The Sun. — London, England, 1856-08-18 00:00:00

- , - THE SUN , LONDON , MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 18 ) 1856. _ .$. ....... of the world, taking th e I ilace of ancient jealousy s SATURDAY HALF-HOLI.DAY. ' Naval and Military Intelligence. first-rate hetvest weather. Tee dorm, Wee is very much prospects of the deceived emigrants, but the finances nf : Spirit of the Public Journals. and fear. The world c lou Id offer no better wish to --.....---_. t s h e a le t c o t n e o o n m e m g it i t v e e e n t d h a e y r e s t w • el. , a. the Czar on his coronat ion than that his new Se- - -. There is rnuala in the present movement for a Vice-Admiral Sir George Seymour, Commander-in. to reap it fast eriough. it has ripened all se fast that we . of it dead-ripe, and theta is a difficulty in finding hands fi th e i d s i c n olo o n le y, (From the Daily News of this day.) e of his whole re- • A thoniand years ago, when pilgrims from many bastopol might thus bec onse a typ - universal S atneday half-holiday to excite the ad- Chief at Portsmou -•t d • e empire. miration ot: the philanthropist, and to stimulate th, visited the Sardinian corvette and - • - , Dutch frigate at Spithead on Saturday afternoon, and are given oy our correepone • , . ' 'dale 146011 dll be put at four ment rat e. . awe at the various depots. Tnis upon a popula here little dolibt tele opifiiene as to harvest time which 3,188 .•=zools, WC siding the deatituto, , .received Gov, rn parts of Asia and of Europe were resorting, year by genera year, to Kiev-the holy city among the hille, to - - ( From the Morning. Herald of this day.) the zeal of those who expect things to be as they was received with all due honours by each, and saluted he are rieten' tn ten deys earlier than t y p r ni ns ay of sta th te e d A • • il t ' e . See The hot dr weather of Jul an valise re nee. ess o erty naor . given again. y y which the capital cities of the world sent tri • bute- It is of the utmost ire portance to trace the pro- ought to be rather than as they are. The picture on leavings d the h 1 • r been favourable to the cro s an . as, ioeeve ~ . p, . i re w tu e Thi litte it they were tion of, at the time, about 87,000 or 88,000 persons. It e h . -- - of the happy and contented family takine their ur ay a ernoon, at ey may Her Majesty's ship London, 90, Captain William H. jervie, is appointed to be unrnasted at; Devonport this i ". 1 there was difficulty in providing resting places for .P.R./C.ge; OP' 8 tielliES. the companies which arrived from the north and gress of . Russia parallel 1.1,dt - tithe gradual inroads on the anc:ent constitutional practices of Great Bri- pleasure. on the Sat d ft th t ll' day, and her crew to be paid off oa Moaday, the 25th mine vshiela haVe fallen latterly heve done more go . od i . OTHER CO M - • devote their whole Sunday to worship and medita- than harm to the country generally as yea We quite 1 BANKS. ASSURANCE, AND i north east. There was a confluence of a river and tain, and to remark that ediplomacy-the modern e p y p e o r in t t o - PANIES' STOCK. tion, is so easy to draw picturesquel d 1 insL. y an co our believe, therefore, that the yield of wheat will prove nn i , ' , two brooks and a group of 290 ponds at one spot in term used to cover infractic ins of public right-is a The eddle wheel tam f • t V• 1 16 C" • p, - s e - riga e a orone„ ap.ain a' aractively, that we are afraid some di • unusually prtductive one. As to the other creps, we ( __-. e . e „,--- the steppe, which seemel suitable for the purpose ; in the , bat id of the Muscovite only n - tent may be expected if the experiment i s s a Claude 11. al. Deckle, was unmaste•l at Devunport on WI weapon powerful .. Saturday ; her crew are ordered to be paid off to-mor- may shortly say that of the returns of the barley 1 From the Official List. and on that spot a little selitary chapel was erected, whe E 1 d has laid asic e her buckler of law. n ng an lse tried on a large scale. That five hours' labour row crop, 30 put it as an average, 93 at over average, and 1 68 as under average. Of the oat crop reports 26 pnt it 1 LIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING , Oa and a priest was appointed to serve it. A few Some time ago we ga-ynea brief historical sketch can be abstracted from the week without causing T ' he De. at average, 1 BLIS 96 as over average, and 78 as under average.- PU ~ Y A usa 15 1856. ' • roofs soon sheltered the pilgrims • and the gardens, of the gradual des • use of tilt) functions of the Privy epatch, gun-boat, was taken out of dock on LOIN DON, FRI Le te ~ UG . • The acreable produce of the barley crop is thue at least w hich belonged to them showed l ' iow great was the explained that although prior to a corresponding adjustment between labour and Tuesday, and went from Hamoaze into Plymouth Sound OAS-LIGIIT AND COKE COMPANIES. Council, and we ! capital is, of course, out of the question , •t 1 0W d d •ei ier n e nes ay. as much above an average-and we believe thorn both fertility. That little chapel still exists, looking the year 1700 attempts had. been made ey various to be unusually good-as that of oars ; but to the for- Dividend Amount li eittster or Workman must suffer and all ' The screw steam-ship Con ueror 101, Commander of Paid. , Price. 1, , . .experience me of Company. per much as it did a thousand years ago, and much Soverei to eovern by fi wourites alone and with gns e 'h 1 • h as ong since s own us that the capitalist will not. Ch 11' 11 f Q q '• d PI ar es e owes, rem ueenstown, arrive at .ymouth mer must be added the consideration that so few acres Na Annum. Share. as it may do when all around it has crumbled into out a council, yet such at tempts had always been Tile cora ~ . „ „ . _.., . of the barley crop proLably never have been grown ree __ _____ - , ruin. That lowly little old-fashioned church is resisted, and that it was no tuntil the triumph of the petition ot manutacture is too severe to leave on k riday. case this ear The pulse ero s are en - has been the . y • . p g Xs.d.X s. d. the mar ' ffi • b " gin su cient to ear a diminution of The crews of the screw steam-ship Cornwallis, 60, _ - - usually crowded with worshippers • and next Whig faction in 1705 that the Crown, with all its 'all those of eae and on the green British •••••••••• •• •• rally good, especi y . p ~ _ 20 0 0 20 0 0 - Captain George G. Wellesley, the paddle-wheel steam- - • ' 0 aroviricia.• .• 71. more th • • t an eige per cent. upon production, which • Din efer exciu ro returns we may justly aid that they r __ r . 51. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15 month it will be as full as it can ' hold, nieht ' power and privile e , , y ees literati fell into the handsel frieate Leopard, 18, Captain Courtenay 0. Hayes, and c P . 0 ighton •••••••• •• • • would eusue, assuming the nsen to work ten hours - sively to turnip, marigold wurtzel, &c., not to graes or - City of London -••- •4L Os. 100 0 0 150 0 0 _ and day. It stands under the shadow of the cathe any one or two influential men, who could hold to- the troopship Belleisle, 6, Commander James Hosken 50 0 0 20 0 0 . a-da for six da sin th k d e s y d y e wee ;anwhn it i re- ' hay nor to potatoes. They are generally, it will be seen, continental (4th Cap.) . - drat of the Assumption at Moscow, where the Czar h nd by any means, however unscrupulous, were paid off at Plymouth on Wedneeday ; the crew of ' • - all 35 get er, a Icr th .fi t 1 ,, Rabic .•• .....• .. 2/. 10s. 50 0 o membere how many men take a holiday on the th unfavourable. As to the hay crop, inc u ing e rs . 4 u • 11 124 1 per cent. 10 0 0 a , Alexander is uoing to be crowned. Around that procure a return of a favo urable majority in the Monde called Saint • rel d c tie' e Queen, 116, Captain Robert F. Stopford, were paid cut of clover, it has been unprecedentedly well g it, and ' ereat Central .• .. •• . 8 1&bus 50 0 0 all 90 little church irave arisen seven cathedrals and six House of Commons, thus depriving the Soverei,gn • •, y, on ay _or is very reason, off on Friday, and the ship towed to her moorings in Imperial .. -..••.. •• 10 . on . hundred churches, most of which have five or of his councillors, and engrossing to themselves the it will be seen that even that large figure does not ordinary b the Confiance and Zephyr on Saturday abundant. Tae opinione we have had given us of the Independent .-••- .. 51. ,40 0 0 - 50 0 0 ft i """ f 1 I -- define the extent of the ca • I.• ' '' ' • Y -.- • - -' potato crop are generally favourable. The pita ist s possible loss ; for The hired screw steam-tran ort William Hutt, from sp diseaee is L0nd0n........ •• .. •• 25 more cupolas ; so tbat, judging by the appearance whole power of the realm. ken of in a few places but b ne means eneraely _ Do., Part. Preference 61. per cent.l 25 0 0 160 0 0 52 0 0 - eller which it presents to the approaching trav , Prior to the year 1700 - .the present empire of where the men only work five days the production Corsetantinople, July 21 • Malta, 28 ; Gibraltar, Au- 813° ' ' Y g eneeix ............. 41. per cent. , Agricultural Gazette. 51, 1 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 Rateliff .. •• • .. •• •• • cellence Moscow should be the Holy City par ex . 1 Russia consisted of a mere pt (evince, scarcely to I e would fall short b ' t 6 • 1 C cl• 8 ' ' a • • f P y ten per cent., and there are no gus ,an aiz , wit provision stores or orte- United General ..•• •• -21. 10s. 150 0 0 all - 53 B profits capable of bearing such a diminution as that. mout a and 15 Russian cauuon, put into Plymouth - - Westminster Chartered 41, per cent. I 50 0 0 of the world. While these churches have aris t e 1 designated a kingdom, called Muscovy, of which - '5O o 0 io ~ 0 le% Di /Elie alternative of requirin the men to wrk n Sound on Friday. Ditto, New .... •• • • - o a round the antique nucleus, the gardens have ,e -the capital was Moscow, anti which was scarcely EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA. L etdditional hour on the otlfe fi The Rev. C. E. Yeo, chaplain of the screw steam r ve days, so as to • WATER-WORKS. V csme a thousand, and the little lakes have by de known in Europe. ship James Watt 91 hes presented to the Royal Naval -..