than by frank " a/ ' ' is altered when Mr. Cobden so far for h • 1 gets unse f • d If (I'd t • Equity and Law.-- 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 id honourable offers market is considered; but that a reduction of wa • depressed his han .ei no impute that Mr Wilde dant he had hired him, but the defendant drove off 05% Watiritin * s (seelldia) * ' ' . ges is a , of high office to the chiefs of th as to speak when he has nothing to say. This seri tt d the first assault but the d f * , Europeari Life ll. 20 0 0 a n a e ... >4 Vauritiva .........N 14th of the month I uspected parties. remedy for these evils we most h • , . emp atically deny. If commi e . , . e endant, young quickly. Complainant ran after the cal) and o _. penea Genera 1.............. 6/. 5 0 0 if 5% M If the offers be aecepted, th e 8 ous mistake, it :s to be feared, he has committed in ••• blood, under the influence of a feeling that he had been th d d d t ' • eater, ............at 2nd of the month.. Soatharapteu . Dec 2 in bi - e a presumed co na cotton is dear, let the consumption be dinsinished. If the e oor, an manage o get inside. The defendant Globe •.•• •. - 51. per cent. Stock. „ '' s Konica • • ........,,, ..Nlsthlsth2sthofmori. Dover ......1 tion is either dislocated in th ae of the lona letter he ha ' • just published cotton trade isnot remunerative, the evil to be remedied insulted by a stranger, was betrayed into an drove as fast as he could, and as he would not ston Guardian ............ 51. per cent. 100 0 0 47 5 0 50v. , e New Granada ..• .. ..111 ;24 & 17th of month Southamptoe I refused on reasons given, an p d r i t o•rt altogether. If .e c t s th a t' d the r I s t • 11 act for which he was very sorry, and that was all o1•t w• s oblieed t . ' ll fth • r' rmperia; Fire 12/ per cent 500 0050 0 0 340 New Zea1and.......... My Private sl IP •• Various port, aou e army ,n . . wa . is we . known • is ovenproduction, the remedy for c rap ainan a e oca or e assistance of -Uncertain f i should appear b which may be expressed Imp au r fe ••••• •• - *l2 ' 100 0 0 8. 10 0 0 18 Papal States ........N sthlsth2stholmon. Dover .... i that however varied in f e orm and semblance, the that Mr. Cobden s opinions ae to the justice and in two short evords-short time. Let the le h (II CI kson) was there to Bay for him asters adopt e 'r• ar. . Mr. the police. Complainant had to run back through the Inde e n i mitY A Marine.... 1i.38 & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 77 Peninsula .. .• .• •••• m 7thlV327thonnon. Southamptoni reasons aro the same -then ae s • Wilde had better, perhaps, have let him gone out, and Ilse is obviously he war are no; the o ular or • • necessity of ts p p pre this obviously prudent course, and we will go with pouring rain. Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 00210 0 - Peru .....• .. .. .....m 2d & S7th of tnon. South I made Out of unity of hostile purpose and desi lin ones • but if he saw occasion or new mate pe, v . ai g , , • them but we newer can consent to ad • , • . vise our fellow- if he had told . him that he was the officer of the theatre, The defendant said he was going home, and therefore Law Lite............• - 100 0 . 10 0 0 59 Port Natal ..........N By pri/tate ship... Varionasmptoniu which an intelligent people and • rials for any renewed appeal or remonstrance he woremen to Iteten to any reduction of their hard ear bl • • , and could not allow cigars to eit in the lobby, inste d Legal and General Life a had a right to consider himself ste not being liable to be London - 50 0 0 20 0 5 Sicily ~............N sthlstl2sthofmon Dever P° I ne ' a constitutional --- ft IC the clam . frora his mouth, robabl - ' it. los. 25 0 0 12 10 0 2 % Tummy ............N s thl s th 2s thollnon' D •• • • • ' ! Sovereign would not refuse to recognise or h • 'ld 1 'IR 1•b • • ' • in e inasmuch as it would onl ete r t II ou lave no di cu ty in o taming an attentive .g , _ ~ y ~g Tio. e the evil which o a ing• e _ P y this would engaged. London Ship.. - Venezuela .... ••••4 11 2d & 17th 0/Montl: °ver •••••• esitate Southampton 1 &16 mon Marine Mr. Bin ham said the defendan g t was bound to take .. 188. per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 3954 va n Di . une6 Bo - i emen s l ith Lord Stanley, we to dea w . are told, de. though not an assenting audience. But in this it professes to remedy. A meeting of the working not have happened. The Assistant-Judge shortly summed U Med. Invlid& Gen. Life 4% /. per ct. 50 0020 0 3% A nlined the proffered seals of the Colonial Depart. lett ft " b • t '-'• • th t • f h er, aer egging o invite eat ention ot e cla,sses of Manchester wa,s to be held on tit' 1... tla is au nec st p. He put it to the fare. It was one of the vvorst ca th h d nes . at a come mi nerve ............ sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 20 0 6 we 4 t rl tr A la ," •.• •' . 1 ' •••• .......M 2d & 17th of month Bouthamptoe '1 &16 mon merit on the specific ground that he was not public to some considerations of grave moment re- evening. The writer of the above no wrong in supposing the argument of tice is probably the employer to be the jury that the younger defendant might have laid hold before him, and he felt it his du` . he impression t of the prosecutor under t • hat he was im- penalty thedaw permits. by to inflict the utmost Monarch ............ _ 500 100 - . National Loan Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - When/lay of thes sates fall on a Sunday, the malls will be &- prepared to sustain the pFesent Policy of elle lative to the state of our army as connocte 1 N 'th c v • 4 that cotton is dear as a reason for the reduction of wagee. Properly, and without cause, holding his brother, and Fin d4O 14 d- ' • • • e s., or ays imprisonment. Palladium Life 5l. per cont. 50 0 0 210 0 3% spatched on the fa . continued war with Russia. If Mr. "Sidney the policy of th p e resent war," he writes at great • • f tt t The price oco on, excep for short intervals, has never told them that if they thought so, that defendant might • Pelican - 45 U Southa twang day. with the exception of the India (via Phcenix - - - 180 minim), and the Malta. both of which will be despatch( d' te 0 decline e .0 receding day. Herbert, or others of his party, qually length, telling nothing that was not before known, • h t f oeen lower tan a present or many years past and be acquitted on that grouud. Prol'eseional Life...... 51. per cent. ' 5 0 010 0 - ...„- "ler arounds wle sa • e jury acciu . e e y , and found the elder tempting solicita.tione on MI e _ , At • ying nothing that has not been said before 1 t t t• l I h - ' Th ' Pt dth ounger tle presen ra es are cer ain y ower t an the averaee of Provident Life..... 11 5s &bs 100 0 0 10 0 0 31N is reasonably to be inferred therefrom ? No and better, aud at the conclusion leaving the the past six or seven years. In the beeinn e ing tl ' 4 uilt of an assault, which they added was, in their DREADFUL 7s. FANATICISM. -BIBLE BURNING.--A. re- Rock Life... •• • • * • ••••••••• 5 3 0 010 0 81:, all 230 DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.-Yesterda morni b o y ng, etween _ Minister is warranted in lightly or wantonly advis- Feeder in a state of dim perplexity as to what be during the whole of 1843, and up to Se - e 86' g • 7 ptember 1849 °lemon, a, very gross one. vetting scene was enacted in Kingstown on Monday. The Redemptoriat Fathers, a body of five or • x B A , Sun Fire Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. . .. . 61. 10s. - ~ the hours of nine and ten o'clock, 3..0 rank and file be ing an appeal to the nation. No Sovereign can be hns been reading aLeut. Mr. Cobden first intimates, fair Upland cotton was much cheaper. In the last thre ' It was stated that the elder defendant w t'ldt as ar lc e o si - --- Ditto Life ..... 11 14s. ' - 56 longing to the 54th R • egiment of Foot, arrived at ' the the with rnuch • • an architect. nian Catholic clergymen, had been about e fortnight ed x Unit ingdom .... 41. p. et. & bs. 20 0 0 40 0 3% Waterioo terminus, the b deliberation and solemnity, that " the months of 1848 it was about 33 per cent. chea er. Eu e t and playing several lively airs. supposed desirous of needlessly anticipating celebrating mass and preaching in the chapel of Kings- universal Life . . - The troo term 0C a Parliament's legal life. But no reason Peoply, are in utter ignorance of the state and the chief - argument for reducing wages, if there be any, The Assistant-Judge said he had seldom passed a Sea town, which is situate in the main street, leading to the Victoria Life - 412 6 5% ps looked in first-rate condition. Hay' b ing een osition of tepee vvith feelings of greater pain than on this occasion; told off, they entered a • special train which was waiting can be more manifestly adequate for counselling a P that ien our army, and that he is about to dispel it may be precumed, is the low price at which goods are railway station. They brought their mission to a Con- MISCELLANEOUS. but the court had its duty to perform. Justice should be for them. They were accompanied by Captain Bailey, dissolution on the part of a Minister, or for exer- , ~ °ra pe° - ; and then, when the reader's curis selling in the market now as compared with the rates of elusion on Monday morning by presiding at a holocaust tempered with mercy, but when mercy went beyond Ensi n Baile and E • cising that great prerogative on the part of the ' os ty L 8 eXclted to expect the revelation of some cotton. The average price at a hich cluth has been sel g y, nsign Stephenson. The men were pos i t i on, and of books, which they had ordered their audiences to col- Dividend Amount that, it ceased to be sp. The defendant's to proceed to Portsmouth end there embark for G'b 1 , • . 1 ra - State secret, he is treated to sorne extracts from fing throughout the present year is much below the lect in the chapel-yard, imniediately in yiew, and within Name of Company. A gr a . of Paid. Price. t t • • th • ar, o join e remainder of the regiment, previous tot ' Crown, than such a state of affairs as that at which he a endix t average of the laet five years, and with the present large the pain it must give to his friends no doubt was punish. Share. tc t pp , o the report of Mr. Roebuck's a few feet, of the public thoroughfare. It appears that ITI • - starting for the Crimea. They were vocifer 1 we have been glancing. If in a House of Commons ment severe in itself, but this was a case in which the ' ous y cheere'd committee,' which were knocked about throu 1 production there is little possibility of much improve tho sermons on Sunday were directed a ainst-" Bad XB. d. XO. th • by the immense crowds in the road. f ins risonment not f elected four years ago under wholl d'ff t •r -y i eren ci all tho newspapers, familiarised, and set t • • g 1 meat The em lo ers i p y n many instances have tried court must pas . s a sentence o P , , ur any a . . g _ ooks : to wit, indecent books, novels, Bibles, and Assam Tea •• a a .... M. 50 0 e 20 0 o - cumstances there exist the materials for a success - pas , six short time, but could not et others to folio th • ex lengthened period for that was not necessary. Not to " Auction Mart...". • • 21,4 per cent. 50 0 0 - - - months k, ao. Havina ot ro f ke an example of him, a opu is ini, as in the e g 1) o from this recondite ample, end there is no 1 g - w en. -ma ' • bt t n . h li * • dreans books." Such was the Index Expurgat ." . 