The Sun. — London, England, 1856-04-21 00:00:00

_ _ ,_ _..„, ,_ - .- ... .., ,r 3 if t• il. ee 1 zeruitl w ea u l l am no i t ti m e ck s e ee te m is t e ,i r o , n a e n u d u , e w i h a i e l a e r a a l e s d ni . ez r ee i p in e es tie . ib r le 1 . __eo n __ BANKS, ASA ITRANC E, AN D OTH el It a . _ _ _•__ t• nofMr . Whiteside, postponed till - What a satire is the telegraphic despatch of 1 At the Marlboroughatre . et lasice-court on Saturday, ' PANIES' STOCK. By the mo ro The controversy with regard to St. James's Park • Monday week, the Ifouse of Commons will be ,Lord Clarendon dn the 9th of August last, _ e .s---e____--- a a l one of the most extraordinary cases of a contieuous and . 'edit. - has been brought to a point which, if not consi- . authorising the hopeless expedition of Omer.Paaha successful series of forgeries on bankers and private per- .From the Oflicial List. lled on to express an opinion whether her Ma dared as a final .one, is satisfactory enough. -There i ca t's Government is in any degree char eable with to Redout-Kaleh, upon the deliberate documents Naval and Military intelligence. wins' in town and country ever detailed in a pidice court PUBLISEIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVE: *8 to be a road from the end of St. James's-street d es Y . the great military disastT of the war- g the loss of which infor . med Williams, four months previously, ----0-____.... • was brought to a close on Friday by the apprehension The Assurance, 4, screw despatch gun-boat, Celle -of three brothers, John Ingram Owen, 'George .Sinith , . , ,L.O.IaDONa FRIDA:Y, APRIL 18, 1856. I tts , Buckingliam-gath. This road will be cut be- Kars. The question raisied is very simple, but that no assistance wOuld be rendered ! - sas------ - .. tween Marlborough4unise and St. James's Palace. ost important ; and the discussion will he closely The real question for the House of Commons, mender Wm. G. Jones, has had her compass ad'usted, e 1 Owen, era" Elward oe -en, whone the detecire pelice for GAS-LtOtIT AND COKE COMPANIES. sitting as the great inquest of the nation, to deter- an d l e ft sheerness on Saturday last for Portsmouth to a t least 18 mootbs have been in purenit of. The Luna It will be carried along the paved road into the m scrutinised. It is a °Teat mistake to suppose that _______________„ , - , - Mall, and so.in front of the Palace to Buckingham the public are indigrent. to the mann . ' tt er in wh h mine is, whether mere should not have been done for the relief of Kars than could possibly have been join the squadron. The Firefly, 4, paddle-wheel steam- Name of Company. . ber Of cages in which the forgers have been completely- , •.. vessel, Capt. H. C. Otter, left Sheerness on Saturday at ; successful, already 'traced by the police, ranoaa , betw"n Dividend , AmUunt per of _____._ ____Atirenn_. ......lhare. Paid. gate s - 'Thns .Belgravia and London are for the first the campaign. was conducOted because the war itself anticipated from the despatches of.• Lord Claren time" brought into sle ,, e connection. We should have . is now over. On the $ Y . b don ? Had a resolution beets taken in the .spring ccontrary the are sewer three p.m. with the new mortar-vessels, Nos. 53 and 30 and 40, and the sums obtained, in about 18 months, ts.d.X s. d. been more grateful for the concession had it been . a r .. . . in . an explanation on crircumstances which thev of last year to comply with the . requisitions of 54 d h Thames, tender to Formidable, in tow for British - .......... „ _ _ _ . ,an a e fall very little short of 3,000/. Edward 0 xen, about Ditto erovincial- .. 7.1. 20 0020 0 0 less tardily made, but at any rate there it is atlast. cannot comprehend. Th oy see that the reputation General Williams, and to have - afforded the army Pertsmouth. These mortar-vessels built by Harvey and . aro or three years ag t e, lived as clerk with Mr. Jeaks Brighton .......... 20 0020 0 0 The isolation of so principal a quarter 'of the town of Asia , the direct a,ssistance of this •country, the • C` ) . , gland has in somse unaceounta . hie ma,nuer army of Mouravieff would surely have been kept in draw 61 feet ef water, with full cemplement of Con'inental(4thC-ap.T. - t -- 3. I n ' : : 1. 2 'i( 0 ) 6 0 ‘ 1 as the one which is knovin as Belgravia was one of ,nf En c s .ove naanufacturer, ilusetmestreet ;J.I. 0 vren was a' City of London •' 4% a C b e le ntra •• l • • • : • .: :: ••• 8/ 2 p l er i c ° :n . t. 5 1 ( 4 ) 1 0 ° 0 ° :en damaged by most a. 5 . [verse incidents smee the -lerk in the Coetorn-houee but dismissed for niisconduct; l: . stores, provisions, shot, and shell, With armament com- and Geere e Smith Owen: breu ht u in the drue line, all . the greatest defects in the eround-plan of London, ar commenced and' thiey are anxious to know all and should long since havelseenTemedied. The ex check, and perhtsps have been signally discomfited. Ode. had a kind of office at 12, Tower-street, as agent for imperial ....„ „ o o neete ironu.s. so 0 0 ail ' wh the th bl ' ts imainl with what is called e r .e . ame res .. f making this road including the removal of pense o , y *th h To affirm that the Adruini • • stration is free from the It will be seen by the following report how some of wholesale druggists. Some years ago the father of the Ln o ti: d p o e o n : i . e . n t. .. „ 40 0 0 „ our Ldmirustrative ,System, or wi t ose men . i the German Chapel, will be 21,900/., the chief por- b ame of the Kars disaster will be to approve a our flying squadron have been enga gad in the Baltic P e g p _ e7, :1, rtte u a l t t risoners was in exten . sive business at Shrewsbury as Do., Parl.l);ef • e • re • n • c • O 6; pe - r cent. ' 2 6( 5 ) ° O 0 ° • f ho ar are at the head of the system and who ' •• . tion.of wisich sum will, of course, be expended in the li ve th • • •• h 1 • Is' d - . r dis osal tshe wo e mig tan re weak, vacillating, and inglorious' policy, and to during the last six weeks :-The Firefly, - which left a . woellen draper, but Le failed, and it was en this PPo3,ix .••..4. es •• ... 41'. per cent. !60 .0 0 . 52 U-0 remova. at the building. The operation is to be per- aye at f ei p . declare that the wisest course for our Government, Sheerness six weeks since with the mails for the flying bankruptoy that the suoeretracturt of forgary was ttatcliff ...• . „..... • 51. 100. 0016 0 0 I • le• • t ls . h the nation. t is t is polls w ic United General ...... 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all . formeo 3n afar More extensive scale than we had con- S . 011 . 1'07 o d. the inapend;ing debate will clear up, when a great military operation in which ive are squadron, proceeded direct to Kiel, there coaled, teence afterwards ratted. Tee first case of forgery tracer! to Westminster Chartered - 4f oer cent. • 50 • 0 0 , I templated, but we freely admit that the removal of it is . ope . nearly concerned is in progress, on the issue of to Faro Sound, there fell in vath the Euryalus, pylade s , the prieoners wa3 on Messrs. Coutts and Co. for 6101., Ditto, New ........ - 51 0 10 0 . t is antici ateal with the strongest inte by the primener Elward, who, through his sister, be • the chapel and the wider entrance to the Park will be anclhen T ce h i d. . . p - t - • •bl t th e A mmistra .son is - responsi e o e which the reputation of England in the East must Falcon, and Ffarrier, the Imperieuee being on a cruiee up the , Gulf of Finland, up which ehe advanciri uqtil the nted with the hartriwritin of a laii who came &equal , .. .. g , Y , - WATER-WORKS. -great improvements. Thesum required is, after all, r h es se, but the house its elf is responsible to the mainly depend, is to follow the precedent este lid ice impeded her further pre 'Tess The Imoerieuse kept cesh at Coutts s. This took place about 18 er 20 . trifling enough,: 'when compared with the conse coeuuntry. • . Wished by Lord 'Clarendon and Lord Penn:tura, S 3 4.. - . • '• '• then proceeded to Dintzic to eta!, thence she went -to h T' • • . • f h moot s ago. ne police were sent in pursuit o t e Dividend Amount erletICEA of the minutest , blunders of the War De- There are some facts. which are indisputable. and do-NOTHING. Faro Sound, and there received her mails from the Fire- forger ; they traced him by railway to Kingston, then Name of Company. i• per of rata Partment, and the-blundera of that department are - tseneral Williams joined the army in Asia as " the - fly five days after tbeir arrival there. On the arrival of into a hackney brougham, ween they lost him. One of t , Annum. Share. • not often minute. •We are most happy to add that Commissioner of the Qu(son of Eneland," in Sent the Firefly at Faro Sound she was towed through the• the prieoners gave out that he had jest returned with a . -- . - Xs.d.X s. d. the idea of bisecting the..beautiful gardens with a 1854 d from that d. t t'l th ° • • a(sun i e capituiatiou o a• t '' f SIR R. AIREY AND THE -CRIME AN fixed ice, from six to seven inches thick, a distance ef large fortune from Australia. He had cards printes, east aoneon Grand Junction .... J 4. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 1 carriage -road is definitively given up. There is, ' an BOARD OF INQUIRE three miles, by the Falcon screw steam-vessel, the givi ng his address at Peel River, Australia, and he an Kars at the end of Nov., 1855, our Government . Kent-. - ...• • 4'. per cut.' 100 0 0 - • indeed, to be a bridge across . the Ornamental paddles of the:Firefly being rendered useless. The Fire- neunced that be had returned t o E ng l an d f or th e tole Lambeth - .... •• -- i - 100 0 0 - stantly and full informed of the condition was con . .y . . . . ---eae........__ Water, but for f tp. Ssengers only. This will lse oo - a • fly then coaled there, and was towed back again by the Purpose of paying all his father's creditors in full. With Newßiver Company 2l. 10s. - - • . of the Turkish army in .Aisia, of its wants, its de outhwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - a-great convenience to the inhabitants of that new • When the news of the Crimean horrors arrived in h Sh th k h •1 t ceecke prepar d beferehaal one or the other of the e th i s Falcone° her tine ()rage. e en too te. mai s•o • e- • • - West Middlesex ... •5/ re nt 61 • 0 0 - - • - .pe e . 1 abl " ffic• and. its danger Lord Claren- . por eme c lency, Kiel, and there found the brothers waited on the creditors in succession, and by a country, not wholly unexpected, nor yet without warn- Majestic and • Cmsar at . • district which is now rising between Westminster ell k .th • h ' don and Lor Panmure . w new at wit out ing in what had occurred at Varna anchor. - She coaled there, and proceeded again to Faro Plausible story succeeded in disarming, i•:uspicion and in- • BRIDGES. . • Abbey and the Belgravian squares. We have not and in the long-de lar e reinforceruents that arm prompt aid and g . . y ferred embarkation, it was often as Sound. On her pastage down she communicated with deicing the creditors to take the checks. which were ked, both here and - d f le . t• n to - offer to Sir Benjamin Hall's a wor •o o aee le could not hold its ground against the Russian force abroad, how ie was that the English tbe Amphion off Bornholm, the squadron still re- always for a larger amount than the cl, bt, and to give • Dividend Aznount . charaeter • e ,so vigor- . . per of Paid. tint. tWO - ' plan as far as it goes, -further changes are -they knew also that such aid was not to be ex- ons, so - practical, so inventive, f 1 .eoul of resources, was t IC'el Sh •e h f h i their own checks for the difference. In most instances Name of Company. meaning a i . e remaine t ere or t ree r ays, • Annum. Share. ' necessary befere the Park 11 fully opened-that is these good checks were made the foundation for iarger man Government at Con- so little reflected in what had just tr n ' pected from the Oat° . . a spired of our milt- e ?glades and Fawn were sent to cruise when th ~ . . s , . . , to say, a commumca • fion between Pall-mall and •stantinople. Either it wanted means or it wanted tary operations. It was clear that England was one thing off •Gottka Sando. The •Amphion and Harrier were forgeries, and in this way coneiderable sums were ob. X s. d. 4 s. d. - Storey's-gate, and an. entrance or access 'from vigour to place the Asian army in -an efficient at home and another thing abroad. But We was; not the sent -to cruise eff-Courland, Three days after they left mined from benkers at Shrewsbury, 'Taunton, Salisbury, Ihingerfard.......... - - - - - • Spring-gardens. We - cannot, however, ,' say that . state. But with this knowledge our Foreign whole of the puzzle. The soidier was hardy, brave, the Cuckoo arrived with the newe of pesce and with Poole, the London and Westminster, Herries and Co., so l u i t i li i ve a v e k w ... ; iii . p ... e . ii. pe - r cent. 1 21 ) ) •2 2 -- there bas been any very-loud expression of epinion Secretary and Minister of War decided that ready. and, above all, thoroughly subordinate. He might orders to recall the squedron. The Firefly then pro- Grote, Pretcett, and Co., P e etb, Trowbridge., Manches- Waterloo . - 100 0 0 - either of these points. It is obvious enough be said not to have a will and scarcely a mind of hie own. ceeded to Gottka Sando to recall the Pylades and Falter, &c. Information of these repeated forgeries was Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - upon b nothing more was sto be done than to make va Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10 . s. 4d. lg i g i; - e• that if there lee a good. opening at Marlb rough- . remonstrances which theyeknew would be unheeded. Whence, then, the . failure of an army which seemed con, and thence.off Coprland to recell the Amphion and forwarded to Scotland-yard, and severe! of the most ex uxhall ............ 965. - - house the simple difference will be that the traffic • By seriding Gen.- Williams. to -join tile army in to cembine in ari. extraordinary degree the absolute •Harrier. From off Courland she proceeded to Faro perienacesd tr b the a d d e l e v ti i va s , among whom were Police-ser from the ci •ty will pasaalong .Pall-mall in place of Asia Eueland was directl made a art to the obedience of the soldier• with the. power and skill Sound ; when off there fell in with the Imperieula cone- gean m t mt m a ll iiiamson, were speaially retained . municated with her ; during this time of abeence of the by L essrs. u enn and Co., on behalf 01 the hankers, . DOCKS. along t e h Mall in St. James's Park. .It will, -no ? a _ . .Y._ P Y of civilisation ? _Let us. see how_ far answer -to war in that quarter., Uf this Lord Clarendon seems this uestion is supplied b the y . tone of the wite s e ye • Firefl all the vessels except the Falcan, Cuckoo and to apprehend tbe forgers. The forgers could not stir Dividend • r Amount doubt, iii the 'sad, provg the wiser course to coa to have been fully conscious. It was necessar lie n q befor h ' ' h d lef th. r The Firefl then b ' der without being dogged by the detectives •if they went Name ef Company. per . of Paid. C c i , ittier Board of Inquiry.; Sir ar . aperieuse, a t ee• . Annum. Share. • - nect St. James's Park with Charing-cross, for such wrote (Se t. 22, 1854), that Gen. Williams sh Y oUld 11. 8s A e8 ire ' .m e us: 11 Y •' Y " - h . a 1 h - ' ' - h • Commodor e Watsoc, proceeded up to Gottka Sando Poo t e coutary te te egrap was put into requieition • -- --- an improvement would add great beauty to that " h h .p h T lc' h als • 11 . t" • - f y d 1 , , . c nsu F ave ig . ur is ra given im o insure re- more avanre c age of British c red - a fair specimen of t e t -. •a•• • laf hF 1 - if • - dh ff hIl d dth t 1 . - h I fficers. He has eajoyed in searc 0t e a con, an• owe er oteisan an ; e poen ry po it,e were on te a ert. The detectives . . -- Xs.d.l X s. cl. quarter •of the town, .as - well as ease the traffic s spect for .his authority ;" and in the following Oc- the friendship of our most pOwerful military men • , and is off - Gottka. The Firefly, thee, being senior vessel, Smith and Williamson would not follow them, well ' eommerciai 'st India.. '6!. pr zent. Stock. Stock. Stock. - but there is no•occasion for precipitancy or undue ordered the Cuckeo and Falcon to proceed to Kiel. The knewine, ee they said, that when they had done the rta,a t t aa • a., l 2 t v e e e ,, - • ..... • . tober- he wrote that " her Majesty's Government evidently regarded with no disfavour by the Coart of 20s, per sh. - haste.. It is most certain that now the• Park is Firefly then proceeded to Fero, and there took on board " job" in the comary they would return to town to London ..• • ; ...... 5/. pr cent. stock. - had a direct interest in the effective.. state of the Inquiry. Intrusted with a most important position in partially thrown open it will, in the end, be thrown Turkish army, as it was likely that military opera- - the Crimea--avith what Had reallte we know-he •has from the Government depot atone:. 15 tone of -coals, be• . their . old haunts and associates in the Haymarket, Dine e0nd5......... 