- P ks and leasure g-ees been enclosed within . par p The defiance of Queen Elizabeth's representative equalise the week's production, unfortunately is • • ' ' and Military Free School at Davenport the sum of 15/. I Dividend Amount (From the Adelaide Observer.) of Paid. Price s grounds ; so that Moscow is reasonab y 1 the boast ll to the very person and presence of Ivan the Ter- met by the objection that the men are mostlY 14s 7d subscribed by the ffi er of th and Traos- Name of Company. 1 per i worked up to their full available strength alr ad ' '' • o c- 8 e L' ' Arnow , the official documents laid upon the table of 1 Annum. Share. ' G of Russians, for its beauties and pleasures, as we rible himself, and the admiration expressed by that e . .° y, port Service, wh emb o arked at the Crimea for passage __ T 1 as for the sacred privileges which make it tru y ferccious sa,vage for the Englishman's courage, and that the few hours of leisure they have n p. 1 the home in that shi the Legie'lative Council was the report of the select corn- 1 X s. d. I s. d. 0 the holy city of the Muscovite. There wi 11 a new should never be forgotten. week are insuffic . • • lent, as it is, for anything in the The dinner to the members of the Artillery corps now mittee appointed on Mr. Blyth's motion to inquire into East London 7g E •• 1 C. per cnt. 50 0 0 all Czar be presently crowned, encompassed by dele- At a later period the diaries of Sir John Finet, shape of moral cultivation or intellectual improiTe- stationed at Ipswich, and latel returned from the Cri- the excessive female immigration, toaether with the Grand Junction .... 4? er cnt. 100 0 0 - SO% E ment • 11 1 • • ff • y • ' •er f minutes of evidence and appendix per t laining thereto. E, * P 100 o o - 95 ,or even inte ectua recreation, which, to mea, passed o with great eclat. The High Sheri o , mbeth • • - gations from the powers of the world of our day. Master of the Ceremonies to James I n , and that of The report itself has ail-early been published in this jour- - New River Company 2l. los. d A - All the pomp that the nations of Europe an . sia Pepys, shows in what sort of estimatdon the am- the already overworked and tisk. worn artisan or suffolk and several other gentlemen addressed the guests nal, but the evidence is new to the public, and the docu• Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cn u t t 100 - T) 0 -- - F cau manifest through their representatives will be batsadors were held, whom, on an iextraordinary wear 1k • bbl h • • ft th cl . h• 4 11) ldh d me er eer, is pro a yt e most effective form in aer e inner, wlc was on a i era an an so ments forming the appendix have net yet appeared in West Middlesex •• •• - 100 c sea e. which the treas f ' d l ures o min can be tendered and I there ; and close at hand, within the enclosure of ' occasion, the Dukes of Muscovy had sent to the 0 folios print. The whole forms a bulky pamphlet of 7 , BRIDGES. ' , Her Majesty's ship Algiers, 91, Captain Codrington, 1 the Kremlin itself, there will be exhibited spectacles Court of Britain. The former represents them as . that any further exertio fb d • n o oy or tension . OI and presents an overwhelming array of facts and figures., d • h b • C. 8., from the Crimea, but last from Spithead, where Dividend Amount more calculated to foster the pride of Russia than ~ . d implicitly believing ' min mig t e detrimental to physical well-beme impeaching the conduct of the Emigration Commis- of Paid. Price. posted in an ante-room, an It • - is lamentable how body and soul are alike round e - 6' she arrived on Tuesday and was instantly ordered off . ; Name of Company. per ioners. Annum. Share. all-the magnificence which will be presented as the that they were highly honoured by being allowed g to Queenstown, put into Falmouth with strong westerly 8 , , down in the si• 1 b • • e reat a our mill of this country, but • rue number of daye on which the committee sat was homage of the existing generation. In that range an uninterrupted view of the British Sovereign ; . d dh tff Th i win san s or o uei on urs ay, an wou d ld take in X s. d. X a. d. Of galleries which all strangers will visit-that place and the latter makes merry with the thought that it is a fact, and must be dealt with as h. It sounds cold-blooded to s th t the t* sti l e 250 tons of coal before proce . e . edina The Algiers has on 15, and the number of witnesses examined aas 33. Tee a in elem ., ...... _ - -7% f • greater part of this number consisted of the female an- i tYler • aser 1: :: , .... - 130 0 0 - - in whicb. are preserved all the crows, canopies, and one court suit had been supplied to the barbarous 4 . . . ay . a na lona great- board the entire of the 56th Regiment, and the le t wing . e _ E marriage robes of all the mperors e e -th r are re envoy on leaving his country, which, as it had to ness is ate to the national toil, and that the toilers of the 58th Reeiment numberine upwards of 1,100 men. tth 1 h h migran e emse vee, teot er consis ing o e o ea - •t• fth lifi 'els nut° New ore% p.e. le per cent. 50 0 0 - - 100 0 0 - - ( lies which the Muscovites show to their guests wi *th be worn out before his return, was used in rota- are little cared for at the hands f • - ' - • . • connected with the immigration and destitute e t hli 1 0 thoSe With whom The Esmeralda, Chilian Government seeam-frigate, 8 .9,-..8.1- Waterloo ..... .. •.• • • • Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. . 11 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - N throbbing hearts. The crown of the conquered tion by the ambassador, his secretary, and his - . . they are in closest contact and wh h . fi th , ern cle y ey . aT ; a bound for V 1 araiso lso remained at Falmouth, coal- ments, in Colonial Secretary, and one or two private Ditto Ner ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26% 1 gentlemen. The evidence, as is already known, estab- Vauxhati ............ 965. ,7010 3 - 21 j kingdom of Kasan is there, and beside it the crowns aggrandise ; but this, though not existing at pre- ing, Sze. unelean suite. lishes the fact that the Emigration Commissioners sys- i DOCKS. of Astrachan and Siberia. The symbols of the so- The change in the relative position of the two. sent to anything like the serious extent which for- Tne Mslacca, 17, Captain Arthur Farquhar, is at .. . . el' t teneatically despatched large numbers of persons in tree vereignty of Georgia are there too, and a plain countries dates from the visit of Peter the Great to . .- g . inerlv dis raced and endan er d th f g e e mann actur- Chatham, refitting for sea. The Calypso, 28, is in dock at Chatham for the pur- opposition to theirinstructions ; and aieo that they ship- h _ e _ per Dividend Amount ' ' of Paid. Price. i crown of bright gold, with a cross in the centre, be- England, and the almost sirctultaneous deprivation. m e . , . . o• interest is but a corollary of the absolute ne pose of undergoing extensive alterations and improve- Ped tor Port Adelaat a ne who a • ' i a gre t numbers of perso . p ame el oomPany• Annum. Share. .: longing to a throne of blue velvet studded with cessity of getting a fair day's work . for a fair da 's lied for assa es to S dne Melbourne and Geeloua. of the British Sovereign of his standing and respon- , . . 3' merits by receiving an addition to her length. This ves- P P g yy, . e , _e---- -- _ . X s.• d. X s. d. 1 golden stars-the crown and the seat of Casimir, Bible councillors. wage, ana exemplifies the impossibility of recon- sel was built at Chatham, and launched in 1845. The Some of the poor creatures thus shamefully entrapped ial .• •• ...... 51. pr c . ent Stock. Stock. - Sobi le d S • 1 A. t Git d tre es aan tams aus ugus us. 1s an d h . The only seaport Peter possesse at is acces- ciling the dictates of humanity, not so much with dock ia which the Calypso is lying is to be lengthened were given to understand that the Adelaide Government 9.. re a rfastMoCWest India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - 126 _ phies are there from all royal cities from Pekin to sion was Archangel, situated in the frozen regions . the cupidity of the employers of labou the demands f - - • T as wi *th 40 feet to enable vessels of a larger class to be docked. would be bound to send them on to their destination ; East C;suntry • • 2os. per sh. - - 51. pr cent. Stock. - 104% Lisbon, from every country lying between Iceland of the White Sea. He saw that an outlet by the o very economical customers. The following vessels are now building at Chatham others that it was but a short distence from Adelaide to London •••••• - •• • • - - 41 eent - Ditto Bonds•• •• •• •• . per . i usbe an and Madagascar. From the day when d well n e g Baltic was an indispensable necessity for Russian. On the other hand, if it be assumed that as the dockyard, and are in various stages of progress :-The Melbourne or Sydney ; and others were put on board , Katharine •• •• •• •• 4 per cent. Stock. - 119 to rise round the chapel in the desert to the acces advance, as well for securing a foreign commerce, advantaee is on the side of the em lo d h id P Ye l ts(As f ou th • Renown, 91, screw•steamer, isin a forward state, and will ship like cattle, without their consent to the change in tthampton •••• • •• 3/. Os per c. 50 0 0 50 00 1 - 20 A their destination beina so much as asked or expected. In victoria .. •• -. • • ... -. i si. per cent. •20 0 0, 10 0 o sion of the present Czar, every reign has added as for connecting Russia with Europe, and acting , i lf , ' be the loss and that he should be rhu . c e o e ~ be ready for launchine early in the ensuing year ; this something to the pride of Moscow. First, churches through that connection with the countries of the a i day s pay, or of one-twelfth of his income, the l • f l l'•th th 0 i 90 d• th ves eisa ew eet ongei an e r on. ,an is e , _ _ its broad facts this :bominable prostitution of colonial JOINT-STOCK BANKS. and palaces were multiplied, and then every sove- East. question at once arises, can he afford it ? Let any largest vessel ever built at Chatham. The Hero, 90, ' intended to be fitted with a screw. The Hood, 80, and unds for the purpose of kidnapping is already well known to our readers. But as the evidence now pub- Ila Dividend Amount reign desired and strove to contribute some memo- Consequently, the Czar, in 1697, arrived in Lon- . one read au account of the weekly expenditure of the Irresistible, 80, both fitting for a screw. The Racoon, lished supplies us with more precise details, and as it me of Company. per of Paid. Price. rial of the annexation of a new state. From the don, having visited Riga, lionigsburg, Dantzic h f . 