07 tU3 pro Australian Agrieultur/ 11. ls. 100 0 0 17 10 0 261.( 1."''."."..-"•-•••••-••--------------- •'-'•••••••••••.....................„ AW to compel them. 25 0 0 - B IRTHS. ful cabal to overpower the wishes and to nullify f what everybody knew ais mulgated by their reverences ; and the quantity, par- Australian Trust .... 81. per cent. ' - source o . d nobody denied ' opinion of the court he ought to be punished for his the hopes of the nation, the responsil d • sof ie a viser resent circumstan - ticularly Bibles, which was brought forward was, we are austraean Royal Mall bi. 10 0 0 all - -that, under p ces, our military offence. The act was done in sudden anger, and the OP A SON. the Sovereign are bound in loyalty and duty to hardly up to the requ • 'rem [ADVERTISEMENT.]-11olloway's Ointment and Pills defendant had not even the miserable excuse of druele- told by several eye-witnesses of the scene, very great. Anglo•lfexican Mint.. IL 10s. 10 0 0 40 ag 0 ..._ -- _ On the sth insf_ et re....e.. - t 1 • wig country to counsel, ere the evil be consum- recruits are eats either British American Land whnl. r.nii.„,:- It -Mr C bd if he had. it would have here, Fire was then set to the pile. and the in quantity or qua 1 y • „, en proceeds to excellent remedies for abscessea-Mr. Wm. Alsop, of enness to urea. and even n lattd, an appeal to the electors of the realm. i:. _ .. __IA *l-,•,I• +here firck +...,.., -_ _, _ { ~, , - . . - _ _ Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ----- ---- - 4 s. d. 4 s. d. British • • •• •• •• •• • • •• - - - - Ditto Irovincial.... 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 Brighton .• •• .. •• •• .• 51. 20 0 0 20 0 11 15 City of London .. •• •• 4L Os. 100 0 0 150 0 0 - Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0 0 29 0 0 - Equitable -..• ........ 21.105. 50 0 0 all 34 Great Central ....... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all 11% Imperial ...• ........ 101.84 bonus. 50 0 0 all - Independent •.••••• • • - 51. 40 0 0 ~ London•• .• .. •• • •• •• - 30 0 0 HI - Do., Part. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 Of .- Phcerdx ............. 41. Per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 - Ratcliff .... . ....... 51. 'lOO 0 0 16 0 0 16 United General ...... 21. 10e. 50 0 0 all 19% Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 60 0 0 51% Ditto, New .... - - IP - 50 0 0 10 o 0 lOU WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price. Annual. Share. --, - X a. d. X a. d. East London - Grand Junction .... •• 1 4'. per cat. 50 0 0 all 7% Kent............ : 4'. per alt. 100 0 0 - 78 1 4 Lambeth ..... ... •• • • I - 100 0 0 - - New River Company - - - - Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cut. 100 0 0 - 89% West Middlesex .... -5/. per cent. 61 0 0 - 91% .... BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. - Price. Annum. Share. Iliangerford.... • • - 4s.d. 4 a. d. - - 12 Southmark .. . - 110 0 0 - - Ditto New of '734 p.c. 11. per cent. 3.) 0 0 - - Waterloo ..... - 100 0 0 - Ditto Old Ann. of 81 ll. I Is. Bd. 40 0 0 - - Ditto Net ditto of 71 l/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - - Vauxhall - -21 U DOCKS. Dividend Aasount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ---- £ s. d. X a. d. Commercial - ~...... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stook. - East Country.. 2os. per sh. -- London - - ..... - 98 Ditto Bonds 4l. per cent. - - - St. Katharine 4 per cent. Stoei, - _ 'Qonthampton - Victoria JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price Annum. Share. -- X B. • Au5tra1a51a........... 201. per cent. 40 00 . X Q. all 91 1 ,4 British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 64 Commercial of London. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 2 0 1 0 30% Colonial .............. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 24 0 0 lonian.-- .......... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 _ Loud . Char. Bk. of Aus. , • 20 0 0 all 0 18N London and County .. 101. per cent. 50 0 0 20 , 0 0 Londn cad Westminstr 141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 47 London Joint-Stock ... 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 32% Provincial of Ireland.. Si. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, New... ...• •• 8 l.per cent. 10 0 0 all Nationra of Ireland..., 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 16 0 Nat. Provincial of Eng, 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 Ditto, New .. ... •• • 8/. per cant. 20 0 0 10 0 0 Orientul Bank Corpora. ,B'. p. ct&bs. 25 0 0 a ll 40% South Australia ... •.. 1141 p.ct.& Ws. 25 0 0 Union of Australia •• 301. per cent. 25 0 0 •. 733( Ditto ............. 301. per cent. 2 iO e Union of London ..... 204 per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 29% Union of Madrid ....