4Z. per cent. - - .4t. Katharine ...... •• 4 per cent. Stock. - - open - Ma every side. tious on a large •scale would be • carried on in Asia • • been rewarded with a Still more important position, with ing all that remained at the depoa all other:vessels-of tke 'vhere they spent the greater part •of these dishonest onthampton ........ 31. es per c. 50 0 0 50 0 0 Thus,: then,- two• great objects 'have, been ob next year. ° So far, there was a foresight, but it was what result 3 we have still to experience. Ile is the Bri- squadron having filleol un there previout to their leaving ' , amines, and where one of them, fro m hi s reckless ex- victoria ..........o. .si. percent. 20 n o! to o o , tained-we have saved St. James's-gardens, and we foresight of that kind which regards the robabilit - tish officer, the min of, the Crimea, the very being on for England. The Firefly then left on the 7th inia. ter travagence foe some time past, has been known under - , • • • . • JOINT-srocK BANKS. have obtained a communication between.Belgra.via - , . P,. . .Y whom Englard and all Europe were spSculatinga twelve- -Kiel. Between Faro and Bornhelm fell in with a denee the 'name ef " Cnampagne George, of the Steck Ex , 10 . h li h• ' • „ of evems, without ma mg tes , Y test re aratlol fog. Guns were kept fired and fog signale made,: which change." The telegraph wait serviceable on more th It . li and the remainder of the town. Sir Benjamin Han, - s p P 1 month ago how it was that, being an Englishman, he • Dividend • Amount to meet them. - .... , was so little of an Englishuian, and showed so tittle of e ere shortly anseered by several guns. Oil the Firefly one occasi,m ; the most, recent, hovvever, appears Name of Conipany. I per of • Paid. in the course of• his explanation on Friday night, F the first a Gen. ..Williains's d t h 5a - t h ching slowly towards the sourel , he foend the Iris- to be this :-one of the prisoners took a lace to Annum. •••hare. ith , on t ee t pa c d e. o t at t race whieh covers : earth and sea with its achieve- a l : , ) P raa - e,• • . " r e ' - o; ii ' 11' '. ' P . . - informed the House that -it was his intention to the l ret t a th t ' as eir enour s e same. os an 'yaw un- min , s. _ , perie.ase at ancner unuer Bern holm. eee - •reoy anchored e reme, but tee telegraph does not extend to that I 4 s. d. 4 a 0. carry out the third recomnsendation to the com varyingly he complains-of the wants of the Turkish 'llse tone andtein er of the man ha _. . . there els°. On the same eyeni na th e fog clearing Off, the Place. Coheeepently, the message had tl he forwarded . - 1 knstralaida........... '2O/..per cent. 40 0 0 a n mittee. This was to the effteet 'that a road should . . . . . - - _ . . , p ... . ve.now been tested„ , . ~a. ' . army,. and- especially of the deficienciee at Kars. -not merely byeemmand, but by being broug ti t tt ` h n o con ac - inperieuee ano rirefly proceeded fo r K ie l ; t h ere f oun d part of the way by train, and this delta, enab;ed lease North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 /I • be opened from Waterloo-place to the Mall, termi thellyieg squadrsn, except the F a l co n an d Cuelom ; the the prieoner to make his attempt. Mr, Shepherd, iroininercial of London. lnl.per cent t . 100 0 0 20 0 0 The infentry were in .rageed clothin withont with two Royal Conimitsions, both of their' .conan f i na,titig' near :Storey's-gate. Sir . Benjamin so far shoes without stockings wi - thous kna tcks The . the same, Retinae andentitlereto the same res p i t g , r ( 1 ) ) i i : latter vessel arrived at inideight of the setae day. On the of Frorne, an extentive cloth •manufacturer, was waited " E I:, i i n i a l 1 n t a, „ 1 : :: : •• : : : •• •. :•• : : , 5 61. ge e :c c :n u t: i l 2 ° : : : ‘ 5 6 : : disregards the suggestion of the committee that he a 1 , had •t.l z ". 11. ts t 11 - .' b own commission of Major-General and the co - "2 a a ' . f following day all left for Eagland except the F i refly an d upon by one of the brothers with the old story of being emcee - ea , Ilk.of Aus. - 1200 O. - azl 0 ea,va rer b. ne4 ,h i e er va ises, 2 0 3 0 s, epuze, sa res, innaissi i on . o praposes to lea.ve the Duke of •York's.pillar standing hie Commander-in-Chief. Under• the first C Cuckoo. The Firefly creasel during the I:eght,. and . left o n about to discharge his father's debts, anti he offered a Londoii . awl County .. 10 .. per centl 50 oa2oo . rm n f or car ira_ess t _ men 7 f ere . in i o r n Ells in arrears . the following day ; she anceered off Sprogo the same cheque for 170/., which wat 100/, more than the balance. it , , , oz o ti u li o ti l yclin c i i i , is . t . r . 1 .2 i ••••• p p e e r r e e c e %t t ..ll: o ) ::)) o o lg (?) : where it is, apd to lead the road ou either aide of two officere of great ability and servicesemwmentslutur o pay. _ For he servi •e -. . the a t lery there w E ere evening to ta'ee astronomical observatione, remaini ne Mr. Shepherd did not quite like the tralisacam e. and h e I Frovincial of Ireland.. . 81. per cent 100 0 0. 25 0 0 it into the perk. There appears to be a certain the Crimea to inqnire into the loan of many thoueanci required horses, ammunttion,. and gunners. nit the applicant off for a Oily or so, The forger teok .NT., gtt0 t r i e ,: . 1 .. n . 4 ..... , ... s ti eper cent t: ' • 4i; 0 0 diffieulty with the leeseee of the houses on Carlton- _na men an•l horses by .want of food, coaling, and eaelaa, all that. day ; at midnight weighed and proceeded to • 1 0 0 22 IT e trenehing tools were • wanted . to repair the ro . ads ; in spite of Andeolt for a similar perverse.; left Atria& in the after- Ihe alarm, started off to Salisbury, and :thenee te Bath, • t terrace. In their leases a covenant wee oravinally immense suppliee sent out front the; country. \Tat igviecia e l o a f h.:ng.. 8• .. i re r r c c e e i n it. 100 0 0 35 0 0 • drugs and surgeons were needed for the hospitals ; As General Aire 's •Iffi ane routidee the Satw on the 6th hest at - '6 a' m • where the c(mintry police, who were by this time in poe- - : ' ri Date. New .....• •• 8:, per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 . introduced to the effect that - tle7 were to have the . ' • - . - i . y ce was directly responsible, a wl n,:ion , .. provisions and stores of ail kinds were wanto for as the Generals of Division, Lerd. Lucan fo sloe o tie e egret) .c message, os ion. I• h D I • ' ' •'' ' fI. t 1 hi ••1 t la At length ens arrivet in te . e ems, ant anchored - at 5 p.m. on . rientie Bank Corpora, 8!. p_ ct&bs. 25 0 0 all uninterrupted Use- of the terrace from east to west. . _ f , r example, Friday, •making the run froth the Scaw in 59 a ...ours • re- the exertions of the detectives were ia.teuded with sud- .louth Australia - :•.. 1•V p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 „ ~ the sup I of the garrison. These wants are urged • referred to the orders Irani la Is office,. o couree the Coin- Not long afterwards an entrance was cut into the py 1 ''' hd d - 1 •''f I • ' ' rosined in the Downs nine hours, for a pit e a thea we.ic; lied cess ; they succeeded in ta!-;ing all three brothers into ilt it a to af Australia... : E; . p e e r r zril .. 25 0: 0 , not once on y, but a un re times ; t ley are re-, • missionere 0 nquiry hal to go straieht to him and _the 2 ih o park, - and, in corisideration of this, and after due and arrived at Sheerness at 8.30 a.m. the seine day. The cuetody toeether. It appeared that Mr. Rutter, um- (Mimi olLo • n - d • o • n • .:::. 20•: P per cent. 50 - 0 0 10 0 0 eated in every. variety of fora], and pressed in the register of his orfice. It ie inetiossible to read Sir R. conseltation with the lawyers, the ground-rents of ,P oost movin manner. Such sentences as the fol- Airey's own. account of what took place 'bete-een him• Firefly has run over about 3,600 miles and expended brella maCer, Cheapside, was one of the father's credia Union of- Madrid ... - - 4 O 4O 0 0 all ' -.._______________ the -Carlton terrace lessees were reduced. The rowin g • t tl • • a 1 W . l g are sons an y recurring in enera : - self and the Commissioners without perceiving that be during six weeks more than 500 tons of coals. - tors. He received a visit a few days ago from Edward, CANA.LS. questien is,-did this reduction only cover the ex- liam's despatches to Lord Clarendon :- determined to set them at nought. Though they often - The 'Mimes steam transport, No. 92, Caotain Strutt, :he brothers w one of , ho stated he came to pay his . ' istiag entrance for foot-passengers, or can this be sought him, and thrice iteteelly eat down at the table.nf father's de.bts, roducin at th arrived at Spithead on Saturday from' the Orimea, with o . g e same time a cheque for ' met 0 e •Dividend I t*t lord thatnot day 'tobe 1 t 1 lie follo w i ng i n y e lie s amt waseneers --Lion Charles 15/,, and receivieg the talaace in a clip ne fsr /10 • Nall'ltn If I 13 Dividend p,„ it anc o l . his office, and opened a regular examination, he never p q 7 • '• r'otp.-zanies. ':' per ' -ce PlB--- - -1 tl ' Per converted into a carriage-road without infringe- r e r n essa in y r m es y s .._ u o , n your I:rdehip is the nee s ess ; t St k - - • - . r• - • • ' • ' - As h b - • • - Companies. el , Ann . i answered. one question by .word of mouth. Though ,-_, _, 3 es, 4th Foot.(in command) ; Firet Claes Surgeon . e was a out to leaye the ithop he turned reund to - 1 ment of their rights ? This is a question which we i u p o g rept Y acti P ve, and a P mple support in the execution o Y f in y 7 -Annum. VG ritten questions were sent te him he let f Paynter, of the Me licel Staff • Assist en t Sureeon J. Mr. Rutter, and said coolly " You cennot but acknova . ______ - --a--- - , t them unan- ~„ - • , - • '• ' •• - -7 ' • id. ' f • " • ' i niust leave Sir _Benjamin - Hall to settle with the d r uties.-Dec. 12, 1854. • ; . . - ;- • w swered for ne,. eny weeks, and to ail anDearance neve- '''' '-'-' 'owan, of the 55r,h ; Acting Assietant au egeon eee tnat my „ether has behaved like a gentleman to a ' X j lessees ; but, in - the meantime, is there any reason L d e'l d 0„ 'tied th •t•f th 11 h •d- h • or te aren on rec eni e sus ice o ese won i ave auswere t ein, e• '' - - IGIT d • d - H had be not reeeived a pe- • tn ,a n oso a l.d r -, ser W. Coombe (in niedical you." Mr. Raver .assemed. " Well, then " said the , A slitn•itOldh 98 7:. is. ct. 145 I„lacclesfleld. 100 21. 10s. why ;the road should not be opened from the base , representations as often as they were made. Ife remptory order from Lord - Panniiire to answer the! b; charge) ; First Claes Staff Surgeon F. Foaker ; Ceptein Au -t.••alien capitalist, " I think, as the weath'er appears • tarnelee ttr -• 11 5 , 1 : - 4 7 . • i - r a x e f e o t r % :.. ... .. :i i iii 4 ), , 16k , of;the :steps to Storey's-gate? The moet important admitted the urgency of the case. He deciared it the next mail, which, by-thaey,- he boasts he did nont d - 1 G. A. :Warburton, of the 19th• Foot ; Capt. J..). Wood, -squaly, you rneght as well make me a present of an um- tit: , ; t il e: , e b tiein g ' - 40: 4/. 92 Peak Forest. -is 5/. Os. - points have already beet). obtained. - St. .Jarnes"e was most necessary that the wants . brought to his He assumed from the firet that the inquiry was to be of the 82d eCapt. John E. Thring, B.A. ; Lieutenant J, hrella." "Choose one, : " said Mr. Rutter. A guinea ooventry..•• I too' 25,.. • - Regent's .• •• 30 '1 00 '7 15s: 84 Rodidale•••• 85 lk los. oardens are preserved for public use and enjoyment, a notice should be supplied, .and that all the require- " only" into the Coinmissariat, and businese of that sort ' Sharpies, 39th Foot ; Lieutenant Richard Coo is, 46th ; - unamella . was selected, and both parties took leave, mu- a •Y F p li r s b mre&C • h • ;' l 69 2"e: p ct. - Somrset Coal 140. - and the inhabitants of one of the richest quarters ments of General Williams should be promptly aed that the.only object was the future mendin of the' t Lieut.: E. Townshend, 46te e Lieut. C,, H, Williams, tually pleaQed with their. morning's work. Mr. Rutter ‘; orateiee nein 100 3'l. pi.ct. 41 Do. Lk Fdzit 12 - 281. 4 of the town are -relieved from isolation. We con fulfilled.. Nearl as often as he received a despatch department. Even on this suppesition though g h• ' - v . R.N. ; Rev. G, J. Gilt,- Chaplain to the - -Forces ;M e immediately published the affair to - his friends as a fine Do., 6 or.Ct.' 10.61. pr. ct. 1114 , &Ord &Wore 140 Grand •,irrey 1001 44 , - Stirewsbury.. 125 - eratulate them and all Londoners upon the result, receut experierice had shown the iso ' - is (1-1- ' T. Fogarthy, of the Turkish Conti ngen t. ; 1 Medic:Al trait in huitian nature-filial piety engaged in re-este. o from th •• 3' 1 • e British Commiseioner he wrote to Lord penance of that de -14 Os, - IStourbridge.. , 45 121. i and would only ask in addition that this road partment, he nevertheless did not take one step not one ' Staff Steward, 14 orderlies, 2 non-commissioned officers, bashing a parent's credit and character ; bat his views r i ga n n n d t s yni v on a. oo A , 1 39,. 6s. Od.- 6% Severn andi ' . Stratford at Constantin I, d . • cr th t h ep e (stirin„„ a t e com -21. across the parade, which ,is ready for use, should micute's tumble, . not one word not tl:f th 13 .Commissariat bakers, 2 servante, 2 distressed, sea- ( ni the subject suetained a disagreeable revulsion by the Lancaster .• :100 - - -. I wee nail. j 26 • one s ro e o e I'l 1 G 1 W*l p ain s o aim i hams might be brought to .5/ - 4641,e ;Warwick & 7 men, and th e foli o ain g eoliliers and others :-18 of te e return of the forged cheque, aed a commuttication from I.e F ds & t L r ivrp l Igg .' 2 61 . be no longer closed. e d • n to a Yance that tuppotad obiect-the improvement J9l - Birmin g ._ I 100 21 - the notice of the Ottoman Gaverument, and that o p t' the Coironiesariat a . Royal Artillery, 2of the Royal Horse Artillery, lof the police, which opened his eyes to the fact time he had a 1 etoe ; L e ei:s e t'r arz • ih . •83 -• • ---. 4 Warwick & 1 nd Transport servicee-till after Nll•ff.maimomstarsme......mna llia his requisitions might he complied with. In this the departure of the Cemrnissi ' - the' Royal Seppers ana Minere, 4of the Grenadier Lott 7/. - 10 e. and a guinea umbrella, bat had gained a LoughLorogh 142 701 550 Napton. 3 100 21 . • t oners, and when he had nner he convenieetly. thretv all reeponsibility received peremptory od - Guaris 7of the Coldstr •arn Guard. 7of the Seats new " wrinkle." Oil Friday last detectives Smith and Monmouthsh•loo! - - Worcstr & / - 78 21. THE BA ND IN' KENSINGTON G.ARDENS. ma - ' - - - r ere from her Majeety's Secreta,ry •• ' ' -' - - Wel. •' - - Mntgmerysh 100,'' -.- I Binning. j Fusilier Guards, 6of the Ist R.-;yal Regenent of Foot . •ainson, accompanied by Mr. Rutter, followed one from himself. He wrote much, but did nothing. of War. He actuate that, a. it was his own opinion MeltnMwbry 100; - - Wilts & Brks• - 10 s . Od. ~ (2d battalion), 3of the 4th, 2of tne 7th, 2ef the 9,1), 9 of the brethere into Clerkenwell, and saw him enter a Having maao up his mina that the Turkish Go- that a formal. examinatio n , in which the Comineseioners Yesterday the hand of the Royal Horse Gnarls Blue Yernment ought to do 'whatever was neeessary in were to take the lead, wuuld be of no use, he was reeolve,l. ef the 13th, 3of 14th, lof the 17th, 3of the IBth, Gnt public-hons, close to Sr. John's -gate. A second brother I NAURANc E COMPANIES. lie I9th, lof the 20tb, 1 of the 2 i tt , e o f t h e 2 3 e , 6 o f A.oort aftereard e s made his appearance, and went into played , again in Kensington -gardens, when-owing, Asia, he would pay no attention to the hints he not to subintt to it. He was reedy, he Hap, to take a .Dividead • Amount e with one of them • and eh' ie 30th sof the 3lst 3of the 33;1 2of th e 34th 6 t a tne wile public-house. Detective Smith followed and Name of Co an . mp y. per of Paid. , r deubtless, in a great measure, to the magnificent wee- received, that lie was expecting more from it than 'r i l l . - , inke, he eays, that in frs!e - 421, 2of the 44i.e, sof to IA great grati cation found all three brothers the 38th' 3of the 39th, 3of the - ' ' h • fi • . Annum. Share. conversation he could have expedite! ever thi g ther -ve_ry neal-ly twice. as many people were assembled it would ever perform. He seems to have cou _________ _ doubt many a than who, - in the course of life Y n h . N I ° the 4titia 2of the 48th, lof the 60th, 3of the are le sof in the room. Eit ward was. with - his back to the • ------- ------ . or t . e vie's - - aa *or" tae - Sundey:peevious. The band may be said in ceived that , his sole duty wae remonatrance ; and iitudes of bewail affairs, has ti • the 56th, lof the 570, lof the 63c1, 2of the 68th, 1 fire ; Ineram was reading the . paper ; and George Albion ... .....• •• •. 3/. 10s. 51 s i:l d d It s f; d t) . i staad an exatmnation dut he disoharoed witlrwond 1 erful pert naort of the 71,4, 2of the red, 1 . °fella 77;h, .5 of the 82], 3 was drieltine ale. Detective Smith ' walked up Alliance WI:. and FOr. 71. 