1 • a man, wit a anai y, earning from 255. to 30s. a 20, screw-corvette, building on the same slip as that is impossible, until we secure the advantages of the new ______ Annum. Share. - - time when St. Petersbnrg arose out of the swamps Ha b d A t ci in and. haying prepared m urg, an ms er a , wee , k and he will see how little he can afford any from which the Cadmus, 20, was recently launched. Waste Lands Act, to give too much prominence to this X a. d. X s. d. 103 • it has been the ambition and the custom of Rus- deduction of income ; let him look at the ever-re- le australasia... •• • ....• '2O/. per cent. 40 0 0 all the means for using the various powers of Europe The Charybdis 20 screw-steamer, laid down in March subject, we shall extract from the evidence of the ferna f . British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 „ _ sian monarchs to add to the row of keys of con- currin tea 10d •su ar 7.icl milk 7d 6d ' ' g , ~ g , .; , .; soap, .; last on the • from which the Severn 50 sailing fri• immigrants themselves the unvarnished statement o London. 10i.per cent. )100 0020 0 0 314 against Sweden Turkey, and Poland. He found slip „ Commercial of . quered fortresses in the cathedral of the new capi in England a " ' minister to his mind." salt and. pepper, 2d.; vegetables, ls. 2d. ; and the gate was launched. In addition to the above a large their and our wrongs. Colonial.... •••• • • •• • . ' 5/. oer cent.' 100 0 0 25 0 0 214 61 er cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - tal, and to the display of crowns and thrones in humble weekly items that make up the poor man's vessel is ordered to be built on the new granite slip on The Earl of Darnby had been impeached by the • . . Frances McDowell came out in the Rodney, asked lonian.- -•••••• •• •• • Lend. Char. Bk. of Ans. - P 20 0 0 all 0 22 - - r a t Mlb b t t • hr` mbarka or a passa a e o e ourne, u on ge wig e i e 0 0 a 20 0 0 361 A the Kremlin of the old. comforts, to say nothing of the more important which the JEtna, 16, floating battery was constructed. • nd County - 1 10/. per cent. 5 Commons for " traitorously encroaching to him- tion order found it was for Adelaide. Ellen Door came !_-' e o oZ o n n .s u ne Westminatr !14/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 49 It cannot be but that this aspiration must be in necessaries, bread, meat (unhappily not alwa s), A detachment of the Scots Greys, consistin f f g o our .50 0 0 10 0 0 32 self regal power, by treating in matters of peace out in the Australia, applied for a passage for herself the memory of every witness of the approaching and war with foreign ambassadors and princes, and clothes, and fire, and he will soon see how nairich officers and 88 men, will embark to-dey at Liverpool for London Joint.p r t e ec ti l i c t .•.: , 12/ . . p e e r rzli t t . 100 0 0 25 0 0 - coronation-from the Czar himself to the humblest giving instructions to his Majesty's ambassadors better the two shillings or half-a-crown the half Dublin, snd on Wednesday a similar detachment of the and sister to Sydney. Her sister was sect out here in P sli yi t n tn cia l l Te o er f ... 1 ... L 81 p 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - dav's Day might be em lo ed , • f t'• sane regiment will sail for the same destination. On the Cressy, but there not being room for both she was• DI National of Ireland.... 1 61. per cent. 50 0 g 2 3 2 5 ig o - p y . • in ac ,in many ' attache of the. smallest legation present. The ques abroad without communicating the same to the - s- ' ,-s , . Saturday evening the steam.transport Pacific (No. 8) sent out in the Australia. She "cried a great deal, and Nat. Provincial of Eng. 1 81. per cent t . Igg g 0 10 0 0 0 - tion cannot but be in all minds whether Alexander Secretaries of State, and the rest of his Majesty's cases, insteaa or ming a boon it would be simply a arrived at Liverpool from Dublin with the depot of the said she would rather be sent home again than be sepa Ditto, New .. •• •• ••• / 'Bl l .. • P c e t r .t c c e lo n s.. 25 0 0 all - 11. desires and designs to adopt and fulfil the ambi- compulsory diminution of income, conjoined with council." 15th Reeitnent, consistin fl 3 ffi d 356 men g o o cers an ; and rated from her sister." Honor Kennedy applied for a oriental 13 a t nk l. c a o . rp_or . a . [l4 p p.et.B, bs. 25 0 0 ft __. tion of his ancestors, or whether he is capable of The Minister stood his ground when the King, the privation of the choice of what day in the week d - the epot of the assaae to Melbourne but was sent to Adelaide in the 3°tith Alss ra t l.a • .. , 96th Regiment-13 officers and 248 men. P a - ; Union oi Austra i.• • . 30/ per cent. 25 0 0 ,„ 69 the higher and better aspirations which it must be his t 11 d H was raised ie the mas er, was expe e . e h le . • t e wor mg man wou e Id indulee himself with a On Wednesday she will embark, at Liverpool, for Dub• Northern Light witheut her consent be g in asked. She Ditto ......•• •••• •• 301. per cent. - f L d0n...... 10% per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 - 10 0 (r esa reserved for some sovereigns to entertain, sooner Deena() and we next find that " while the Czar .• • holiday. The cases of clerks shopmen (Sec Ssc r depot Of the 4th Re iment-29 offi , , •, •, in, the g cers and 864 , _ . ~ . " did not know the difference " between the two places. union o on Union of Madrid ... • • , - _ . 40 0 0 all - or later. The march o ce ur f nt ies must brine on - - ' ' was in England he entered into a treaty with some would be still worse, inasmuch as they have to men ; and on subsequent days the followina chanees '' -M lb " but ane Higgins obtained an order tor e ourne, kee t f b • ' • • pup some sor o appearance ; ut we refrain between Dublin and Liverpool will be effected through " - found, on arriving at Plymouth, that there was no ship CANALS. the change in civilisation which makes it a diserace - considerable English merchants to give them a free ce___. instead of a glory to carry off crowns and thrones from entering into them referrin to treat the her instrumentality • -From Dublin, 21 officers and 392 for Melbourne, and so came to Adelaide in the Thomas - - a; . , ,Z Dividend monopoly of tobacco into his dominions, on the Arbuthnot. Thought it was "no use to object." Names of c: Ns.mes of I a Dividead price , ~. per by the strong hand, as men used to levy the cattle tt It gth ' P le g ' of the 41st, and I's 'officers and 372 men of the 49th , ma er as a o e e or a wor ing-man s question. , e . a ~ • condition of payinu 55. per hogshead to the Mar- Ellen Neal applied for a passe eto Melbourne and companies. I, , per Companies. A Annum. Price. and the merchandise of the caravan, and to lay , There is, however, another point of view, in which !rola Liverpool, 38 otticers and 864 men of the 38th • g . -- re Annum., co . quis of Carmarthen." I received an order for the Octavia on the berth for ' Ade. _ _ - waste kingdoms as barbaric chiefs used to harry their we cannot help thinking that this proposition re- fr°ll2 Dublin, 21 officers and 335 men of the 30th, atm Having thus secured an English- Minister, and • • • 24 officers 568 men of the 55th ; from Liverpool, 24 I - a w l •'cl M lb ---- I X ! al e. as to d that Adelaide an e e ourne were X ! neighbours' lands. Sooner or later the day must having excited the fears of the English Court by the ver eravest consideration The &due quires y , . . . ' officers and 864 men of the 77th • from Dublin 15 offi- only one day's walk apart. Mary Fitzgerald has an A shtn &01 .., dill 98 71. p. et. 145 Macclesfield. 100' 21. 10s. 51 come which will show to every potentate that the v half-holidav of course im lies the a ment Barnsley.• , 'l6o' - - Neath •• .. - 100 , 161. - t . th Sd • h Monarch as engaged in (la - " . . ' P . P 37 cars and 380 men of the 51st, and 15 officers and 380 represen ing e we is e aunt living in Swanston.street, Melbourne, and obtained Brknk&Abrg , 150 1 41. Oxford.. •• • • 100, - 103 kingdom which most requires conquering is his own of wages on the Friday night but it by no means cons • • • th the British Jacobites for the resto- , men of the 94th. Luring wi an order for that place, but was sent on board the A.us- Birmingham' a 41. 93% Peak Forest. eel 51. Os. 76 , with its needs and its faults ; that the keys of his 'm lies the ex endine those wa es at market b ration of the Stuarts; and having been victorious 113 P a g Y The 16th Lancers are under orders to march for tralia at Plymouth bound for Adelaide and as she a o ventry..••lloo, 25 /. - Regent's .• •• 30, ,100 61. 15s. , i / 16 84 Rochdale.. •• 85 11. 108 ' 76 own fortress are those which he had better hang at Pultawa, Peter finally obtained the treaty of the wife on the Saturday afternoon. Human Loogford immediately. They are at present stationed 2 "could o h 1 . ' ' to Ade- Derby ••• • • ' ~ n t e p matters, consente . d to entree on h Ellsmre&Chsl 69 2% p. et. - Somrset Coal 140 - - and o mie up, and that the trophies of science, art, p i 1721, by which Russia gained the Swedish provinces stature is human nature after all. We may talk of in Dublin and may be expected in Longford on Tuesday laide, but expressed her great disappointment to t e GrandJunctn ' 100 3/. pr. et. 43 Do. Lk FdSt 12 - 1 420 lar welfare, will shine more brightly in the eyes of of Esthonia, Ingria, and Livonia, includine the the dienity of labour • but the sons of labour or Wednesday next. person in charge at Plymouth. Mary Ring arrived by De ., 6 o r. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 11% Stftrd &Wore p m 28 . _ - posterity than all the barbaric gold, ivory, and towns of St. Petersburg, Revel, and Croustant. think cif the deliehts o ' f drink, and it is much to the Australia, having applied for a passage to Melbourne, Grand Surrey, Igo' _ _4i. s ___ E s tas i r d ig.. : 124 , i 21. 