• ' — 40 0 0 all 2 150 5 5 1 00 5 0 0 00 0 26 - 17 1 : e servants-heas the tr e asu wasr er o a f tb strangeretheatr t en, him witn me eroener, Wit. L.. ..i , or Lae people there. He defendant saier'No ; "-- an - d -- co - mp - lainant then brought e n v s il t c c om be - e r iso eugageu. .i. ne Cobden has anything to say, the Pa ne " eee. i .s e , ea.... 7 YU AU au vauusti uu it reineoy or the . 1 • d f The facts of the case appear to to the door of the theatre. The defendant then asked d g a ahgto;he ,, t i o s ld ha h l ip no t t o go St t . he J r o e h . n' l s- Whenever Mr. these : -That the price of the raw material is high, andAlrtglauss . 7;153 ..... ::. -..-.. -...; it to 48 be made plain and proven to all the world ? 'public would be most unjust both to Lim and to No other method that we know of exists-none ' ing nnge control n n t o r t o 1 111 British Commercial .. more constitutional certainlythink,themselves not to listen and. consider ; but the case he demand for goods and yarns may not be such as to and what did he do ? why he took the defendant's ci ' him m m where he • gar wood. The de w fe e n e 4l. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120 can, we be . t •ield he us Iprofits, r : over W t i h l d e Crowir...::::::::::: 17s. Cd 50 0 0 5 0 0 - • Pointeout, than b pool y frank and honourable offers when is altered Mr. Cobden so far forgets himself 3. market when thepresent is considered state of the money from his mouth, though, as he himself said, he simply liv t the other dof 1 replied, ea .en .t le town." He told the defers- Eagle - ...,.......... ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0 of high office to the chiefs as to speak when he has nothing to say. This seri- . ; but that a reduction of wages is a depressed his hand. He did not impute that Mr. Wilde dant lie had hired him, but the defendant drove off Equity and Law- 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 -- 0 5% If the offers be a3cepted, the of the suspected parties, is to be reared, remedy fur these evils we most emphatically ous mistake, it 5 0 0 Lion is either dislocated • in part o presumed cornbina r altogether. If the case of the long letter lie has just published cotton is let the consumption be dim" cotton trade is not remunerative, flushed. If the , the evil to be remedied blood, under the influence of a feeling that he had been the door, and managed to get inside ' . betrayed into an drove as fast as he could, and, as he would . The defendant Globe -e General.. ---- - .. 6/. , .... •... - 51. per cent. Stock. tf 5% les refused on reasons given, and if it should appear about the army and the war. It is well known production, is oventhe remedy for P' Imperial Fire... - .... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 that, however varied in form and s that Mr. Cobden's opinions as to the justice and , . was all complainant was obliged to call for the assistance of semblance the in two short words-short time. Let the he (Mr. Clarkson) seas there to say for hi Imperial Life .. .. 12s. 100 0010 0 0 ig masters adoptm. Mr. the police. Complainant bad to run back th h reasons aro the same -then a k roug the Indemnity bfarine.... 11. 3s & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 77 case is obviously necessity of the war are no; the popular or pre• this obviously prudent course, and we • W . ld la I b tt , e h h 1t h' will go with 1 e to e cr, per ape, ave e im gone made out of unity of hostileout, and pouring rain. Law Fire ,... 28. & 2s. bs. 100 00210 0 - purpose and • design, veiling ones ; but, if he saw occasion or new mate- them, but we •newer can cement to ad • 11 hdtl 1 h . that he wag the offi vise our fellow- ile a o i ina cer of the tlaeatre, The defendant said he was going home, and therefore Law Lite........... - - 100 0 . 10 0 0 59 which an intelligent people and a e. c onstitutional rials for any - and could not allow cigars to be lit in the lobb •y, instead had a to consider himself Legal and General Life - Sl o e u r n ie t l.Med.& Gen.Lif, 64-pi irifc.e;tril 06cs,:de.-:xbi -ts... : 50 50 00 00 00 0 0 00 : 50 0 0 ‘ 2 0 0 0 u as not being liable to be London Sovereign would not refuse to rec - of taking the cigar frora his mouth, probabl this le right 11. 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 234 °guise or besitat would have no ' difficulty in obtaining an attentive inn inasmuch as it would only aggravate the evil which 9ls won engaged. London Ship.... to deal with. Lord Stanley, we are to ld, e de_ though not an assentineaudience, it professes to remedy." A meeting Manchester of the working not have happened. Mr. Bingham said the defendant was bound to take Marine._ - . . • ' 1 • s • - - - Bs.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 39% dined the proffered seals of the Colonial D letter epa r t., after " begging to invite the attention of the classes of was to be held on this subject last The Assistant-Judge shortly summed u p.He put it to the fare. It was one of the worst cases Med. Irvlid &Glen ' L - 11 that had come mi nerv i t ...... • e 4% / ' . per ct P . 50 0 0 2 0 0 3% merit on the specific ground that he was not • • public to some con • siderations of grave moment re- • evening. The writer of the above notice is , . isy to inflict the utmost Monarch ..........., •• •• •• sp. ct. & las. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 500 i o o prepared to sustain tl • see present polio ~ i • y or the • ]sties to the state of our army as connected with th wrong in supposing e argument of the employer to be of the prosecutor under the impression that h • e was m- penalty the•law emits. National Loan Fund.. 5/. per - cent. 20 0 0 210 0 continued war with Russia. If Mr. Sidney the policy of the present war," he writes t a grcat that cotton is dear as a reason for the reduction of wa The price of cotton, except for short intervals, has never ge e properly, and without cause, holding his broth and - - P told them that if they thought so, that defendant er might • Fined 405., or 14 days' impris'onment. Palladluin Life... Pelican •• •• „ - - __ 45% Herbert, or others of his party, decline equally length telling nothing that was 2 not before known • , been lower than at present for many years pastand be acquitted on that ground. - - - 180 , Professional Life...... 51. per cent. '' 5 0 010 0 - tempting solicitations on similar grounds, what saying nothing that has not been said • id. before 1 _ tle present rates are certainly lower than the average of The jury acquitted the younger, and found the elder Provident Life........ IL ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 38% is reasonably to be inferred therefrom ? N o and better, anti at the conclusion leaving ~, the the past six or seven years. In the beginning of 1846, guilty of an assault, which they added was, in their DREADFUL FANATICISM,-BIBLE BURNING.__. re- Rock Life.......... „ 7s. 5300 10 0 8% Minister is warranted in lightly or wantonly adeis_ reader in a state of dim perplexity as to what he during the whole of 18 48, and up to September 1849, opinion, a very gross one. volting scene was enacted in Kingstown on Monday Royal Exchange ....- 101. per cent. Stock. all 230 ing an appeal to the nation. No Sovereign can be has been reading L t Mr. Cobden first intimates, ' aau . - . Sun Fire or six Ro- ...... 61. 10s. - 9 i , Ditto Life ..... 11 14s. - , r,o - supposed desirous of needlessly anticipating the with much deliberation and solemnit that "the y, months of 1348 it was about 33 per cent. cheaper. But an architect. nian Catholic clergymen, had been about e fortni h g b nitro Xingdom .. 41. p et, bs 20 0 0 4 ' o 0 5% term oc a Parliament's le 1 life. But no reason People" are in utter ga i gnorance of the etate and the chief - argument for reduci ges, if there be any, The Assistant-Judge said he bad seldom passed a SCR- celebrating mass and preaching in the chapel of Kin - Universal Llf .. - 5/ . . Icings- la . . per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - can be more manifest]t for counselling a P,° si ti.on of our a d . h • ... • n g wa ence with feelings of greater than on occasion; town, is it may be presumed, is the low price at whichgoods t pain this which situate in main victoria Life ........ 51. per cent. - 412 6 tss rmy, an t at he is about to dispel are y adsqua ec, that ignorance ; a d then, - selling in the market no as but the court had its duty to perform. Justice should be' railway station. They brought their mission to a con dissolution on theo f M inis ter,or for exec- a , n when the reader's curl- w compared with the rates of- MISCELLANEOUS. osi by is excited to expect the cotton. The average rice at ash' h p ic cloth has been set- tempered with mercy, but when mercy went beyond elusion on Monday morning by presiding at a holocaust rising that great prerogative on the part of the revelation of some State secret, of books, which they had ordered their audiences to col lie is treated t line throughout th e present year is much below the that, it ceased to be se. his The defendant's position, and Dividend Amount I Crown, than such a state of ii • that at which . a airs as" the appendix to the o some extracts from e average of the last five years, and with the present I • friends a the pain it must give to no doubt was punish- , lect in the chapel-yard, el- ard immediately p y , in view, and within Name of Company. per . of I Paid. i Price. we have been I • g anclug. If in a House of Commons report of Mr Roebuck's produ t • there • little '• ' ' • • • a few feet, of the public thoroughfare. It appears that committee," which were knocked ' c ion is possibility of much improve- ment severe in itself, but this was a case in which the elected four years ago under • . wholly different cir- about through - weredirected against-" Bad court must pass a sentence of not for the sermons on Sunday - - all the newspapers, familiarised, and e went. The employers in many instances Lave tried .imprisonment, any Z a. d. .£ s. a. cumstances there exist the materials f mess . or a success months ago. Having got proof f set past, six short time, but could not get othere Ito fol ow their ex- 1 Li d • that t' engt one period, for was no necessary. Not to books • •: to wit, indecent books, novels, Bibles and Assam Tea .......... M. 50 0020 0 0 - ful cabal to over over the er wishes and to nullify fro this recondite ample, and there is no law to compel them. make an example of him, but to punish him, as in the dream books." Such was the Index Expurgatorius pro- Auction Mart.. .. .• •. 2% per cent. 50 0 0 - . source of what everybody knew and nobody d Austra l ian astran Trust ultur/ 11. ls. 100 0 0 17 5 1: g 2,0 4 the hopes of the nation, the responsible advisers of -that, under present circumstances y . enied ..---.......____,, opinion of the court he ought to be punished for his mulgated by their reverences •; and the quantity, par-i .... 8/ per cent. - - the Sovereign are bound in loyalty and duty to , our military offence. The act was done in sudden anger, and the ticularly Bibles which was brought forward was, we are A.ustrintan Royal Mall . 51. 