14s. 6d. bs. 100 0 0 11 11 0 . scene degreetto have re•leeteed its reputatien, while the • a l ais Y - . b Y• Torrid like to have it cnnclucted in that fretearid-eas his Lordship's exp: -. stUlatinnst could , have - v of the 88th, lof the 89th, 2of the Nth, 1 of.the 93J, 2 111 the fire-place, and touching Eilwerd said, An D e tt o tc l: Marine ....... •;1 6 . p.c. & p bs t: 10 5 0 00 0 25 1 t ( t ) g anthmitiel.eoncerned in the selection of the inuac car-- - IL. manner. But the two Cionenieeioners did not think the Y saaed Kars, we are aui • ee ready to admit it would were :tent 3,000 miles to inquire into the loss of an arm' of the Ist BattaliOn Rifle Brigade, of the Medical Staff " Halo Edward, how do you do ?" The broth•r thus ' 1 .::- .... I L rc o , I . . n . titinly did - niere 'toilette to their audience a,nd te the.oc- • tura •• •• ••'••. 50 0 0 515 0 1 never have fallen. At one time h e is exalted with in this pleasant conversational style. They resolved tYo Corps, 11 ot the Land Transport CorPs, 1 Comflai4sariat adfire:sed, weo aad made himself look as much like a I.reus Life .........•• 4?.p e r cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 . - cd - ti'in whieh ha , ' attracted so vast a •cre wd. With this ~.,, , , _, .. .. , _ .. the hope " that measurea will be taken for at ask questiens and obtein answer' which they dia • even Labourer, and 50. of the Army Work 3 Corpe all a h em foreigner as poisible, replied in some kind of gibberish. rape, c t o t rapez n al iie t 71. t tOz. bs 1 2 : 0 0 1 5 0 ( 0 1 s () , ; adniestinn we have alio to recerd thee , „ , probaba , rn de-, length . abandonine that systematic neglect With - tually, So, as the answe h ' ' rs eve been obtained and a ' - the landed at the dockyard in the afternoon, and they " Coine, .drop that • now," said Smith. " I belong to 0 - ' o l e u r n ic t3 L; 3 . l . e . °!! .....'..* .. *Pr a 4i. • 100 0 0 10 0 0 1 , feeencalaaliegerieraldlsapperwel created by lastaanday's which th art - y' - ' t K.- h b et t•1"'. p rt hes b f ddth • 1 e a a ars as een rea.e.. e 0 een oun e ereupon, et us now see how '• . proceeded to ievelid• quartera • the detectivea I want you arid your two brothers here crowu .....:.... •• -17 s. ed 50 0 0 500 • 1 perforinance:ltae very oeposite extreme was adopted. (Nov. 29;1854.) And aS another time he is silenced Sir R. Airey deids with aaesult so much beyond his an- Tee freight-ship Hope, of 500 tons registeo now lying for . forgery, and here re .Mr. Rutter, who knows some- eagle .. ...•• •• ss. _5O 1 , 3 ( 0, : g g i in ,the London-docks, is appolnted to sail shortly for rhing ab.-nit that umbrella yeu have got in yeur hand." pu r. i l ty vt a a nd i law...... 416 per cent lOU Instead ef a programme corts - Po, el of Vulgar dance tunes. with despair at diseoveriug : that, " with the eXa L'e i n'ti"s• - . - •• it. . 20 0 0 a u 1 ---- - - -- .. Tne sacond of the two Ro al Com •- • • . Halifax. Her intigazines have been prepared far storine The three bluetered very much at firet, but the detec- de e ite l Lt 50 0 21 ' 45 y missions with which it we hiel fleet - one esclosively de.voted to sacred mueic of ception of surite ball-cartridges, little or nothin,g Sir lac . ~hard Aire ) , has been brouOht in centact on te 40 tons of powder awl aininuniiinn ' d'' a S •th d W"l' ' ld -t b tff d , which are or ere , l ives mi an ii menson woe rio epuo , an Globe ••••••••••••••• :•.:.• 51. pe 6 r 4 cent. •Stock. 1' seams to have been - sent for-the relief of the army , ":+uardian .......••• •• s'. per cent Ifo 0 0 47 5 0 5 the gravest caaracter. Tee war march of the Levites, affa - as of the Crime a is that now •ta - -e e to be in readinees at Woolwich••Arsenal, an d t o b e con. calling a cab, they sueceeded in placing all three in it, RI eng a f t Chelsea. It t r mperla i i,ri f i•e -. : 121. p ! r cent. Ltq 6 l g g N g .0 ? from Mende.lssoho's-Ithaliali., selections from HogsineB at Kare . . . not wititstaoding the repeated site, as our readers are ware • veyed to Gravesend forehipinent on Ler:travel there, • after an abortive attempt on the part of Ingrain to Staeat-Mater, - a-chorus , froin Haydn's- Creation - (". The and urgent remonstra,nces of her Majesty's Govern- comes an inquest on a,‘ dece'as m a° sma i 'tate' as be- The Government tran s • t 1-1 ; N 47 C ' - R, esuipe. The three brethers were . p 47 . .sper, .0. , ape . lodeed in the station- li a i l d P e'm n 7ilty •l lLrizi.e . ..:: I.'. VI 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 3 8 Heavens are telling"), twn cberusessfrom The Messiah ment, which are of a date long anterior to the de- howevea is above ed army. Sir Richard, • sack. influence-, and he '• • • exhibits Walleng, lay to on Satuolay niorniiig off - Woelaii•h w r - house, and on Saturday a preliminary examination toek Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs: lao 0 0 210 0 Law Lize............. „. -• . 100 0 10 0 0 6 (" The & glory of the. Levi" and aafallelujeh"), and au . parturo of General Waliarnm •from this country' throughout his exanainatio - eenal from Deptford, for the•purpese of reshipping hee plaee before Mr. Bingham at Marthereughettreet, police h n the same nonchalance, the - Legal and General Life -- - 0 0 2 0 50 0 " Ave Maria" of Cherubinie were the chief ineeredier i ts. (J a n, al e 183'5). • Hi e " painf u l dirty" at beine same easy way of- shiftin g the me o leTt f • h• ' powder. She peoceeded thence the saine.day on tieievey- .oaat- London • 1/. ins. 25 0 0 12 10 0 2 All these (erran,ged for a military orcheetra with ingee compelled to draw attention to General Wir- shoulders, and.the sain'e tof invol ' e p nsi ii y tom is own age to . Plyinouth to make up her ca-go foe the E tst, with The amounts known to have been obtained by the London Ship.... ..... los. & bs. 25 00 . 12 10 0 7 nnity and' effeete - wri preSnnie hy ltTr. Tuttere band- liams's reperts of misdoines at' Kars (Jell: 6, -in a perpetual haze, Th a l. vin e the eubject Ntanne ....•.•... IRs.per share 100 0 9 28 0 0 : 4 3 provaio iii n for the trotips, - prisoners are- by forgeriee on Coutts, 600/. ; on Mr. • re • ,; he -• did in the Cri - • ~ it in e a d e . r i v n a - end. & cien. Life . ' W2 'Ct Pa & c :; 20 : g : ' 0 ) 6 master-an excellent and practieed - musician) were' more 1 i tee' s eeteo e , is ratudly succeeded.. by , his cuntident ahe el:ate peint on whi c h t h e , - a • '''' In pursuance of the orders for disconti nu i ng th e fur- Jeakes, 5101. e Mr. D,ouglas, 113/. ;L in !on anil Wiese or less-• peretrmed- - --end iiidead, with - one - exception . d e . qua ales . have been ther deepatch ofgun•bo a ' 8 fram Wool w i c h t ,,, P ortsmout h teitieter, 200/. ; Ur, flee, 2001. ; Maare. H;erirse, 118/. ; monarch ••.:•• •••••.•.•:: .... • P ' . - 6001 9 9 - trust that "in future the demands addressed called foe is a certain order fo (Handeas "Faelfeluiali"--ext oc h • was takeh so' Tack, t I Tl' 1 G 't ' •ll bb - o tie . ur sis i overn men . wr a * otter office, and issuedao the Gen ' un i in tfie register of his era. e of Division at the be- the screw gue-boat C„icliin, 2, tweed over het soires to V r es.l"- Pri-v4te•t!', 'l5Ol. ; Teunton Reek, 200/ ; Sa ie- National Loan Fund.. 51. pe,• cent. Palled 20 0 1 '2 10 ..' - turn Lite•,.." - 51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 4 3 , • and executed so coarsely,. that neerly all its eraieleur „ the Peacock. • A te:egraphi c nnessaee was, however, re- bury Bank, 100/. • .Poole Rink, 218 e ; besid e s timelier _ rennin°. of November; fea the Pelican - - ttended to (January . 111, - 1.854 Often his . re and dionity were. lost), as well as could reasonably have • a I' h Th -I ' - itehl ''' liat° • Bthl in °f " - le c , ived on Saturday at boon, orderin g her to receive fresh amounts, the number of which is very con•-iderable. Phcenbc .......... -..- .71 monstranc: a are dielated with that calmness cave ry orses. e orser wae not earrieu out to any ' - - -- bSen expected. d, With the Peacock, to get un.ler weyae satedily To prove . the , dexterity anti hairbreadth etelpes of the e , - - eesefonai Life."... 6/. per cent. • - . corisictereble extent till the:se months at . . . ..,- etores, au 00 : : I ° o " 0 1 0 it - The remarks it wok otir dnty to melte last week mey a ,lnind which a, supreme ' reliance on the cal- Leeward:4, in Eel). as potsible for the review. Efforts were iMinediately mane priSouers, it will be necessary to state that a hot pursuit t R r o o c y k el L e i r t i o t Life .. .. .. .. ,11 8 ''. 5 7 5 ". I 5 3 0 010 0 8: • . • • ruary, and the questien is hove tee reeler watt ate d •1 poseibly have induced this abeoluteametamorphosie. e t cacy of official routine inspiree. Thus, advertin . (~.!' got obeeed. There is hardly a • nest . o • -ue an, for their early clearence, after 1 h a t; wain- t..e ..tt.ing basins will ' 4 , 4.4 Ret on fent by a victim who recegnit e d one of the Royal Pxclia • n • ^• • e • ••• •• 101. par 'cent. Stock. au 22 a ,, however, they were' mit exactly appreciated. In aii , to William•s's despatch an the importance of name md it is ene of the meet rernalrk , b ; nas to the fact be entireiy . enapty, and the caissons are to be th • rown Opt ri brOthen in Tottenhatn-court-road. • Theenolt chased a Sun Flre • '•••• •. 6/ 10s. - - e . 218 ~ a - e features of Oat yocetino the prieciple of affordieg rational and innocent . nating a vigotemis Governor for K:irs, Lead Oa- .ca • • tt tI d ' end the water drainee eta aril a partial holtley ie to be man with long blairk heir, beard and mustachios!, we.-e- Ditto Life ..... 1/ 14s. . - , . inpatgn,-,-• la no )0 y see.ne to. have taken the trouble - United Zino-dem ... 1 4:. p. end:. bs. 20 0 0 4 '1; 0 8 amusepie.nt to 'lel people in the shape of miaical re r, I undo', simply acqu a i nts Lerd Stratford de Red- to see ordere carried out. Nobod se t h ' b isyn wileawak ,it ti Fth . ba e' ' ' given. A eumbee . of . the clerks whe are desiroue of wit- 1r1',4 3 r , - • • --, n 0 00 •.a ere pu Ic-e.o.uer., • universal a uife • 1 5/. per cent ,100 0 0 10 0 0 - ezus o d ave gone- aesstea the neatezeuvrin g of the ship'l at Spitnead have which has an entrance back and front. They suddeely victoria Life •••........ ISL per cent. 1 - 412 6 51; fermetc i. oh - Sunday, after the Ipaire ref; apart far Divine cliffe, " T have to state to ' your Excellency that 1 e aeoue everywhere, early:and late, Y atil Strvic e , we olltote:i to its beinz , fi-A•ed in ehutterta General Williams fully demonstrates the . import- leen and the .Dnke of Wellinetar - 7 e " a . a . -INT4 P - obtained lea,s7e, and ars to be ac , loturn)clatcd with berths misSed ban, arid, while debating the matter, a tall, bald el ' tii e. Eileen with- hts ow n ii,-ade , i., whikerless person passed thromeh the midet. on board the iron •seiew treop- s hip there, the Megmra. MISCELLANEOUS. , trivial and uneolifying a fram. We felt convinced that ence of .senclhie a - f11:••f• 'Ga "1 0 to K re" eyes the stat of the arm• • ~G 0 e w -,n --. , ,ve. ir f , il . e pregress of the woaks the andierice woo too gory' fer the. enlace and thet. leal ' (F at 5 1855 '. ' eneral 'thorns asks or a t ou- ordered t ) b:d ar ' 'MCI " i i i •e,eitrii to . tho order in ques- Accommodationas likeaite to be given sin heaeci tee Tele xas the..very person they vsere in pureuit of, as was Dividend • -Amount -- such an et ter ainment been proeided for them elsewhere ! • e e le i ) tioia - Lora Loc ° h e tii3ena t'' airnabiya to the clerks ef Weil ehall -and Somerset-house. discovered a moment or tw-o afterwards by finding vvi , , of Paid. Pri( san d lr t oryme , n, arid Lord Claaendan inseructa vague recoliection of . whiskers, musteciaos, and Name or compau- . P ertra under other circionatane e s; it would have been i-e -loar,Nhi a- nflori m a d ? difril a ' On Saturday afternoon the Erebti fleeting battery we , . witleawake under one of tie Ann e u r m. Share. • - Lor tratford ',to state to the Poste that it is ef 0 . ts, . aud realty nothin g , 1-.;______. __- , launch e d i n t h e m o s t succet•e u l merino' from the butidit tg - sea,te in - the public-houee. ----- putlieterl - with c internee. Bat teo diiinot mean by thi.i mere cit i n•le extractea limn ' • 4 s. d. -X a. d. ent iinporta,usee to send this corps of artillery moment"us h's - yard of Messrs. Rein. Napier and S••ne, at Gaya n; abeu.• that the Snrida,y peogratrene thould be eneirely male up t7a torY of thoee three recnthe Mm rthe ic :l' 51. 50 0 0 20 0 0 . - men and supply of amniunition :without loss of I..a;:ters in which - , ....____---e--___-_,_-_________ Assam Tea ••..•• .... 2 Miles beiow Glasgow. On takiog the water she dipp t d valeta mart......• -,. 214 per cent. 50 0 0 - _ Of niec'ea of a • graYe- and u•icempromising - character. he rnav say "Quorum. . a --° . The fault .of yestetla e ' s performance was it 3 extreme time," (Feb. 9, '55.) it, is in vain for Lord StrOt• ~,a , i , what he'n it was• VP); U r ' be ina t g e a fut. He cannot , •leeply on account of the linos. at wei the and was sub- THE FEMALE CAPITAL CONVICTS. Australian A. .. riculturl .. IL ls. . 100 0017 10 0 32 , monotoey:. All the compositions were very good,. but ford to reply that it iS doulatful whether the or the want of toole, or the er t ainty of the positior, merged f ee wan k , of labour, or the ah- - a momeut or t.vo aimett trt the level of tee . • ----„, e „,_ -• A.ustraltan Trust •... 41. pa cent - 25 0 0 - Austra , lan Royal Mail •'• 5/. .10 0 0 all _ teey were'too much of a colour. In the selection from, Turkisli Government can send the thousand. artil- straction of the men t 'be deck, but as all the pert-holes were closed with the excep- The execution of Eliz b 4 angio-meitican Mint.. • It, 10s. 10 • 0 ,0 all 17 o 0•• r wor ,or the want of wood, arris 3 e.h Anne H and Celestine the Sttibat. Mater, for inetance, three long• pieces imme- lerymen. When Lord Clarendon is informed by, or of cenva , . We are not surprised at this in Lord tion of those et the hovi she shipped little or no water, s ommer wh i . ow io were co British American Land 15s. - 40 00•• 48 nvicted of murder at the last d 64 p reent 100 003210 (1 - , _ . Cana a • - ••- • • •• •• . e . , diatel v iineceeded eaeh' ether in minor leys-tf;e " Pro authentic documents that all his "ho aes " have Luean 'who Sid r • give the order, and had, uo doubt, and gradually rote upori the reflux of h t_e wave. T ,v , , i , ,,• • • :-ession ef the Central Crii in- I n n a aourt, has been uenni- Do. 5 percent Bonds 5L per cent. • - . - - pocoatis," the "leftemthatns," and the fngued finale. b d• . • ted eeh. isappoin and all his "fear " I le ve 'betel much '• a - . I i l i a la t eiense ctiain a fastened to two anchors of the same ,veight I -- - tivel Sze , t. t ' . , 64 per cent. . _- - 1 if!. ~ t , , „ re , p.ac ice i culty en carrying it out. Sir R. ami y will . h 0 : 4,4 e. place on Atinday, the 28th instant, , li: l v i t 4g l irtion e ani . l; aioty, it ie more • than probable that the difference be , as those-toed on board the Duke' of : Wellington, . line-of 'l. h• ' lf . •th b ! a bl realised, he conso eS 11118 e W 1 mega, e 1 ) :I_ .: c;x .y e ,. ho . wev . er, ga h ve the order, and was responsible tor welt it ,iba _ l . e cared out on. that day unless the Goverp- 2 tween noijor anti minor keys, and the precise nature battletarip, and which were burielin the carth,, covered gteetric relegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0.24 - 0 0 9 - 6 state " to Lord Stratford, that a mernoeanc urn it L el O twn '' but ~ e is quite as dark en that subjsct A 8 tes anti;d a, a cheek against _ e .. -1 rarer ere by respiting the criminals. • Ditto .. .• •... „.. _ _, _ _ Of it fugue, were as far frnm the comprehen• with immense iron forgie g pla Win . Of 99 ont Of 100 present as the pecnlia lal le - rp i °sop y. _ sent him froM the Porte "is most unsatisfactory, or !lean hineeili ; and we must say wilfully dark. In the shi Ita k •* *d f t' b. k p ouc ing tee oppmite si e o ne an • i Daring the firet week the unhappy prisoners have been Equitable Reversionry • 71pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Dittc New ..., „„ , . - _ 50 .0 0 ' 17.10 0 - aenest constant! att dd b y •en e y the Rev. Mr. Davies, the of the' Reiticanciane enevertheiless, although its scientifie - - arid therefore quite consistent with all the pro- a Court create:l to inquee 'into th s militar di a f - 1'• '' e causes of a terrible • When- the temporary warp checks on the chains tote kind d ' Gan. Revers. & Invest sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 - an pious orlinary of the prison ; and Miss Frazer , oen.steamNavigetion •to p. ct, 15 00•14 0 0 - diStinctione rnigtit have been caviare to the ninitatude, ceedings of the Porte as regerds the army of Kara" h y sasar or . w mei he was officially responsible, ~,, . pis d, the elicitors - were drawn forwarl abeut two 01 , i e says at different tunes_that the order was a matter of- -a- ' e ' e benevolent lady whose name has been before men- Undson's 8ay.......