The Sun. — London, England, 1856-01-26 00:00:00

• , , G. JANUARY THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDA Y EVEN i .. 14.: ; . 26 )s6 6. _ ..., _d i __ _ . .. ~............- ermit you to interfere further in our, Trelawney's, Mr. ... Toes . Ivybridge ... ... 10 30 From the London Gazette of Last Ni ht • th f g . in e case o every petty officer, seaman, or marine, it is RAILWAY INTELLIGENCL - 4 not being able to attend here to-day, have recorded their and we cannot p . . d h . )' Loud cheers, mingled with groans an issen. t Sat. Scobscombe ... ... 10 30 Country Markets. . sentiments through Mr. Goodson. Such an expression affairs." ( indispensable that hie application should be accompanied o ed f d • 1 t . b t the! Tynedale ... ... Mon . Belsay Castle ... ... 10 45 t of feeling I cannot regard as otherwise than satisfactory. Mr. LOVE offer aew wor ain exp ana ion ; u_ . Wet I. Oakwood ... ... 10 45 by a certificate of service ; except in the casa of his being ass EASTERN COUNTIES. It • t'f • t because it expresses the matured meeting was now in such a state of excitement niad pf-i WAR DEPARTMENT, JAN. 25. on board any of her Majesty's ships, and the app ication Fria Chollerford ... ... 10 45 ' LIVERPOOL-JAN. 25. ioi lof is gra i ying ome . ker : be . made . through his The following appeared in part of our impress and well-considered opinions of intelligent men in favour hanstion that it would not give a hearing to any spe b a l t ': United Pack ... .., Tiles. Hyssington ~. ... 10 0 Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-Cornet Owen Lewis commanding officer, in, which case la ere f 1 . h• h ' y conscience I believe to be cor- and nothing that the hon. gentleman said was Audi eOl Fri. Affoot .. , 10 0 Cope Williams to bo Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Leslie, this certrficate will not b• • • e i cquii ed. n was a small attendance of buyers to-day, and yesterday :- oa po icy wic in m ... ... scarcely so geed a tone in the trade as on Tueaday ; how -1 When there are several claimants on board the same f the shareholders of this A. special general meeting o rect. (Cheers and great uproar.) I thought you wanted the reporters. . V. W. H. [(Lord Gif ld t rstell to the last gentle- The CHAIRMAN then put the amen d men t, when noti ford's) ....._ ... Tame. Sommerford Common 11 0 promoted. 4th Dragoon Guards-Cornet Elwarcl P. Ba.umgarton, ship, it would be desirable that they should make their ever. a moderate consumptive business was done in wheat hi 13 ed A • - ' ' the London Ta vewn to hear me You wou no 1 merman, at about that day a rates, but flour company took place this afternoon at , . ed t ddress you (Mr. Challis) but more than 30 or 40 hands were raised in its favour, the Thurs. Crudwell ... ... 11 0 from the 6th Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase. : . . . , application in one letter throuela the cominandiea officer c -e 3•• r ition to the man who attempt o a , e e was ciiffictilt to sell, and both sacks and barrels the turn ;of such vessel in a list alphabeticsill r 1 ed under the Bishopagate-street, in pursuance of a requis con ' 11 • t ted him with shouts of "IVad- vast majority of the meeting voting in the negative. I Sat.. Ready Token ... .. 10 45 lst Dragoons-The promotion of Coenet William Henry . . . , , yar. ng • easier. Oats and oatmeal, with a very slow sale, may be tinna y in errup slups in which they were serving at the time, and afford. ng , , Warwickshire... ... Mon. Burton Toll-gate • 10 45 Cutler to a Lieutenantcy, by purchase, on 21st December, , directors, dated the 20th December, to convene a special dington I" Do you mean to say that you will not hear The amendment was accordingly declared to be lost. . quo.ed id per 451 b. and ed per load lower. Barley, beans, Tu w s ••• • . 1855 vice Bassett who retires, has been cancelled. the information above required. ral t . f the shareholders " for the putrpose me now ? (Renewed uproar.) Ali ! you are afraid of A poll being demanded, a stoemy discussion ensuel CI , . eston ileuse ... 10 45 1 ' . ' . and pea+ were quite aeglected, and each decidedly easier to gene Mee ing o Theirs. Char ecote Park ... 10 45 ' Ilth Light Dragoons-Cornet A. B. Bingham, from the i COURT OF EXCHEQUER. JAN. 25 1 osition off the of taking into consideration the genera p the truth ; b ts ut I tell you that I stand here to defend as to the legality of the whole proceedings, and buy. Indian corn met with souse demand and at first sold Fri. - Wickham Park ... 10 45 113th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, withent Purchase, 1 Hilary Term. 19th Victoria -This Celia will a n Tues. pretty freely, at 38s 6d per qr. for prime ' mixed, but to- H ot• d h ts of "Yo have Mr. BILL moved that the meeting be at once dial toard of Directors, the state of the company's affairs, I your interea . ( o . Ingo, an sou u Warwickshire, North Tues. Stoneleigh Abbey ... 10 45 vice Bull, appointeil to the Royal Horse Guards. I o business in the chair.") solved. I 1 day the sth, Wednesday 6th, Thursday 7th, Friday Bth, werds the'close this price was not obtainable. Some prime Theirs. Dunchurch ... ... 10 45 12th Light Dragoons-Captain Robert Riutoul, from the 1 Saturday 9th, Monday 1 ith, Tuesday 12t,h, and W e dnes- white corn brought 43s per qr. res and resolutions as may o and of adopting such measu This motion was unheeded by the chairman, who proe 3a Surrey Militia, to be Cornet, without purchase, - . Mr. HELPS here rose and solieited a hearing for Mr. Fin. Coughton ... ... 10 45 vice i day the 13th days of February next, hold sittings, and will ------.. • he deemed necessary, and can be legally taken, for the Waddington. ceeded, amidst tremendous uproar, to appoint scrutie Wheatland's, Mr. Murray, promoted. at such sittines proceed in disposing of the business then WAKEFIELD-JAN. 25. Mr. due and proper administration of their affairs." , The CHAIRMAN continued-Gentlemen, I tell you that neer •atel s, and to announce that the Poll would immedi yi Lloyd's ... ... T'ues, Morvillc 10 20 13th Light Dragoons-Cornet Stanley de Astel Calvert pending in ta paper of new trials and in the s •• 1 pecia paper, • d ld b ' d f d t d y r • • - "' Cl commence, an won e continue rom ay o a in. Linley ... ... ... 10 30 arke to be Lieut t b h • M 1 'izo - i. • • • ' enan , y purc ase, aloe .ae ean to anc will also hold a sitting on caturilay the 231 day of . 3 , . • The wheat trade has to write extent recovered the ex- Waddington, in the chair. what I have done ham been for the protection of your until four o'clock on Monday next. I Worcestershire ... Mon. Bishop's Wood ... 10 30 'noted. February next, and will on the said 23d day of February ti eine ( eptession w i e reportert h las i t week, and ptices mhst There was a very full attendance of shareholders ; property. ("Oh, oh !") .1 say more, that that Com- Mr. Sergeant GAZELEE moved that the poll be Wed. Bromsgrove Lickey ... 10 30 Scots Fusilier Gnards -Captain G. W. H. Viscount ' next, proceed in giving judgment in all causes and matters be generally note( . 1s per qr. ig ier than last Friday, with several lady proprietors were present. mittee of Investigation have, by the course that they . . prin e , u td•bt Fri, Pershore ... ... 10 30 Kirkwall, from the 7dst Foot, to be Lieutenant and Cep" then standing for judgment. a steady consumptive demand. Barley maintains its price. took his seat amidst mingled cheers have pursued, done more to injure-(" Oh !")-to ruin- Mr. LLOYD, who acted as legal adviser to the meet.i Wyndham's, Colonel... Moe. Drunswick Bridge ... 11 30 . s , sr . • . tain, by purchase vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Calonel R. N. - FRED. POLLOCK. Beaus, oats, and shelling the turn cheaper. , The CHAIRMAN Wed. Westdetin House ... 11 30 ' • ''ingscote, C. 8., who retires. E. M. ALDERSON. (" Oh !")- and to destroy-(" Oh, oh, oh !")-your pro • ing having giyen it as his opinion that no second resit). EXETER-JAN. 25. and hisses, the former predominating. at I will ' Pri. Balls Cross ... ... 11 30 Ist Regiment of Foot --Lloyd Evans, Gent., to be En- T. J. PLATT. ing the party than you can possibly imagine ; and th . lution could be entertained pending the poll, the motion 10 30 sign, by purchase, vice Alban, promoted. CORN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from fle 6d SAMUEL 2tIA RTIN. The SECRETARY having read the notice concern prove. I have h bt t' y which in the opi s own, y es imon he was not persisted in. , Wynn's, Sir W. W. ... Non. Cartlen ... ... Tues. Halston 10 30 9th Foot-Patrick William Hackett, Gent., to bo Ea- . to 9e Od. Malting barley, 3s Od to 3s 6d ; grinding do., Os meeting, and also the requisition, nion of unprejudiced minds is indisputable, that t Several proprietors again renewed their protestations ~ .- - Fri. Marton Gate ... ... 10 30 sign, by purchase, vice Agnew, promoted. Ocl to 03 Od. Oats, 3s 3d to 3s 6d. Beans, Os Od to Os BANKRUPTS. Mr. Sergeant GAZELLE appealed to the meetin and g statements put forth by a committee that profered to against the legality of the meeting on the ground that Sat. Cock Bank ... ... 10 30 13th Foot-Brevet-Major John William Cox to be Major, - William Shove, oil and coleurmen, Croydon, to sur- Od. Peas, ON Od to 00s Od. _ the chairman whether the latter would not best consult give fair and truthful evidence have, except in t e case the notice convening it did not set forth the special bug- Yarboroughne Earl of Mon. Normanby Clump ... 11 0 enhout purchase, vice Major and Brevet-Lieutenant- render, Feb. 4, at half-past eleven, and March 6, at twelve, o poun. -Fine, 528 Od. to 548 Od ; seconds, 50s Od to 628 eeting by retiring of two witnesses been falsified by the very men them d These remonstrances, however, Wed. Newsham Lodge ... 11 0 .o t onel J. S. Wood, whose brevet rank has been converted per sack. • hie Own feelings and that of the m netts to be transacte . . at the Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, offitial assignee, Cole - I ' if 1 b f that committee f h h • h - Sat. Laceby Cross-roads ... 11 oin h substantive rank, under the Royal Warrant, 6th Oct., CATTLE.-Prime beef, 1080 d per score • cows and calves t h e se ves. As regards tnyse , w ten e ore ' did not command the attention o te c airman, w o man-street-buildings • LOIP', Blecicfriars-road. . from the chair that day, iesteael of pretiding over 1.8a4 ; Lieutenant N. H. B. Vardou to be Captain, with- „ 12/. to 14% -s; butchers' calves, 54d to 41 per lb., rearing I wrote to them a letter which I have now in my pos• . h . h't s esolv d h ld b York and Ainsty ... Mon Aldwark proceeded with the poll, wici wa r es ou a 7 , Bridge ... 