290 gems that the famous MOSCOW galleries can show. be feared that the possessiou of the week's waees On the capture and execution of the Czar's envoy, . . a _ and thought she was going there, until she found out her mistake on board ship. Bridget Broderick, by the Gran n d B yn A i v on n 1 3 0 11 0 i 9 65. Ori • 6% Severn and 't ' l l C ln n ca t ster -1100' - - Wye Rail..s 26 21. - The coming of that day can no longer be altogether Baron Gortz, by Swedish officers, after the death of - . on the Friday night would lead many to make THE HARVEST. Europa, obtained an order for Melbourne, and never e ee e s s t aivrie tool 251. 483 X Wanrick B4 / 21. 25 ignored. Nicholas talked as Alexander L had talked Charles XII., at Frederickshall, his papers were aaturday a whole holiday, and that the money ................. knew there was such a place as Adelaide until after Leicester ....1100' 51. 49% Blrming. i 100 before him of the amazing deal he had to do for his seized and published. The plan he had brought ith hi hth ife uht t k h h w w e e w ou e o ma . e er pure ases Our contemporary, the Gardener's Chronicle, pub- elle was on board ship. Elizabeth Cagney, by t h e Leicstr &Nth 83 - '- Warwick &'t gh,142 701. 550 Napton..3 100 21. 10 people, and of the folly of supposing thereforethatbe from Peter to propose to the Swedish King con- of the needful food and groceries for the en- . lishes this week reports from upwards of 200 correspon- Glentanner also applied for Melbourne and only Loughboro nm th h 100' - - Worestr & dreamed of any aggression beyond his ownfrontier; tained this amongst other conditions for a plata of •n u o - a g R in week would have found its way to the ub- P dents in all the counties of England, and from many . fu d out 'rili • delaide f' e bark- m° °u a s h'loo' o a e was coming to A a ter m , mntjj . ..ay ry , , Eirming. l 78 21. 20 and yet he kept up two armies, one for home partition of Poland and the North cf Europe. h cl" k • h n n before te or inary mar eting ours of the parts of Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, of the prospects mg. Margaret Duggan, whose brother had preceded Me b 100' --- ---..-- Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. a lower classes commenced. Such is known to have her a few weeks to secure a place in Melbourne, applied and another for foreign service ; a vast force for the "As to what relates to England, the two parties f the harvest •th '• in err respec we is ric s. ere urns t• d . t• t Th t INSURANCE COMPANIES. been the case in man of the ex eriments of ain ° for an order to follow her brother, and was sent to Ade- Dividend Amount internal service of the country, and a yet vaeter take their measures to disable the Court from en- F . 11 y d • p p y g of wheat and barley are almost uniformly favourable, and 1 'd "th h h h • • h at e, wi t e assurance tat t e commissioners ere Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. force, the grand army always moving about on the gaging the nation in any proceedings contrary to wages on the ri ay; an neither employer nor la- and promise a result above the average •In many in hourer 'f . hid 1)1 b fie b h t ' I th ath" f i" , t . . trl f ,WI (3 nor e 1 , can possi y ene . y sue s.ances a ' grea. -rea__ 0. w-ea. is repor.e--a ..aet. , would send her on to Melbourne. Elizabeth Downey Annum. , Share. frontier where he erected a chain of fortresses, and these schemes." was similarly decoyed on board the same ship Anas- X s. d. X s. d. stored them with war material to an amount with The method of Russia has from that day forward a result. That many may unconsciously advocate resulting of course from the high price of grain during ' - - ' ' th S d h 1 1 . d • h 1 • d • e atur ay a f-ho iday from a esire that a t e est winter, an the prospect at that tune of a, con- tasia, Collins, by the Naehwauk, paid her money for kibi „ ..........„ .. ai • les, 500 0 0 50 0 0 86 which that of Sebastopol itself cannot compare. been invariable as regards England. Melbourne and on gettina her militia order found it was Allianct MI:. and For. 71. 14s. 6d. bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 17ai The professions of Alexander 11. resemble those of The two first Sovereigns of the House of Bruns- Sunday may be spent according to their own views, tinuance of the war. The reporte of the state of the ' - e' ' for Adelaide. Her parents remonstrated, but were told Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 his father. What will his actions be ? A series of wick, knowing little and caring nothing about Eng- we do not doubt, nor do we blame them. The green crops present a remarkable contrast, great com. by the officials that it was " quite easy to get from Ade- Anchor ...... •• ...... 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - Atlas .. _1 g g 2 5 5 15 0 : 17 3 % eters, with professions of domestic pre-occupation land, and deprived of any disinterested council- ro er observance of the Sabbath is round t ip vli •P ch all Christians ma et in r • n g • 1 thuP°o-1111 plaints being made from many districts. Want of rain is generally mentioned as the cause of failure. The showers laide to Melaourne." Margaret Fitzgerald app h lied d for a a g e n' t r r it u is s h r C f o e m . m'' er'e'i'ai ': : 41 :7 1; . er i (s e . nt. 10 50 0 0 5 0 0 - ym e p i cip e, ou e passage to Melbourne, but on reaching Birk . en ea w . s and peace upon their lips, have lived solely for tors who could enliuhten them, became but as pup- - '-- . . of last week, however, will probably have caused sows Gen. Life spr et. & bs. 100 0010 0 0 - aggrandisement by war. Already the new Czar pets in the hands of successive Ministers, whose , they may differ in degree. We merely warn • improvement, without being sufficiently heavy or con ' put on board the Eurupa, for Adelaide. Eliz 'teeth Wii• Cleriel.aled.& County 4/ ' 100 0 0 10 0 0 - has; excited suspicion by certain movements in Asia h t t 11 . I 1 b bl• h teem t a a cus om wlc i las een esta is ed • lams a l• nd sister were sent on board the AP • t 13 . k Nuts, a ir - Crown .... •• • • ...... 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 - 1 . to strengthen themselves by the power ' tinuous po icy was to damage the cereal crops. Of 147 returns from 5000 500 714 Minor, in the Black Sea in the Baltic, and in Fir- e . • for hundreds of years must have some solid foun- vari which they derived by their sole possession of state ous parts of 39 English counties, 82 represent enhead, under precisely similar circumstances. Her ap- Eagle .. 4 r nt 100 0 0 5 0 0 5 % mark, while all his talk ' has been of internal im- dathen to rest uon • that there were orieinall th secrets and by keeping their compeers, like the i P ' . a y e standing wheat as remarkably good, or over P . lication was through Mr. Ellis, of Marlborough-street, Equity and Law ...... % pe it. ce . European Life 2O 0 0 all 18% 2 Dublin. Ellen Power wanted to go to Melbourne where 6/. 5 0 0 sn good reasons for preferring Saturday to any averaee ; 57 return an " average" or " medium" crop ; General.... •• •• .••• .• provements and the elevation of his people at home. rest of the nation, entirely in the dark. " 104 51. per cent. Stock. ~ he this dis- If he is already too like his predecessorsi . s The struggles made by Georee 111. to emanci- If i nds • she was therefore •ut with the Mel- Globe other day in the week ; and that when an alte- while 99 B only are positively unfavourable. The neigh- gh° h a l- -r-e ; P •• •• "•• -- 51 ent. 100 0 0 47 5 0 56 crepar.cy between sp . eech and action it can hardly be pate himself were unavailing, an ' d during the latter tion is attempted these reasons will prob bl bourhood of Barnsley, Thirsk, Tarvin (Cheshire), Dur- bourne girls, but at Southampton was put with the Ade- auaretarh a .........-. ,I) 12/. p e e r r c eent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - hoped that the associations of Moscow will not be too and gloomier years of his life the internal history d . P. r ra ea near in their orieinal force-that the acony- ham, Doddenham (Worcester), Brook Wingham (Kent), laide girls. "On protesting against the change in her I m m i p, e e r rl is a i "f i Je r e ••••• :: :. 12s. 100 0010 0 o - destination she was brought before a thin gentleman in Indemnity Marine.... 11.3 s & 3/. 100 0 0 20 i : : ..- 34 much for him-that the spectacle of the kingdoms f 't 1 ' • bl • 'tons o capi a are as rexora e as its and Corfe Castle are the exceptional districts, the wheat of England is but a record of the struggle between there being lighl and "under avera e"or " injured by spectacles, who said it was just as well to go to one place Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 40 ) : g , o 2 of the world and the glory of them, epitomised in the demands-tha.t the duration of abourhours cannot 10 0 0 61 tWO leaders of faction-the one of whom strength- blight " and " fly." Of the barley i: the same counties as another, but that when she got to Adelaide she could 1.. • : a e t ; 1 L a i t n e a • G • e * n • e - r al * L • i * f • e 50 0 0 2 0 0 5% Kremlin will not be an irresistible temptation to him. be controlled by sentiment, however amiable-that - 1/. 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 294 oned . themselves by the possession of the reigning SS out of 144 reports speak highly favourably, 39 men. state her case to the commissioners if she did not like the London •• It may be well that, as the moment of display-the fwa es is a law of nature and cennot be the law o g , , colony." She came outin the Oriental. Mary Riley came London Ship-. •• 10s.& bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - Sovereign ; the other by their supposed ascenda.ucy tion average or medium crop, and 23 are unfavourable- . les per share too 0 0 28 0 0 57% crisis, perhaps, of a choice between two methods of abrogated or even strained to suit the most benevo- • out in the Nashwauk, having applied for a passage to i IT p 1 : : _! over the future Regent. including such answers as " not average " or " under me u e. l i e r • v • lict - eAl • en *• . Eire * 04'2. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 24 reling his empire-is drawing near, another spec- During this time Russia had Europe as a field. - lent intentions if not guided by the wisdom that " .g • . . average, ripe too soon," &c. In the neighbourhood Sydney where she had friends. On getting to Birkenhead e ri „ e „ - e spct & bs 20 0 0 2 ° ° - tad°, equally Impressive to those who know how to open for her onward march, and we find her from accepts the world asit is-that in this, as in all other of Blakemore (Hereford), Branfield (Suffolk), and in 6 , . he four ' id her destination as Adelaal She rotested ---- i i ::•• -••-. - • -:- ' 5 0 0 1 0 0 V. w le. p l f Morre 20 0 0 210 0 - regard it, is presented in another province of his ttempts to step between labour and capital the some arts of Nottinghamshire the barle is said to be 1721 to 1829 continually making new acquisitions. a , ' • Pe a • e . ' y Sy a,ains t t h 1 L .• -- F . u . n . d •• 51 per cent. e change, but was told there was no vesse or Na iona oan .. . Palladium Life ... 51 per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 3% dominions. Iu 1772 the first partition of Poland took place nest, last, and greatest sufferers are those that live " bad, light, or " deficient." Colefonl (Gloucester- duey, and she must go in the Nashwauk. " Many Pelican ....•• .• •• •• •• - - - 50 - 180 Seventy-three years ago Russia procured by con- without a protest on the part of the Englisn ,' b th 'd 1 t . 1. das hilanth • f h• • shire) alone re orts " bad." The uits as rezards ymealyoi , an p rope as ion is P very . res . others who paid their money for Sydney and Melbourne f - came out in the Phcenix - - 0 10 0 - Nash wank to Adelaide." Mary Ann Professional Life- -.• 51. per cent. 5 0 _ 381 i quest a treaty which put her in possession of an arm Ministry. powerless alike against the commerce of the world the oat crops are equally encouraging. Eighty- our re , - a ; o'Brien by the Alio • th tieht she was on her way to Provident Life - - .... IL ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 8% of the sea which had been widely celebrated in an- In 1774 Russia gained, by the treaty of Kain- and the smallest baker's bill, we would caution them ports employ the terms "good," " very good," " heavy; ' - e l "' o • - • e Rock Life ............ 7s. 5 3 , Melbourne, where she had friends, until after embarking. - • & •39 imply an " ave " li - 16 1 f rage crop, w ile are ess a- Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. all 275 eient times for its commercial uses. Where the ardji, the Sea of Azoff and part of Turkey. uot to expect too much from this movement, or to c • , ourable • thoueh none report in worse terms t an h The Rev. D. Armstrong, from whom she got her "form," Sun Fire . ...... 6/. 10s. - - ___ Greeks had flourished by means of their great mart In 1789, by a secret compact, she got virtual . nress it too hastily. There are few employers who ' 1 ' • • e told her in re • • " light," "indifferent," or "under average." Peas and ) ply to her objection that Adelaide and Ditto Life ..... 1/. 145. - •• 004 0 0 5 of Kherson, there stood only the Tartar village of possession of Oldenburgb. cannot from time to time give their men a half holi- h eans, where reported, present results equally satisfac- ' , United • Melbourne were "no great distance from each other,' Kingdom .. .. 41. p. ct. k bs. 20 Univ 100 0 0 10 0 0 40 ersal Life .• • ..... 5/. per cent. Aktiar when Catheriue 11. acquired the Crimea. day without cost to them or loss to themselves W . h h h • 11 In 1783 she gained the Crimea • and in 1792, by . • tory. it regard, owever, to what are tec nice y- . and that she could easily get from one to the other Victoria Life ...... -5/. per cent. - 412 6 5% Instead of restoring the ancient commerce, the This is an unmixed ood as cernentin the links of the treaty of Jassy, part of iurkey, includine g , g celled "green crops, t e rep Les, aa we ave are . " h l• h 1 ady ;la , iierhdgit Keogh came out in the Coromandel, having ap- Czars have used the harbour of Sebastopol foe mili- e good feeling between employers and employed; and lied in Dublin to a relation of Dr. Blood's, of Kapanda LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. dioated, yield a large proportion of complaints-the P Odessa. for a passage to Melbourne, but he procured her forms tary purposes only. When Catherine visited it the In 1793 was the second partition of Poland. a few such, judiciously accorded, may directly be- northern and some midland counties, however, appear for Adelaide Jane Caroll " took out her forms for Dividend Amorist of Paid. Price. year after tho treaty which transferred it to her, a In 1795 she gained Courland, and a coast line nefit the employer, by the increased willineness of ing in this respect to be more fortunate The returns _ • Y „ Nam theme's dth • f 1• • fl ' • ' . y k le• ,an e increase ous in uence over them. from Cheshire, Derbyshire, and most parts of or s ire Sydney. and paid her money for Sydney, but on arriv. eof Company. per Annum. Share. beginning of this preparation had been made ; and on the Baltic. i e t Pl mouth found the embarkation order was for -- ____- - - tho great docks were finished only a few months In 1795 the third partition of Poland. Each individual knowing his own circumstances speak in the highest terms •in the two former counties n e a ..Y . . , an Aaelaide ship. On objecting she was tula she could x s. d. X s. d. before the late war began. The first ship was ad- In 1800 Russia seized Georgia ;in 1802, Min- • best is best able to iudee for himself he nd ho w n a w ‘, we have 52 reports, of wh ' ich 18 are equivalent to an Bank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 21 , 0/0s - ' 1 d " 6 f bl d O B d T ot •five get from Adelaide to Sydney in a week, and, not Idea g British Lima comp „ y 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/0s mitted into them in 1653. Thus was Sebastopol i • the relaxation shall be al owe • but any injudicious average, un avoura e, an e goo . we y to put her father to further expense, she resolved to c erne. Caledonian Bank .. •• • 8/, per cent. 10 0 0 21004' 33 gre ia. interference from without with ' the course of labour other counties show a great contrast ; in Worcester. a sort of exponent of Russian government before In 1804-5-6, she dismembered Persia. shire, Gloucesterehire, Somerset, Wilts, Surrey, Hemp- _ She was put on board the Tnomas Arbuthnot. City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 1 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 12/ 'Os 5%/. p cent. 2 0 0 10 0 0 13 11 s is likely to do little else than produce disaster.- Clydesdale Bank •• •• the eyes of the world, as long as the policy of In 1809 she seized Finland, and in 1812 Besse- • ss shire, &G.., the accounts are generally bad. Ninety-five in witnesses were all e • The forego g xamined at some c)mmercial Bank .. 71. P er cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 23510 s Peter was transmitted with the crown. At present Morning rost. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 121 5s he committee and ver Eastern 'lack.. •••• •• rabia. reports frem these 25 counties resolve themselves into length by n t , y many more might .....,, . _ _ 8) 41 n cent. .5 0 0 5 0 0 7, .1 Os a crisis has intervened ; and the external present- added We nev have bee . er remember hearirg of so "al b & Glasgow.. • • • - In 1814 she acquired possession of the Caspian, 16 favourable, 26 average, and 53 bad. En Suffolk tur- Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - - - - ment of it is most striking and touching. On the nips are reported to have failed. flegrant a case of wholesale kidnapping, and cannot yet oe per cent. 100 0 0 ' 0 0 0 .-,71 os and in 1828 she seized Erivan. THE JACKSONIAN SANATORIUM. National Bank •• • • • • 21st of last month an archbishop of the Greek The Scotch returns give similar results, the neighbour- resist the conviction tbat the home Gyverntnent, on ob• North of Scotland B t ank P er cent 20 00 ; 2100 5/ Os This brings us to the treaty of Adrianople and to e s i ' : per cent. 100 0 0 ico . 0 0 1461 9 Church, whose di p 'ocese com rehends Kherson and ____,____ hood of Selkirk alone reporting the wheat ' under taining possession of the evidence elicited by the select I t t i oy i all ß lank k of f r et l. .., 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 101/15 her subsequent action, when, having, early in his Taurida, arrived by the Czar's order in Sebastopol, Th . splendid establishment, situated tFo t . av aae "In Ross I v e Ab d and Elgin, the a r is•green, er a . , n crimes, er tsie, comnaittee, will ta,ke steps to bring the offenders in this % ,,P o t n i l aa o k•• •• ~.. 7/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0043 / 5s career, acquired as a staunch ally a subordinate 18 ' . for the purpose of consecrating the ground on the ill which has been n near Highgate-h , i process of con- crops are spoken of as heavy, luxuriant, or much over business to merited punishment. We hardly know Ali s an er ee Fire and Life.. B , At.pr ceni.loo 0 0 11 0 0 16/15s Mi .'t h h since used him in furtherance of nis er, s e as hich is sh Guarantee .•• 42. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 1/ 14s average. Barley and oats in the same counties receive w . . worse -the shipment of so many girls against Biltl i Fire southern shore of the harbour, preparatory to the struction for some months past, was formally opened On Insur . 10, per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 25/ Os her ends on a wider field, and havine successfullY their wills or the extorting of consent from those poor ' C i a edon 3,11 rebuilding of the city. Not long ago he would have a a character scarcely less favourable. Twenty theee re- Uty of Glasgow Lite , • 6/ per cent. 0 0 2 0 0 1/ 8s conducted him to the - post of Prime Minister of Tuesday evening, with an inaugural dinner to the lead- turns of the h t • S I d • f ureble wea in cot an give one un avo , unfortunate creatures who, atter travelling from various Colonial Life ......- „„ en per cent. 5000 100 .i/ 5s been welcomed by the bells of many churches, and 61. oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 -291 3s England, she looks, through his instrumentality, ing metropolitan members of the medical profession. Dr. six average, and sixteen highly favourable. Of barley, Irish counties to Liverpool, were there told that Ade- Edinburgi: et u i t ,, lnsn i r• . have passed between rows of decorated dwellings, L ee 51.0er cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 it 8s to acquire, at no distant period, the full fruiti o n Littl e , o f the London Hospital, presided, and was sup. twenty-two reports give two under average or indiffe- !aide and Melbourne were only a day or two'e journey Pa air ' e • a s :a s .;.4; Sces.,And 61. percent. 