• the effect of so great a preyaletee of sombre mneic was (May 13 ) ' 55 .) - '• .. incites, and would in all probability have been 1 I..rawn out course, that-it cinild not be executed th 1 tiened, het al 'b • • . • Rune . erford .......-... 24 - ss. 10(rO lt• O .100 - 0 0 -• , at tte work of hi t r io t : . een with them every day. The kind ex felt,. and the general impression derived' from the e'er. If the iirgancy Of General Williains's appeals be office was done b ' ' altogether, but that the chains in the interior of the hortati ' London institution .... that .conimunications than by wit_ - ti , i )ll3 ot. ii 'pod laily appear to have been attended Lonzlon Reversionary I 5/per cent 15 00 I all -- a - irmances was one of heaVinesa if not of actual bore. contrasted with the Mei:tam-es taken by Ltrrd Cla- written order-i,.7172 Thi ve battery were gradually slackened from the wind/ass, - 12 10 0 - s b p t articular order comprised a h ear e very Ittitst possible effect, and both prison i •rs ituss a en t .i n t s:lt t u , tion .a. " d7d; / to/ - t. v, - hreby the Erebue got smoothly acriese tae stream and 20 0 0 l ' 17 10 2014 We - heara ' : and were delighted to hear-enore than one rendon to satisfy 'there, a just estimate may .he more than conld be done, u a . not enough for ev - ery part ~p o p m itionn •a o va lt oi b ) e b b roug l i t to a due sense of their aw.ul er e i v e ers 'se arienn teceg,n• ite the choreeca of Handel and -Haydn': fOnned of the amoriift of aesistance the Britieh pope ; that he su pates Pow wes brought up efter slightly grazing the north b'artk, ionary ° Int• Soc. 4% . 1. 1 = 1 it. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 - t e executed, ea; o . f oourse all e anxious, by sincere aepantance, to a a. p. share. 100 0 0: 60 0 0 73 but-with three long piece's in minor keys, from Rosinas .Commissiohei rie t . ith f . the' Foreieti-d'ffice e e W MU . . _ ~ . _ . orders from , he• P d-quar ers are ;. that it is perfect' from' which, however, she cad cot statain the least ireury. I obtain '. 1 ' i part on for the dreadful crane which nother of Royal Mail Steam.... South A.ustralian Land 6/.per cent. 25 00 I all 38% .Stabat, were eildentiet oppreeeive, 'eatiiii to these intelli- A 1 -- - - Y When afloat the battery drew eiaht feet tour inc'nete of al 1"1 .• (1 4 a the resuit ef six Moritha cti_ritiriu . ed and moat r wort ese * as ccurnentary evidence, and - Culonet ez.vaeny having committed. Trust and Loan C.omp. ' gent persons. Why not contrive an agreeable maittnee ' water .afa and six feet eight inehes at the botv. The Tepper Canada ..... • - 20 001 5 0 0 - By m e means resor t to polkas, galops, and waltzes ; but ' rgent entreaties for sir -dies he wntas A ril 2 . -rudoch might have s ared himself e u e 0 . . .. • P , - ' .. . a t ~. P ,_. . e . .le . . the trouble of Erebus left in the evenine for Pot tsmouth, under the G., er ery affebcting memorial has been transmitted to Sir : ____ li6 - *--." Not a aboe or kna .. 4ack for the remnant • quotine it ; that thoueh his issued the order h , e net arris The 'nate riattifau'ag,, on ehalf of the prisoner H . . .", let the pieces froin oratorios and : masses - be discreetly -• 5 • . - P- - command of Captain-Case. She is 186 'feet long, ivith LIST vE, SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. varied with secular music, such as elm overtures of We- of the infantry, not a boOt or a sabre-foe the 'wrecks 1 Id • 11 .- '' -. .. °ll y cop not give t enecessary, tneans for its execution, a breadth of beatn of 50 feet, and a depth of 16 feet. th ,, t of course, have been gleaned from herself, bat hea•Reen e a seee • :ter, &e • slow movements, er scherzi, Of the caValay, liit've beea sent froth the Seraskie- out, when the huts did areive e he sent thena to tbe froet, With the excepttou'of bane nearle ae flat . on the bot- 're appears to be no doubt of their truthfulness; and - . ..,Dividend . AMOP.IIt iroai. the eim • phoniais of . 'Mozart, Beethoven, and Men- rat ; not en infentry Or caValrYarecinit .to fill tip where they :were more wanted. Sir Richard, theta, by torn ae sheer on the deck, :he is free ci - el 1t d lik ne an pa e e 0 _:, , , , . eny be thus slimmed up :-Seduced at an early age by Name of :Company. per of , Paid. Price. his own acitiassion, 'issuee orders by rote or at ranlom, a wno, fro m his inesition, should have been her pro- , Annum. Share.. efelerieh n ; lamina- "nc . 4 fr the o erae of Meyerbeer eca. : .e oin ... p . . the casualties of lastyear has been Sent ;from the nary iron vesse ; but t ere is t is pe.culiarity in an ordi • - I h • h• t•t - • ec nr-compellea - to - resort te tae hew to obtain, the _ -a. .....- - and others, 1' ' ti . ed eap . t 1• ' - h , ° -- • - . _w nen, aithough -what is conveelen y term . i a , in s or., we are lett utterly uncarect ior. _ e , .... _ ,„ . „ vvithont knowing or caring whetheis thee! , were executed; L , net s :censtruction thatibVer tat, iiiiti hull, for a distance ' ' • ••,- . •1..£ s. d. Xs. d. ud'clA * i-h f h • a i no., wa e or t eir executien. •Of cuuree ne email pittar, withhe ce . Id, and a threat that the- party nape of Scotland ..... 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 199/ 0 . profapc meae, never,. we are convinced, an endered Well mi g oht 1 -b : tI 't th -tth K . . ts le su sequen y wri e a • e ars of 12 feet from the top ot the gunwalee downwards, the lia,hl . might •ust at well hay J e remained itt London the whole e to it would not a an ion er and that he British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 223/04 anyteitig wets° than harmless delight in • the ininde of army seemed downed tes destruction. - vessel is sheathed with teak plankieg six inchesin thick- tv a 1 , . 1 3 .Y Y g-• y . '1 1 0 0 210 0 4t.a s z..a eclonlan Bank ..... 8/. per cent. 0 time, dreaming' that he was in the Crimea 'and perform- ' - ' - u;I allow hie goods to be sold and go to prison ..o . o,H.yte,ner,s, . None would object .to passages from the Yet it iA enthe despatches of Lord Clarendon- ing that or any other office* - But what we wish to lo nese ; and, then again, over the planking, there aee rather than continue to pay ; the amount ; all these City of Glasgow Baak 51. per cont. 10 0 0 10 U 0 11/18s Clydesdale Bank .. •• 51,i1. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 2 160 poets being read or . pictures of the reat • inter h • a . t"g whida were by' 'his - own' ackhoWledgment futile eetve on is •the eff . f • , 1. ° mastive malleable tree platee no . less than four. incees rontery o avowing . atl thit in the te - i e - TE - aeice average from circumstances 1 • coup ed with ergeut pressure on the C mmercial Bank .. 71. per cent. VO 0 0 100 0 0 224/.'s• coetteePleeteel- ea FaSeeatiey ; there ca g e, therefore lie no for any 'ti • . . .-' • . ' tic . tus, with the inside pl i etee e . , Eastern Bank- - ...,. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 12/108 goo. end-that the Government'will ground Coure. and employing his own .-caudalous- i'diniesions for ' part - of ehe sabot itiee of; the workhouse to the toe aeaetin wey•tseaptifalsaiusic-•-which • • 'tar '• ato 4 : inch thick, the entire leu o i t the ship above water ea Edinb & Glasoow. .. Nl.p cent. 5 0 0 6 0 0 44 17 s . .is just as e i ying their deferiCeo.'" Admirable dispatcheer - " Highs the sele purpoieof baffling, °et to say insulting, h womari to leave the establishment with her chil- ..... . - . , ar inark.forme •ae it' were an iron and vvooden wall of rio , PPY . F,xcha; ge Bhlrof Sc;it - • - arid jpst, as ionemseus-ashoukl not be hea d •t" " rwi la nape- toned coMpositiOns 1" ' They - anitised thiatirne that Majesty's Com-nissioners sert to 'the Crimea, to make '' • •' • -a wall a are tl uren and eUpport them hersete drove her ti• detpera- Nati - mull Bank 2....... 614 per cent. 1.00 0O.!O 0 0 173/0s -,it y , W i re' demur to mere-unmitigated tril. less tha a. ches in thickueee . pp, ..n y so . . n 10 in ~otia d Bank hi percent 20 0 0 210 0 1/. 16s t mg oa -week these itiquities HavinO 'as lie thouOlit su 'd d • lion and out of rettural li•ve for her children ait Northof •z-• ii ,d a y - e - inlicb.more en the Sabeeth t and for this reas hld lis ve been o 'd - a '-.- -t"" - d e_ ou e ccupie in vigoreita, ac ion, an _ 7. .. , _ ~ ~ ccee e . en .• formidable as tia be capable .of resisting tee effects of , ' n Royai Bank of icon. .. 51. per cent . 100 0 0 100 0 0 141 0 ~ .-r . • . on, refusing to answer that Comneissioe on the set and • e tireli e'the n . ' Lir h h•ld re, ature ef th a fate (bot c i ren being, Union Bank of Scot. ... s/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 61 0 ,srin, 4.whif6 critiCisjug.. yesterday's performaece as too •uni- which have - helped to swell a bulky 'Blue-book in heingobliged a.terwa - '- - -P. ' shot of the largest au. The battery is pierced tor e 0 • as it appears, cripples) when left to the MerCy of strati- Western Bank.. - .... 71, per cent. ,50 0 0 60 0 0. 8 lOs Lxmly grave, ~v e are compelled to recur te fella of the exChange for the loss of Kars ! - . rds to answer written questions, he ' . • • • a'h• 4 nn each side ; and her - is now - disgusted to fied tie tth 0 • • - dal bt • guns, there being 15 port. oe. . 2 r 8 she acknowledges haying committed the dreadful 'Mance Piro and .T.Ve.. 8% /. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 i'./15. week pre.vinus as . triyial end:irreleveet. The winter of 1851-55 'was passed' in diplomatic evidence halt hi O t• 4 .8 °1111111"I" I , (3 al° atreament will consist of guns 11 fees, in length, with -°. ' • - Bi•itish ("4carantee .. is. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 11. I3s .. ~.: _ _ . _ .(11 n tee . spot- 7 4feet ie, -from tne regis- crim e of which she has bee convic • ut bein • ted, b , . g hardly Let th e w ill, however, be taken. for the deed.- The correspondence ; with .the sprints Williams - con ae B•inch bore, and capable of throwing 100 lb. shot. ; . - n Caledonia.n Fire Insur . i Oz.por cent. 100 0. 0 10 0 0 .t5l 0 ' ' ' • 0 ter of Ma office., and, staLmore, that it is not • very a, ware, areal distress of nand arid ; miser' , of the nature : - Ity or Giase,ow Lite •• 14. per cent. 0' 0 2004. 8: intention. yesterday. wee geed ; .and, the whole proceed ceived - :. - hopes that decisive action inialit •b 3 tinder- - .comPatilile with. hie own writt - en .answ - _Soe iesupplied with two decks-ea gun-dee:lo which is 0 , „ . , , • • , e ' ' itigs, balancing m , ....rits. and defects, . were entitled to a k 'S . I . I e • a en. o ear yas Iliarcii tem last year, - he ad- tenipts to ride off u ers. . • Scehe at nder a cloud of nonfusion. The -most, ' thelower, : and an. upper or weather-decke Tee batter, r tne aetsnewate committing... et .appeare from the in- - Co'onial Life -... .. ••• •• • V. per cent. 50 -0 0 1 0 0 it. 7s p H Edinburgh Life [Tisza. ' , l. tier cent. 100 0 :1) - -15 • 0 t , :ri c ,, t . hi bulkii ad . . 7 quiries - that hare been made that the prisoner was al wa , resew. The criiwd, though somuch greater, was quite d bee been utted with seven water- ig ~ e sor coin- (wet , , . ... . _ . e - tare. et Scot, Lavi Life isettercent. 50., 0. 0 • A 5• 0 4. 8s resssd a despatch to Lord Clarendon, Otatine the spoilt child in the worstaionducted family in tla le '' raviereo a pf.culiArly kind aod_affdctionate mother, and, L ir e --A ss .. o . e ' acat.and eepercent. .10 0 0 110 0 e ios as wel beha.ved a-t the other, and everything : pa sse d off 1/ I ng" partments, extending frem the bottom o. the vessel up prom t• f nts which would be re iiire t 'd to dom could not .behave with more lit b y rein orceme . . _ .. . q .fi d , . . , e . ,evi ,y..- to. a •euter the to the extent of her humble means she royal a i. e- every- Nationaeeire and Life 64 percent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 21. Is with such unmistakeable gretification to all present that e wards tth 'd •k The vetsel has been • censteucted . „ ' . . , p o e gun- ec . e the army of Asia - to hold as ground. 'He - re. least quali eto command . be" respect. ''. , thing - th a t waa neces ,, ary for her children . , and duriug the North British tnsur n . c .., 71. per eent. -aim 0 0,. 20, 0 ~ 0 161 Os ahere le reasen tie. he . '. a - whether the neas 114 . 1 pe tee qiiesoon quired 15 000 inf nt eayslr and '.- ' . -But it _wee only with a v•ew to the ftiture - S . • - • a Ty, 3,000 •.. y, , 1,100 ar- ,ir Richer l - - under the-superintendence of Mt. R. Kneebone, troth :e io ~ . . - , -..- Stottish 1.7110)11-Inv' . 7141. prcent 20 0 0- 1-O. 0 1.. 14s oke. • ' • , ) Is d her children were in the bad te . W k i l : r. 08. e,an . . Ux .. t., . ..,r - of people in•this immeneernetrepolis i$ better employed tiller ' h the' ic ir iv s t la her Majeetyas deckyarti at Pernhr Standard Lite ......•• 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 - 7 - - -0 --.•-- In . thi3 despatch be 'expreSseS his,confident says, t at . t qu y ~ e a 0 e .rnade. He had of ameit she was, it appears, also noted for her affection to nited DO is serance - . , 51.• per cent. •1000 i ' 1 0 0 -- the 15 iron mortar-boats ordered af Mr. J. Laird in on Sundaya in healthful recreation' out of doors than in ex e y t . , t" offtpring. Nu auswer has yet been returned to the r_ -----e-_______• - - ' _See- . ,geoniny . and, silent seclusio n. Tray be looked . upon ae . Til li e ceoaldr" of allied assistance: . He was deceived. no ..idect of ita. r ae i r i o o s i p p eceav er c of , d - el.. t. He must in •Tanua,ry le.st; 13 haie been sent to Portsmouth, and the • i • er .______o________,........., settled. -, - . e.• e _, . • 1 h 1 , a nswerreturned to hie urgent appeal by 'deed have a . ine eie e . pow . 11 . irehing hie mental remeinine two wit l eaea Liverpool - about 'Wednesday niari v iorial. :rot ord a d ' • '• " th ' aren vision at wall, it lie ix able to a uteut even in•his ow • '' ' •'• • - her prisoner Celesti e Wildfire •ste ith regeril to the nt , , na Sommer, Th ~ . - am-vesee le Master Commander G. - . Beforequitteng the eubjece o f th o ' mus i c i s sensing- i _. ~_,, . . on eau' T air a pare:lmre was, at • • sid eft' - ci•v ' s n t , neXt• Of the'l4 wooden g un-beate ordered :it tee 'end of .: v t e rorte would be tio plata the eelreepective b ,. t e * e h': : eu. '" .- h • Thea ' i - 1- hist yeereeigeit are now as; Portsmbutb, *and two more i seems that iqr. Humphreys, the solicitor who con- Brockman, left Sheernees yeeterday morning fer Poet-- : ton•gardener e we neuet once .more pratest arminst the . u _sed to "the importance Of pay- . • iog attention • . 3 00 t solight a thing. that a .eu , , rses, w . ich cesa o n ( uctalehe defence, has embodied a number of facts in a moutb. Captain Lord : F. H. Kerr proceeds round in her , general shabbinese of the proceedings. Why should to the reqiiire et - • Vei el will be launched at Liver tool to-day, and two toonorriese ; • 111 ' 11 's men Ini • the epot counting all thing.s, not Isss than 200/. a piece-, f . _ • .I • d • et e - - manorial prayi,no fer a cornmntitien . of the capital pun- to be prese n t a S ae, a - ming review. . , . - - ;there be only One regirneotal hiteri when ieweu'd he easy ll General Wilhains wh.eneier ' the : niore press- -•'- • penehed miserably without dolng anythie but that -ro -• • • ei .- mMr letird's Birkenhead yar . . ..i. ey wel ee ready ib . , d that from the , tate o her mind, [ADVERTISEMENT -0 1 (1.