10 30 William Hawker a • nd ' ' ' • Alfred Campion, carmen, _vow proceedings. session, asking them to let me know the points on which taken only upon the amendment, and should not decide; ues. Acaster ~, ... 10 30 out purchase vice Cox • Ensi n John Bond to be 1 ieuten ant without ' , . g e gate-hill, City, Feb, 5, at half-past 12, and March G, at purchase, vice Vardon ; Lieutenant Edward calves -s to s each Sheep s.id to 6d. Lambs -d to Oder lb. . ' '• ' ' • Store hogs, ,arge size, -s to -s each ; shps, The CHAIRMAN said that en a former occasion he they would require informnation. The reply was general, the fate of the original motion. , Thurs. Fernsby ... ••• 1° " 0 Bei ' f one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, 28s P t ' Sat. Pill Moor, Brafferton... 10 30 • ger, rom the Kilkenny Fusilier Militia, to be Ensign, o 31s ; small, 00s to 00s. Rough fat, 4ad per lb. undertook to ansWer .the charges brought against him it gave me no particulars, it did not tell me what they Basinghall-street ; Stoker, Gray's-inn-square. ... , without purchase, vice Bond. Pork carcases from 983 d to 1083 d per score. . „ , . HARRIERS. William Tingey; warehouseman, Tottenham-court•road, t. He had redeemed had already received in evidence, how far the manage of managemeen . i 15th Foot-The Christian names of Ensien A by the committee . 0 ytoun aro Feb. 6, at half-past one, and March le , at half-past twelve, •I It wee for them to decide whether d h f I lfhdb t ment was impugne ,or ow ar myse a een a Sporting Intelligence. B. V. ... ... ... Tues. Bucklancl Knoll ... 12 0 Howard Douglas, and not Douglas Howard. e, INVERNESS.-.IAN. 22. ' that pledge, *a- • ~ tacked through my public acts. They told me nothing of -4,- Fri. Stalbridge Park-gates 12 0 17th Foot-Major Oliver Paget Bourke to be Lieutenant- at ihe Court of Bankruptcy Pennell official assignee, it was satisfactory or not. Until that be done he should all that ; but after they had been sitting for upwards of HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Brighton ... ... Mon. Patcham ... .., 10 45 Colonel, without purchase, vice Brevet-Colonel P. McPher- Guildhell-cha b L• . ' B Old ers ; awrauce, Plows, and oyer, CORN.-Wheat, white, per qr., 76s Od to 77a 6d. Bar . . Jewry-Chambe rn rs. ley, chevalier, 36s Od to 38s Od ; ditto, common, -s Od to retain his io a e, (The hon. gentleman then sat down) two months they called upon me, for the first time, to i Wed, Race Course ... ... 10 45 son, appointed Inspecting Field Officer of a Recruiting s Od. Oats, 29s 04 to ZOs Od. (Weather permitting.) William Phillips, builder Wallingf r 1 Fb 5 t two - folding his arms over his breast.) give evidence, and the only information which I had Sat. Dyke ... ... ... 10 45 District ; Brevet-Major William Gordon to be Major, and March 4, at twelve ' s° ' ' e • ' a ' MEAL.-Oatmeal, per imp. boll 24s Od to 258 6d ; ditto , at the Court of Bankruptcy. . Mr. Bionic (director) referred to a, pamphlet that had then received was from witnesses who had been before STAOHOUNDs. . Broomsgrove ... ... Mon. Vernon Arms Inn, Han- without purchase, vice Bourke ; Lieutenant S. H. • • Graham, official assignee ; White and Son, Bedford-row. second, 00s Od to Os Od ; barleymeal, 16s 64 to 16s 8d ; 41 . shed stating that there was nothing but attar been p , , them, who told me that the tendency of all their ques- Her Majesty's .., Tues. Burnham Beeches ... 11 0 bury Dyer to be Captain wi ... ... 10 30 , thout purehase, vice Gor- J SI del f t S k b H Pe"e-nleal , ames ?, e, e ove menu ac urer, 16s 6(1 to 20a Otl; bran, per stone, Os 94 to 10d ; Rrooksend Thanet ... Mon. St. Nicholas ... ... 10 30 don ; Ensign St. Aubin Barnett Lennard, from t° ` '-au - amthm ' Id, ft ` ) 801b GO Od. t 6*' 01• 2 1 Ftt 53 Od to s our, per e ,_ s o es ( , cc i o, s tions was to implicate the chairman. When I went Fri. 'New Lodge ... ... 11 0 • . ' Soinersetshire Feb. 7 and March 6at one at the Exeter chy and confusion at the board. He denied the state- before the committee, having been but a short time Cheltenham (Capt. D. Brookside ••• ••• Men. Newmarket Hill ... 10 30 the Glamorgan Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase ; os c, oa mea , s , pet s. o Distr . t Cou't 11 . ' • ' • ' 5r 01- t Ibe t • t f 141 b imperial 2i 64 irtzel official assignee ; Garland and went, and quoted in refutation of it that in the six in the room, and not knowing what a single wit- West's) ... ... Fri. Chedveorth Down ... 12 . 0 Thurs.Telscombe Tye ... 10 30 Henry Thorowgood Hunt, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- ic r • re High Peak ... ... Mon. Pike Hall . ... 11 0 chase, vice Maycock, promoted. Fear Sherborno ; _terra, Exeter. to 2s 8d ; ditto second, OR Od to Os Od ; barleymealls 8d weeks daring which Mr. Waddington bad been removed ' Deßs bad stated in evidence, except from common Kent (Mr.Roberts's)... Men. Bidborough ... ... 12 0 ' oni s Falkin h g atn coach builder Knarcsborou h , to 00s Od. ; peasemeal, ls Bcl to 2s Ocl; Ist flour, 3scd mesh, Thurs.Headstone-lan;end ... 11 0 30th Foot-Lieutenant C. J. C. Sillery to be Captain Th a • ' ' ' 391 l't •24 litt 344 h 3 6d d't • from the etthair of direction the income of the rumour, I was told by Mr. Ball that if the evi- Fri. Ightham ... ... 12 0, Sat. Grange Mill ... ... 11 0 without purchase, vice J. C. N. Stephenson, killed iu ' and Jan. 31 and Feb. 29, at eleven at the Leeds Dis,rict s ere( i , c o, s cas , s ere i . dence which I had given was true, that gi Y p t,r ' Hon F 'rues Ingatestone Hall ... 11 30 , 'yen b ee a, • • ••• • Newcastle & Gateshead Mon. Birtley ... ... 10 30 action ; Ensigu Thomas Elwyn to be Lieutenant, without • Court. Young, official aseienee, Leeds Duien ' and • ______ lies had. increased ,8,000/. He referred to the Hernmant Wa.lsall ; Bond and Barwick ljeeds. e an BRISTOL SUGAR-JAN. 25. . . my colleagues was untrue. Feeling, from the Foam:mops. Fri. Berwick Hill ... ... 10 30 purchase, vice Kerr, died of his wounds • Ensign R. O. Edward Ellis, wine merchant, Ludgate-hill, Feb. 5 and charges he brought against the directors at the meeting first, that there w ' b dth t mittee as something eyon a corn , Atherstone ... ... Mon. Stag's Head, Kirkby... 10 45! S m t o erse ... a. Mon. Burton : ... ... . 10 45 Campbell to be Lieutenant without purclane vice Sil- March 4, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official A better inquiry this week for raw suears than for some in August last, which, he Contended, had not been de- that a report was to proceed from them, and that an Wed. Twycross ... ... 10 451 a Fri. Shapwick ... ... 10 45 erer ; g 1 Eng n J. MI). Allnrdice to be Lieutenant with ' assienee Aldermanbury ; Murray, Lendon-street. weeks past, but holders evinced an incl . '• • • t al' ispositiou o.re ise, nied, or, if denied, not disproved. He would do his best answer must be given, I was naturally cautious ; aod Fri. Churchaver ... ... 10 451 t orquay •• • ••• 'rues. Cockington Village ... 10 30 ou h t purchase vice ff. S. Smith whose promotion, without s • • ' William Johnson, licensed victualler, Metropolitan unless at values above buyers' prices, and the consequence - - whilst he remained a director to procure for them a the more so when I perceived amid was informed that the Sat. Shustoke 10 45 ! ... ... West Street ... ... Tues. Coldred ... ... 10 0 ' h 0 1 • • pure ase, on 26t ct., 855, has been cancelled ; Lioute- Cattle Market, Feb. 8 and March 7, at half-past twelve ht b t l'ttl b • d Th was t a u i e usiness was one. ere ,were.come • - Thurs. Sutton Down ... ... 10 0 nant W. J. Voules, from the Royal 13ucks Militia, to be conaiderable sales of refined goods, but without Any 'im proper statement of their accounts, but he should decline course of their examine • tion was not calculated to protect Badsworth e , ... Tees. Red House ... ... 10 30' at the Court of Bankru tcy. Cannan offici , 1 5. ,• ' agnee, Williams's, Mr. E. ... Wed. Rock Hotel, Roborough e , Ensien without purchase, vice Elwyn, promoted ; En- provernent being obtained on the last quotations: Rums b h t 'ts hole ob- Thum Barnsdale Bar... ... 10 30 ' Aldermanbury ; Gilhatir Bertlett's- '' • a a buildings, Holborn • the property of the shareholders, ut t a i w Down ... ... 10 30 sign Octavius Boyce, from the Kildare Militia, to be En- , are a dull sale, and prices rather in favour of the buyer. taking any part in the administration of the affairs if . th t I myself had mis- Sat. Piustone Bar ... . ... 10 30, al`Duff, Castle-street, Holborn. eect and purpose was to prove a . Sat. Farmers'Arms,nearNort- sign, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. they re-elected Mr. Waddington as their chairman. He managed the affairs of the company. (Cheers, uproar, Beanforys, Duke of ... No amount received hill and Trebartha... 10 30 3fith Foot-Ensign E. Mahon to be Lieutenant, without Neil Brodie commission agent Liverpool February _.. Berkshire, Old (Mr. • 6 and 27, a,t Zleven. at the Lisa; ' ' peol Distriet Court. COAL MARKEL-JAN. 25. again condemned the past cenduct of the chairman, and and a cry of "So you have !") This, then, made me purchase, vice Tuck, deceased ; George Wyatville, Wyn- mur Morrell's) ... ... Mon. Piney . ... ... . ... 10 30 ' IRISH STAGLIOIINDS. gan, official assignee, Liverpool ; Holden and Son, hich I aye and coneluded.by moving that the, meeting confirm the reso- extremely cautious in the answcra w g , Tues. Cockthorpe ... ... 10 30 i Ward Union ... ~„ Wed. Kilrue Gate ... ... 1 0 Willett, promoted. ford Knapp, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Liverpool. Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the nutrketi. he were not therefore, so copious as they would have s. d. Wallsend, ito. , . lution of ahe meeting in August last, appointing the Fri. Step Farm ... • ... 10 30 ' James Chadwick joiner, Heywood, Lancashire, Feb. 9 t bee y n it the con% mittee had examined me in that fair spirit Berkshice South (Mr. FOXHOUNDS. 39th Foot-Lieut. R. E. Carr to be Captain, without and March 1, at • eleven, at the Manchester District Court. Bate's West Hartley 18 6 s. d committee Of investigation and requeste them to con- which I had a right to expect, and had given me an op- wh e bi e : F e ... ... Moe. Henley Fair Mill ... 11 0 i achan who Carlow and Island ... Tues: Kelleveney Wood ... 