10 0 0 110 ose los and through a multitude of kneeling worshippers. of her secular designs. ported by the following distinguished gentlemen :- rent, eight average, and twelve favou . rable bf oats (so apart, and that if they got to one they could easily get Nationai Flre and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 02/ Is But now all was desolate. There was not a church to to the oda F th dt fEI - 1 h h B 'ti h Insur... 71. per emit. 200 0020 0 0 56/10s important to our Scottish brethren), thirteen out of er. or e cre i o rag are we ope t e North r. s In all these instances she has made her acquisi- • Messrs. Fergusson, F.R.S., Ranald Martin F.R.S., ttish Union Insrne. 7% /. pr cent. 2000 1001/i6s receive him, and lie humbled himself to officiate in tions by the sanction given by English Minist • • ers ' twenty-two returns are very favourable, eight average, 1 q y hi uir vvhich has been instituted here will be followed se° ' Standard Life •• •• .. •• , 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 '3/ os the little Marine chapel-the only sacred buildine Adams, Critchett, Barnard Holt, Erichsen, Solly F. R.S rops the by a corresponding inquiry there. , a and one only under average. Of the green c , , United 1 Der) AARUTar -:: , 51. ner eent. 10 00 . 1 0 0 - t o the vielatien of the laws of natione and by the left. That chapel had no altar, and a shelf of board ' s • • Wilson F R.S. Coulson Tho . Erasmus , . „ mas Wakley ; accounts are various, save ounties first men- The total number of sin le women sent out to this in the four c g b h E '• 1 P I , ' sanction given yt e up's 1 ar lament and • MISCELLANEOUS. wag made to serve the purpose of one. There was nu Enulish I t th • d fth peep e o a use ma e o e power or e Drs. Tyler Smith, H. Bennet, Hassel!, Wynter, Semple ; tioned, which appear to iforml fortunate-the colon in 1855 at the ex ense of the Land Fund was be un y y , p . , remnant of a resident population, for there was not Si J E the Cr, wa by individuals whom they have allowed r ' 3 ' ' , •- •., -. er eg . re and Professor Todd FRS &^ Aft th men crops there being reported to be good or very pro- 4,049, of whom 1,887 were under 21 years of age ; 2,123 Dividend , Amount a human dwelling left. A few marines and an usual loyal and medical toasts. which were responded to lnieing• over 21 and under 45, 21 between 45 and 50, and 18 Name et Compar.y. per of Paid. Price. en • gineer or two, employed in the mournful work to conduct the affairs of the state without a council, rpspectively by Mr. Ranald Martin, Sir J. Ere Mr. The Irish returns are also similar. Wheat, barley, between 50 and 70. These immigrants came-857 from y, , Annum. Share. - i a t 1 th 1 b th 1 an so o p ace emse ves a eve . e aw. Fergusson, and Dr. Semple, and oats appear to be generally good. In the county of England, 217 from Scotland, and 2,981 from Ireland. ----- - of examining the sunken ships, a few soldiers, The success of Russia's purpose depends on the The CHAIRMAN rose and proposed, " Prosperity to the Down a great extent of wheat is rePorted• TbirtY•four Their occupations are most unsatisfactory classed, being Assam Tea .......... 5/. Xa.d.Z s. d. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - marched there for the occasion, and a few spec- ontinuance of this and the frustration of her New Sanatorium." He begged their kind consideration returns of the appearance of the wheat crops in Ireland adopted, in fact, from the representations of the girls Auetien Mart........ 214 per cent. eo o 0 - _ tators from Simpheropol, were all who could b u • • 9 0 6 Australian Agriculturl 11. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 2 6 desien is certain if the moment shall arrive when while be explained to them the nature of the institution are composed of 29 highly favourable, four "average," themselves, each girl describing herself as belonging to collected to attend such a functionary on such a ' Australian Trust •• .. 81. per cent - 25 00 - crnorance ceases and law is restored. which they were met that daY to inaugurate. The idea of and one unfavourable ; the wheat in the neighbourhood that class in which she wished to obtain employment. Austrintan Royal Man 51. 10 0 0 all 2% celebration. Instead of the eager and • f 1 lt • i '" joy U DIU 1- the establishment originated in the mind of Mr. Jackson of Randall's Town, county Antrim, being relented to be In this manner the 4,049 wee entered as-domestic sea. n n gio-mexican Mint- U. 10s. 10 0 0 all - tude who usually throng to the spectacle of conse- 'can Land 15s. - 40 0 0 - crating new ground for living uses, there was o 1 n y ATTACK OF THE RIFF PIRATES UPON - a gentleman of fortune-to supply a great Public want; " r usted." Of barley, 16 out of 27 reports are very fa- vents, 3,481; farm servants, 390; sempstreases, 47; cooks, nritisti a Anie! „ l who had by a large expenditure brought his philanthro. voarable, 7"a " and 4 return " short," " infe 37 •d ' naids 58 • lau d 536 Wi verage, - , airyi „ n resse., . th respect to 61 t 100 0 0 ad ... •• •• •• •• . per cen . Ca D n o. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - 32 10 0 127% - - a group of mourners over the gra.ve of Russian THE PRUSSIAN HIG-11 ADMIRAL. pie object to that etate of perfection to which they could nor," or " under average." Of oats there are 36 reports, the 3,481 domestic servants and the 390 farm servants, Ditto, 6 per cent. •• 61. per cent. - - lie% 1 multitud prestige. The rea e present was that of -a- By the arrival of her Majesty's ships Assistance and a ll bear witness that day. It was admitted that the of which 4 give " inferior" or " short , " 4 "average," we now know well enough that it would have lemn City Navigation Bonds - - - - ' Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 0 97 the dead. To some clear-seeing eyes there they Resolute (the latter b:aring the flag of .Rear-Adceiral the wealthier classes of society, owing to the defective ar- while 28 are very fa,vourable. The Irish green crops muca. nearer the mark had these numbers been ex. - - - . ••••••• - must have swarmed sip from the waters of the hare Hon. William F. Grey) at Portsmouth, yeeterday, we ements of their mansions and the inexperience of appear also to have suffered considerably-17 out of 36 changed. The education classification shows that of rang . , , . . Eq D uit t a to ble'ReVrecsionry 71pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - bour, the clefts of the ravines, the ruins of the have intelligence of an outrage on the part of the RI . . . bl B - ff • th ei r domestics in the management of the sick-room reports being positively unfavoura e• eans and peas those between 14 and 21 years of age, 569 could read, Ditto New •• •• •• •• - 50 00117 10 o - lateau • streets, and the turf of the p , and if there Piratas, quite of a crowning caaracter to all former out- ' •t d often during the hours of affliction did not receive the appear to have been little cultiva e . 911 in addition could write, and 397 were ignorant of Gen. R.OVerB. & arvest. p. . 5 c& bs 100 0 0 1 100 0 0 - ' 15 0 0i 14 0 0 28 cration-if be deception in this new cense s e a aato _ rages. It appears h h . h is Royal Hiehness Priace Adalbert help wlc was 80 generoue y acc_r e ya 1 era pu - 1 e ' d el b II ' 1 b A few Welsh re t sent the same features,. The re- these attainments. Of those f 21 d 675 por s pre , rom up war 8, G e n.SteamNavigation 10 p, ct. I deon's 8ay........ _ Stock. ! - __, _ pol is again to be a centre of aggressive act' ion -it - `'• 'e s n the destitute persons received into our public turns for thelj u ited Kingdom may be summed up thus:- could read, 928 could write, and 966 were ignorant. i ll u u n geerore .• •• •• - a 21. SS• 10 ° 0 0 11 °° 0 0 - • Lerd High Admiral of the Prussian Navy, who was at ie o eve ion ... - _ would scarcely have een b unreasonable t l o isten Gibraltar on the 10th inst ,in the Prussian frigate Dant. h e pietas. It was tile object of the founder to cernbine Wheat-207 re ports. VerY favourable, 129 ; aver. The total result shows that 1,839 could read, 1,244 aolon IV ! R etonary 5/per cent. 15 0 0 all - ..... th t 't for voices from the grave to say a I must not eia, was anxious to inspeCt personally the scene, on the all possible public and private appliances-indeed all age, or terms equivalent to average, 63 ; bad, 10. lieff f t t• • p,- that could be found in the largest hospitals, with every Barley -195 reports. cotild write, and 966 were ignorant. Bit it is needless Very favourable, 114 ; aver- to say that of those entered as being able to read an l * t o u u s s e o u n Institution.... _ - 13 10 0 - i coast, o an ou rage some 'me since oa a, rus-aan d pille'sratentCand.Co 101. percennt. _9: ::17 10 25% _. be. The Czar has pledged himself to use the liar- ship, w h ose crew wa s massacred by the. e feroeious and requisite of a first-class mansion, and the most perfect age, 54 ; bad, 27. ,write, ae little reliance can be placed upon the edu. Reversionary Int. Soc. 4341. pr cc LlO 100 0 I" 0 bour and city for none but paci • fic urposes. We 1 ) . blood-thirsty hordes, and accord Ver favourable 128 • ave ingly proceeded in his modern hotel. The manage ment was to be upon the Oats-200 reports. 3 7 , , rage, cational accomplishments thus indicated as upon tee Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 0600 0 - must hope that he is sincere. . Whether he is so or barge to the scene of the encounter a few days antece- most liberal scale. Any med p ical ractitioner could 51 ; bad 21 aptitude for domestic service of those who in- a na t and Loan Comp. South Austral lan Land 61. per cent. 25 0 0 all - ..1 f th not, it would be well that in the me st o e pomp ld b f C,' ' • ts. Favour bl • dent to the 10th inst. when his landing was not °lily place his patient to reside there, where wou e ound h. reen crops-20S repor ae,59 ; average, ricribed themselves under that head. Of the reli- Upper Canada .... - 20 00 . 6 4 : 1 _ d his foreion op osed *c and sanitar aid 6a had 84 of his coronation lie and his people an , P. , but he was fired upon. This roused the spirit under one roof all the thera . pent' y : , . . . 'iota mrsuasions 2 540 were' Catholics, and 1,509 ___--------- .