-Dr. 3 n y to be known ,to be ,T elze r man,o to combine _ twO.Or three a-awhy Omelet the performers j u g need of the soi: vices .itttlie Oitotnati trt osele- - ' ' i ''•. - ' aW'ii h g •ficl - ' fools promenade at Bela . klava . •a . ii l v ae t con d. e t nce ; to ptoceea to P ... ortsmoutli in a few days- afteewarelta ale i R h - °I ". F . , an the g'" , • • . P e wee net a eesponable agent. The prisener herse f •If 'Roberts's 'lb .1 is ee e L fi ra i ted l ointment, caged t t i l l i e e . P . ;'o. ilf. scan in :nodateci ? s -and . why, eince' it meta be ea - vsliete Shall have ceaseaae ( Apra la, 185 ) s P ) s. can we send out pur next brigade ef owe ry oas at ;Jae - etigines heyin g been fitted vehile the vessels are on the I Friend," üblic as au nii I Certainly appears Jo ,exhibit a very different demeane r n e e , -fecterfs o eaaly and at •a inere norn'nd Outlay, is not the • Those . ckspatohes sealed the fete . • o. ' stock's, a Tae tWO remaining - boate 'are in a forward failing .reznedy ;ore t v e o e i mo a m o t i aer e e r to descri P ption, a certaiu , of Kers. The and as hazardous a vsar, When the in in who talks in this . Ito that ot her wretched companitin in crime. She f :.Plelfarne scr censteneted as to render theland bah visii.le . .ortnnity for . reihforcing the ' ' v ,l a ~;„ „, stete, and will be read 1• • cline , to Portsmouth in y - JI ben . , cure of uhrerated sore lege, if of twetily years' standing, cuts, e way of lee Own detester is to direct the expeditiee fror . n quetttly alludes! . te the dreadful act c•-munitted by her, aucl audibl e to the majority ? At presept-weerepeat- e l "P t ' La' - er when _tiara wss. r cotrl 4 t. ---. " as aboirt three weeks. . burns scalds b ' ' I Ibl *ns scorbutic eruptions, and . ,be ect ... , • • , reuses, c n al . . • it- earl neither be heard nor Feet' with enythin g like di:- I) , s •ei ,1 ' •, . ~„ . P ealy inveated, home ? When a g ~ ntletn. an fiedsahat, though - his groom is • l'he large new convid pris. - ',li, "in course of ereetion at ; • awl ale . hat stated upon some occasions tha . t her • e. punples in the face sera and hale , .. med eyes, sore heads,. cell- I v ' len sae oan.ger or its ran oecame appare t' e a ver fine fellow ii h • • hi h a a ern 1' . , Wtten 9 i is . way, tne sta e ...ec, me . .i in euttin her child' , i th oat s that hem much ill - -f, pecific for those afflicting a;notneee, littlest by thoec who do not care about personal w I -."lt- if e - ' e Pa' Ceatbarn, in close contiguity to Chatham dockyard, is 1. • g•-' • r wa ,g . • cerous humoura ste., and is a s the .Porte insisted tla some e ort must and should under •hie care, and thetroorn makes li-ght ef it, be will ea ea , . treated by. tier htoband- on aceount -of the child, ehe vaceinatiou. Sold inpota discomfort in thresearch after pleasure. . ' • - • • y approaching towarde completer!). When finithed 1 , . eruptions that 'sometimes follow ;_______ be made for its relief, our Government disdoVered probably change aie Man befere he renews his stud. He • P • 11 •- " "e '• I I 500' convicts. • Each pre / t tought . by destroying it •she should propitiate hirn and at la,led. and 2s. 9d. each. -Also his '' Pilutm - Antiscro. l•r . • .. , , it wi accommoeate near,y -, that a force under Omer Pacha might lie spared would rather rite disaeter taken a little. rnora 'seriouelee 3' . ' ' 11 be ' '• otter wi provided, so tar as practieable, with-a cell I induce him to•treat her-better in future, and libe aPPearS phulte,"e oit ee m ee by more than forty Years' exPerienCe to b e lal • The specie arrivals" •Of the week have amounted. to which Would haV . a • and then ha would bays theless fear of its earl re tete; I toshave had ver little - re e teard for the heinousness of the - witeo• t " • - e a b es t aleerative niedier,nes eve; •• - 1 exception, one o ae But the '20,000 men I •,, to himself, the seperate system appearin,g to the aunt). Abont ' 504,000/., 'Of which 350 000 a is from Australia . 11 •- d e ".n tioo. But. it. - is' not tll .1 th tSi R . ;11 y d • a a _(... eir a . a 1 ar i crithe or it e Y tly , 8 pi . ~ i c itisiAn l le' t --- ences to hereela • compounded for purifying the blood and assiseug nature in ;al in March",,wero who y MA equate Ili - :".9'n titles 'the beat method to be adopted.' All association ; the teinainder beieg chiefl y frroi; the West Indies. The' aufaci ° l-1 t thin . kit his all her operationa; hence they are useful in scrofula, scorbutic • . r ., place to mead !natters, even if he knew how. em - • i e. th e -. •- • e and - alteratiene ' !endear swellings, particularly those of the ! _,-1:' 't found our ;August. When the crisis carats, i . 1 . . priseners will be ayoidee, .., i - --- --- • complaints, g shipments are estimated at 700,000/ , including tbose to lie throw s the non-execution of his order for the stabling ; a --en- a radio and Caine, m41250,-0001. on a . ccouni of the Turk- Government unprepared for - it ; nd s ripping ,of the.horses_ art! on thesbadness of the tools and adde 1 which have b • een suggested as improvemente on the Mo. I _ 1 The Post ilsript Ga-ette,- under date of Vienna neck, eec. They form a . mild and superior family aperient •ea , , , del. Prison aaPentotiville have ;been carefully attended , - - t • . es without con that may be taken at all tim . . . finernent or chango .311 Loan. . :: • . • a had been provided for the ' conveyance - of a force ; thee-the toolsPofahe Bea' h - - . •' 1 Isa army are - 130011011s-3 , WM. ' . says,.:,,.‘‘ The Turkish telegraphic lines were opened - of , d •- et ... Sold 'in boxes, at -Is.- 1-:`,(L, 2 - S.-9,1. , i 4s' 6d• ' 11. tb Ito 'A •ierge and h • d' - e 'aural -has beeii erected Tut" Canes Disetrsrar • Blue-Yesterday . , at a •manised no' sun- But whet If. no transport tier-vice . had been" ol ss _ . - s s. - He -- - was his Place to see that they- were geed. i ahin th a;on for an h a Ze of the risotto% ' The cent t . e . . to , the _public:on the 11th. There are telegrephic : and 2 . •:-. rit;che-taSOld wholesale b y the- prorrieters;Ber;e . hai s ;ci ' Meeting ot tbe FellowarteSion Cellege, it was agreed plies had- been ablleOted. , Lord Claret - jam . . would ~7zas at:the Horse •Guanla all the time the expediticn i 1 v w : l c ‘ ts will e bt l i ) e i rn I k P d • h 1' h t- . star a rla " t 1 le Sshumla Varna Adrian- 'tie '''et a t ' their disransary e 'Bridal:ate by 'the -Liindop •••- p eyed in the doc yar , wit w ric es a e ••en s a • ads c toti , e , 1 . l• -. to anco , a enapheittusly to attach theaollege seal to a petition to object to the' plans 'of the TurkiFili . GoVernment, watt P re f, Parina ; he kneW the tools were bad, and. he didl aiishment it is intended the paten saall Communicat e pie, and ainatantinople . Tee pride is, from Giur- houses ; retail' by all iespectable • medicine. vendors, in the .a ( tbe House of Lords.. ngeinet the Chtirch Discipline Bill, but had nothin,g to propotte hineself. ' Mit . ' till:The, -no . at e . So far from accusing his own remissness, hee b 1 orm ,_• 0 c. um a 'and iitl'of a4l bt • - It is x Wed that (me° t la .- • k fl. ' • t SJI I y mea . e u erranean passage. . e n ~. . ,-, o .. ottsmou. , United Kingdom, Obserye.-No medieine sold' under tk ' abater names can possibly • be gennine, unless " Beach and ' fairer:fleeted hY :the Lord CLancellor. . The ' • - petition W 29 , - garrisau. Of Kars wee reduCed tO the last extreinity - new foutide epori it ii. justification for not. having at- I -' - i te s tided s te thesAs sis it . - ii • 1.4 11 . 440 • th e p rison will be completed. aild,he fel. the reception isf Varna, 3 il. ; ,to Adrianople, 6 il.. ; and gOnetanti- Barnicotte late, Dr. Reltarteotaritiportal. ea ermr......i _.:„,4 , psoposed by Mr. Scott azd . secontled by ale Murray 'of Bud'eringrazd - tilHts- 1 - 04 d -bad - becitilie- iwpo3.- - - - ---.--, e ll 94 - - 11 -9-wn 9 ;Ili- sa g• • • , __ _ _ .... _ • prlovuore 6srly IR the cawing ownwer, :-----,., .-.,!,-.,-, ... noole. (A.'? ..... . ~.... .• ... .. • .•---.i .• i • - . - _- - .. • ~.. _ _ . . r_... ... ..• ,• ..,. .. • . . , WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. 1 per of Paid. Price , Annum. Share. s. . s. last London 100 Grand Junction .. —l 4 . per cult. 50 0 0 all 7234 Kent—. ...• • 4 . per cut. 100 0 0 10 Lambeth •• .• .. •• •• — 100 0 0 New River Company 2l. 10s. - - ~:uuthwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 8934 West Middlesex Dividend I Amount Name of Company, per of Paid. Price, Annum. Share. lltingerfard .......... Xs.d.X s. d. —7% Southwark .......... 110 0 0 Ditto New of 7% p.c U. per cent. L 0 0 0 Waterloo ' 100 0 0 Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. U. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 2 ; Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 —204 i MISCELLANEOUS. Dividend • Amount Name or Company. per of i Paid. Pri ce , Annum. Share. t- --• ---... 4 a. d. X s. d. Assam fea ••.. • • .... 51. 50 0 0 20 0 0 Victimii AI art...... 2 14 per cent. 50 0 0 Australian A.. mcultur) . I/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 32 Australian Trust •• .. 43 1 . pet cent 25 0 0 Austra , ian Royal Mail ' Si. 10 0 0 a n Anglo-Nlexican Mint.. ii. lon. 10 0 0 all 17 British American Land 15s. 40 0 0 48 Canada ... ••.... •• .. N. per cent.lloo 0032 10 0 Do. 5 per cent Bonds .51. per cent. — Ditto, 6 per cent. .• 6/. per cent. lie% City navigation Bonds Electric felegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0, 24 0 0 96 Ditto . .. •. ...... — Equitable neversionry 71 pr. cen t . 100 0 0 100 0 0 • Dittc New ......, . ' 50 0 0 17.10 0 Gan. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 Gen.BteamNavigation •10 p. e t, 15 0 0 14 0 0 Hudson's 8ay........ Stock. ' Flungerford .. .. ... .... 21. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0 London Institution ... — ; -- London Reversionary 51 per cent. 15 00 1 all Russell Institution.... I 12 10 0 Price's Patent sand. Co 10/. per cent. 20 0 0 1 17 10 2014 Reversionary Int. Soc. 4341. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 Royal `Jail Rteam.... Si. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 73 Routh kustralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 00 I all 38% Trust and Loan Comp. Upper Canada .... 20 0 0I 5 A n , The Wildfire , steam-vesse 1, Master Commander G. Brockman,. left Sheerne,:n yesterday morning kr Port-- , mouth. Captain Lord F. H. Kerr proceeds round in her to be presentat the e. ru ing review. [AnysavisE3tExr.]—Only to be known to be valued.—Dr. Roberts's celebrated ointment called the " Poor Man's Friend," is confidently, recommended to the public as au un failing remedy for wounds of every description, a certain cure of ulverated sore legs; if of twenty years' standing, cuts, burns, , scalds, bruises, 'chilblains, scorbutic eruptions, and Pimples in the face sore and inflamed eyes, sore heads, eau cerous humours, eze., and is a specific for those afflicting eruptions th a t some ti mes f o ll ow vacc ination. Sold in potat a, 15. , 1 4 .1. and 2 s . 9d. each.—Also his Pilutne Antiserd- PhillEc,” confirmed by more than forty years' experience to be', withont exception, one of the best alterative medienes ever compounded for purifying the blood and assiszing nature in all her operationa.; hence they are useful in scrofula, scorbutic complaints, glandular swellings, particularly those of the neck, die. They form a mild and superior family aperient that may be taken at all times without confinement or change of diet. aold in boxes, at is 1.) d , 25.• 9,1 ; 45.; 6d. and 225, eich.l.--S - Old wholesale by the-prowietors' Be , c hi n 'd flarnieett;\ at their dispensary.- BridnOrt;" by tin -Liindon houses ; retail' by all respectable medicine. vendors, in the United Kingdom, Observe.—No medicine sold under tit aboVe names can possibly be gennine, unless " Beach and Barnicott, - latp, Dr. Roberts,. Bridport„!! j 3 eug ra y,4 . g a d priatal ciaitho etaGCSO4 try out - The specie crrivab of the week have amounted to About' 500,000/., of which 350,000/. is from Australia, the remainder being chiefly from the West Indies. The shipments are estimated at 700,000/., including those to Tn,dia and China, and 250,0001, on account of the Turk- WI Loan. Mr CHURCH DisciriatrE BILL.--Yesterday, at a ?meeting of the Fellows of.Sion CAlege, it was agreed Unaniinously to attach the, college s ea l to a }Mitten to the Rous e of Lords, againBV th e Ch urch Discipline Bill, introduced by the Lord (Mancellor. The petition was poposed by itr. Scutt, 1: - .‘1 .. , ei - ix.v.led by Jar; Ilarmy. The Post &a pt Gazette, under date of Vienna, Ray:S. The Turkish telegraphicliues were opened to-thepthhe- on the 11th. There are telegraphic stations at RoUsteholik, Schinla, Varna AOrititio pie, and C l .iigtantinople. The price is, from Ginn. woo to Rot - mit:no/Ik, 1 florin to Sebumla 'and Varna, 3 11. ; ,to Adrianople, 6 IL ; and Conatauti nople, ds.'.. • • -•- ": . ~,, . . THE.' &UN., LONDON MONDAY rvE.f.4..i, - :::t.i., APRIL 21 •• ............a...................... e 'a 9 18 5 6., 4 .''' PRr c: 1: - - 8 . TILE KEIL L OF KARS. sible, did' our Government . signify its readiness to land's own fault if she commits her armies, her men, I , ............... s r e , u a r nd to , w m h e i n le w a tt u n e i PARk IMPROVEMENTS. . EXTENSIVE FORe7ERIES. on II d A.DDINGTON CORN MARKET-Aeare 18. r e e v e e pertable I s approve any scheme which the panic of the Divan r h i e e r ne tr e ea w su d r l e n , o •a t il in d a h k e e r w h i o s n e tiO taitase Ilarlaeas, • for her calamities, seem alone uueencernecl. -Times. n exp.,- i _ . ep (Prom the Press.) Suggested. ------- OF SHAI?II7---------7-sec BANKS, ASA (TRANCE, AND OTildl R COM- , (From the Times of this day.) What a satire is • the telegraphic despatch of lAt the Marlborough-street Pelice-court on Saturday, , PANIES' STOCK. By the motion a Mr . Whiteside, postponed till -, , The controversy with regard to St. James's Park • p er Ma k the lic , use of Commons • Monday wee 9 . . . _ will be ,i4ord Clarendon du the 9th of Auemst last ---e-. --- L---- -- Naval and Pliiiita.ry Intelligence. 1 one of the most extraordinary cases of a contittuous and ' . • -•dis. 1 • , , . - .. WHEAT'. I reittratY 1 osea. 1 111100 „,* has been brought to a point which, if not consi a•out_horisintgicthie h hopeless ex h pedition of Onier Peat: successful series of forg•eries on bankers and private per- From the Oflicial List. 1 Fiest 7Be at 44s Od 1 32s 01 47s v ,:", called on to expre t ss . an o inion whether h dered as a final .one, is satisfactory enough. -There jesty ' s Govern . men i . s in any degree chargeable with w t h ßed . ou ae , upon t e deliberate documents sens in town and country ever detailed in a lettlice court . PUBLISEIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENIN .'' 1 Third •• is to be a road from the end of St. James ' s-street the grea_t h m e ilitary . disastty of the war-the loss of ich informed Williams, four months previously, -----0-___. • Was brought to a close on Friday by the apprehension The Assurance, 4, screw despatch gun - boat, Com- of three brothers, John Ingram Owen, 'George Smith , , 140 . /:7' ,. DON, FRIDA.Y, APRIL 18, 1856. 62s 0,1 1 353 Od 125 s Od 1 39e v a ... . _ Total quantity of wtteat in market, 391 qrs., t , 74 •01.4 • to , Buckingham-gate. This road will be cut be ple, but uestion related is very sim Kars.. T q . . that no assistance wduld be rendered ! - ' - ans------- tween Marlborough4smise and St. James's Palace. most importan_t t and the discussion will be closely The real question for the House of Commons, mender Wm G Jones heel her compass adjusted, I • ' Owen, aed Elsvard 0 - e'en, whom the deteciee pelice for rade-Ltretla AND COKE COMPANIES. .PP IP . • barley 417 qrs., 401 ed, a , sitting as the great inquest of the nation to deter: and left shee . ree . ss on S ' a h tu as elay last for Portsmouth to at least 18 InOriths have been in ' pursuit of. Tee hew ---------:" Dividend , AntOunt •• AVERAGE:tPsER IMPKRIAL QUA 52 R 6 TE (1 17. 7 It will be carried along the paved road into the • • ut med. lt is a great mistake to sup Pose that . '9 mine 18, Whether then:U. B 49 l lM not have . been done join the squadron. The Firefly. 4, paddle•wheel steam- - . P . / 498 so w 147 gra, 135 ' old Malli and so•in front of the Palace to Buckingham - B . c . r e-• • • tne puolicare indifferent to the manner in whtth • SO 41 beans o for the relief °Mara than could possibly have been - . " her ef cease in which the forgers have been completely Name m • ce "P i P a ") • • vesseL Capt. H. C. Otter, left Sheerness on Saturday at ; succeseful, already ' traced by he police ranee. , between per 1 of ___________ _____Annum_. L ..... Share. Paid. . Price. , gate s 'Thus Belgravia and London are for the first tote campaign was conducOted because the war itself anticipated from the despatches of.• Lord Claren three p.m. with the new mortaaves ; , 1 Wheat, 3/. 9 4 11-12ths 1 Barley, ...2z; 011 11•12 114 : time" brought into shy.' connection. We should have f s e i now over. On the ceontrary, they a . re eager d ? Had a resolution been •taken in the snrii - i; sele, Nos. 53 and 30 a,nd 40, and the sums obtained, in about, ' lB inonthe, • 'Zs•d.X s. d• °ate, .:. ' 11. 9 S taletha I Beaus, ..... 21. 3 2 11-120 1 • • 72E, Od. . ..... .. 00s Od been more grateful for . the concession had. it been ran explanetion on crircumstances which they °4 - of last year to comply with the • re_quisitiolis ol 54, and the Thames, tender to Formidable, in tow for fall very little ehort of 3,000/. Edward 9 .. „ von, dabhut British ............ „ Ditto Irovinclal.... _ _ _ _ __- leis tardily made, but at any rate there it is at . last. General Williams, and to have aff d d the armv Portsmouth. These mortar-vessels built by Harvey and two or three yeare, ago, lived am clerk with Mr. .1 eake, Brighton - ........., V. i 200020 0 0 - DALItEITII GRAIN MARKET-/PaTa 17. cenhot ?omprehend. Th ey see that the reputation all e 34 ! 5/. ,20 0 0 20 0 0 i 5 The isolation of so principal a quarter Of the town of Asia , the direct assistance of thi ti s r c e ountry, the • . •-• , ' h ot E d ng and h&s in somsta unaccountable manner sure y have been kept in ' 'Co ,' draw 61 feet of water with full cemplement of stove manufacturer, Museum -street ;J. L Ovren was a Tty . of London ...... 41 Os, 'lOO 0 0 leo 04 - Qrs. Best. Current. Infertr as the one which is knovin as Belgravia. was one of een amaged by most a. ilverse incidents since the a stores, provisions, shot, and shell, With armament coin- clerk in the Coistom-houea but dismissed for misconduct; Canintental(4th Cap.) . . - '6O 0 0 20 00 . - 52; I P ,' the greatest defects in the around-plan a London, y of Mouravieff would Equitable ....... •• .. 