11 0 purchase, vice Brevet-Lieut.-Col. H. A . Str , Hernanian official assignee, Manchester; Etty, Liverpoo l . Buddle W. Hartley l9 0 ffetton l9 0 tinue their labours till the general meeting in February portunity of bringing documentary evidence for the pur- Thurs. Englefield House ... 11 0 I Thurs. Munfin ... ... 11 0 has been promoted to the Substantive Rank of Major, un- William • Wilcox Baker, stationer and printer, Bartlett's Davison's West Hartley 19 Kepler Grange 18 6 next. pose of showing what was the true bearing of the case. Blackmoor Vale ... Tues. Hunter's Lodge ... 10 30 Den ' ' M • Sat. Rathwhade Cross-roads 11 0 der the Royal Warrant of 6th Oct., 1854 ; Ensign H. R. ma s, i. ... ... Mon. Creg Castle ... ... 11 0 Vigors to be Lieutenant, without purchaee, vice Carr. Buildines, Holborn, Feb. 5, at one, and March 6, at two, Howard's West Hartley Lambton lB 9 Dr. REILLY seconded the motion. He attributed the To illustrate the mode in which they proceeded, I may Thurs.Henstridge Ash ... 10 3l ' 1 at the eourt of Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Cele- Netherton 19 0 North Hetton lB 3 Thurs. Gallagh ... 11 0 424 Foot-Ensign Wm. Sanders Walter, from the In mention that a question was asked me with reference to Sat. Compton Castle ... 10 30 : ... n street-buildings ; Reece, Wilkins, and Blyth, Saint Tanfield Moor l6 0 Ponsher 17 3 present state of the company's affairs to the mismanage- .1030 ; Sat. Windfield ... ... 11 0 verness Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice llithin's-lane. Penfield Moor Butes 16 0 Plummer .., 17 6 the permanent way, and I said that I would bring them Bramham Mc'c'r ••• r e n d .. M e k f e o w - "io go Dahallow „, ... Wed. Ballywalter ... ... 11 0 Branily, promoted. ment 'of the chairman, whose conduct ought to be the documents to show how the matter stood. When I re- n ... ... Charles Jefferies, merchant, Aldersgate-street, city, Feb. West Riding Hartley _l7 9 Richmund l7 0 Fri. North Deightea ... 10 30 . Eyrecourt ... ... Mon. Kennel... ... ... 11 0 41th Foot--Quartermaster Richard Gillham Thomsett i 8 at ono, and March 10, at twelve, at the Court of Bank- Wylam 16 6 Russell's Hotton 18 3 subject of a public prosecution. tinned the committee said that they had altered their Sat. Hook Moor ... ... 10 30 Thurs. Kelly's Grove ... ... 11 0 to be Paymaster, vice Bennett, appointed to a Provisional ' . ru pt.. • Coleman-street-buildino's • 81l ffi 1 e , ••y. e, o cia assignee, South Hetton - 18 6 Mr. GOODSON was sorry such a difference of opinion . question in my absence ;in fact, they had put it in an Burton Hunt (Lord H. • Galway Illaz•ers ... Tues. Pallas ... ... ... 11 0 Depot Battalion ; Serjeatit-Major Wm. Hart to be Quer- Linklater and Hackwooil, Sise-lane. Wallsend, Ace. Stewart's 19 0 existed amongst the proprietors, which had had the effect entirely different shape, and the consequence was that Bentinck's)„. ... Mon. Hackthorn ... ... 11 0 Ki Ivettgh... ~, ... Tues. Milltown Bar Bridge... 11 0 telsorhgster, v t ice Thomsett, appoin t ted Paymaster. John Bennington Blythe, dealer in metals Old Kent- Gosforth l6 9 Caradoc .. 17 3 documents were of no avail " h 1" and u roar.) of injuring their property. He ' denied the statement; ros' . .( 0 . p . Tues. Bardney .., ... 11 0 'dare ... ... Tuee. Enfield._ ... ... 11 0 . 48 th Foo -Ensign p..G. Pro heroe to be Lieutenant, reed, Feb 2, at half-past twelve, and alarch ' l5, at half- Herten l7 0 Hartlepool lB 6 That is a specimen of the mode in which I was examined Wed. Wellingore ... ... 11 0 . ! Thurs.Blessington ... ... 11 0 without purchase ; William H. Surnian Gent., to be •Eu• least eleven at the Court of Barikruptcy. Nicbolson offi- Heaton that had been put forth by Mr.-Bruce with reference . to by th ' • ' h 1 at committee. But what did they do wit your oco- Thur. Burton ... ... 11 0 Sat. Sallins ... ... ... 11 0 sign, by purchase, in succession to Lieut ' . Connor, who has t ia , ass . ' •hllt t • J Ql' ' i ignee, Basing a-s ree , ones, ua ity-court, Hedley . ._ 16 9 Keller. 18 I the manner of obtaining proxies, and said the chairman's Fri. Kettlethore ... ... 11 0 Kilkenny .., ... Mon. Ballytollin ... ... 10 45 retired. motive inspector, Mr. Bruff l Mr. Norris, a member Chancerv-lane. Riddell l6 9 South Hartlepool "18 0 • .. Sat. Normanby by Stow ... 11 0 Wed. Gouran .., ... 10 45 49th Foot-Ensign G. W. H. Christian, from tho 69th Frede - rick Chaffers, colonial broker, late of Old Broad- Wharncliffe l7 0 South Kelloe ' l7 6 committee had received proxiea approving of his con- of the committee, has stated to you that I alone ana re- Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase. ' • Cambridgeshire ... Mon. Eltisley Green .., 10 30 • Fri. Barracks' .10 45 ... a street, Feb. 2, at eleven and hlarch 14, at twelve, at the Dien Hain lB teTees .18 9 dact representing 1,400,000/ 1 : . . lle moved an amendment sponsible for the permanent way. (A. Voice, " And , Fri. Potron W00d... ... 10 30 Louth ... .., ... Tues. Crebawn ... ... 11 0 60th Foot-Capt. W. J. Yonge to be Major, without Court of Bankruptcy. Nicholsou, official assignee, Bas• Belmont 17 6 Evenwood • l7 6 to the effect that the cemmittee Of investigation should so you are.") He eays that in 1851 Mr. Ashcroft recom- Cheshire ... ... Mon. Kinderton Guide-pest 10 30 Meath ••• ... ... Mon. Summerhill ... ... 11 0 purchase, vice Major and Brevet-Lieut.-Col. Hon. Adrien inghall-street ; Lewrance, Plows, and Boyer, Ohl Je wry firaddyll lB 0 Derwentwater Hartley .19 0 be dissolved 'and that the cbairman had fully met and easa de re mended that 90/. par mile should be set mid p Wed. Waverton Village ... 10 30 Wed. Kingsfort ... ... 11 0 Hope, whose Brevet Rank has been converted into Sub 6iarnberF. Haswell 19 I' • e ciation fund • the fact being that what Mr. Ashcroft re- Thurs • Tattenhall ... .. 10 30 Queen's County ... Tues. Knapton Wood ... 11 30 et?,ntive Rank, under the Royal Warrant of 6th Oct. 1854 ; John Cross, innkeeper, Balton, Lancashire, Feb. 5 and answered the charaes that had bean brought against __ aa - , . . Ships at market... 163 I Sold .... .pq . . . . . . co mended was that the difference between the actual Sat. Calveley Ha 11... ... 10 30 re , Fri. ' Bellegrove ... ... 11 30 Lieutenant William Tedlie to be Captain, without pur -27, at twelve, at the Manchester District Court. Fraser, " him. The proxies bad been ohtained at Mr. Wadding. cost o f maintainin h g t e way an . d 90/ a-mile should go cottesmore (Sir J.Trol- esPPerarY ... ... Wed. Gaile House ... ... 11 0 chase, vice Yonge; Ensign A. Morgan to be Lieutenant, official assignee, Manchester ; Richardson, Bole on-le- _......--a.---- , --...._ae-- ... ton's expense:, towards a depreciation fund. lope's) ... ... Mon. Casowick ... ... 11 0 , Fri. Clonocody ... ... le o without purchase, vice Tedlie. Moors. COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTEIWAY. Mr. W. TEGG seconded the amendment. Mr. NORRIS-I said, " maintenance of way." Tues. Ayston Tyrrell sMr F Mo C lliustown 11 0 ... ... 11 0 s • . ... n. o ... ... . 634 Foot-Ensign G. W. W. Knapp from 36th Foot to be Ensign. , ' Joseph Hudson, merchant, Seaton Carew and West ,msterdame ......... 11 IN Gibraltar ...... •• •• •• ••' - Thurs. Foster's Bridge ... 11 0 HARRIERS. Hartlepool, Duiham, Feb. 12, at halt-past eleven, and Ditto, three months .. 12 0 Leghorn ...• ........ •• 39 20 Mr. HELPS said that the directors had exceeded their The CHAIRMAN-Well, I mean that too. We mean Sat. Tilton Wood ... ... 11 0 Abingdon ~, ... Mon. Lasmullane ... ... 11 0 69th Foot-Lieut. T. H. Charloton, to be Captain, by March 11, at twelve, at the District Court, Newcastle- aotteniam ............ 12 0 Genoa ..... ...•• ...... 15 en powers, and had misapplied funds, as trustees, without the sarne tnina. The fact WaS that Mr. Ashcraft recom- Craven(Mr, H. P. Best's Mon. Chilton Bridg,e ... 10 45 -Thurs. Kennel ... ... 11 0 purcha,se, vice . Maclean, who retires ; Ensign Edward u -.. Baker. official assignee, Newcastle-upon- ktitwerp -............. 25 60 . Milan ......•• ........ - in the slightest degree consulting the interests of the mended the 90 ' 1. per mile, just as I have stated in my reply. Wed. Five Bells, Wickham 10 45 Armagh „, ... hfon. Middleton ... ... 11 0 , Boyle to be Lieutenant b ur , a 7 p chase, vice Ch „leton • pon-l y ne • ' Tyne • Turnbull, Hartlepool ; Griffith and Crighton, ''russels ....•......... 25 64 ' Venice........- •••• 7 ' As I heve also sta,ted in my reply, that reserve amount Sat. Lilly ... ... ... 10 45 Thure. Summerhill ... ~. 11 0 George Wm. Hughes Christian, Gent., to be Easier, by - ' ' ' Newcastle-upon-Tyne. lamburgh ............ 13 101,.i Naples . ...... ......... 4/34 shareholders, no man -could donbt. He did not propose ' . • • Nee e ra l d H h M Dk ' Had C Biddulph's, lir. _ Mon. Rathrobbin . .11 0 I purchase, vice Turner, pronioted. kJ tona .. • • ....., ...... - Palermo .... was discontinued likewise on the suggestion o r. wey an ors am ~ on. ue s e , op- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Paris...—. ........ 25 35 : Messina .... " " 71st Foot-Lieut. W. Campbell to be Captain by pur te consider thie queetion xi to ite legal bearing h 'h -lit bY Ashcroft, and it was not until after several months' thorne ... ... 10 45 Fri. Mullacrugh .. ... 11 li hs .. 25 75 i Lisbo- J. ;Johnson and j. Hands, omnibus proprietors-J. Ditto, three mont Wed. Coolhurst 10 45 Clonardon ... ... Tues. Skrype Castle ... ... 11 30 chase, vice Viscount Kirkwall, a o• td to the SCots Fus• earseines ....- ........ 25 7.5 ; Oporto ..............•• 53% analysing the stateniente the . chairman had rib consideration that the directors came to a determination ... ... lier Guards ; Ensien W. M. M PP F=scue to be Lieutei-- Johnson and J. Roade, omnibus proprietors-H. Ward and Fri. . River's W00d... ... 10 45 Mallow .., ... Mon. Pindy's Cross ... ... 11 0 ' Rat Jam fro ...... •• • - IL Leech, Manchester, plumbers-T. Withers and W. Cobb„ s u . : .7_.•: •• ' forth in vindica.tion of his character. The chairman on the eubject. But I have deadt with all these matters nant, by purchase 7 • C ' 1 vice ampoe 1. ` , a rt a e r f e d i a x .. en * ,i aine . .....* i 2 - 01 A I Buenos Ayres.... •• • - Deacon's, Mr. ... Mon. Pedland Corner ... 10 30 Thurs.Burnfoot .., ... 11 0 had stated they were gaining 150,000/. a year, which, I now allude briefly to what has oc before, ani I shal . . . . . Thurs. Itexon Cross, Broad- Nenagh ... ... Tues. Prospect House ... 