10 0 0 all 1.1 • na recruits are hardly up to the requirements eith„r [A.DVERTISE3I2NT.]-Holloway Ointment and Pills defendant had not even the miserable excuse of drurik- told by several eye-witnesses of the scene, very great. Angie-Mexican Mint.. IL 10s. 10 0 0 all their country to counsel, ere the evil be cons m- - 40 0 0 - quality-Mr. Cobden p - excellent remedies .Fire was then set to the pile, and the whole collection li a ri n t a isli a Ame „ rican Land 15s. 0 0 32 10 0 mated, an appeal to the electors of - in quantity or the realm. , •-- - ••- .. 61. per cent. 100 134 inform the world that there are two modes of rail- 1 the sloop Wesley, informed Mr. Reinhardt d P'• , ruggist, an aggravation. The sentence under all the circumstances destroyed, not, however, without some fragments havin Do 5 percent Bonds 5/per cent. - _ . _ _ - - _----. as in France a nd Hull thatchildof his had been secured by persons anxious to have evidence to show g • Ditto, 6 per cent. •• Cl. per cent. - 107 ing armies --conscriptio n , , volun- ,a - _ ( -Pro in the United States. w , thigh and that theof the revolting scene. City Navigation Bonds -- _ medical men gave him no hopes of Correction for six weeks, per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 0 - M. the Morning llerald of this day.) tary enlistment, as "Y V - Electric .tto Telegraph .. 6 It' is right to allude to a statement which has Mr. Cobden should have named the United States teue chile]'s life. Mr. Reinhardt then recommended him isereessvp-___...assim [ADVERTIEIBLIENT.I- Stony AND HEARING. DZAPNmss aim .. •• • • .... __ reached us fro m sno u n seHolloway's ointment •; he did so, and the abscess DEFECIIVB Visn,N RELIEVED.- Messrs. S. and B. &omens, Equitable Rev . ;rsionry 71pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 more nt quarters than one. It is instead of this country as an exemplification of SURREY SESSIONS. Blue New ........ - 50 0 0 17 10 0 - said that recently healed and • , the little patient is now as well and as opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe-onn 1 -- ° Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 - refused Horse Guards applies- the latter system, is one of the roysteries of this strong a ale site the York Hotel Deafness -Now * D'•- ow ib..eyery.-The Lions have been ref 3 any child can be entirely , through the virtues i . Gen .SteaniNavigation 10 p. et: 15 00 1 0 -4 0 0 - upon the ground that t he letter. "In the United States, the Legislature of the • eßefore Thos. Puckle, Esq and a bench of Magistrates.) rgamc i 43 •Vb to • s • .f . . . ra r, an ex.raordituny powerful, small, newly- Hudson's 8ay.......• _ S Id b \ Stock. - war was likely to te • rreenate in a few months. The votes the number of the army, and voluntary oin ointment, which are beyond all praise all ine,iicine vendors ' *--- ° Y i 'bed in the calendar as an invented instrument for deafness entirely different from all Hungerford ...... •• .. 2/ . 5 , 100 0 0 100 0 0 - most tangible form in h• mode has Uollowa ' London Institution ... _ • others, to surpass. anything of the kind that has been, or .... A 111/11C IS i W ich this statement has enlistment supplies the men-this.s ~ , _ never 80, maiies establishments, 244, Strand, London, and engineer, of Boulogne and London, and who represented London Reversionary 51per cent. 15 -- 1) . 0 4711 -. been mat.e p n the letter of the L d Probably ever ears be, produced. Being of the same colour on on never been found to fail." Perhap it_ Ilas !I:lane, New York •; by A. Stampa, Constan- himself as being connected with the " French and En as turmoil institution.- _• 12 10 0 -.- correspondent of a very respectable Dublin i• tiro le •; the skin, is not erce tible •' bl daf ersons to P p , ena es e. p Price's Patent Cand. Co 10/ - A Guidic S 141 i Canal Company," and the " French and English percent. 20 0 0 17 10 journal. failed in America because the States have oral- Y , . myrna •; and H. Hoods, Malta. hear distill ' ct]y at church and al it üblic assemblies ; the nu. Reversionary Int.- i Soc. 4 %1. pr cont. 100 0 0 100 0 Evenin Post of 1 In the Dublin g luesdayi e size we find the • • ' • One-tenth the • 0 narily a standing-army of only one-ten [Area aTISEMEN I-- eine, be Du T. Fifty Thousand Cures without Medi" Alliance," both of which never had any existence, was pleasant sensation of •' .• noisesin is entire] rc. sin rho ears y Royal Mail Steam.... 41 h 100 0060 0 0 - 7 following announcement :- war, it is • ! Barry's deli ' emus Revalenta Arabica Food, of in. indicted for unlawfully obtaining seventy thousand fire moved; and it afrords all the assistance that possibly could South Australian Land 6/ ' P. 8 are' -- digestion (dys • per cent. 25 0 0 all of ours, and when they engage in a 35 PePsia), flatulency, consti at' . "Itis a remarkable fact, for which I cannot of acqui- bilious, and li „ value 3001., from M r . ' , stride John Traquair, be desire d. - Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses of the great. Trust and Loan Comp. .• ion nervous bricks on their own frontiers, for purposes easily account, that the authorities at I, g orge the -none . Victor consumption, esc __C„ . s ., y, cough, asthma, under false and fraudulent pretences. T_ p _ paaeut power. The valuable advantage deriree. Upper Canada ..., - 20 00,5 0 0 - l L sition, and against enernies over whom v 1 the Right Hon, th e - 7. 