2/ lOs 150 0 o aud Geeree Smith Owen, breught up in the drug line , 972 Oats .. 31s shi ......... • 00s Od war commenced, ands theey are anxious to know • Great Central .1 .. ... 8/ per cent. •10 0 0 all 12 •' and should long since havebeen . remedied. The ex check, and perhaps have been • 11 To affirm that the Adruini stra s t e n a is y rr d es isco fro m m tit t e h d e . ple i t t e. wii had a kind of office at 12, Tower-street, as agent for Imperial ~.....„... lee& ttenus. 50 0 0 all ,88 301 barley :300 Wheat 43s 6d ... : ..... 00s Ocl whether the blame rests mainly with what is called Ibe nen b th 51 . . 40 0 0 „ - 73 Pea,s & beans 46 , 3 0,1 oos Od . 40s 01 ' pense of making this road, including the removal of Administrative S sten3 or with those men OUT , _ , Y e following report how some of yvholesale druggists. Some 3 - care ago the father of the I L n e d i T d p e e n n: 1 . ent... , „ • „ .. the German Chapel, will be 21,900/., the chief por- y _ • „ • blame of the Kars disaster will b t - ~ eo . approve a our . flying squadr?n have been enga vat in the Baltic Prisoners was in extensive Imainess itt Shrewsbury as Do., Part .P;ef . e . reWc . e ei, pe7cent. g 1 :0 1 " 7 ' 2 s , • e who are are at the heat!. of the system, and wno ~ .ABEADEN-APRIL 18. •, tion of wisich sum will, of course, be expended in the weak, vacillating, ad • 1 • ' a woellen draper, but Le failed, and it was en this retests ... have at their disposal t . she whole mi ht and re- . n nig orious policy, and to during the last six weeks :-The Firefly,' which left 44. pe s r L cont. : I gf o r .g g . s il l : , ..i ) -2 •. 1 , , , , , . remova. at the building. The operation is to be per h• g • t ls . h declare that the wisest course for our Government, Sheerness six weeks since • •f - IF le k-ttl t - h a t liff .. .. .. .. •• • with the mails or the ;ging ,in rep ay ia .t e suoertracturs of forgery was Potato oats 9 53 0(1 to 26s Cid 1401bs per buil' /Mums of the nation. It is tis poin wic United . General ...... 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all .20 Coalmen oats -s 0,1 to 25s Od formea 3n afar riaore extensive scale than we had con- when a great militar • • y operation in which ive are Squadron proceeded direct to Kiel, there coaled, tOence afterwards raised. The first case of forgery trace , " to 't is ho ed. the inapend...ing debate will clear up, Westminster Chartered 41 oer cent. 50 0 0 ~ 5 ';44 - • Bere 30s Oti to :17s 6d t gg ii , • templated, but we freely admit that the removal of 1 . nearly concerned is in progress oth • fto Faro th • • , M C dC 1 680/ ni wa t e arya ept, .y a ee, e preoners 'sae on essre. outts an o. or ~ Dato, New ........ gound, there fell • 'h b E 1 P 1 d • P • t i t . • teal with the stroneest * nt ? u e issue o - 51 0 " 1 ° ° ' 11 N Barley 36s Cd to'37s iid j uu " s and hence 1 s an . leipa, .. . . by the primener Edward, who, throu,ah his sister, be- - Fat o d Harr' an iea the linperieuse being on a cruiee '' 1 •••- which th tt . f E b e repu a ion o ngland in the East must ° 11 ' N'llleat, red (spring)soB . otl to slis - 0d the chapel and the wider entrance to the Park will be t. The Ad.ministratson is responsible to the . 1621bs „. - great improvements. The-sum required is, after all, r s mainly depend, is to follow the precedent esta- up the Gulf of Finland, up which ehe advancrel uqtil the wao came acquainted with the handwriting of a lady 1 - WATER-WORKS. . •• white eos Oti to 65s Od . b t the house its olf is res °risible t th ouse, u p . o e sand ice impeded her further proeress. The Irnperieuse kept cad' at Coutts's. This took place,about 18 er 20 • Oatmeal • 19s Oil to•2os Od per holl. trifling enough,. 'when compared with the conse- " blished by Lord CI d aren on and Lord Panuture, . menthe ago. The police were sent in pursuit of the i Dividend Amount Flour 53s Od to 51s Od per sack. • • /peaces of the minutestblunders of the War De- coh_ntry. ome fact& which are indis u b . and do - NOTHING. then proceeded to Dtrazic to sisal, thence she went - tit Faro Sound, and there received her mails from the Fire- forger ; they traced him by railway to Kingston, then Name of Company. per of Paid. Price Partment, and the - blundera of that department are There W aru ly s . th p t a l e. General i iams joined e army in Asia as " the - -,......_-. . fly five days after their arrival there. On the arrival of into a hackney brougham, ween they lost him. Otte a Beef, per lb .. PROVISION MARKET. sti to Otl I Butter, p lb. Oslld to ls O d e i not often minute. We are most happy to add that * ssioner of the wen of Eneland " • Q , , 0 , in Sept., the Firefly at Faro Sound she wag towed through the• ths• prieoners gave out that he had jnst returned with a • Xs. d. Xs. d. Mutton, per lb. 6cl to ed 1 Eggs, p doz. Os 4d tnoll ro",A . the idea of bisecting the. beautiful gardens with a C°°lllll SIR R. AIREY AND TFI ' B CRIMEAN fixed ice, from six to sevett inches thick, a distance ef large fortune from AIM tralia. He had cards printe•l, East London . 1 Hens, p pair 3s Od to 311 in 1854, and from that datre until the ca itulatiou of Grand Junction .... l. 4. per cnt. 50 0 0 all carriage -road is definitively given up. There is, , P ' BOARD OF I . NQUIRY. three miles, by the Falcon screw steam-vessel, the giving his address at Peel River, Austraaia, and he an It N, Pork, per st...ds 3d to 53 6d 1 Chickens,do.2s Od to 2i. 6 1 Kars at tne end of Nov., 1855, our Government at.........• •• . . 4' er cnt 100 0 0 - ij° ' Salmon rlb ... i . , pe ... Os to Os 1 Ducks, do., 28 Ocl tes2ll 6 _, .indeed, to be a, bridge across . the Ornamental paddles of the. Firefly being rendered useless. The Fire- neunced that be had returned to England for the sole tribete - • • • P . 100 0 0 - - was constantly and fully - .informed of ihe condition --sub-__ Grouse, per brace.....os to Os i Ducklings,doOs Od taot. Os_, Water, but for foot-pa b ssengers only. This will lse ' fly then coaled there, and was towed back again by the Purpose of paying all his father's creditors in full. w - ith New River Company 2l. 10s. - - - - f the Turkish arm in Asia of its wants its de teuthwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 34 Tallow p etone,3s9d to 480.1 1 Turkeys each solto 5e tw e • a great convenience to the inhabitants of that new • ° . Y. , , When the news of the• Crimean horr rs arrived in th • is Falcon to her anchorage. She then took the mails to checke prepared beferehaael one or the other of the -. West Middlesex .... 5/ er •• • e cent. 61 '0 0 - 89 - P t ' k 'd - - ' 4 '• Oi - o atoes, pr pec , 6 to id 1 Geese do., Os Od to OS • plerable inefficiency, and. its danger. Lord. Claren- country not wholl u t d °. • -•' d h f • • . ' ' . Kiel, an t ere ound the Majestic and Cmsar at brother, waited on the creditors in succession, and by a - district which is now rising between Westminster y nexpec e , nor yet without warn- Rabbits, each 9,1 ' to Dd. don and Lord Paumure well knew that without - • ' . • • • Abbey and the Belgravian squares. We have not . . ing in what had occurred at Varna and in the long-de- anchor. - She coaled there, and proceeded again to Faro Plausible story succeeded in disarming, suspicion and in- BRIDGES. . . Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt.-sOd to 106 1 rompt aid and large reinforcements that armv f d la • • _ e erre em erkation, it was often Sound. On her passage down she communicated with clueing the creditors to take the ch ' ecks. which were . a word ef objeetion to - offer to Sir Benjamin Hall's asked, both here and Eggs, wholesale' price, , per dozen ..... .... .... ...... „--tt to 61 . 13 Id tll Id • tri 3 • tth R • cou no o i grown , agauss e ussian force abroad, how it was that the English tbe Amphion off Bornholm, the squadron still re. always for a larger amount than the d: bt, and to give • Dividend Aznount plan as far as it goes, bnt two liirther changes are charapter, so vigor • RETAIL PRIORS. ' -they knew also that such aid was not to be ex- ous so ractical so • t' 1 ,. . 41 p , inven ive,. eo full of resources, was maining at Kiel. She remained there for three days, their own checks for the difference. In must instances Name or Company. per of Paid. Price. necessary befere the Park 11 fully opened-that is Annum. Share. F10ur,141b....-s Otl to 3s Od Barley flour,l4lb.Os to,2s OJ . t d f th 0 t G C pec e . rom , .e t omen overnment at on- so it, e reflected in what had just transpired of our mili- when the Pylades .and Felcon were sent to cruise these good checks wese made the foundatioU for iarger - ------ .oatmeal Os Od to 2s Od „ dust, Os toOs lot to say, a communication between Pall-mall and stantmople. Either it wanted means or it wanted tary operations. It was clear that England was one thing off Gottka Sando. • The .Amphion and Harrier were forgeries, and in this way coneiderable sums vsere ob- Xs.d.Z s. d. Beremeal --Vs Od to is 10d , per lb 2d to 2iss Storey's-gate, and an. entrance or .access 'from vigour to place the Asian army in an efficient at home and another thing abroad. But tide was; not the sent •to cruise eff-Courland, Three days after they left tained from benkers at Shrewsbury, 'Taunton, Salisbury, thingereard.......... - - - - .7% . Peasenteal... Os Od to 2s 1 d Sid ' s, tel Spring-gardens. We cannot, however, ' say that tate. But with this knowled e our Forei u a whole of the puzzle. The soldier w h d ar y, brave, the Cuckoo arrived with the newe of peace and with Poola the London and Westminster, Henries and Co., so i lt i li t yv o te w. . , . ,ta a • • .. _ - t2o o o - - . 44b.,10af...8d. 2-Ib. 10af.,..4d. there bas been any very - loud. expression of opinion ' ; tar dM . • t fW g de A d. tli • ecre . yan inis er o ar ci e • t read and b 11 th 8 ye , a ove a , orouehly subordinate. He might orders to recall the squadron. The Firefly then pro- Grote, Prescett, and Co., Taub, Trowbridge., Manches- Waterloe -r. p . te . per cent. io r o i g g _ Cheese, per imperial stone, 4s. to 43 Bd. upon ei • 'thee of these points. It is obvious enough nothing more was •• to be done than to make be said not to have • 11 ei ' awi an scarcely& mind of his own ceeded to Gottka Sando to recall the Pyla.des and Falter, &c. Information of these repeated forgeries was Ditto Old Ann of 8/ 11 14s 8d 60 0 0 . -7. D tto ~ w d tto or7l. 1/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - tl d d d ' i N i * * • • • .- 2 ; - ______ DUI 3 LIN-APRIL 18. • that if there ‘be a good opening at Marlberough- . remonstranceswhich the .knew would be unheeded. con, and thence.o oprland to recall the Amphion and 01- war!.€ l .- to e 0 an •yar ,an several of the most ex- Whence, then, the failure of an arm ' ' ff C • f l-1 S y which seemed Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 - 20% house the simple difference will be that the traffic B sendin Gen. Williams' to - ' oin the arm . to combine in an. extraordinary degree . the absolute •Harrier. From off Courland she proceeded to Faro perienced of the dectives, among whom were Police-ser- Our corn market to-day was generally dull, without ear from the city will pass'along Pall-mall in place of - Agit!, Euelan g d was directl ‘mad j e a t t Ytliiii oheience of the soldier• with the. power and skill Sound ; when off there fsll in with the Imperieula eona geants Smith and Williamson, were specially retained . . DOCKS. alteration in the currencies of Tueeday. par y o 6 of civilisation? Let us . see how_ far answer to municated with her ; during this time of abeence of the by Messrs. Mullen:l and Co., on behalf of the bankers, ' White wheat, 375 Od tO 41s , red ditto, 348 Od to 38 Of 3 along the Mall . .in St. James's Park. It will, -no war in teat uarter.• Clf this Y L dCI s q f ll . 0/i t arendon seems- this question is supplied by the . tone of the wit•• • Firefly, all the vessels except the Falcan, Cuckoo, and to apprehend tbe forgers. The forgers could not stir Dividend . ' Amount ' . barley, 14s Ott to 19s Od ; oats, lls Od to 14s Od ; rapese 4 P doubt, in the end, provg the wiser course to coa t h o t ave_ een 2 u y conscious. was necessary, he nessee tsefore . the Crituea,n Board of Inquiry.. Sir Imperieuse, had left thsre. The Firefly then, by order without being dogged by the detectives ;if they went Name ef Company. per . of Pall Price. -s Od to -s 01 per brl ; oatmeal, las Od to 15s Od ; bakers. nect St. James's Park with Charing-cross, for such Annum. Share. . - • wro e (Sept. 2, 1854), tha,t Gen. Williams should R. Airey must be considered a fair specimen of the • of Commodore Watsoc, proceeded up to Gottka Sando ieto the courary the telegraph was put into requieition, -- --- an improvement would add great beauty to that " have hi h Turkish rank iven him to insure re- more favoured claSs of t • 13ri ieh cffiaers. He ha,s eajoyed in search of the Falcon, and found her off the Inland and the coentry police were on the alert. The detectives . .Xs.d.X s. d, per 480 lbs. , quarter ,of the town, .as well as ease the traffic ;. , g. , . . g . . th f • d • off . Gottka. The Firefly, thee, being senior vessel, Smith and Williamson would not follow them, well ' oommeteial e . •. .. ..... si. pr cent. Stock. Steck. .-.- . t spect tor •is autnerity ;' and in the following Oc- e .d nen ship of our most powerful military men, and is zent. etoek. - -- • but there is no•occasion for precipitancy or undue sa ., :t t r . i2 t v r e.st meta., ~ 2 t , pr tober he wrote that "her Majesty's Government evi ently regarded with no disfavour by the Cohrt of ordered the Cuckeo and Falcon to proceed to Kiel. The kip-twine, as they said, that when they had done the F ' .; Y•• - -.•-- • haste- It is most certain that now the Park is Firefl then roceeded to F - ro aod ; " job . " in the country they would return to town to London .•• • ; - 100 ' RUBOR/VT mAns. had a direct interest in the effective. state of th Inquiry. Intru;ted with a most he t por ant position in Y P e , , here took on board partially thrown open it will, in the end, be thrown • Turkish army, as it was likely that military opera e th C • • • - - e rimea-with what sad reeulti we know-he h as from the Government depot &Rita 15 ton 3 of coals, be. . their old haunts and associates in the Haymarket, Dian Bonds 4Z. per cent. - s et. Katharine ...... •• 4 per cent. Stock. - 8 - 3 -.......,_.„---- . open - owe - very side. tious on a large •scale would be carried on - in Asia been rewarded with a etill more important position with ing all that remained at the depot all other vessels - of tk 'yhere they E 4 ent the meter t fth cl • h - p g t par o este is °nese onthampton s _ A .41;mile/I that 'the raails are 'emit from the General Post•oft tie Thus,. then, two great objects 'have been ob- - ,• .1s• • - ' what result 3 we have still to x • -• ' s uadron havina filleel utl ' • - ' e ' • ' n iere previous to their leaving earnings, and where one of them, from his reckless ex- victoria .........e I .51. per cent. 20 00!10 0 0 , 184 •ow night-and Mby the morning-4espateh.) next year. So far,there was a foresight, but it was e ri perience. He is the Bri- e q - , , .- - . .- taMed-we have saved St. James ' s-gardens, and we foresight a that kind w . hich regards the probability tish officer ' •the rain of. the C mea the very being on tor tit:lg arta. The Firefly then left on the 7th inst for trava,gence for some lime ast has been known under ' ' . . . • • • . i„the ritlitli MN ' o Too , ~ . I 4 . JOINT-SrOC'K BANKS. . have obtained a communication between Belgra.via whom EngLrd and all Euro e were ' s 1'- - Kiel. Between Faro and Borah ;I pecu atiega twelve- , ~, a k fII • • 'if do • name ;•f "Ce P G ' c - ' _ _ - .m . , in with a enee e _, . ampagne e .rg . e, of the Steck Ex- COd evens. .•n Genera! Pow.. Por du. iz of events, without makmg the slightest .preparation month aeo how it th P b ' 0,. teruns were ept fired and fog signals made,. which change.' The telegraph was serviceable on more th II - Odlee, London.l oispetent ! Et, .frei• s and the remainder of the town. Sir Benjamin Hall - was at, eing an Englishman, he. 1 . Dividend Amount ' to meet them. ... , . •.• of Conieany 1 • Paid Price ----"--- - ------ - in the course of his explanation on Friday night, - . . was so little of an Englishman, and showed so little of eere shortly anseered by several guns. Cat the Firefly ene occasien ; the most, recent, hovvever apo.,ars Name ••- • ! Ann e u r m ••h O a f re., • • ,e iee l ee (evs e e e p ee e : e Ever Frid • - ---. _. . y a, - Liverpoo• April 23 .nrom the first of Gen. .Williams's deepatches to that race whieh covers earth and sea with its achieve- appreaching slowlY towards the sound she fotind the Ln• to be this :-one of the prisonerB , took a ' pla,c ‘ e, ` to informed the House that it was his intention to - -- ,merice. tby United i.e.• the last their tenour is the same. Constantlyand un- mats. . • 1 pirieuse at anchonunder Bernholni. The Firefly anchored Freme, hut tee telegrap6 doses not extend to that ------ ' - ' carry out the third recommendation to the com •• . . . 