11 30 82d Foot-Ensign Jas Johnston from the 87th Foot, ' Nisnehester, packers-D. Denham and B Griadrod, Ruch- eerlin .• •• •• •• •• •• -••- New York,6o days' sight - th th t curred to-da.y. Mr. Norris thinks it consistent wi a to be Ensi n without ;irchase. ' dale, cardinakers-J. Wilson and J. Marshall, West Brom- Vienna .......... •• •• •• 11 4 Philadelphia '.. ' - wood Widges ... 1) 30 Pelmerstown ... ... Mon. Moor of Meath ... 12 0 if true, would allow them to replace their capital with . . f•d '• h• h h I 'me for himself to say 86th Foo g t ' Lieut. G P . H. Ada • • ms to be Captain by pur- e l ' asters-A. Gent and E. Gearing, Baker-street erieete.....,•••• •• .. •• ft wie , ironin 11 _ PRICFJ OF maws. rza oz. spirit of air eaeng wlc ec ai Sat, Newaridge Hill ~. 10 30 Wicklow .., ... Tues. Kennel ... 11 0 - I Foreign Gold in Bars £3 17 9 etersburg .••••••••• • • interest within three years, and prove him to be the that we have be same cab proprietors, adding, "If you Durham County ... Mon. Lanchester . 10 30 •• ... Wexford and Killinick Mon. Killinick -* 10 31 , chase, vice Brevet-Lieut.-Colonel A. R. Galo, wlio retires. tinan-square 'ewellers-E and J Chadvvick ••' Bazaar, Por IA , 3 . . . . ' Md i 1 493 , Portugal Gold Coin .. - 0 0 0 - ••• ' 87th Foot-James Johnston, Gent., to be Ensign by Ashton under- yne and Dukinfield, cotton spinners-T. , a I. ' ••••••• •• - •••• 1 greatest financier that had ever lived. The fallacy of that want to hire a cab they will let it out to you, but if you Wed. Sunderland Bridge ... 10 30 Thurs. Booley's Cross ... 10 30 -adiz .. .. . 493, 1 Mexican Dollars .... -0. 0 0 purchase, vice Lynch, promoted ; Benjamin D'Urban Mus- and S. Moulton, Liverpool, lard refiners-G. Knowles and . , Now Dollars ...... o.o' 0 gentleman's statetnent was, thdt he had taken the gross want a job you must apply to the chairrnan." (Laughter Fri. Rainton Bridge ... 10 30 BEAGLES. grove, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice John- iareelona :. - R. Ince, Enfield, Lancashire, tailors-E. Greenway and C. eeeme,................. - Silver In bars ......, 00 0 1 se ) If there ms one man in this room whom Essex, the (Mr. 11. Featherstone's, Mr. H. Mon. Newcastle ... ... 11 0 s ' dt th 821 F t Webb, Birmingham, patent bolt and latch makers-W. earnings of the undertaking at ewo dissimilar periods; the and a PP -an : . ston, appointe o e c oo . b I • ' ' I would put into the witness- ox to prove that am in- Greave s) ... ... Mon. Sun and Whalebone ... 11 0 Bilby and J. MoessMelton, Suffolk, builders-H. C. Rising . e____ _ . _. first when .they had but two lines of railway, and the ca bl f -- bth t h id b M N • h • pa eoaJo , a man S 011 er. orris im- Wed. Thaxtod ... ... 11 0 a - ---- r 4 88th Foot-The surname of the Ensign promoted to a and T. H. Barkhain, East Derehain, grocers and STATEMENT OF WI - PA ['LIAM LMER. Lieutenantcy on Bth June, 1855, is Austin, and not Austen, SEABORNE MAILB. • last, when. they had 200 lines of railway more than et self. (" Oh !") Mr. Norris has stated that there has been Thurs.Kelyedon Common ... 11 0 as previou-ly stated. drapers -C. Hartshorn and S. Addy, Leeds, stone the period first quoted. This - increased amount had great laxity in the matter of stores. That has been all Sat. Screens ... ... 11 0 -o mesons and builders - 91st Foot-Lieut. F. Pike from the 92d Foot to be - , . • . - E Wood T Wsia , . S. „ht, ..-__„..._____ . , Essex East (Mr. It will be observed that in the late inquest on Walter and E. H. barmen, Mendip Hills been earned by the ticked body sioce the ainalgarna,tione, fully explained ; but, I ask, is there a merchant in this , . , . Lieutenant, vice Macpherson who exchan es. ' , Soinersetshire, farmers (N eigntees that the malls are sent from the General Post-office Marnott s) ... ... Tues. Bulmer Plough ... 11 0 Palmer, Mr. J. Smith, of Birrningham, the prisoner's 92d Foot-Lieut. Robt. Ma ' cpherson, fro g m the 91st Foot, -T. Pope and H.Wheeler, jr., coal exchange, coal factors ey the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.) and had to be divided amongst the different beards. The room, with a large establishment, who, on finding that Thurs. Mark's Hall ... ... 11 0 solicitor, made strong assertions against Mr. Whyrnan, to be Lieutenant, vice Pike, who exchanges ; James -W. Goslings and G. White, Woolwich and Poplar, build- a servaut had misconducted himself, would at once break • hon. speaker then entered into other statements put Sat. Notley Gate ... ... 11 0 the aseistant to Messrs. Mender and Weaver, druggists, Thomson, Gent., to be Ensagn, by purchase, vice Hay, ers-P. N. Hansen, G. D. Johannsen, and W. Bucking, Day wla,n ma ',..,:‘, grope what When up that establishment, instead of getting rid of the err- Essex and Suffolk ... Tues W. Bergholt White Manchester oil refiners-D. Jowitt and R. Hill, Rudders- COUNTREEN. in General Pe,t- Port due In forth by the chairman relative to the net earnings of the • of Wolverhampton, who deposed to serving Wm. Pal- promoted. . 1 • h • ing servant, or p acing upon im sin i res rain sas 1 t • t • Hart ' 11 0 . ... ... C 1 1 Tlonourable Adrian Ho e field, linenSrapers -I. Evans and I, Jeremiah 13rnyinawr °ince, London.' Dispatehw. England. line, the bond debt, the dividend, &c., aed then would preveut future rnisbeha.viour ?To take the latter Fri.- Hintlesham Pork Gate 11 0 neer with two•ounces of prussic acid'on Tuesday, the day 93,1 Foot-Lieut.- o °pe t b L. c 1 . r , ' ' erocers-D. and R. Millar ---a. from half-pay - Unattachat o e mut.- o onel,.vice IV. e Leeds 1 '3l ' * - —' ( rapers- .. and F. read various extracts from the evidence reflecting ce, course in such a concern as la ... ..: Tues. Clock House Little this would, I think, be far Essex, Sout . of Welverhampten races, previous to the Thursday on A, ' -t ,(b r- , t n k , r Every Friday -• • Livelvool .. ,Jan. 31 B. Ainslie, C. 8., who exchanges. Adams, Sadler's-buildings, ' Alders' gate.street, wine mer- Mei " Y "' tr . c ' '1 he proprietary about able te cohstantly haras . sing t . . Burs d ' 11 which Walter Palmer died suddenly. Upon the evidence Rifl Brieade- Wm, James Kempf, Myers Gent to b A chants-W. Raw, jun., and F. A. and E. Raw, Duke• emeries. ( by United St i s ., , the chalxman's conduct. In eonclulion, he said that, lirefer Sat. King's Arms, Grays ... 11 0 of this witneesthe verdict of the jnry appeare to have Tor En • e • s • ' " s ..•• aa • - Liverpool a Jan. 28 this store question with the view of keeping up an agi- s , _ , sign, without purchase, vice Egerton, promoted. street, Grosvenor-square, watch makers-J. F. Watkins ,trZ e tt l fe c a t) (l.;Y . I . J: ii't;,;-.;•• upon the evidence he , lus , l read, he found Mr. Waelling tation for an object which is not, perhaps, sufficiently 'ssex u mon ... ... Wed. Southminster : street ... 10 30 the most part rested, the medical witnesses going no farther 2d West India Regiment-Ensign and Adjutant Henry and G. French, Walsall, auctioneers-J. Maddison end T. packet) .... .....N •• •• •• • Southamptot Jan. 26 Sat. . Rettesdon Mil! ... 10 30 tl . lan . to suggest that the symptoms of death, although ton wholly unworthy of the .confidenee of the share explained. It ha+ only been proved that you have pur- , Carvell to have the rank of Lieutenant. Pigg, Stoekton-upon-T,•es, lara.ssfouuders-E. anti 0. Tur- Amstralia (via - South- Farquharson s, Mr. ... Mon. Durweston Bridge ... - similar to those of apoplexy, rnig,ht have been occasioned LAND TRANSPORT CORPS.-To be Second Captains- nor T. and W. Brownbill, T. B. J., A. 11., ancl R. 111. arAPltm) "'• " " " I ' 4 l -•••-•• • • Southempto, • , lieldere, and it would be neither w ine lee r p re J en a Tier chased from two firrne, and against those two you have Tees. Knoyle Ditto (yia Marseilles) N, ...... ••• • • Dover ..... . . - ... ... - by prussic acid. Wm. Palmer, in giving instructiOns to Quartermaster of Brigade Richd. Brennan ; Quartermas- Re:ter, C. M. Robinson, C. T. W'hitley, 'C. Caldwell, D. even right, to‘.replace him in the position he lately oc- commenced proceedings for recovery. [A Voice-" The Thurs.Stourton Caundle Ditto (eta Cane of Ow' . cupied as chairman of the beird. committee are doing that."] Mr. Bruce has moved-- Pound ••• ••• - his solicitor on this point, says as follows in writing :-- ter of Brigade And w. Henry ; Quartermaster John Jonee ; and H. G. Bronallow, and'H. Brownbill, Bickerstaff. Lail- et epe s „ ' -1 ....... •• •• ... Maeda. "I will swear most solemnly and sacredly thatl never Quartermaster of Brigade Charles Hutton ; Quartermas- cashire, coal proprietors -U., R., and C. Barber, Great iffisa (WeSt Coast) 23 ( 1 ..Ni- - - of the - lent l l-IPlyttiouth .. Feb. 6 " Thet this meeting do confirm the resolution of the Fitzmvilliam's, Earl ... Mon. Norwood ... ... 10 30 Mr. Tome:spoke at great length on the general affairs was in a dru ist's sho in Wolve h m ton in m life gg p r a p y , ter of Brigade James Youn , ; Quartermaster of Brigade Bridae, Staffordshire, stationers and newsvenders-R. Vseandria..........E 8 , . 4 •,.• 24 , &30 ei 171. , Dover ..... general rne?,ticg of the 31st of Auguet last, appointing Wed. Old Weston Windmill 10 30 Hobbs atel T. Taylor, Staple-hill, Gloucestershire man •Sseeanoria ...el etti es eeth el mon. faeuthampter 1 • of the company. and that Ido not even know where Mander and W St • t a t of Die de St. John Wil m. . eevens „Quer ernias er e a the Cotninittee of Investigation, and that they be re- Fri. Ashton Wold ... ... 10 30 facturers of indieo, stone blue, and black lead-J. ' Goodi- Bahamas .........., es 17th of the rmntl. Southamptor Mr . . NORRIS defended the appeintmeat of the c nn- queeted to continue their la,boure till the 29th of reb." Garth's, Mr• ... ... Mon. Ascot Kennels ... 10 30 Weaver's shop is. lans, vice Downie, who resigns. n o. son _and J. Goldison, jun., Leeds, brushmakers -W. Ja- /•,; ' pailY • • ••• • •• •• • • IDover ...... Daily l 'elgi • um ••• •• - ••• • s 9th of the month.. mittee of investigation, the manner ia wide% they Now, just let us see the mischief which this Committee Wed. Hartford Bridge Flat... 10 30 " Ask him what time of the day (he says) he sold me BRIT , . , . ISH GERMAN LEGION.-6th Lieht Infantry-c 3. ii 4 Southamptor Feb is lour-Serjeant Samuel Haden, from the 16th Foot, to be b CWtt lc' Dh Sff ll S . co s, . ya , ails a . es am , e 0 e-geave, outh- aucnosAyres,.......en th oi the mont,,.. Southampton Feb ia had Conducted that inquiry, and the accuracy ef of Toyeetigation has already committed. In the first Fri Greywell Hill 10 30 the acid. Hambledon (M W 11' ) * '*- ••• " 0 M r. a s Mon. Horndean Village ... 