„ guests should remember the forlorn eel . - emony of of the gallant ro l • • ya sallor, who returned eo sll D ted le tft I-4 I . " f oe carr in out instructions for the rosto- Some districts remain tl unre. or- ; -u- ..ie as-ove, different denominations of Protestants. These inuni his frigate, nenessary y . g . h _ . . manned and bt • • • i ' dicate the -b bl h • I • 39 h• - f b• h 7 ' d ' th THREE MEN SUFFOCATED Ix last mouth. While the bells of I‘IO.4COIV. are making ( armed her boats, and then again sought ration to health of his patient. The practitioners now a s tact will sufficient yin p.o ae c aracter grants artivec in s ips ow lc arrive in e A WELL-On Thursday th h f h • IJ 't dKe d mi alid the e scene o. his latent • ositien This time vast Present could testify to the great want of suc an 0t e harvest in the ni e ing om. month of Anril, 4in May, 4in June, 4in December, 3 a lamentable accident occurred on the farm premises of music everywhere within the wide horez , . numbers of the pirate PP . ' hi' h •11 • l' t • Te • f Armin near ca.nnon are firing, and the sunshine ie flas 'lied. back s; had collected and made a fornai- esta is aunt, eapecta yin conva escen cases. . e --- ia january, 3in February, 3in July, 3in August, 3in Mr. Coulton, 0 , Goole, Yorkshire. On the i a well used for the dable demonstration, but the . • ance admiral, nothing learned chairman discussed at conside „, rable leneth the We have collected retil ees oi the wheat crop from 207 arca / ember, 2in September 2in October, and lin premises -8 PurPose of watering cattle, frorn millions of diamonds, and a flushed multitude 4 ~,,,,,, 1 ,,,,. , nd this% having ea--; -us -ee rather h av i ng P h• s va l our w h e tt e d b y nature of the undertaking ; and concluded by stating, districts scattered over the United Kiegdom, 196 re- March. The largest number of single feniales in one a become nearly exbausted it was neces are shouting the name and titles of their Emperor, the a„,.„ o f the opposing . -d 1 d h h a that he was given to understand the Sanatorium would ports of the oat crop, 137 and 112 respectively of beans ship, du r i ng 1855, was by th e Aliquis, i n Au g ust, sary to have it cleaned out. For that pu r pose Mr. C o ul. army, ashe as ore c arge and the whole pomp of a prodigious empire is ga- the Italians up a steep hill, and s , rd in h ' h •d. • t d . 1 ffi 1 on the spot, a and peas, and 209 reports of tile green crops. Of the which brought and, made a ave a resi en me lea o car a ways 241 of this class of paesengers, the next , ton and his foreman had opened the well, and the latter thieved into one dazzling show, it will be well if all bold and valiant front : the resi 1 we descended by a ladder It, however, is disastrous carefully appointed dispensary, experienced nurses and wheat, barley, and oat harvest reports, 78, 63, and 78 largest beina by the Grand Trianon, in June, bringing I had . . to the bottom. He was in minas steal one glance at the other scene of conse- to describe ; the gallant Prince wa s spee dil y s t ruc k d own a tt e ndant s , a most ext e nsive suite of baths, horses and respectively sta:e the crop to be an average one ; 114. 225. The Fitzjarnes, in December, brought the third et of dippina a buck • et into the water, when Mr. the ul l ion observed b h . cration, where nothing wa3 heard but the soli- with a ball in his thigh, his ; a•deale-camp oi ag .ii e ut e . carriagel to convey the patients to their ineo'ical practi- 93, and 96 respectively put it at above an average ; and highest number-namely, 186, after svhich several Ves• 1 im tO fall over. Mr. Coniton lame ' d C i . Ot I aent do tary voice of the priest and the dash o f nan t) w as mortally wounded, the mate of the party shot tioners in town, &e. The great advantages added to 15 . 30, an! 26 respenively at below an average. But seas range from 170 to 140. The Mallard aud the Caro- his assistance, and had just seized him e b Y t l im colla w r li F l o waves upon the beach -where the cannon lay burst in the arm, seven men were killed, and 17 woun d e d ; the noble mansion-healthy situation, the pure air, for this traen, " average" requires a word of explanation. A line, i n May, brought 28 and 36 respectively, being the . en he eas overpowered by the foul and overthrown, and the brook was dry, and the these were left in the field, being unable to get them off. which this suburb of London is so reputed, r ‘ in y the well Id w • and its easy reporter may have honestly returned his crop as " avr- lowest on the list, wite the exceptiou of the Nile, in a' . n fell over. The cries of the women sun shone on heaps of dusty ruins, and h •f the w-ole of the Prince s psrty were nearly cut distance from London-insured its success. In fact, h ' s. Di- who were at the to of he ell ttra ted the attention • rage" for a long series ot years, while every succeeding February, which brought only 24 single female e p t w a c w ere, 1 t a man known a there was any multitude, it was that of silent °fr. Ile survivors were ultimately got on board tbe The 11 -11 AIRMAN proposed the health of Mr. Th°rnas Yell' has been an improvement on the last. An " average viding the total numbee by the number of 'ships, we as Bus Joe," and he at once desceuded e h 1 he shore. Such • ghosts upon t is the result of the g , ' • fri atte and s ubsequently to Gibraltar hospital. The WakleY, to whom he believed the founder was indebted cro p" i n egea me „„ goo d deal more than was meant bv find an average of 129 a to each of the 39 ships arriving t ewe 1, but had no sooner done so than he shared the IDS of con u killed were interre wi 1 d "t 1 full military honours, and th e for much valuable advace and assistance in his prelimi- "an average crop" in 1840. Tahinginto accountthe extent throughout the year. At the time when the evidence fate of the preceding two. A fourth man now writ last Czar's drea ei . est ; and the next • • d dein , well at ~ down the 'ell -•- If he does so should take warning. , and pursues in ince admiral s veoun was a the date of our naty arrangements. of land under wheat, which is undoubtedly much b3yo ni i h ere i n referred to wes taken, there were in the depo' w vath a rope round his body, and he suc rs ceeded in faste • fferers nviees (the 10th inst). Mr. T. WAKLEY returned thanks and an average, along with the generally favourable opinion , 311 girls, of whom only 158 had a,pplied for orde 'ling another rope to two of the su , sincerity a fic policy abroad, and aor paci p icy of de- nts for who were dr H.M.s, V es uvius was despatched immediately to the Sir JAMES Ems proposed the hea:lth of the Chaientao, of the crop, we m a y be satisfied that there is now as large to Adel a ide_ the rest having been applied- awn up, but life was extinct. Tae - h third ome velopment at h , Sebastopol may I ise fr • om its Morocco authorities to demand an explanation and satis- after which the company separated, apparently MUCLi. a quantity of home-grown wheat within the country as passages to Melbourne, Geelong, at d Sydney.. As art e man, also dead, w afterwards got out b a fifth man, bb • • a s empires pass from a . r ansm into civilisa- f the 1 the as e y • t - ruins, f• • Th t d the u . • action. e even cause tmost indignation and ', delighted with the entertainment which had been pre- there ever yet has been.. To be sure, it is not all harves!ed , Minisc e nce of the extent. to which the iejustice ° . man who had rescued the other t-,vo being 00 ex ~ tiOnt amidst the congratulations and ood w I-, g lames "excitement t in Gibraltan-&niteciSerrice Gazette. seated to thern.--Lancet. yet, and the weather of the last few slays has not been Emigration Commissioners has affected not otil the hausted to Y descend the well a second time. s BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. X s. d. X s• d. flungerford .. • • .. • . -- —7% Southwark ...... •• .. 130 0 0 Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 0 0 IVaterloo ..... .. ••• • • • 100 0 0 Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 Ditto Nw ditto of 7/. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 263{ Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 21 DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ----.-- -- —...-- -- _ X s. d. £ o. d. Commercial .... 5l. pr cent. Stock. Stock. East and West India 61. pr rent. Stock. 126 East Gantry • • 2os. per sh. London .•••••• • • • • 51. pr cent. St ock. 1043¢ Ditto Bonds • • •• • • • • 41. per cent. St. Katharine •••• • • • • 4 per cent. Stock. 89 outhampton •••••• •• 31. Os er c. 50 0 0 50 0 0 Victoria .. ••-.•• •• - • SI. percent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 21% JOINT-S TOOK BANKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ---,-- - - X o. d. X o. d. Australasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 103 British North American 81. per cent. 50 0 0 •• Commercial of London. 101. per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 31% Colonial .... •• • • ...... 5/. oer cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 21% lonian. •••••• • . • . . 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 20 0 0 all 0 22 London and County • • 101. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 36% Londn And Westminstr 14/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 49 London Joint-Stock . IV. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 32 Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, New.• •••• • • . 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all National of Ireland.... ' 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 Ditto, New .• •• • . f 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 Oriental Bank Corpora. 181. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all South Australia ••.• .. IC p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 9 1 --. Union of Australia—•. 301. per cent. 25 0 0 . 69 Ditto ...... •. • • 301. per cent. 210 0 Union of L0nd0n...... 10% per cent. 50 0 0 10 .. 0 0' 28% .. A A 11 rn Annum. Price = Companies. es i . r : Dividend A Names of p., Dividend Names of Companies. I A Per An l um r . Price, m 150' 41. ---- I x 160, Neath ...... X 1 • A shtn &Oldh 1 98 71 . p. ct. ' 145 Macclesfield. Iwo 21. 10s. 51 100 , 16 1. Oxford.. •• • • 100, 103 i ll a r k r i n - ' s k l a e Y A • b • r • i Birmingham' 40 41. 93% Peak Forest. 