71, of d ' yspepsia from for someyears carried on a very successful system of r rom this invention is, that vision becoming impaired is Guards, with the sanction of the Government, TOSO is eas y and certain. Mr. Cobden would seem to derived considerable benefit Stuart do Decies-" , I have iiiS lausible manners and imposing looks, and P rved and strengthened, and ye e•ed persons ar fra d b •LIST OF SCOTTISH CO3dPANIES' PRICES. enabled to ' very a° Ille ° r have recently discontinued granting commissi ons t from Lad b duped employ their sight at the most minute occu- -- ran that the mode which he says " has never been bica Food, and consider it due Du Barry's Revalenta Ara- th:co 7 P court was crowded by persons who ha been to ensigns ' without purchase,' on the ground that to yours motion-can see with these lenses of a much loss magnify. Dividend AM01:112 t found to fail," ha.s failed in this country in the to authorise rho publication. of the elves and the pub'ic b hirn. Am the - b cened on behalf of e the war is likely to be brought to a termination Discies."-Cure No. 49,832_,, _._ se lines.-STU.ART DE theprosecutionAmong witnesses su p ing power-and they do not require the frequent changesr Name of Company. per of Paid. Pric Wire and Mr. • 4. d ; par‘eselif circumstances-which, he Still more ob- . wore Mr. Alderman to the dangerous effects of further powerful assistance. within a few months This is not officially stated urel agony from dyspep s i a, n ervousnos l ' s a i tY th years' indescribable c Y birds, would not have been the case had ma, cough, constipa. rombie, the secretary to the South-Western Railway, By tier Majest 'a Royal y Letters Patent for valuable and ' but it h h .- f • flue? , ' as been mentioned to persons oin lee the war been rllea y popular. As there is no means . ' tion flatulency, spasms, sickness at t s h his frandu- £ s. d. 4 s. d. tomach and vomit- whose names he had freely used to carry on extraordinary improvements in the most powerful and - Rank of Scotland ..•. 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 18 1 / 1 9 - who cem • municated on the subject with the Horse for decidin ing, have been removed by Du Bari! the prosecu- brilliant Di Y ss s excellent food.- lent radices, Mr. Robinson appeared for Telescopes, Camp, Racecourse, Opera and Pe B jt ritish Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 23/ 9 (.; co .' s i mpis _ _ . e g, what constitutes a failure, we may MARIA JOLLY, Wortham Ling, n ear spective Glasses, to know the distances ofobjects • 1.- Caledonian viewed Bank .. •• . 81. per cent, 10 0 0 210 0 31. .113 s - • yln ntion that •it appears from the statistics the Dowager Conntess of Castlestuart. cu ; .e N s grfolk."-From Lion, and Mr. Charnock defended. thr h• them-of Cit of Glasgo w l'^ k 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 11l 108 . i . Reports to the same effect have been freely eir - which Mr. Cob that trevor, County of Down, Ireland, 9th December,6l2.-,,Ross. The evidence was very clear against the prisoner, and ong • eirk_ef great importance to the army, rimy, Clydesdale e [(OW _ , -.1 Bank -• • 5%1. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 )2? 5s ' 1854 and others. These telescopes possess such extraordinary culated in London. T The have been' in fact too since the war n has himself resuscitated, that, c ommenced, the recruiting has gone Dowager Countese of tea . euat feels *- The he was sentenced to be imprisoned in, the House of Cor- Commercial Bar.,. - -. 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 215/is oi prevalent to leave n y ' '. . the ng humanity, to state that Du induced,Barrin' the it-powers th . at some three and a-half inches, with an extra e 1 rectien with, Lard labour,fortwelvemonths. ye. Eastern 13ank.....• .. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 1011)s Bich room for doubt that Intl - en at le rate of more than a thousand a-week, or tercet of sufferi piece, 15111 show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ' • mations of the character Arabica Food has cured her, after all eruxecceli.ring, Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3341. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 41. ids me • ntioned have been made 50,000 a-year, and that, lent Reva,!enta and the double stars • with - _ - se , the same telescope can be Exchange Bilk of Scot.. - 3 w the recruits entered _ rues had failed, of indig:estir, i l l aile, great nervousness, - on aperson's from high authorities connected with the office of in October last year were out 2 091 h ess, and countenance three miles and a half distant, National Bank ...• .. 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 172110 „, ~., di This fo Y , e number • • • • irritability of many years - g. . 44(1 d e serves the - POL ICE' INTELLIGENCE-Nov. 7'. and an object from 16 to • North of Scotland Bank 51. per cent 20 0 0 2100 4L 12s - " The Field Me h ers al Co mte , • . Commanding in Chief." sprung up to 6,600 in December, und •2O miles. They are of larger aIU nc a .Roy a l Bank of 8 coil. .. 51, per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 13311's ,„ It is right to s• er the stimulus confidence of all sufferers, and may b e n 1 -e• . sizes, with increasing powers accordingl er • while their ay that in on© respect the pars- (for such it really was) of the news fth • Inquiries will be choerfull sR °red; Y ausNvered way GUILDHALL.-Entelio talian who in; from Alarcon, the I . „ Om 4to 6 inches enable ns to discover more t ilitvnayi. Union Bank of Scot. .. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 941 as k. graph we have quiet d • • e, e is inaceura o e carnage are te. The autho- of Inkermant followed up by the dreadful suffer- al blessing. Ia canisters, 111). 2s. 9c1.; 21b. 4s. 6d.; 51b. lls. ; 121 b. 2•2E r=tra;icivez Z`g;;Tnttllgg 0 00 11 g g My!: I) , ri ties have not "discontinued" The 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of Post-office order. Barry Pe a t s er charged at this court on Saturday last, before Sir above,ind the i Georgian, with his 8 satellites, ese.-Tho Roya l ? -- indeed, they could ings of the winter camp. These are not te siis Laurie, with attempting to extort 5001. from Mr.851.-Valuable, newly-invented, very small, British Guarantee ... 41. Per cont. to 0 0 2 0 0 11. is not discontinue -(ranting co Du Barry & Co, , 77, Regent-street, London ; also at 182, A, •powerfulExhibition,wa i stcoat- too o o to 0 0 lel us or a l s tsi c . ;, ons to ensigns of an unpopular war ; but let thp facts as to rectotzone of Old Broad - street, by son 'nn a letter purport- pocket glass,the size of a w alnut by which Caledonian Fire Incur. let. per cent. - Piccadilly; Gracechurch-street ; 330, and 451, Str an d, . a person can be seen and kn 1i • ' - City of 0; Lif 61 t 0 0 20 0 41. g s th asgow e . .percen . witliout purchase. The very does Mr. Cobir ' 'ing to come from the Secret Italilla Society, threaten- own , miles distant • the answer . ' a_izette contains h ingbe what they may, . . en really mean 4, Cheap side; ; 60, 60 and 68, •Cornhill; 49, Bishopsgate-stre et.• Co.onial Life .... •• •• •• 51, er cent. 50 0 0 10 0 54" Si ne the names of no less than thirteen e nevery purpose on rho race-course, and at the o ' era nooses ohave to express a belief that either in that or any other 55 Charing-cross ; 54, Upper Baker-street; 63 and 150; in him with assassination unless he complied with the l i di g nb s u : rg eo h t L , if i e am lntu i t f • e . 6 5 1 i o percent. een la . 0 4 1;1 15 0 0 ' 4 211 p i : .... received their COlllD3lBBiOl3B without ' A n t s . I V7 country scenery, and ships aro clearly soon at B P to 10 miles. ' , qtrarter lie bas evidence of the war being unpopular ? oxford-street; ; 89, lligh-street, Camden-town; 18, Pall. demand, was a. sin placed at the bar before Sir Peter Thep Life Assoc. of Scstiand 6/:per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 51. 53 .. is, however, quite possible that in repl e y las to e. it ' Pall-East •; 132, New Bond-street; 24, ]slot L Siraie for further examination. sportsmen, for shooting, doer-stalking, yachting, to sortie ls that an unpopular war regarding which ; the -11 ; 7 ? Pall , gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera National Fire and Life 61. per cont. 100 0 1 0 0 2/. 31 ese applicant fora commission, it may have been stated popular voice is heard only in demanding, not comb-street ; 13, - King William-street, City ; .30, Conduit more of the had learned any race-coursO gentlemen and perspective glasses, with wonderful i l i T c o s r t t t i l i s l i i W i lt l i n n s s ur xr 5 ... 7 71. 1 p. per o c e e n n t.. 200 0 0 20 0 0 32/10s , 14 P t 20 0 0 0 0 I/. lls , that the war would be over in three months. It • ' , street; 21, Cock t t • 95, Farringdon-street • 67, gt , spur-s ree , e . ___, prisoner? power.-39 , Alb 13' . , Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. observe-Opposite citandarcl. Life ........ 51. per cent. 50 00' 7 0 0 ,201 051 " IS always wisely or oven intelligibly, 46 a pawl:, . tit i Craureoyard; t 3, Edward-street, Portman-square. William Jarvis, the d * etective officer, said he had the York Hotel. United Dep. sisourence 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1001 ___. 1 BIRTHS. OF A SON. On the sth inst., at Grafton h ouse , C am b r i dge, the wife of the Rev. S. B. Sealy. On the Gth inst., at West Lodge, Putney, the wife of Walter Drummond, Esq. OP A DAUGHTER. On the 3d inst., at No. 5, Torrington square, Mrs. J. Hannon. On the 6th inst., at 22, Blenheim-road, St. John's wood, Mrs. Robeii; Rare. MARRIED. On the sth inst., at Morpeth, R. W. Hollon, Esq., of York, to M ar y, d aug ht er o f the late Captain J o h n Spotis woode Trotter, H.E.1.C.5., and niece of William Trotter, Esq., of the former place. On the 7th inst., at Croxton Church, Astley Paston, the 'eldest son of Sir Astley Paston Cooper, Bart., of Gade bridge, Hertfordshire, to Etheldreda Julia, the youngest daughter of the laLe George Newton, Esq., of Cr oxton park, Cambridgeshire. On the 7th inst., at Marylebone Church, Dr. George Coif°, of Middlesex Hospital, to Catherine, the yowugegt daughter of the late Mr. Stephen Dark, of Devizes. DIED, On the 3d inst., at 15, B rompton-row, Bromptou, Alex, G re i g , E s q., aged 91. On the 2d inst., at 37, Paul's -road, Camden-town, Chas. James Templer. second son of the Rev. J. Templer, rector of Teigngrace, Devon, aged 31. On the 4th inst., at 58, Oxford-street, Mr. Th o s. R ea d Jenkinson, aged 30 . On the 6th inst., at 10, Hackney-terrace, South Hack ney, Mr. Wm. Adams, aged 81. On the 4th inst., at St. Fillan's, Perthshire, Thynno H. Gwynne, Esq., aged 76. On the 6th inat at Percy-place, Clapham- ro ad, Eliza beth, r e li ct of Richard Collier, Esq., aged 73. On the 26th ult., washed overboard and drowned during the late gales, Captain J. Heath, of Arbour-square, Step- DV, and New Romney, Kent. LONDON: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, In the county of M i ddlesex ' Thuxeday, November 8,1855. AN 2 dathe Ulbot TW . lites3r , Ass 1 To con Prim Auden kiigar, Which of the idea Jttsi dem: Nror \