10 45 n onday, Wolverhampton race day, I went mvith Quartermaster. wark, manufacturers of patent grease for railavay carriages Cape of Good Hope ..N I Various port Uncertain and machinery-J. Field and W. Underwood, Kidder- ‘Jape of Good Hope ...ta . „ - • . the committee's report. (Hear.) He referred to the • teed of ur ino uon Mr Bruff as ou instance, ins • g e p . , y Wed, Fair Oak ... ... 10 45 Mr. Dyke in a fly of Southern's from Rugeley. UNATTACHED.-The undermentioned Officers to have Sae° ac Verde .... „is Utli OI 1.1 month Southamptot Jaa. 'lb minstee, cabinet makers. • would suppose they would have done, the necessity of their Brevet rank converted into substantive rank, under (leyion (see lnota) requisition calling the ineetiog, which he said was got • • ' Fri. Westmeon Hut ... 10 45 "On Tuesday I left the Stafford station at 12-(Why- the Royal warrant of Oct. 6, 1851:-Majcr and Brevet- DIVIDE NDS DECLA.RED. I h V I • li . d 1 b t repairing t e ine, t ley question im, an p ace os a- 11. H. ~. ... ... Mon. Thedden Grange carton-a.... a a ..N • _ _ ... 10 4:d man says it was a quarter-past 12-and persists in it- Lieut.-Col. John Stewart Wood, C. 8., 13th Foot ; Major C. Horsnell, Chelmsford, ironmonger-first die-. of Bs. rete st -eel Lin ea , ....NlMenewelePersPelelonteamptec TO.Tb.flo: up by the chairman's friende mere for the sake of ros. cles in his way on eccount of th 1 diture e arge expen Tues. Hinton Houso .., 10 4o when Palmer was in Messrs. Mender and Wea,ver's and Brevet-Lieut.-Col, Hon. Adrian Hope, 60th Foot. lid in the pound, any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. '"-' hu5......... ,„ ~ „ it o ,2d 1k 17th n f menu , •sa u sa arep sa, . • cuing the directors than for benefitting the gene- incurred. (Cries of " No, no.") I have that upon the Thurs. Abbotstone Down ... 10 45 China .. • • shop, at Wolverhampton, 20 miles distant)-with Mr, Captain and Brevet-Lieut.-Col. Henry Augustus Strachan, Whitmore, Basinghall-street. • ral interest of the shareholders. (Hear, hear.) statement of Mr. Bruff himself. (A. Voice-" It is Sat. Upton Grey ... ... 10 45 Painter h Tlb • h M P • • , went to t e aot wit r. ainter, from ' Constantinople .... e a 1'1,13,18,23,V2s ot n Dover ...... , 39th Foot, to have the substantive rank of Alajor, under C. Christie, Vauxhall-walk and Broad-street, Lambeth, e , Herefordshire (Mr. not true.") Mr. Bruff told me that not only was such , . . .. . tof Oat 6 1854 Constantinople „„ „ „ :40 /t 20th a, moo Sonthamptor When he moved the appointment of the comneittee of thence to the Swan, then on with Mr. Dyke in a fly the Royal warren B . , . timber merchant-div. of 3s. 20. in the pound, any Wed- Cont. of Europe M t. 40 NlTrice daily ...... 'Dover ..... Twteedalls he fact but that he had been before the Permanent Stubb a) ... ... 'rues. Berrington ... ... 10 30 REVET. i escla,y, at the office of Mr. Whitmore, Ba.singhall-street. Egypt (see India) I investigation, he did so airedispo.sed in favour of the t ' . • Fri. Burley Gate ... ... 10 30 from the Swan to the course ; from the course with Mr. 3 .- • Way Committee to ask them what he was to do in con- lajor-General Patrick Grant, C. 8., of the East I n di a W. E. Tuke Mark-lane, wille and apirit broker-first France .. .. .. .. ef sle ',N !Twice daily.— Dover ..... TwicsdallY Chairman, believing he could. disprove the charges sequence of the course th t b • t k bth C a was mg aen y e orn- Heythrop ... ... Mon. Heythrop ... ... 10 30 Dyke, in the same fly back to the Swan, and straight Company's Service, to have the local rank of Lieutenant- div. of 74d. in ' the pourid, any Wednesday, at the office of - reibral tar ...... „ „,4,4, 7, 17.29,27 •f m Houthamptom Wed, Burton Gate ... ... 10 30 off home in my gig, which Mr. Dyke drove from Ruge- qteeee (see India) that had been hrought against him with re- mittee of Investigation. Such was the treatment ac- General in the East Indies. Mr. Whitmore Basinghall-street. Fri. Eyford... ... ... 10 30 ley in the morning." lrovtown ........ „tv 2nd & 17th or mon.,Southaraptob • ference to the mismanagement of this under , corded to Mr. Braff, who had called the attention of the Brevet-Major Joseph Henry Laye, of the 53th Foot, to T. Kitts, Boiton, cotton spinner-first div. of Bs. in the csAnabargh ... ..N Tuesday Sc Frete3 London ..... Sat. Blenheim ... ... 10 30 As the several ers ' ' p ons implicated corroborate this be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. onnd, an Tnesda at the office of Mr. Hernamaun, , . •- - , 2nd of the mow- , directors in the first 'nstance to the rmanent wa who P y y, 1 wallah .......... M ,Southampton lan. 16. taking, but having attended several meetings of 1 Pe 3', Flolderness ... ... mom F ra i s ta er p e ...- .., 11 30 statement, the friends of Palmer assert with confidence The undermentioned promotions to take place in the elanchester. Holland ............ M 1 1 )3 11 Y •••••• • • • • - 'Dover ....... Dati l had stated what would be the cost ef putting it in effi- Tues. Kilnwick ... ... 11 30 eu . tve that ceromittee, and read attentively and repeatedly the ..av .. eyman must either have mistaken sense ether East India Company's Army, consequent upon the death J. Grave, Manchester, warehouseman- second div. of Honduras ...... .... m lona c :the month. ' Flout hamptor 16thofmea cient repair, who had suggested whether it would not be . Thurs. Danthorpe Hall ... 11 30 rndia (viaSouthampt.)M : 4 th :^; 20th of mon.lPlymouth .• Jan. 20 whole of the evidence, he took the earlieet oppor- n rson for Plm r or th ~ h ' a, eying made the statement of Lieut.-General Benjamin Roope Bengal Infantry, o - th le. 31. in the pound, Tuesday, Feb. 12, or any subsequent desirable to dietribute the outlay over a certain number Fri. Heaslewood ... ... 10 45 • e ' a e ' ries ay, a eoce o r. rassr, e a Os e . Dec 1855 .- ' T d tth ffi f M .1! • • M nch t r :nets (via marseittweePtheceeth of month. Dover .... .. tunny of saying that he was bound ta give up his pre of years, and who had pointed out all that was necessary Hurworth ~, ... Tuee. Deighton Village ... 10 30 boa,stingly he has " stuck to it" (as it is called), when ~ . ::on'ar. Pees (see Inilia)l7, 17, &27 of mon 1D0ver...„.. dilections in favour of thet gentleman, and declare to be done upon the subject. (Cheers.) So much 'with Sat. Ravens Scar, Leven driven into a coreer, and so committed perjury. They . TO BE LIEUTENANT-GENERAL. Major-General John Anderson, Bengal Infantry. DIVIDENDS. irciand ~ ...... m & . 1 ., iTwiee daily ......IHoly head .. rwleeeanr Feb. 15, G. Fox, Crombie'e-row, Commercial-road East, r.i3b0n.............. To t 7, a, 17, it 27 of neSouthemptor Feb. 15 that he ought no longer to preside at their board. regard to that great bug,bear -the permanent way-all s ,_ _ Banks ... ... 10 30 assert that it can be most incontestibly proved that TO BE MAJOR-GENERAL. tailor-Feb. 1.6, P. Edwards, Lower-street, Isling on, iron- Aaste!ra ........,....all, 9 th et the monte!Southametoe danger with re .t to which Mr. Bruff informs me is I spec. ngram s, air. ateynell Mon. Sudbury ... ... 10 45 Palmer - could not have been at Messrs. Mender and Col. Henry Lawrence Bengal Infantry. monger-Feb. 12, J. T. Archer, Portobello-lane, Notting- 4adetra ...... .... „ ! ., , 23d 0. month • • .., , Liverpool ... , In alluding to the disgraceful state of the per• Thurs. Swarkstone Bridge ... 10 45 Weever's, in Wolverhampton, at the time stated, or 1 MAU (see India) 1 nag% The board of directors were eui tl a' •n the 1 e y rep iri g The undermentioned' officers of the East India Com- hill, licensed victualler-Feb. 10, J.Weller, jen., Cholse,y, ee att.( manent way, aS shown by Col. Wyune's report, he • i way ; they were not alarming the public mind, but they Sat. Blithfield ... ... 10 45 within several hours afterwards. peny's Service, retired upon full-pay, to have a step of Berkshire, wheelwright-Feb. 21, J Bird, Canton, near se lurttius (see lnaiel; I said it was not right to charge Mr. Ashcroft, the were repairing it for the purpose of preventing alarm, Kent, East ... ... Tues. Street End ... ... 10 30 The manner of William Palmer exerciees its influence honorary rank as follows :- Cardiff, lime and cement manufacturer-Feb. 15, E. taurltius ........ .a lett• of the month 1 Fri. New Inn Green ... 10 30 even under present circumstances On Wednesday last, TO BE MAJOR-GENERAL. Weatherby, J. H. Ford, W. L. Hilton, Ps. Addison, and atexico ...........„ ea .eno of the moat) .Isoathamptm, Fon. I it e f Investi ation however directed late engineer, with being the cause of it. It was The Comm te o g „ tbe Ledbary ... ... Mon. Feathers Ine, Staunton 10 30 attention of the public to it by a statement which is, to tWI 11 ' f . d k fS ff Col. Wm. Edward Allured Elliott, Madras Infantry. R.. Gibson, Manchester, cotton spinners, and Holy well, a a sa, sessione, one o the hea turn eys o ta ord Sapies .. . ......, „ N :51115t1125th0f mon 'Dover ...... the chairman alone who was answerable for its present Fri. Ham Bridge ... ... 10 30 4f)51. Granada .. „.. N 121 , 8; 1 . 7 . th of moot! 'Southampton - TO BE COLONELS. Fliutalaire, bankers ;E. Weatherby, Manchester, cotton , say the least of it, exaggerated, and alarming in the Ludlow (Mr. Sitwell's) Mon. Rysewood House, near gaol (who is a keen observer and a most trustworthy IB , t /1 Vri ns ort Uneertain few ze , aland....., „ „ . , pri nt , s , 7 .. a o, p state, having repeatedly told them that he wai , hi his osition 50 ears said "he never man, having he . p y )„ LientaColonel John Ludlow, Bengal Infantry. spinner, and Holy well, Flintshire, hanker ;J. Nicholsen, ' 'apel atates ,„ .. „s e •thlsth2stoofmon. Dover ...... , highest degree. (Cheers ) What further has that com- Tenbury ... ... 10 30 Lieut.-Colonel Chas. Jas. Lewis, Bengal Infantry. West Derby, surgeon and boarding-laouse keeper ; J es 'thl7th27tlionnon. ottihampton watchful, vigilant, careful, and anxioue for the inittee done ? Knowing that we, like other railway Thurs. Hope Court ... ... 10 30 before knew a prisoner who impressed every one in the LioutoColonel Wm. Scott Adeuie, Boinbey Infantry, Aitken, Liverpool, draper ;J. Hunter, Burscough, Len oe-insel e e ;• - e ' , a .