1 .z s. d. Zs. A. eecket) ...........e •••• --• " I Liverpeei . varyingly he complains-of the wants of the Turkish The bane andannaper of the man have now been tested, thiere also. On the same evening the fog clearina, eta the !dace. Coheevently, the message had te he forwarded enstraisela........... '4O/. per cent 40 0 0 an e 33„, kmorica (by ito state: . mittee. This was to the effect ' that a, road should . sutras ..........e., •• .• •• • • Southemete , army,. and especially of' the deficiencies at Kars notmerelyb cernmand but)) b ' y eing brought into contact I 111 p4rieuee and 'Firefly' proceedsd for Kest ; there found eart of the way by train, and this delay enab;ed antis', North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 /I ---. be opened from Waterloo-place to the Mall, termi with t o ft Y ' • C ? e in i . iii ry were . in .ragep cmthing, without . . w °Sal ° mull Th f t • • d 1 • ' . , sions, both of them coming from the , flying squat4sn, except the Falcon and Cocker' ; the the prieoner to make his attempt. Ma Shepherd, ; • J •oinieetclal of Londen. 1 0 !•Per cent- :100 0020 0 0 - %esteems (via South . oiontai .............. 5/ per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 8 - pton) •• •• •• •• - M -•••-•• • - Southamptoe _ nating , near :Storey's-eate. Sir Benjamin so far t e sanre source, andentitledto she s latter vetssel arrved at mideight of the sathe da On the of Frorne an examsive cloth ucq.nufacturer was waited ' lonian.-- .......... , 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - ei j it m o (via Marseilles) . N • Dover - shoes without stockinas withow, kuansacks The a ante respect, ae .hie fll " d i. • ' - h E Y' fl 1 ' f" h • t" ' ' ' o owing ay ad left for Eaglarid except . t e ire . 3, and upon ter oue e the nothers wita the old story of being Leasosee, 11k. of Aus. - 20 00 - aa 0 174 Ditto (via cape co. Good ... disregards the suggestion of the committee that he .. a' , , . , 0 . 1 . ‘ ' • ' . own com Mission of Mit'or G - eneral cavalry hau neither valises, boots, spurs, sitbres, end the commission of • .. Onssetals h • - C .1 • Ch j - Cuckoo. The Ftrefty coiled during the n ght., arid left on about to discharge hie father's debts anti he offored a London and County .. 10 .. per cent. 50 0•20 0 n 3,1% Hope) ............N leay.. the Duke of York's pillar standine p ;N. - kw - mos to nor carinnese, The men were 23 months in arrears is ommani emu- let. Under the first Conn& s' • . Londe eed Westininstr 11. percent. 100 0 0 20 0• 6 41/ . vi e" ;. w ee , e e ,,,e,, ) ,,e, /3d ot the moral, • pireen t e ,„ where it is, *nd to lead the road ou either aide of of a -.„ ~ ~, ),. , . • . two officers of great ability and s • -4"“n the following day • she aucaered off Sprogo the same cheque for 170/., which was 100/, more than the balance. , ase, .24,8 e 30 01 te • Dover .... ervices went to London -Joint .stock ... 12 . per cent.. 50 0 0 10 0 0 32 k examine ........... p y. d r h - o o r tne servi as cr the artillery there were . ta,'ee as ' tronomical observatiOns, remainin , Mr. Shepherd did not quite like the teal:mad:ore and he it into the park. There appears to be a certain the Crimea.to inqiiire into the losie of evening to emi t ztv . r . etand.... :s ; t i ..p:f . =t t:. to l g g g 25 a O n 0 .- •4 3 ,l a. .e b x e a m ndri as a.... .......... / 1 1 , 1 . 4, 1 :: 0 2 1 ,, ( TL 0 47a i n o e t o , r.. s iZi , ampton .. rqui h re . i rers, ammunition,. and gunners. En- many i th s o h us i anii diffieulty with the lessees of the houses on Carlton- reen ani horses by .want of food, cloth' all that, day ; at midnight weighed and ' proceeded t ‘ o put the applicant of for a day or so, The forger teok an ' ti:a. • 6 . . rier cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 7- ' i3elgium ................IN T WIY•••••••••••• Doi:er! ' • za . P . l . c . n . osiia renc . ing too s were wanted to repair the roads ; in spite of immense supplies sent out fro l ni ' t a a; cou e nt r T r' v A.nholt for a similar purW:•se.,; left Ante& in the alter- the alarm, started off to Salisbury, and thence ti Bath, Nationr•l of Irel terrace. In their leases a covenant wa3 originally dr N't Prov ,, l i ncial of Eng. 8e per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - . Brazil .............. al rl o o f t t l h l ea m e or n i t th i - 4 h et/et-empire, May 16. ugs and surgeons were neeAed fer the hospitals ; As General Airey's neon, ana roatided the Scave on the 6th hist. at . 6 a.m.; where the country police, who were by this tane in poe introduced. to the effect that - they were to have the . - effice was directly responsible, at -- 0 -. 1 p • p e e t r . zt :2 g g io si e l o .-..... I ( l a ti p en e Os .,f A u y o res o . 1 . i. .. 0 . 1.. .....1 tn - i l r out , i , t us 3nlttori MaT i l6 . provisions and stores of ail kinds were vranted for as the Generals of Division, Leal. Lucan, for example, . she arrived in the Demme and anchored .. a • t 5 pan. on sloe of the telegraphic message, lost hien. At length oriet t it t le " B a e n w k . 1.', 7 0 . r . p . 0 . r . a . , 4 port 1.1 iteueraie uninterrupted tisieof the terrace from east to west. Friday, •making the run froth the Scaw in 59 hours ; re- the exertions of the detectives were a:,teuded with sue- . south Australia ...• .. ;14/ p.et.&bs. 25 0 0 •, , 41a Cape of Clood (lope ...e. • the supply of the garrison. These wants are urged • referred to the orders from his office, of couree the Cone So% Cape de Verds .. •• „, s 9t.b.of Os month southampton - - 1 Not long afterwards an entrance was cut into the 'teed in the Downs nine hour s for aOA theaweigited cess ; they succeeded in testing all three brothers into ilt it n to ef . .tustralia :: .... r 3 ; :p p e e r r e c e e n nl.. 25 0- 0 _,, t once only but a hundred times • they are rea missionere of In nir h 1 t f . . .q y ato go titraieht to him and the ma ti ri d '1 210 0 -.•-. . Ceylon.(seeladia) . park, and, in consideration of this, and after due 11° d i s ' • f f •' -- - ' • Te e cuetody together. It appeared that Mr. Rutter, urn . peate n every . variety o ortn, and pressed in the rep ?r• 0 his afice. It ie impossible to read Sir R. _l2 ar ye at 6 eeerness at 8.30 ;Lin. the same day. finicni cf L . Zi0n . ..... 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 27% Cey10n'............... collBl3ltatioll with the lawyers, the ground-rents of iretly has run ovsr about 3,500 miles, and expended brella maker, Cheapside, was one of the father's credia Unien of Madrid ..... - 40 0 0 all ' - Channel 151e5 . ..-. „ „le MoneWed.,&Frie. Southern!), o. ru.M.Sst most moving manner. Such sentences as the fol- Airey s own . accouet of what took plac,e ' bete - een him- u Chili.... ............ e• j 2ll 4,17 th of tronth Southampe• the -Carlton •terrace lessees were reduced. The - owing are constantly recurring in General Wq- sdf and the Commissioners without perceivi etht fa during eix weeks more than 500 tons of coals tors. He received a visit a few days aeo Iran Ed werd - CANALS. china ..., . - - fence a month r . April 20 e Imes steana transport, No. 92, Caotain Strutt, one o the brothere, who stated he came to pay his question is,-did this reduction only cover the ex- 1 . - - ' ' determined to s • n- a •• Th Tit • f - ' ' ' ' et them at nought. Though they often . . Constantitople ...• .. e 'll .l t l h 3e l B : 2 3oe2s 0! e• Dover .... ham's despatches to Lord Clarendon :- . isting entrance for foot-passengers, or can this be sought him, and thr: ce licteally eat down at the table Of arrived at Spithead on Saturday from the Orimea, with father's debts, producing at the same time a cheque for . Constantinople ........ r ''Oth of mole Soathampto . converted into a carriage-road. without infringe- I rese4 it, my lord, that nok a , cla i T . is to be lost ; and I his office, and opened a regular ex • t . - the follow' • • • amine ion he e qe „ ingene e l e i s m e p„seengers :-Lieut. Charles 15/,, and receivieg the ralalee in a. cheque f. r 7/. 10s. Nallltl3 01 gl Dividend p, Names Of r t Dividend , per - --Ce COmparlieS. 4' . Per Price. Coot. of Europe 111 4. F Twice daily ...• , • Dover .... Twicedaill Egypt, (see India) " . ' ment of their rights ? This is a question which we - u_rge na n p z a r t s i p v r e 7s a s; d n a p m on pl y e o s n a r pp l 1 p o o r tin t h e th e x e ec n n e t c i e o s n s l o t I it',,)f answered. one question by •word of mouth ' . Though P, Stokea 4th Foot (in cominand) ; First Class Seraeon As he was about to leave the ;shop he turned r mud to cum l' ames • ---`1 7: -Annum. • .e . annum. •-e France .......... M & NlTwise dallY.. •• - - Dover .... Twieedell twist leave Sir _Benjamin* Hall to settle with the P d r u o ties.-Dec. 12, 1854. • • . . .. y written questions were sent te him, he lett them mum- 'T. Paynter, of the Me licel Staff ; Assistent Surgeon J. Mr. Ruttea and said coolly " You cannot but acknova , - Gibraltar e, .......• 541 4 ,7, 17, 20, 27 +I ut ewe limps,. - --.---- -• 'Greece (see India) , " Z j swered for nieny weeks, and, to all appearance M'El. Cowan', of the 551 i ; Acting Assietant Suegenn ledise that my father has behaved like a gentleman to X ' , • never Greytown ..........mitd.s&o,,l7lokrinon. Southamptee lessees ; but, in ' the meantime, is there any reason Lord Clarendon recognised the justice of these would have answered them, bad be not received a pe- G. Hind ; and - Hosp:tal-draser W. Coombe (in Medical you." Mr. Ruaer.aesented. " Well, then " said the •=, shtn.&oldh 98 7Z. 0. ct. 145 Nfacclesfleld. 100 2L 10s. 51 why ; the road should not be opened from the base , re resentations as oiler ' : th y d H ' were Ina , e. e r t eruptory oiler &ern Lord Pan:lmre to ansvrer them by charge) ; Firet Claes Staff Surgeon F. Foaker ; Ceptain Atotetli•tn capitalist, " I think, as the vveath ' er appears itarnsley•••• 1( 5 - ). - 47 ,i rath ...... 100 16L -.,- ~ : 4 E rr a ra „::, u n r g:: :: ••• • - • .:, 1‘ ) ILI - Of Y the mo d ig ) 1 1f. eta" t d i: ) a n ie ••• l e • • May 2 of - the ateps ta Storey's-gate? The most important 2 * tt dth )f th s e- G. A. ,Warbarton, of the 19th• Foot ; Capt. J. d. Wood, .squaly, you might as well make me a present of an um- te n n i i i t il e t ,,. ; ila b i r n g ' ' 4O: 4;: 92 r P x ea f t I : 4 . res . t . . 1 71 ' 51 - . Os. 1i.) 76 Flolland ..........:: :.1,1 I Daily ...• •• .. Dover ... P ... Dana a mi e t e urgency h c h e case. e declared it _he next ma d i , which, by-thra )3 , ,' he boasts he did not do l ivi Il7t 1 t !the month. Southamptoe 16thenno points have already been obtained. St. James's- was . mos necessary t a . t t e wants . brought to his 11 ~ e ass p u . me from the firet that the inquiry was to be of ths 82d eCapt. John E. tiring, R.A. ; Lieutenant J. brella." "Choose °ne e " said Mr. Rutter. A guinea teoventry....lloo . 251. . - Regent's •••• 30 1 1 14% lioridarae ...... ~, .. Nl4th x 20th ot moil. Plymouth .. 4 & 20 711 orb - • 100 6 / 15s . 84 Rodidale ... • 85 11. 10s. 76 idle (viaSouthampt. eardens are preeerved. for public use and enjoyment, •s notice should be supplied, .and that all the require- only' into the Commissariat, and business of that ' • timer, a was se ecte , and both perties took leave, mu- Sharpies, 39th Foot ; Lieutenant R.ichard Coos-, 46th , • ' 11 1 d • „ Ilia ( a ta m arse le„S ee 9th9r.2sth of Month Dover ..... t sor , 41 Y &C . h...s ' 69 Ve • p . ci - Somrset 0 1 _ma. 140. - - . and the inhabitants of one of the richest quarters DS en , e , ieut. C. H. Williams, tually pleased with their morning's work. Mr. Rutter ds' Lieut . E Tow h • d 46t' • I; - -.4r:1 111 077,10in" 100 3'l, pi.ct: 45 Do. Lk F 4.4 12 - tonian Isles (see India, 7, 17, &27 re mon D0ver...... . ments of General Williams should be promptly alai that thaonly object was the future d • ' men ing of that - • Do., 6 or.Ct.' to . to. pr. et. iite ;Saba &Wore 14 0 281. 420 !reland ........* & N r v 9 ic ;',,, 5 11 1 3_%:• •• .• Hole head . Twicedelli of the town are - relieved from isolation. We con department. Even on this su • t" RN • Rev G J . I pp nn ion, though hie own T : T t , • . . G.l. Chaplain to the - Foreee ;ma immediately published the affair to hie friends as a fine aebea............ •• al , • • ./. e/ of m. SouthamptoreApril 26 fuifilled. Nearl as often as he received Y i a despatch 1 4/: - Shrewsbury.. ,25 - - , eratulate thorn and all Londoners upon the result, ,• . . raceut experieece hail sho h of the Turkieh Contin e t•• 1 edi • i trait in human neture-fili I 'et ~- • ogart y, - • gn , M, ea . . , .api , y eneaged in re.esat. o r. raiil •74r 1 i 'er i lg l k 11. - 09. _ . b , Rh of the month Southempeee . .. from the British Commissioner he wr ote to Lord wn . the importance of that de- a -u iStourbridge iie 121. 290 &fa-tiara •• •• •• •• - • , sweira ............ 2 , 231 of month •• •. Liverpool . - ..1 and would only ask in addition that this road . . - . . partment, he nevertbele - ss taff Steward, 14 orderlies, 2 non-commissioned officers, blisbing a parent's credit and character ; but his views a r a r e a n n ra 1, - ; AZ 39 6s. Od. - 6% Severn and i, - Stratford at Constantino le desiring p , . 0 , that the com- did not take one step, not one ' across the parade, which -is ready for use, should • rnicute's tin bl u e, . not one word, not one 13 .Commissariat bakers, 2 servante, 2 distressed . . sea,. on the subject suetained a disegreeable revulsion by the Lancaster ..!100" - - I Wye Rail. J 26 21 . - -II -lite (see India) plaints of General Williams might be broueht to ' stroke of the , s ,„ if ilta ...............,.arl. 10. &28 of mon. Dont' ~....... 4, 20 mo. &Livrp 100 • 251. 464 a eiVanvick &i be no longer closed. . pen to advance that suppoeed Obiect-th . men, and the folio Nina. eobliers and others :-18 of the return of the ferged cheque, nerd a commuttication from Leeds 100 21 . se Neuritlns (see India/ e improvement Leicester .... 1100 5/. 494 Birming. ~t , ,,,,,,t ius ........ .., , 14th "of the month the notice of the Ottoman GJverument, and that of the C • ' .. , oatinesanat and Trans ort • - p. services -ti a er • 11 ft Royal Artillery, 2of the Royal Horse Artillery, lof the online, which opened his eyes to the fact that he had icstr &Nth 83 - -- Warwick & 1 I.llmammoomstaffsme......mna llia his requisitions mi 7 ,ht be eouiplied with. In this the departure of the • - the . Royal Seppers alai Minere, 4of the Grenadier lest 71. 10s. and a guinea umbrella, bat had gained a L e nto tio A eh 142, 701 550 N t 100 2i • 10 ',num ..........3 f i2n , l of the more'. , Sonthampter April 26 .. Cenernissioners, and when he had 7. 1 m,, . . . ....... /e 'sthlstblethofmort. Dover .... . , . th l s ' h 100' - . wer a e f t o r n i . THE BAND IN ICENSINGTON GARDENS. manner he conveniently' threw all reAponsibility received peremptory ordere from lier Msjeet ' S t y s ecre ary .8, . o• tee ..,thestraartt Guarde, 7of the Seats new " wrinkle." Oil Friday last detectives Smith and Monmou Guari 7 c I - • 014 I. Mntgmerysh 100 . - .- I Binning. i7B 21. 21 , law grenade ......e. ~ ti& 17thof month Southampto, from himself. He wrote much, hut did nothing. of War. He admits that, as it w ' od• OWIII 01?Illt011 , Fusilier Guards. 6of the let Reyal Regiinent of Foot WA!. , .arrison, accompa,nied by Mr. Rutter followed one MeltnMwbry 100," - - Wilts & Brks• -10 s. Od. - flaw Zea1and........ -Bv private stip ~ (2,1 battalion), 3of the 4th, 2 of. tne 7th, 2et the 9th, 9of the brethere into Clerkenwell, and s' If t aw on en er a . Papal States ........2, 'olsth2hthotmon. Dover .... ~ Having niaile Up his mind that the Turkish Go- that a format exatitina.tion, in ahich a t ' ' 1 ; ne . ornmeseioners . _ ,_,_,__,,_ .....,... _7, Ithl7o27thofmoneeiont hempen, Yesterday the head of the Royal Horse Guards Blue vernmeut ought to do whatever was necessary in were to take the lead w le i f ,eute o no use he was reselve,l uf the 13th, 3of 14th, aof the 17th, 3of the 18 , ..h, eet public-house close to Sr. John•s-gat ie. A second brother I NAURANcE COMPANIES. . te 3 i r r . u :' .............. ; id & 27th of mote Southampter played . again in Kensington -gardens, when-owing, Asia, he would pay no attention to the hints he net to enbintt te it. He was reedy, he ' Haps to take a the I9th, lof the 20tb, lof the 21 s t, eof sh e 23,1 , a o f ,iOnfl afteraarde made his appearance, and went into Dividend • Am e r pal _ Pert Natal ..........e, -.1.9 Private ship... Various ports uncer_tate deubtless, in a great immure, to the inagnifieent wea- received, that he was expecting more from it than rale with one of them ; and thinke, he eays, that in free the 30th, sof the 31 , a, 3of the 33;1, 2of the 34th, 6ef tbe seine public.houme. Detective Smith followed, and Ne of company. per 6. Price. S.cily ~.„ „,„„, „, „le thletll2/41teenen, Dover ...... - • •st.bleth2etheineee. Ltoveree... • . conversation he could have expleinal everything. No ;he 38th, 3of the 39th, 3of the 42 a 2 of the 44,a, sof to hie great gratification found all three brothers . Annum. Share. Ta•teany -............