781 51. Os. 76 Coventry....l loo 251. Regent's.... 30j 18 16 Derby • • ...1100 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale.. •• 85 11. 108. 76 Ellsmre&Chsl 69 214 p. es., Scrurset Coal 1401 GrandJunctn' 100 38. pr. et. 43 Do. Lk F dSt 121 Do., 6 or. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 11% Stftrd &Won: 1 40 281. 420 Grand Surrey, 100 41. Shrewsbury.. 12 5 Grand T.Jnion l loo 11.0 s. Stourbridge.. 145 121. 290 Kennt & Avnj 39 66. Od. 6% Severn and / . 21. Lancaster .. : 100 Wye Rail. 2u Leeds &Li vrp l loo 251. 483 X Warwick &2 Leicester ....1100' 5 1. 49 Birming. 1 10 0 21. 25 Leicstr &Nth 83 N— Warwick & 1 21. 10 Loughborogh 142 701. 550 Napton— j 100 Monmouthsh 1001 Worcstr &I 78 21. 20 Mntgmerysh 100, Birming. MeßnMwbry 100 Wilts & Brks —10 s. Od. ~.. Country III;a"tct HA.DDINGION CORN I.IARIC.PN-- ADC; 15. WAIDAT. BARLBY' OATS. Vint Bos 01 488 6d t 37s Od 52s 01 Second 72s rd ' 47s Od i As 9d ) 48s 7,1 Third 66s 6d 1 40s 04 1 31s Od 1 41s Od Total quantity of wheat in market, 315 qrs., 301 sold barley „ 40 rs., 40 sold oats ,; 254 qrs., 216 ,_! beans 1, 59 qrs., 42 sold AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. 11 OP Wheat, 3/. 12 8 10-12ths 1 Barley„ 7 0 3.l2ths Oata, ... 11. 14 9 1-12ths I Beans, .....21. 8 7 3-12th a DALKEITH GRAIN MARK ET—AUGI 14 Qrs. Best. Current. In fel Jo, 179 Wheat 80a Od 144 Oats 36s Bd. oos Od. 35 Barley 48s Od oos Od. 21 Peas & beans 50s Od oos Od. ABERDEEN—AuG. 15. ' Potato oats 'Us Od to 32s Oct 1 401bs per bushel Common oats 398 Od to 30s 6d Bere 12s Oct to 43s Oct 1 Barley 42s Od to 433 Od 531bs Wheat, red (spring)6os Od to 58 Od 1 621bs , white 658 Oil to 708 Oct " Oatmeal 22s 6d to 23s bd per boll. Flour 54s Od to 558 Od per sack. PROVISION MARKET. Beef, per lb 6(l to 9cl I Butter, p lb. °slid to is 0 Mutton, per lb 6d to 8d I Eggs, pldoz. Os 9a to a, Lamb, do., Os 6d to 0,, 8 Hens, p pair 3s Od to 3s 64 Veal, per lb ... 6d to Os 10,1 Chickens,do.2s Od to 2: 6d Pork, per 5t...6s lid to 6s 3d Ducks, do., 2s Od to 2s 63 Salmon, per lb Os to Os Ducklings,do Os Od to 1 otl Grouse, per brace Os to Os Turkeys, each 4s Od to 54 0.1 Tallow, p stone, 4sod to is fid Potatoes, pr peek, ...6d to 81 Rabbits, each 03 to Od. . . _ Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt. 92s0d to 96 Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen RETAIL PRICES. F10ur,14113 03 Od to 3s Od I Barley flour,l4lb.Os to 28 4 , 1 Oatmeal Os Od to 2s 4d „ dust, Os to is Od Beremeal ....Os Od to 2s Od „ per lb 2d to 2id Peasemeal... Os Od to 2s 8(1 I Sid% tid 4-lb. 10af...8d. I 2-lb. 10af...4d. Cheese, per imperial stone, 4s. Od. to 4s 6d.. DUBLIN, Auc. 15. We had a generally dull market for old grain today. Wheat moved off very slowly at about Tuesday's rates. Oats at a decline of 6d. The condition of the new grain was not satisfactory in consequence of the late rains. Oats brought 13s to 16s, bere 18s to 20s, and rape 29s to 34e. Indian corn an improved retail demand at a small advance in price. White wheat, 403 . 0c1 to 42s ; red ditto, 36s Od to 39s 0d ; oarley, —s Od to —s Od ; oats, 14s Od to 16s Od ; rapesetd, 29s Od to 34s Od per brl; oatmeal, 15. Od to 17s Od ; bakers' lour. 9 3Q Od to 27. Od per cwt; Indiancorn, 29s 01 to 32s Od pet 480 lbs. LOCAL SHAR.E MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 16. STOOK EXCHANGE.—This market continues to im• prove, and prices to-day are a shado higher than yester day, closing as follows :—Midland, 844—London and North Westerns, 108—Great Western, 65 41—Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 34i I—East Lancashire, 21 1 ex d.—North Eastern, Berwick, 214 —South Eastern, 221 —Eastern Counties, 9.l6.3.—Great Western of Canada, new, 21 prem. —Borough Bank, 11g. MANCHESTER, AUGUST 16. STOCK EXCHANGE. - The market has been doing a dull business to-day, but prices of railway shares were rather inactive, and only two sales reported. District Bank, 101 pm.—South Eastern and Dovers, 22 7-16. BIRMINGHAM, AUGUST 16. STOOIC EXCHANGE.—The market to-day has been doing very little business, except in local shares. Birmingham Canals, 92k—North Staffords, 13—South Staffords, 21 d. —Birmingham Banking Co., 36/ ex d. LEEDS, AIMVST 16. STOOK EXCHANGE. —The market doing a fair business. Caledonians, 28k— North Westerns, 6.18.9. 7.—Unity Insurance Company, 3s. lid. 811 A BORNB MAILS. ;14 signifies that the malls are sent from the General Poet•oftls ..y the night—and M by the morning—despatch.) Day when made Lp From was of DOLINTI3II22. in General Post- Port due in Office, London.* DispAcke Enriaea vivery Fridat Liverpool . imerica(bylirit.pacit)Y Americo. (by United fits packet) Every Tuesday . Southam , •l. • Weekly America (by U. Stattt packet) .... •• .. . . ... Liverpool .• Australia (via Liver & 4th and 19th Liverpool .. Twice me pool)Ditto (via Marseilles) N Dover Ditto (via Cape of Good Hope) •• •• •• •• •• ••N ..... •• •• Uncertain Africa (West Coast) ..N IRA of the month Plymouth 6th of mo. 10, 3 ,, Lan drt5,..........N 10th & 26th of n o Dover '2d & 19th Alexandria .• ••• .N 4th & 20th of mon Southampto 4 & 21 01171 Bahamas —hi 17th of the month Seuthampt, n ;16th Dany Dover ...... Belgium •• .• .• ..N 9th of the month Southampton it th Buenos Ayres 9tt, r‘f th. month Southampton 16tk Cape of Good Hope ..N Uncertain Cape of Good Hope Case do Verde N 4t,t, nt tr , . moot), gouthamptor 16th of m Ceylon (see India) 10th and 26th ' 16 tc 29th Ceylon.... •• •• 4th and 20th I 4th & 21st Channel Isles „ I Sout ham p n u•Th.r. at. N2d & 17th of month 9outhamp 1 and 16 China j 4th and 10th .. 4 and 29 Constantinople ......N 10th and 26th ... . Dever j 2 and '9 Constantinople Cont. of Europe H & N Twice daily Dover ...... Twice day Egypt (see India) France & N Twice daily...—. Dover Tv/iced/illy Gibraltar 4, 7,17,20, 27 tf m. Southanap'_on 6,7, 24,2. Greece (see India) Groytown .... •....,M 2nd & 17th of mon., Southampt. t 1 and 16 Eiamburgh .... • Daily 'London y ilavannah 2nd of the month Southampto, Ist of me Holland Di Dai1y........,, . Dover Daily Honduras 17ta of the month. Southampton 16th India (viaSouthampt.)3l 4th Sc 20th of mon. Plymouth .. 4 and 21 M India (via Marseilles)lbl 10th&26th of moth Dover ...... 15 .& 29 In lonian Isles (see India) •• • • •• • . . • Dover.. .... [v i an d „hi & N Twice daily Holyhead , Lisbon „Di 2d or ,-, Madeira 9th of mont: ISouthamp.W6 and 16 Madeira 234 of month Liverpool Malta (see India) Malta " .......... 4, 10, 20, and 26 Dover 4. 11, 21,22 Mauritius (see India) Mauritius 20th of the month 4th sad 21 Mexico • 21 Ind of the month—jElouthampt-v I st Naples ,Dover ...•. New Granada 2d& 17th of monthliouthampto: Ist and 16 New Zealand..., Twice a month 'Various port Palma States Daily ...„ Peninsula .• •• •• •• ..M Southamptot Peru id & 27th of mon. Southampton let & 16th Port Natal By private ship Various port, Sicily •••• •• •• •• •• •.N Every Saturday• • Dever .• ...• Weekly Tuscany Daily-- .. • • 'Dover Venezneir „NI 2d& 17th ofmonth l Southampto. 1 a 16 mOn Van Diemen's L.n d (ler Australia) ath of mon 1 monthly West Indies .. I ri t 4. ilk., p I Sonthamp..r 11 and 16 monthly 1 and 16 Bonthamotor When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malts A , be de spatched on the following day, with the exceptlim of the [nom Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatet..e ttl preceding day. SPIRITS.—A return, moved for by Mr. Erotherton, show , . that in 1855 there were distilled in the whole of the United Kingdom 27,485,193 gallons of spirits against 25,003, 912 gallons in 1854, 26,441,557 gallons in 1853, 24,423,202 gallons in 1852, 24,543,657 in 1851, and 25,844,887 gallons in 1850. Of this quantity 7,921,983 gallons were distilled in England, 11,283,636 gallons in Scotland, and 8,279,574 gallons in Ireland. The quantity of spirits charged with duty for consump tion last year was—in Great Britain 15,728,419 gallons, and in Ireland 6,228,856 gallons. The total quantity of foreign and colonial spirits entered for home consump• tion in the United Kingdom last year amounted to 4,788,687 gallons, of which 4,457,455 entered England, and 192,148 Scotland, and 139,084 gallons Ireland. [ADVERTISEMENT ]—Holloway's Ointment and Pills Efficacious Remedies for Bad Legs.—Mr. H. Jones, of the Blue Bell, Llanerchymedd, had a very bad leg, com pletely covered with wounds, to cure which he had tried all available remedies for more than six months, but without success. At last a clergyman recommended him to try Holloway's ointment and pills. After using them for a short time the wounds began to heal, and in a few weeks his leg was perfectly cured ; in gratitude for which Mr. Jones will answer any inquiries about it.--Sold by all medicine vendors throughout the world ; at Professor Holloway's establishments, 244, Strand, London, an d 80. Maiden-lane, New York ; by A. Stampa, Constanti nople; A. Guidici, Smyrna ; and E. Muir, Malta. BIRTHS. OF A SON. On the 14th inst., at Guernsey, the Viscountess North land. On the 14th inst., at 5, Smith-square, Westminster, Mrs. T. Harrison. OF A DAUGHTER. On the 16th inst., at Walthamstow House, the wife of John Glennie Greig, Esq , LL.D. On the 16th inst., at Rose Cottage, Epsom, the wife of W. Alexander Everest, Esq., solicitor. MARRIED. On the 16th inst., at Twickenham New Church, Wm. Dodd Cope, of St. Martin's-lane, to Rosins Stutchbury, of Twickenham. On the 14th inst., at Lee Church, Frederic, second son of George Hayter, Esq., of West Springfield, Upper Clap ton, to Frances Elizabeth, second daughter of Jas. Drew, Esq., of the Paragon, Blackheath; DIED. On the 14th inst., at Stepney, Mr. Thomas Cornwall, aged 78. On the 14th inst., at St. John's-terrace, Notting-hill, Robert Dowson, Esq., of the War Department, aged 53. On the 14th inst., at Rushton Rectory, N or th ampton . shire, the Rev. John Wetherall, M.A., rector of that parish, hon. canon of Peterborough, and rural dean, aged 56. On the 14th inst., at Withcote Hall, Leicestershii e the Rev. Henry Palmer , age d 77 . , On the 10th inst., at the Hotel Braganza, at Lisbon, Bertram Arthur, 17th Earl of Shrewsbury, aged 23. On the 16th inst.. at 36, Cross-street, Islington, Wm. Ridge, Esq., aged 73. On the 15th inst., Caroline, wife of Charles Cockerell, 81, Hackney-road. LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the county of Middlesex, Monday, AugusklB,_lBs6. I