• •• -•• ••• • ei e 77th ot mot , ISouthatnptOn interest of the company, whereas lie was mieleading companiee, are in the market borrowing money, they, Sat. Little Hereferd Toll- gaol with a more favourable imnpression, or with a greater TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS. caehire, shipwright ; J. Prescott, Liverpool, tea dealer ; e Port Yittal ....... ~ ”,14 :4 private stoe...ivarious ports Uneertst, them at the time, or te their real condition. He con- I having access to the documents of the Eastern Counties gate... ... ... 10 30 appearance of being innocent of the charges brought Major Wm. Elsey, Madras lefantry. J. I'. Obitield, Liverpool, merchant ;J. B. Rhodes, Wake- ''''' l3• '• - •••••• •• • •F'is •lt e h ! . :- • ,!!. t ;',• 5 1 1 ( 3 ,` " '" I ' ll)(wer "- " Lumley's, Mr. ... Mon. Serlby ... ... ... 10 30 against him, than Palmer." Tueeany ...,., .......,:ly ; i i,,,,, , , • ti , ~ ()ono , ~[l)ovez ...... Board, have, through an active partisan, Mr. Pulley. ' Major Samuel Smith Trevor, aladras Artillery. field, boot and sheetnaker ;W. C. Turner, York, hair detained the conduct of the directors iti building a danc- Tues. Throapham Common... 10 30 ~ enezuelw ..........5, - ''' 0 .7t of•notw Southampton 1&16 mo iestied a, statement in that Conservative feeling which - --- -- - - -- -- - Ma'or Thos. Gamble Fraser Bonfea Infant/. . .1 • Y Y dresser ; J. Bapty, Hunslet, woollen y t t ingsaloon at Woolwich, coutendina it was no part of 1 Thurs. Park-lane ... ... 10 30 RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Major Edward gunderland, Bengal Artillery. arn mann ae urcr- Van Diemen'a Lane (ee would lead you, I Faippose, to imagine that they want Feb. 16. d. Fra ikish, Sheffield, railway carz•iage mauufac- eastralia) .. • ' , an th the duties of railway directors to set up dancing shope Fri. Darlton Bar ... ... 10 30 ... Major William Piers Meares, Bengal Infantry. tutor ;W. Frankish, Sheffield, railway carria e ee rnanufac- Wed , l'di e9 • 7 .• -' t' ' ' ilth ° m.'"' '-u-amPten iSciistoo •to preserve, instead of trying to uproot and destroy. Oakley ... ... Mon. Emberton ... ... 10 45 TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. Major Charles Philip Wilder, Madras Light Cavalry. turer ;P. Burgh, Sheffield, tailor ;F. Scaife, Sheffield, Mr. T. CnaLLIS then attempted to address the meet- That committee, through Mr. Pulley, who has been in Thurs Paveneam . 16 45 e • o• •• - Major Frederick Alfred Close, Benz, sl Infantry. cutler. • f A TIVVRTI,PNTRYT I—The forowin2• extra...al...-. -......._ __•.... . - • ------...-- ••• ••• ---•-• w.----- ••• ••• —o- statement, tne menus or rainier assert with conlidenc '' . " 6 ' s ' ' ' . 4. .." '.''''''''''''' ''' . ''' ''' s ''''' '' '' '''' '' ' had stated what would be the cost of putting it in effi- Tues. Kilnwick ... ... 11 30 that Whyman must either have mistaken so me o th e Iv that committee, and read attentively and repeatedly the cient repair, who had suggested whether it would not be . Thurs. Danthorpe Hall ... 11 4530 person for Palmer, or that having made the stateme n whole of the evidence, he took the earliest °or - desirable to distribute the outlay over a certain number Fri. Heeslewood Village ::: 10 10 3 0 boastingly he has " stuck to it" (as it is called), whet trinity of saying that he was bound to give up his pre of years, and who had pointed out all that was necessary Hurworth a , ... Tsautes. D Ra ei v gh en t s oo Sear, Leven driven into a corner , and so committed perjury. The dilectione in favour of that gentleman, and declare to be done upon the subject. (Cheers.) So much with assert that it can be most incontestibly proved the regard to that great bugbear—the permanent way—all Banks ... ... 10 30 Ingram's, Mr. Meynell Mon. Sudbury .... ... 10 45 Palmer could not have been at Messrs. Mander alai that he ought na lower to preside at their board. danger with respect to which Mr. Bruff informs me is Thurs. Swarkstone Bridge ... 10 45 Weaver's, in Wolverhampton, at the time stated, o In alluding to the disgraceful state of the per oast. The board of directors were quietly repairing the Sat. Blithfield ... ... 10 45 within several hours afterwards. manent way, as shown by Col. Wynne's report, he . 'way ; they were not alarming the public mind, but they Kent, East ... ... Tues. Street End ... ~ 10 30 Th e manner o f Willi am P a l mer exerc i ses it s i n fl uenc said it was not right to charge Mr. Ashcroft, the were repairing it for the purpose of preventing alarm. Fri. New I nn Green ... 10 30 eves under present circumstances. On Wednesday last la'e engineer, with being the cause of it. It was The Committee of Investigation, however, directed the L e dbe r y ... ... Mon. Feathers Ins, Staunton 10 30 at Walsall sessions, one of the head turnkeys of Staffer the chairman alone who was answerable for its present attention of the public to it by a statement which is, to F r i. H am B r id ge ... ... 10 30 gaol (who is a keen observer and a most trustworth. say the least of it, exaggerated, and alarming in the Ludlow (Mr. Sitwell s) Mon. Rysewoed House, near man having held his position 50 years), said, "he neve state, having repeatedly told them that he we's highest degree. (Cheers ) What further has that com- Tenbury Thurs. Hope Court ... ... 10 30. —lO 30 before ' knew a prisoner who impressed every one in th watchful, vigilant, careful, and gaol with a more favourable impression, or with a greats Sat. Little Hereford Toll interest of the company, whereas he was misleading companiee, are in the market borrowing i, money , they,. Lumley s, Mr. gate... ... ... 10 30 appearance of being innocent of the charges brough them at the time, or te their real condition. He con. having access to the documents of the Eastern C_uriti es ... Mon. Serlby ... ... ... 10 30 against him, than Palmer." &mined the conduct of the directors Li building a Banc- .Beard have through an active partisan, Mr. fulley. Tues. Throe ham Common._ 10 30 --- ' Thurs. Park-lane ... ... 10 30 RAILWAY TRAFFIC I)),ET URNS. leg:saloon at Woolwich, contending it was no part of iseued , a statement in that Conservative feeling which would lead you, I suppose, to imagine that they want Fri. Dariton Bar ... ... 10 30 the duties of railway directors to set up dancing shone. to preserve, instead of trying to uproot and destroy. Oakley ... ... M o n. E m b er t on ... ... 10 45 TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. Mr. T. CH&LLTH then attempted to address the meet- That committee, through Mr. Pulley, who has been in Thurs.Paveneam ... ... 16 45 Sat. Shelt o n ... ... 10 45 Miles I Rec e ipt s . ing, but the noise and confusion which prevailed were constant communication with them, state, for the pur e,- Pembrokeshire L (lit. L. opened,' NAME OF RAILWAY. Pose of making a point, that you are borrowing money . 1856. 1855. such as to render it impossible fur those who were seatedPhillips's) ... ... Mon. Stepaside Bridge ._ 10 0 1856. I Esirl of T m l o m o r . s.S F c r o o l e t r o o n ik ... wood .. ...... 1 1 1 0 0 0 ------ --- a'.. a slight distance from him to hear a sinele sentence , at the rate of (1.,' per cent. ; and in order . . to give it a -- ..£ £ BRITISH. that he uttered. lie Was understood, however, to speak " clincher, "they repeat the assertion in their report. I •• •• • ••• • • 3 109 2,669 115 Aberdeen .. •• •• . • ••-• . • • ~, '. - I s d Portsmouth's, in favour of the chairman's policy. ask why they did not state the whole facts ? Why di Wed. Three-legged Cross ... 11 0 37 •X Belfast and Ballymena - •••• •••• •• •• ") ' i they not state that your deputy-chairman (Mr. Bruce) Amid a scene of the wiliest confraiion a parson in the Fri. Eraborne ... ... 11 0 17 Belfast and County Down.. ••••• • • • •• , — 732 1 ;7 11 • Sat. Waxing Park ... ... 11 0 )3 , Birkenhead, Laneash:re, and Cheshire ~_ ,___ body of the roc II vociferated, with stentorian force, "It ' had neglected to borrow ;Loney until he was obliged to ge to the Union Bank to ask them to give you a tem- Pnekeridge(MaParry's)Men. Patruore Heath ... 10 30 2 % Balton, l'ilackburn, anll West York •• • • ,_ ,378 5,309 is moved and seconded that this meeting do adjourn. Thurs. Chrishall Grange ... 10 30 19117 ij a r i i. e st d o , l n a ta n n d . E:teter • ............. • ... . 11,154 11.341 ' .porary loan I Why did they not t-. 11 you that it vas a The additional cry or " Adjourn" was now added to the mere temporary loan, made through your bankers, and Sat. Asperden . ... 10 20 9th tiontilt, and at least halaa-dozen speakers were address. 6% Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •.• • • • ins: the chairman at once, Mr. Challis, all the while, we that the Eastern Counties ought to be in a position, from Pytchley ~. ... Mon. Hardwick Village ... 10 45 202 19s Wed. Misterton ... ... 10 45 20 Cork and Bandon -----.• •• •• •• ~,,, 572 its revenue and receipts, to borrow money en terms believe, manfully endeavouring to hold his own. At Fri. Cold Ashby ... ... 10 45 56 Dublin and Belfast Junction -..•••• as favourable as other companies, instead of, by their 1,319 1,140 length, Mr. Challis having concluded, the noise, some. acts, statements, and reports,tendeavouring to deprec a'e Sat. Stow Nine Churches._ 10 45 63 Dublin and Drogheda• •••••••••• • • •• •• h 67 569 what subsided, aiel the cheirinan appeared to be about itaby Duke of Cleve. 7% Dublin and Kingstown ••••• ••• •• ••• •"•• 419 375 the value of your property ? .(Cheers.) They ought to '. 16 % Dundee and Arbroath ......•.••..•• land s ... ... Mon. Winston Bridge ... 10 30 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 951 820 to address the meeting. have said that this was a temporary loan, that, these H ere Wed. Hartforth .. ... 10 30 3(1 Dundalk and Enniskillen.... - ...... pressed Mr. HALT, however, having mounted the table, ex- difficulties which must pass away, and that the property Sat. Witten Bridge a desire to say something, and the uproar was should be looked upon, as lam sure it will hereafter be Rebel ... ... Mon. Knoesal Green —" 45 417 93 is as sl'e L m an C c =t ir ie e s ..".. .... •• " •.. " .. and Norfolk.. •••• • 3 '2O 582 18,914 immediately renewed. Being blessed with more power- resat , led as possessing large resources, capable of great Tues. White Po , ts ... ... 1 1 0 0 4530 67 14 East Ang1ian........................ 5,8 8 1 1 1 1 5,2 8 5 1 3 8 Eastern Union.. - ... •••••• • • • • • ..) ' ful lungs than Mr. Cballie, he was heard to exclaim, . expansion. (A voice—" Not while you are there.") Thurs.Norwood Park ~, 10 45 142 Edinburgh and Glasgow ... •• • •..... 