/.. ther -very nea ' ely twica as Many people were assembled it would ever perform. He .seenis to have cou tlezuel.,, ..............„ id* 17th ofesonth eouthampts t 1 &limos `. the 4dtb, 2of the 48th, lof the 50th, 3of the 55. la sof in the reofll. El ward was. with - his back to the • --- - ~ a -- - " doubt many a Man who, in the course of lifts or the vicis . d. 4 s. d. Van Diemen'sx.. , mic..e. aa . cir, the' Sundayeriaevious. The band may be said in ceived that his sole duty was remonatrance ; and iitudes of humaii affeire bee te • t 1 • xamirnt. , the 56th, lof the 57th lof the 63c1 2of the 68th 1 fire • Ineram was readin the . a • d le , i) g p per ,an George Albion •••••••••• •• •. 3/. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 85k •enetralia) .... ~ this duty fiedisobarged with - wonderful pertinaait Y. would like to have it e ' - l c ri e 8 all ' ( an e t , n - - a - ,; d l- : ' „ n of the 71st, 2of the tild ‘ 1 °false 77 'sof le • ' was ' drinit'n ie a . - tective . Smith walked up Alliante M . :. and For. 71. 14s. 6d . bs. 100 0011 11 0 17ee We , inelet , • VI& 17th o, mone "Bouthateere, II &le mon some degree - to have redeemed its reputatien, while the, 88 h 1 f a ' • " t - '"' • t e !S- 3 - 1 , 3 . his Lordship ' s exp: -. BtOlatione could • have - manner But the two C4 4 t ri ter tl. t ' d i" tha''' fr-d•---*--sd of the t , o t e 89th, 2of the 90th. lof ,the eaa 2 to the fire-place, aod touching Edwerd said Ditto 3larine ....... ee p, c, &bs. 100 0025 0 0 46e e antletritiel.ooncerned in the selection of the Inman car- -If . mieeioners did not think the ei.e t Anchor ......e. .... 6 per cent. 5 0 16 0 -' Wnen any or these ,ia • te• tali cm a eunday, Int: ttiete a ~. . .' se .ed Kars we la' n Y ef the Lit BettaliOn Rifle Brigade, of the Medical Staff " Halo Edward, how do you do ?" The broth o• taint, - did niers honeur to their audience a,nd te thane- • Bav ' , ' e -tilt° ready to admit it woulc.l were sent 3,000 miles to inquire Into the los c 0 o. an arm ' ~.a tu' l Atlas - foll ie owing day. with the exception ot the Mei.: ie 11 ver have fallen At Otte tiltr' ' • , she is exalted wito in this pleasatit conversati '1 t I Th' Y Corps, 11 of the Land T • t C ranspor ores, 1 COMllli 4 suriat adfire.sed, who had made himself look as much Hee a argue Life . •• 4? per cent 100 0025 0 0 • • • outhampten), and the Malta. hoth of which will he despateh , .d !• s ce:tien whieh had attracted so vast a crowd. With this De ' • oaa sy e. ey resolved to the hope " that TheasUreS will be taken for at ask questiens and obtein answer . ; la • hh d • Labourer, and 50. of the Army Work 3 Corpe all ahem forAgner as possible, replied in some kind of 'gibberish. leritis ' h Com . m . c . r . c . i • al - : 74. Ms. .500050 0 " -- • . areceding dee. adMassind we have also to recerd that-probably in de , ~ w lc t ey ha even Cilericlevled.& Gen. Life spr et. &bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21 . , . . length abandonina that systematic neglect With - tuall S th - . y. o, as e answers have been obtained and a sae !ended at the dockyard in the afternoon, and they " Crane, drop that • now," said Smith. " I belt) . ng to , ~ . . etonnty feline(' la the,gerierald;sapproYel created by last Sri raday's which the ' '-' t K. h b _ . army a ars as een 'treated." sepert has been founded thereupon, let us now 13:re how proceeded to invalid. quarters. • the detectivea I want you :aid your two brothers here orowu ......:-..:•••• ..:......• 175 4 . 1 6 d 1( 5 1( 0 g : i g : ( 9 ) ir% 8114-RE MARKETS. performance-the very oeposite extreme was adopted. (Nov. 29,1854.) And a: - , another time he is silence] si r R• Airey deals with aaesutt so much be ond his an- Tee freight-ship Hope, of 500 tons register, now lying for foroary, and here tR.Mr. Rutter, who knows some- Eagle .. - Equity and Law...... •4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% e t i c i pat i ons. . Y ' . !Il• the London-docks, is appointed to sail shortly for thing, a7temit that umbrella yeu have got in year hand." Ips ' , ead ef a programme comp°, el of vulgar dance tunes. with despair at diasovering: that, " with the eX- . r ie u i r=t . n . L .. if . e . .. 1/. .20 0 0 a u 184 .LIVEIiPOOL, APRIL as. • - --. Halifax. Her magazines have been prepared far storin e, The three bluetered very much at firet, but the detec -64 5 0 0 we hell nee; one esclueively devoted to sacred mueic of ception of sortie ball-cartridges, little or nothing Tne sacond of the two Royal Commissions with which ......... .. • se t l ' s Sir Rahard Aire has b 40 tons of pohyder awl aininuniden, which are ordered tives Smith and Williamson would not be put off, and Globe ••• .• .... 5/ per cent. .Stock. 105 STACK EXPRANGE.--The market has been fair t 041147, SeOUIll to have been sent for - the relief of the army ' ff - ' • Y '- e" brought in centact on the " , "4 uardlan the greve-t character. Tile war march of the Levites, to be in readinees at Woolwich .Arsenal, and to b e ejn . caldng a cab, they sueceeded in placing all three in it, _ the same currency as yesterday. a . .a.rs of the Crimea is that now sitting at Chelsea. It 50 0 0 340 f • nelehire nil te et - u Yet katire. faie 4-- from Mende.lssohri's..ithatia4, selectione faun Roesimat at Ka.ra . . . notwithstanding the repeated sits, as ourreadere are aware, veyed to Gravesend for„ehipment on herarrival there. after an abortive attempt on the part of Ingrain to i rin nema i s r t i f iee..... ..-. • 121. p l e 2 r s. cent. 5 1 ;0 6 g g 10 0 il 1.6 ~. Liverpool, Crosby, and Staaat, Mater,' a -chorus , from Heydn's Creation - (". The and urgent remonstrances of her Majesty's Govern- in no small i•ta.te, as be enntliport. 171-East Lancashire, 19 . -Mitil I en( s, 75 -- The Governixient transp ,rt .11 :steer, No. 47, Cepa R. iseaspe. The three brothers were locleed in the station- .ar tie-- 1.. 3,1 & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 04 Indemnity NI I . - ' comes an inquest on a deceased army. Sir Richard, North British 8 1 S • e- outh Eestern, 2 2 -- Buffalo anti Lake Heavens are telang"), two oherueessfrom The Messiahs meat, which arc of a date long anteri , or to the de- however ia at) , . ove sock. intluencee, and he exhibits Walliag, lay to on Satualay niornieg off . Woelie . ieh Al,. hou-e, and on Sa, , :urday a preliminary examination toek Feaw Fire ............ 2s. & 2s, bs. 100 0 0 210 0 3% Huron. 21 (" The & glory of the; Lord" and " . EfallelujAh"), and au . parture of General W . ,llienie - from this c t '"- ~ . oun ry throughout his examination the same nonchalance. the eenal from Deptford, for the•pirrpese of reshippeig her plaee before Mr. Bingham at Marlberuughestreet, police- ''aw Lite............. •„. - . 100 0 Legal and General Life • - 10 0 0 61 50 0 0 2 0 9 5% nevi 2d i - sue, 3 1 p p.-. Great Western of Canada, 263 i-Ditto. . e . - Lendon and North . Western, 1014 i " Ave Maria" of Cherubina. were the ehief irigredieete, (Jan. 11, - 1855). His " painful duty" at beine I powder. She peoceet ed thence the seine day MI tier .voy- ,ow I . London same easy way of shifting the re , ponsibility from his own , All these (erraoged for a military orcheetra with ingea compelled to draw attention to Gsneral Wir age to Plytnouth to make up her caogo for the E tst, with The amounts known to have been obtained by the London Ship.... ..... - shoulders, and. th . e saMs art of involving the subject ---- unity and . effeet, wo presnoie by Mr. Tutton, band- iiarns,B re efts of misdoings t . K : ar J ' ' • h: s ( ail. 6, el a perpetual haze provisions for the troops. - prisoners are- by forgeries; on Coutts, 600/. ;on Mr. • Ntarine .....-. •... 1 es.per share 100 0 9 28 0 0 47 MANCHESTER APRIL 19. , thaa he ' did in the Orititea. . ‘ ef fi e n d e . r cri a vlid & Gen. Life , 54 :. pee et. 50 11 !` : 2 : 6 3 % , master-an excellent and prectieed - musicians , wer.. - ITIOre le - e • P • 11 ed d r 0 .4/ Is , r , ,ipn y sii , c , c e e ty , IS cunfident ihe chief peint on which these - qualities have been In pursuance of the orders for discontinuing the fur- Jeakes, 51.01. e Mr. Dou&a., 113/. ;L m !on and Weet. •;TOOK F • ' 1 GE.-This market was doing a rather ordesee performeda-and iedead, with one exception - th eti =tete r, 200/. ; Ur, fh.!l, 200/.; allee-ae. Herriee, 118/. ; Monarch : :....... •••• 7. •••• . ' p . . ct. & bs. 21 1g g 1 ~, 7 , ..... ther deepatch of gun•boa , 8 frem Woolwich to Purtsmou clull busines l sT ( trust, that iu future the detuarols addressed called for is a certain order found in the register of his 22 i __, n „.. .od ay, and the sales were few. povers. (Handel's "HeltelUiali"--eNfoCh W 39 takee So' qsick, the screw gun-boat Cooldn, 2, turetal over het stores to Mes T. , . Preste•t*,•lso/. ; Ta.unt.on Ba , tk, 200/ ; Sane- National Loan Fund.. 51. pe.* cent. 20 0 1 "2 1 0 ..' - to the . Turkish Government Will ha better o . ifice, anfi iseuedto the Ge , netale of Division at th b anenester, Sheffield, and Lincoln 29 - , -- Palladium I ite ' - 51 r t 50 0 0 210 0 3 1 ,e " L i °. - -51 and executed so coareely that neerly all its; grai Jetta e e the Peacock A te • egraph• • h - bury Bails lc message was, owever, re- - $ •P • 1001 • P 01 B I 218/ • b 'd 11 o e en a . , esi es tuna er p •' , '.• • •pe cen . • _ 454 Shropshire T.Tnion, 48 - Macclesfield Canal, 53. ' e o an illy s o . en is re- - ' ` ' 1' ' ttend d t (J .t • • .1(' 185`) Oft h * (enrols , . of November ft -th • • , - , , r ti iunnethate Btahling of the . . ' ' ellcan •••••• •••• - _ and dienity were lost), as well as ciruld reasonably have • a ceived on Saturday at !loon, ordering her to receive fresh o:wet:rite, tile number of which is very cen . •iderable. - .75% cavalry horses. The'or 'en Phenolic ........- - ---- fi• ; en expected. monstranct a are dielated with that calmnes waa not (tarried out tri . a •• - . - • • • • To prove the dexterity anti hairbreadth escepes of the Pateseanai Life•••• .. fr. per cent 5 0 010 0 - BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 19. ' t till tit 'e T 'Y 'stores, and Wi'h the Peacock t • I • -,- - ' ' , ,o get un. er vetyae spsedily - The remarks it wok oni• dnty to melte last week met , a ,mind - which a supreme • reliance on the tam 'll'iltrai f s i le h exten r.,e months atterwarde, in Fete „,,, p c , - ' ' • ale for the review. Efforts were itrunediately made prieouers, it will he neceseare to state that a hot pursuit Provident Life........ .11. hs. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 • esie, ioseibly have induced this abeolute - metamorphosie. Is cacv of Oficial routine inspirea. Thus, advertins ruarY ' an 1: , e question is how the order was issued and - ' 'S ' i .- got obeeed. There is haat, • - ' for their early cleartnee, after which this titeetig basins will wee ;set on bot by a victim who recegnised one of the Rock Life.. .. .... .... - es, 530810 0 8% STOC•K EXCHANGE.-There has been a brisk business ;;, however, they were' mit exactly appreciated. In ad , to Williame's destiatch on the importance of nowt- nd ' • ' • , a . le ene of the mast re 3 a questinn as to the fact.- markable features of tha be entirely enap i ty„ atilt ( t ff hts caissons are to be thrown tepee brother . s h it i 1 Tottenham-court-road •Th " 1 ' h ' Royal Exchange 0 rnoo C,a3Se,4 a Sun Fire lOl. per cent. Stock. .. .. -6/ 10s. - an 222 to-day, prices were steady, and railway stocks generally ' e 248 in demand. Great Western Birmingham Gnaranteed,,74i emetina the prieciple of affordirig rational and innocent nating a vigorous Governor for liars, I,c)i - d O'fa aed the water t raine, t ,eint a partial holi . ley ie to he . hi ilt h ' . man wit 'mg . .a. lir . , beard and mustachiosoveir- Ditto Lye - --1. ' -Mi land, Birrning,ham, and Deiby, 43 to 44..1-Shrews tt'arnpattsno-ethat nobody seane to. have taken the trouble - United eenedom .. 4Z. p. ct. &, bs. 20 004 0 0 5 bury and Hereford, 7t-Great Westerns, 641-W 11 . e ington lmoseme.nt t:, • lio people in the shape of miaicill pr• I undo', simply acquaints Leal Stratford de Reda given A rlllllc , er ,f the clerks whe are desirous of wit- Ina a brewn weleawak a into tee Fe th s a ere publicdeauede 1 tra versal Cue . _ - I ,Se per ceet. ,100 0 0 10 0 0 _ a t s , ee orders carried out. Nobody seems to have gone. s -•• ' ' - ' ' • • " ' . hich ha t b . Gas shares, 14. • • san er d t rar i t i c . ack and front. They euddeitly Victoria Life ...... -- I 51. per cent. i - 412 6 see erinac 2. on Sunday, after the herwe eet apart fer Divine cliff°, "I' have to state fo • our Excellenc that . y . , ) 9. it. ut everywhere, early.and late, as we read of Nye- aessieg tne neaticeu wring of the ships at Spithead have w 's d '' • i'srvice, we otarcte I to its heal_ e eflared in - so 1 -lit , r!Y G , aieral Williana •f l' d Y A t - tl • • 6 u y , einons ya le unpor,,- ieon and the .Dulte of Wellington, Ewing with his OA ri obt i aine(l le , a,v, anr i l_sre_to be ae: , :aurnodated with berths 0 11 ee . him,. as ,a 1 e debatine the matter . F.ll 1,-14 raw arid unedifying a form. We felt convinced that "'nee of sena . . lig ads effis • en. - • Governor to .K3rs • '' eves the se.ses nr44,.. 5..... s- . he andierice was too good fer tho meter, and +het. bee .-• . - --_ __ LEEDS, APRIL 19. STOCIC ExciIANGE.---Ifidlands, 75 Lancashire end 'Yorkshire, 89—Great Western of Carada, 26i. DUBLIN, APRIL 19. STOCK EXCHANGE.—Three per Cent. Consols, 92k — Ditto for Account, Bth o f M ay, 92i i—Ditto, for new Ac count, Bth of May, 0 - New 3 per Cent. Stock, 93 92i --Ditto, for Account, Bth of May, 921—Great South e rn and Western. 1/ 1 51 1 —Dit t o, 6 per cent. pref., 7 .I:fish South Eastern, stl—Mining Co. of Ireland, 13/. APOTHECARIES'-HALL.—The following are the names of the gentlemen who passed, their examination in the sc•ence and practice of medicine, and received certifi cates to practise, on Thursday, April 17, 1856 Midg - ley Cockcroft, Hebden-bridge, near Halifax ; Robert • Trenton Wood, Woodhouse Eaver, Leicestershire • Mark Edwinl3ullin Nicholso n , Cambridge ; George Dawson . Hunt, Pr es t on , Lanca,hire. • .[AnvErtrisituENT.]--Holloway's Pills are, without • doubt, the very best medicine for indigestion and flatu- N lency. The test of years has proved their efficacy in curing bile, flatulency, indigestion, sick headache, Der vousness,'and debilitated constitutions. The well-known properties of these excellent pills are too highly appreci ated in the present d a y t o requ i re an co y encomium here, as they are resorted to by rich and poor in every nation s and their properties are to invigorate the body, strengthen the faculties of the mind, and restore the invalid to a perfect state of good health.—Sold by all medicine ven dors throughout the world,. at Profeeser Holloway's establishments, 244, Strand, London, and 80, Maiden lane, New York ; by A Stampa. Constantinople ; A. Guidicy, Smyrna ; and E. Muir, Malta. BIRTHS. OP SON. On the 19th inst., at the Grove, Balhana, the wife of . B. Roberts, Esq. On the 19th inst., at St. John's-wood-park, the vrikof Charles Howard, Esq. Or ♦ DAUGRT3B. On the 19th inst., tha wife of James Dixon, Esq., of Green-street, Grosvenor-sqnare. On the ISth init., the wife of Henry Spencer Percent] E sq . , - MARRIED. On the 17tb inst., Ei. at ' 1, Doune-terrace Edinburgh, by the Very Rev, the hop of Edinburgh, William Over end Priestley, Egg , of 16, Somerset.street, Port man-square, London, t o Eliza, daughter of Robert Cham bers, Esq On the 19th inst., at Christ 'Church, St. Pancras, the Rev. W. H. Lyall, \LA., rector of St Dionis Backchurch, London, M.P. son of the late George Lyall, Esq., for. lowly M.P. for London, t', &man Henrietta Elizabeth, the daughter of Thomas Tassel Grant, Esq., of Chester-ter race, Regent's -park. DIED. On the 1 th inst., at Had!ev, Joseph, the only son of Mr. John Ornrbell, of St. J. hu-street. London, aged 2", On the 18th inst., at Chichester, the Rev. Edward In. wood Jones, rector of Shire Newton, near. Chepstow, J.P. I for the county of Monmouth, and rural dean, aged 42. On the 13th inst., at Creech St. Michael, Somerset, John David--Clements, late of Carshalton, Surrey, sur geon , aged 44. .On the 18th inst., at 253, Oxford-street, Mrs. J. Butler, aged 56. On the 16th inst., at 11, Caledonian—place. Clifton, Richard Uniacke Howe, Esq., late Captain in H.M.'s 81st Regiment. On the 17th inst., at PaPk-wall,Wost Bromptoa, Emma, tho,youngnst daughter of. Thomas Hawkins, Esq., LL.D. LONDON : Printed and Published by WIRD° • YOD'tia-; of No. 112, Strand, Printer , at The Sus Office, N. 112, Strand, in Precinct of ihe Savoy, in the. county t -WildbasltiOndloiri 4644 WO. Western A Spec bridge S SOITTEIA Ind. Willi Waterl M . alit o'cio Buns, as. ELI, Li ELIJAH it 7.30 p. AR( Piston, Laure *. ..... ~_.._ CR The have the /or the ( a•—FE 7 This a 'Ale of 4ally an. I.ov %/id Flo 2. A grad Th u 3. A itraaten 1 1th, ai The ai K /rate hold as permit, Itaagnific and Wa IV, Born: Sots and ley ai pellet mach 10. for ei the b Will 1 1. Pic eultu state the c same is col to t 0 raqst Acct Fair bee n 10th roils cont eleg, plet °Pe be Jul bras to 1