4.538 4,337 amid moat tremendous yells, cries of " Turn bini out!" Your coal contracts will expire in May, 1856. By Sat. Clamber Bridge ... 10 45 78 Edinburgh, Perth, an d D un d ee __ 3,157 3, 1 03 " Sit dowel" " Knock him down ! ' groans, hisses, and Rutland's, Duke of ... Mon. Plungar .. ... 10 30 6 r Exeter and Crediton.. • • ...• •• ••_ •• •• means of them a large traffic has been developed, but in cat-calla-_ + Tuei: Neiv on Toll-bar ... 10 30 22 Furness Railway •• • ..... •••s• • • • • I ' o-50 597 Before the chairman commences his reply future you will be able, owing to your past operations, lam anxious to put one question. (" Oh, oh !" "Go to obtain much higher rates and a much larger revenue. Wed. Piper Hole ... ... 10 30 365 Great Western •••• • • • • •"• • • ••- •• 183% Glasgow, and South-Western •• •• ••• • ••• 283 Great Nertherr. • 22 319 17,007 home !" "Sit down I") I wish to ask Mr. Love how Ile Bregards permanent if hadadopted at, as your way, you Fri. Broad Waters ... 10 30 203% Great Southern and Western .." (Ireland) -, H 143 6,170 5,628 4,510 Seale s, Sir Henry ... N. account received. 2 t 3 20,524 answers the letter of Mr. Bidder in the newepapers of the principle of distributing the outlay over 10 or 15 Selby's ' , Mr. .., ... Tues. Ilderton ... ... 10 30 25X Irish South Eastern •••••••••• • • • • •• 7g 5.563 yesterday, in which he was charged with forgery and years, as was proposed, and as is done by some of the Fri. Shawdon Wood House 10 30 90 Lancaster and Carlisle ••••.••• • • • • •• s ' 4 ' - 1Q ...., fraud ?" (Tremendous uproar.) 19,946 ..,,,orks largest companies in the kingdom, you would have shropshire ... a . Tues. Pitchford Village ... 10 30 286 X Lancashire and Yorkshire ..... •••• •• • ••• Mr. Love -1 " 11 answer an r ,th„ time—never fear• created no feeling of alarm, you would not have agi- Fri. Fifth Milestone, Bas -1 8 - 1 9353 6 : 1 1 Manchester Londonloavtenn Liverpool, o n oandi, Brighton, Northern a c.t. Crosby, w • it .. sT.ln . iid . d i s.s • 0.0 . u i u .t • th,,. • .p. Coast.. o i r . t. a .. . s .. • t ...• ...• 2 , 3 : ' _ 5 _ 2 6 1 5 8: b 2. 51 7 5 _— (Cheers, groans, and " Oh, oh !") e c h h e es st te er r ' church-road26l 45,367 Mr. HALT—N., sir ; answer now. Yon are charged tated the public mind, and there would have been no ••• 10 30 553 X London and North Western .•• •••• 50, 1 195 1 058 with forgery ; answer it at once. You are charged Indisposition to travel oie your line ; but your traffic, Smith's, Mr, A. ... MOH. Furze Hill ... ... 11 0 Tues. Burbage Wharf ... 18 0 with fraud ; reply. If you are an te ee t which ' has incr , eased, would have . increased in a much ' Wed. Doles Turnpike „. 11 0 267 London and South Western. •••• •• -, es mein you 576 536 won't defer it. (Continued disturbance.) Thurs. Reddenham House ... 11 0 60 Londonderry and Enniskillen •••• • • • • greater proportion, and your receipts, which are larger, Mr. Love--Is it the pleasure of the meetinFri. South Grove ... ... 11 0 IT. _ Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. g that lall this, ' would have become larger still. (Cheers, confusion, 8 487 8,405 should interrupt the proceedings at this tim e , when ISat. Winterslow ... ... 11 0 670 645 and cries of "Oh !") If they had told you have toldyou that which you were en myself to answer this gentleman at the pledge Somerset S b c ' they would only u s near= Tees. Shurt,on, near Sto- 28 Mareport and Carlisle .............. 725 78! a S n h d e M s o e u hl t , h ay u d n L e t t n io c Lincolnshire , proper their hands. But I say further, that .. •••••... 25,251 24,61 a moment I (Prevailing cries of "No !'' and "G o to titled to receive at if I the poll !") His only object is to interrupt the proceed- had not come forward ~ and given to you that truth- Sat. Raleigh's Cross ... 10 30 699 2,660 136% Midland Great Western (Irish) ...... 2, _ j og s. (Cheers and continued confusion, not subeidi ne, fill, honest, and full statement of affairs which . I have Southdown 37 Monkland ... ... Mon. Ram Inn, Firle .., 10 45 78 _ 3 •••• •• •••••••••-•• •• •• •• the Newcastle and Carlisle...• .... -• .. •• g iv en to you—(" Oh oh !")—your property might, m Wed. Pole to •... ... 10 45 4,544 149 North British •• • 4,830 . • • •• • • • • •• •• •• •• •• at increasing.) then word f ', 'Fri. Poyning's Cross-ways 10 45 _ North Staffordshire •• •• •• •• -•• • • The CHAIRMAN rose, but was received very ,vou. _ have o Mr. Norris, . have been "jobbed,' and you , Sonthwold (Mr. C. 47 North 820 . 917 tumultuously, and found it extremely difficult to obtainl have Id been sacrificed. It is because been identified • • • Cook's) e. ... Tues. Tusaby Swan .., .., 11 0 87% Scottish Central •••••••••• • • • • • ' ' ' • • 2 ' 798 313 In the course , of frequent and most disor• ao fully with your policy, it is because that _ Thurs. Market Staint,on ... 11 0 32 Scottish Midland •••••••••• •• • • - • ' ,;7 s I 10i a hearing.career, although now obscured b loud y a temporary c , 29% Shrewsbury and Birmingham •• •• • • -,-- - i' ; he was understood to sa —lt is mot Sat. Welton Still •. 11 0 derly interruPt- cing y . has been attended with such beneficial results that those4B Shrewsbury and Chester ............ 2,510 ~ 9 1 6 intention to-day to enter at any length into the dis- who have different - ~ Staffordshire, North ... Mon. Three Crowns, — •• Stoke, . 664 767 my 30 Shropshire Union .. •• •• •• •• -" " • • g which I have already so fully an- interests to serve have availed them- near Stone ... ... 10 30 57e( nonthDavon.• ••• ••• .• cussion of question . . selves of this opportunity to d ty accusations which I have eatisfao- e estroy your proper . Wed. Woore ... .10 30 289 South Eastern.•••• •••••••••• •••• •••• 15,922 1.1 . 9: . ! verse, or to canvas , • (Cheers, groans, ••• •• Great uproar.) I have given ou • ,-, - and hisses.) Finding that they had no Fri. Adder ~, ... 10 :30 162% South Wale s ...... •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• 5286 4 , 691 tertly disposed of. ( - Y case a g ainst me, /lir. Norris, who tells you that in 1851 Stamford'e, Earl of ... Tues. Hilton ... ... ... 10 302 269 1,437 9 3 7 , South York., Doncaster, and Goole • • . 38 3090 ; both sides of the the opportunity of hearing t thiq busi question, he was the means of bringing me back to this corn- Thurs. Ilimley Pork ... ~. 10 30 - ts , l I have acted throe boat • ness with the pony and who, therefore, must have felt that there Sat, Stapleford Village ... 10 3 0 77 Waterford snd Limerick ........- •• 926 807 strictest impartiality* (Laughter and cheers.) I have ' • was nothing wrong in my conduct, wishes to mix me Suffolk ... ... Tues. Stowlangtoft Hall ... 10 45 27% West Cornwall •••••••-.. • •• • • •• 554 525 a my reply to th© re er warded to each of the proprietorand , . also up with one who, whatever may have been his faults, Thurs. Dal ham Hall ... .10 4.5 12 Whitehaven Junction . • ............. 287 320 1 nave port of the Committee of Investigation, , has nothing whatever to do with the question before this Sat. Siekleemore Toll-gate 10 45 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & tianernitted to them my rejoinder to their remarks upon meeting. (Groans and cheers.) Finding that their case Surrey Union .., Mon. Rookery ... ... 10 30 York and North Midland& Leeds.. a that document I have left nothing undone to obtain was weak, they thought to strengthen it from extraneous Thurs. Chantrey Downs ... 10 30 POBEICI N. sound and deliberate judgment upon my conduct, and it sources, for they felt that in their weakness they could Sat. The Kennel ~. 10 30 so Dutch Rhenish •• •• •••••• ••'' - -•• I'7oo 1,023 is most satisfactory to me to find that the proprietors in only be upheld by the prejudice which they Sussex ' Fast sought to ' •.. ... T ue s. Harrow Inn,Hollington 10 30 Lyons and Mediterranean —, ~ •• -•— Fri. Rushlake Green •••10 39 Montereau and Troyes .. ;:,.-, • • • • the country, who ate di s t ance ca l m ly and dispassionat el y create. But fortified by the thoughtful sh areholders at a Sutton's Mr. Francis Mon. Charle Mill ... ••• 11 0 '--- Namur and Liege .. •••• .• ••• ••• •• • • • _ y considered this queetion, have set the seal of their n 1- distance, and by that calm consideration which I trust Fri. Six Hills ... •n. 0 Northern of France •••••••• • • •• " • • —•• Orleans and Central .. probation on my policy. (Cheers and disorder.) I will prevail when you come to give your votes, I feel Sutton's, Mr. Richard Mon. Allexton ... ... 11 0 Paris and Lyons •••• •••••• '• " " " maintain that it is No. Froxies—(yells)—proxies, repro- convinced that this Committee of Investigation will be Thurs. Gumley ... •••11 0 Paris and Rouen. • • .-• ••••'•- - '• •• _ renting 1,379,280/. stock and. 2,0,025 votes, have been consigned to the sphere from which they issued —the Fri. Billesdon ..• ••• ii 0 Paris and Strasburgh •••••• - - '' - ) forwarded to those who act on my behalf, while Mr. mana gement of their own private affairs ; and that the Sat. Kirby Gate .., —ll 0 Rouen and Havre•• ............. .. , Love has received only stock to the amount of 2"1 4 - 0/ LT ~•.. II , may look after Thomson's, Mr. A. ... Mon. Bletchington •... „. 11 oe, i o nue lc will eae, however carefully you iepr.menting 4,299 votes. Toes. Charndon Common ... 11 0 - - - - (Cheers, busses, and due- ei - ac h ee „ eerne ,. however wisely von to z , ,y eonduct them, eeteiant crier.f That is the y'rdiet of the -' t • - n. the Earstern- FroPr•e ary you have give. Counties Company such . a . ... 11 0 Thurs. Barley Mow .. DEATH OF THE VICAR OF PATNSWICE —We regret ea Lily conduct. Sat. Chesterton ... ... 11 0 to announce the death of the Rev. R. Strong, for 33 Mr. Serjeant GAZELEt —And it goes f th . or no ‘ mg. taste of the perverse mode in which you manage an stn- Tiekharn portant nu lc In ( 1 • ht• • u;ry affecting millions of property, ••• ... Mon. Rainham•street ... 10 30 vicar of Painswick. The rev, gentleman expired Thurs. Tunstall ... ... 10 :30 years • injure of (Cheers, groans, and laughter.) • on Mondey night, from the effects of an to one wh-tevee faith your own friends may have in yoc, Sat. Kennel .., .., 10 30 his fi T , `'" , ' ' - -4 i - .:ed—Sl.lcl) T - y• , that, a a . aee 1...L.4..a...1-I , N ....1•.„ '' ' ''`'"""' 16 t ''' a ''''' 7011 coma - ' üblie men t4,-. l3 4l4ti4it , “aour c3nhd.::fle: - :, l' s "r" ... ... _dos,. G'ibbet l'as,ar ~. ... 10 SO . ma asp ~ ~ . ngers, which. led. to -mortifie4tion.—Melecniz , aa diet of the proprietary—such the opinion of thoea -cello, ~ Itilits• Kivivihroltpta no 10 30 Examine!'. Major Wm:Elsey, Madras Infantry. Major Samuel Smith Trevor, Madras Artillery. Major Thos. Gamble Fraser, BoW. - 4y Infantry. Major Edward 2underland, Bengal Artillery. Major William Piers Meares, Bengal Infantry. Major . Charles Philip Wilder, Madras Light Cavalry. Major Frederick Alfred Close, Bang-.l Infantry. Major Henry Robert Cornwallis King, Madras Ligh Cavalry. CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED. Feb.ls, F. F. Fox, Finch-lane, tailor ; W. Bourne, Barnes-place, Mile.end-road, cabinet-maker ; J. 41. Hodd, Brighton, licensed victualler—Feb. 18, B. Hainsworth, Liverpool, brewer; J. Schofield, Rochdale, cotton spinner —Feb. 14, J. V. Bellamy, Sheffield, spirit merchant; F. ca.ife, Sheffield, cutler. ' CERTIFICATES GRA.NTED. Jan. 21, G. A. is tone, Bristol, carpenter and builder (2d class)—Jan. 8. T, Hunter. Liverpool, joiner and builder (Ist class)—Jan. 8. Plumb°, Southport, painter, plumber, and glazier (2d class) =Jar. 7. J. Ogden, Liverpool, tailor (3d class)— Jan. 19. T. Walker, Edwinstone, Nottingham. shire, licensed victualler (21 class)—Jan. 19. W. T. Stani forth, Sheffield, cutler (3d class)—Jan. 19. F. Robinson, Masbrough, contractor and brick maker (31 class)—Jan. 10. J. Braithwaite, Stafford, miller (2d class)—Jan. 15. C. G. Grey, Grantham, hosier (3d class). SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. John Wilson, gro cer, Helensburgh, Feb. 7, a t e l even, to meet withinthe Tontine'Flotel, Helensburgh. Archibald Davidson and CO., sewed muslin merchanti, •Glasgow, Feb. 5, at twelve, to meet within the Globe Hotel, George-square, Glasgow. Charles Stewart, manufacturer, Glasgow, Feb. 8, at one, to meet within Carrick's Royal Hotel, George-square, Glasgow. John Ferguson, manufacturer' Glasgow, F e b. 5 , a t one t o meet within the Glasgow Stock Exch a n g e Rooms, Glasgow. [ADVERTISEMENT.J—The fol'owing extraordinary cures with out medicine of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulency, Consti pation, Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Cough, Asthma, Consumption, and Debility, effected by Du Barry's delicious health restoring Revalenta Arabica Food, are net the least remarkable : From the liowager Countess of : Castle stuart.— Cure 52,612. Rosstrovor, County of Down, Ireland, Ath December, 1851.—The Dowager Countess of Castlestuart feels induced, in the interest of suffering humanity, to state that Du Barry's excellent Revalenta Arabica Food has cured her, after all medicines bad failed, of indigestion, bile, treat nervousness and irritability, of many years' standing. This Food deserves the confidence of all sufferers and may be con sidered a real blessing. Enquiries will be cheerftilli an swered. Cure No. 49,832. " Fifty years' indescribable agony from dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, constipa tion, flatulency, -spasms, sickness at the stomach, and vomiting, have been removed by Du Barry's excellent Food.—MARIA JOLLY, Wortham Ling, near Dim,. Norfolk." In canisters, 51bs. 11s. ; 121b5., 225. The 121bs. carriage free, on receipt of post-office order. Barry du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London;. Fortnum ' Mason, and Co., Purveyors to her Majesty, Piccadilly ; also at 60, Grace cliurch-street ; 33J and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside ; Coruhill ; 49, Bishopsgato-street ; 55, Charing-onss j 44, Upper Baker-street; 63 aid 150, Oxford-street. BANK OF A c count pursuant to the Act ' the Week ending on Saturda' ENGLAND. 'th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for P the 19+h day of J.sl., 1856. ' ATMENT. ISSUE DEP, . A N'otes honed ........ 24,283,870 Government debt .... 11,015,100 Other securities...... 3,459,910 Gold coin and bullion 9,808,870 Silver bullion 424,283,870 I £24,283,870 Dated the 24th day o f Jan., 1856. MAASHALLL, Chief Cashi er . BANKING DEPARTMENT. Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 Rest ................ 3,365,212 Public deposit e (in cluding Exchequer, Comm►ssioners of • National Debt,fiav ing's Banks, and Dividend Accounts) 3,858,237 Other deposits ...... 13,512,245 Seven Day and other Bills . , 826,250 Government securities (I ncladg.Dead Weight . Annuity)........ 13,728,246 Other securities...... 16,8 7,056 'Notes 4,913.200 Gold and silver coin .. 616,442 £36,114,944 £36,114,944 M. MARSHALL, Chief Cb.bhkr. Dated the 2I th day of Jan., 1856. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the returns made in the week ending Jan. 22, 855, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Britain : From the British Possessions in America 26s. Muscovado, the produce of the East Indies ... No return. Muscovado, the produce'of the Mauritius No return. THE PEACE PAHTY'S So . rap AT MANCHESTER will ,not be attended, it. is expected, by Mr. Cobden. The principal speakers will , be the. Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, M.P., Mr. II; Bright, M.P., General Thomp son, and Mr. Heyward, M.P. ' Mr. W. Brown, M.P., and Mr. Crook, KY., have also accepted invitations to be present. NearY37' , .a thousAid' tickets are said to have been sold. TO BE MAJORS. Captain James Skinner, Bengal Irregular Cavalry. Captain William Jones, Bengal Engineers. The commission of Captiiii Alexander Begot, of the rth Bengal Native Infantry, promoted to the Brevet Rank of Major in the Gazette of 25th May, 1855, is to bear date the 24th Jnly, 1854, instead of 11th December, 1.51. The first Christian name of Major Holloway, 42d Madras Native Infantry, promoted, in the Gazette, 21st November, 1851, is Edward, and not Edmund as therein stated. The undermentioned Officers and Gentlemen to be pro moted or appointed to the following steps of local rank in Tarkey, while serving with the Turkish Contingent : To be Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals.—First- Class Staff-Surgeon James Vaughan, vice Campbell, in valided. To be First Class Staff-Surgeons--Surgeons W. A. Wol seley, vice M'Alister, invalided; Robert Paton, vice Lit tleton, reduced. To be Surgeons—Assistant-Surgeons G. S. Sutherland, vice Castle, invalided ; J, B. Posnett, vice Macaulay, de ceased ; R. Sim, vice. Bennitt, invalided ; A. Walker ; James C. Copland, Gent., attached to the Osmanli Irregu lar Cavalry. To be Assistant-Surgeons—Acting Assistant-Surgeon J. A. Rae, vice Hamilton, resigned ; John G. Campbell, ' Gent. vice Walker, promoted. To be Acting Assistant-Surgeons—P. S. Komblan, Gent. ; Carl Roll, Gent.; Dennis Hansom, Gent. MEMORANDITIC—The undermentioned officer has been permitted to retire from the service, he having received a commutation in lieu of his half-pay : —Ensign Von Brandis, half-pay Ist Line Battalion King's German Le gion. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. Royal Radnor Rifles—Captain Thomas Johns, late 63d Regiment, to be Adjutant, vice Sanders, who has retired on half-pay. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANT S . Southern Regiment of Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Cavalry—Cornet William Drury Nathaniel Lowe to bo Lieutenant, vice Curzon ; Francis Bradshaw the y oun g er, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Lowe, promoted; John 'Wright, Gent., to be Cornet, vice C. J. Wright, promoted ; Henry Pigott, Gent., to be Veterinary Surgeon. Radborne Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—Wm. Thomas Cox, Esq., to be Lieutenant. City of Edinburgh Regiment of Artillery Militia—Second Lieutenant John Bruce to be First Lieutenant, vice Mac dougall, resigned. Royal South Gloucestershire Light Infantry Regiment of Militia—Lieutenant Thomas Morse to be Captain, vi ce Pyrke, resigned. Royal North Gloucester RegiMent of Militia—Willi am Stevens Perry Keene, Gent., to bo Ensign, vice Brereton, appointed to the 6th Regiment Of Foot. sth Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia—Henry Kir wan Robinson, late Lieutenant 4th Foot, to be Captai n , vice Weld, resigned. NAVAL MEDALS FOR THE KAIPIR WAR Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house, Jan. 24, 1856. Her Majesty having been graciously pleased to grant a medal to the officers, seamen, and marines borne on board her Majesty's ships Castor, Hermes, Styx, Dee, and Ina damanthus, between the 24th of, December, 1850, and the 6th of February, 1853, for their Services in connection with the army engaged in the Kafir War during that period— notice is hereby given that all claimants to such medal, no twithstanding any previous applications, should apply, personally or by letter, to the Accountant:General of the N a vy, Admiralty, Somerset-house (with " War Medal" outside the application). Every applicant must state ilia' rank-er- rating, and the name of the ship or ships on board whieh he served ; also, BIRTHS. OW • WON. On the 2tth inst., at 12, Trinity-square, Tower-hill, the wife of John S. Boughoy. On the 25th inst., at 8, King-street, Holborn, the wife of Mr. A—Blumenthal. Olt ♦ DAUGHTER. On the 24th inst., at Peckham, the wife of Henry Lot°, Esq., architect, London. On the 24th inst., at Grea t Missenden, Backs, the wife of the Rev. Joshua Greaves. MARRIED. , • „ On the 23d inst., at Westbourne-grove Chapel, :Je eldest son of Mr. John Reynolds, of 57, New Compton street, Soho, to Mary. Martha, only daughter of Mr. Geo. Hinton, of 10, Canning-place, Kensington, and late of 32, Princes street, Soho. On the 23d inst., Simon Price, Esq., of 26, Doughty street, to Rachel, fourth daught e r of A. Joseph, Zit., of 1, Fitzroy-square. DIXD;If," On the 24th inst., at Stockwell, Captain John Goddard, formerly of the 55th Regt., aged 73. On the 24th inst., at 3, Millbank-row, Westmi ns t er , Mr. John Randle, CE., aged 46. On the 24th inst., at Bury St. Edmund's, Anthony Col lett, Esq., aged 55. e On the 23d inst., at 5, Addison-terrace, Notting-hill, Jeptha Huntly, Esq., aged . 78. On the 23d inst., at 1, York-place, Camberwell New road, Kennington, John Brandon, Esq., aged 73. On the 22d inst., Lord Henry Beauelerk, third son of William, eighth Duke of St. Albans; and uncle to the pre sent Duke, aged 44. On the 21st inst., at the Vicarage, Painswick,_alooes tershire, the Rev. Robt. Strong, M.A., for nearly 35yeare. vicar of the above parish, aged 61. On the 30th October last, at Natal, Joseph Scrutton, Esq. ; late of the Stock Exchange. London, aged 70. LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Pxinter, at The Sun Office, /co. 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the county of Atitidlesex, Saturday, January 26,1456. . 2