The Sun. — London, England, 1856-01-25 00:00:00

_, THE SUN LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25 185 6. 1 9 . --,--_________ ....---...-...........-....--..—..., ' tinue open on Saturday and Monday, and that the TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS. POLICE INTELLIGENCE-fan. 24. I SHARE MARKETS. i,lNgs -A. SreD a' r r"e' yes -,FokrT ,T v. Irt) trb Mbttton result would be declared on Tuesday. Major. Wm. Elsey, Madras Infantry. This meeting, the most disgracefully conducted of Major Samuel Smith Trevor, Madras Artillery. . -6P GUILDHALL.-Messrs. *hite, Ponsford, and Co., eT 1.1 I S D A Y.) -------.. . 4..0, .. _ - 1 - - .".. Major Thos. Gamble Fraser, Bombay Infantry. -se- . -.•.-e,., 1 yester .., . , this ..a s , , any we ever recollect attending, shortly after sepa,- aireior Edeverd Sanderland, Bengal Artillery. the owners of the extensive premisee in Earl-street, Black . rated, when the chairman retired without a vote of RAILWAYS. ....„.. _ ea . ____ . __....._ ._,..... ...e. . . .... a..... aea, -....._ Major William Piers Meares, Bengal Infantry. friars, known as the City Flour Mills, appeared before ______ •• ' • SUN OFFICE, Seven o'Clock:. thanks being accorded to him. Major Charles Philip Wilder, Madras Light Cavalry. Alderman Challis, to answer an information charging 1 j 7V; 41, eeeford see f...nsies .. Blete:iley .., N. Wee. .. - -..- ..• e---se•-----sorre"orgermiseme Major Frederick Alfred Close, Bengal Infantry. them with using a furnace which was not constructed so Shr. paid. ymen,,. t ... his_ d_ ay.... this day. (4), an ielfas i t s:l z e t ie n es. Closing Prices Business done 5t.1.00 Buckghamsh. LAN.W. 93 - 95 ' 95 , - . Major Henry Robert Cornwallis King, Madras Light as to consume its own smoke. St :100 Clydesdale• Te. Caledon,.. 94 - 98 - METROPOLITAN BOARD OF 'WORKS. Cavalry. Mr. Newbon appeared for the defendants, but no one EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.- TO BE MAJORS. t , . 10,./ ------- 23 25 211 - 25 all Col.Stour Vy. E. Um & . ----.0 0 .----- Captain James Skinner, Bengal Irregular Cavalry. attended to conduct the case for the Commissioners of l oi ee tue ""ea•••••••- ...... Sud. and Hal. E. C.., , ~, _ ... 3 Ambg. hottng. Bost. •.: ' • - 1 Meeting This Day. Captain William Jones, Bengal Engineers. • and Eastn. Juliet._ 31 - 41 4 Sa e 100 E. lan. e. ii ec Gt. ''4 0 , • ‘.. 133 - 135 134 34 ... • . - • Metthlg , this Day. 1 i The commission of Captain Alexander Begot, of the 15th. S e :l‘ w i e r rs . ' Martin, the chief n cler_k, said the information was 5 all E. Un. H. 811. E. Count. .., ~, ~, • --„.....-_. Bengal Native Infantry, promoted to the Brevet Rank of St. 1.0,) Gies. Barr. es Celdonien , laid under the 48th sectio ot the City Sewers Act of 1851, 1 • 3 1 i all Eirming. Wolverh• & 1 Neils. Direct ... -- -..--4---- Stour Valley 7l - 8 i • ~ - : This morning a meeting of the members of the Metro- Major in the Gazette of 25th May, 1855, is to bear date the and not, as Mr. Newbon supposed, under the recent A special general meeting of the shareholders of this 24th July, 1854, instead of 11th December, 1851. Smoke Nuisance Act. 31 I 295 Slrkeihd. Lancsh. & St. 103 Do. New .... Do - - ()titan Board of Works, was held in the Council Cham p The first Christian name of Major Holloway 42d Madras Mr. Newbon said he could save the Commissioners of Cheshire Jnuct l6 -15 2e all Glstr.& Du Fr Gt. Wes 1 ... ... company took place this afternoon at the London Tavern, ber at Guildhall, for the purpose of transacting the usual Native Infantry, promoted, in the Gazette, ela't November, Sewers some trouble by pleading guilty. 'OO all Hrtlpl. Dk & Yk. Nee. Bishopagateastreet, in pursuance of a requisition to th . e business, and also for the election of proper persons to 1851, is Edward, and not Edmund as therein stated. Mr. Martin said it would be necessar y t o t a k e th e 1 : 15 i 91 4 l l ° R . C:s' . 0: a h k n:d h y n i 2 , 4 5 0 r B C I g i o r i k ti u s a " 13 - 14 Railway ..... & Berw- ••• - directors, dated the 20th December, to convene a special fill the offices of engineer and accountant to the board. The undermentioned Officers and Gentlemen to be pro- evidence of the inspector of nuisances. 22 19 Do., £2O . . - 8 50 all Hull & Selby Y. &N M 101 - 106 25 all Do. 4 Shama s o ... - -. motal or appointed to the following steps of local rank in Mr J P inter was then examined, and said-I am , B : C2s l (isql. B a x t et tt . ga . --... 8 .. i generalmeeting of the shareholders " for the purpose The CHAIRMAN having briefly addressed the meeting T ur k ey , lee, all Do. I Shares. is o •• - ••• the while serving with the Turkish Contingent :- • •' ' a inspector of nuisances, appointed by the Commissioners St. 100 121 all Lon.&Greenw s:. Baste , 121 -• l '-'1 of taking into consideration the general position ot and alluded to the purposes for which they had met, To be Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals.-First- nsto an of Sewers. On Wednesday, the 9th of January last, I St. 1.00 Caledonian. 23; - 244 Board of Directors, the state of the company's affairs, called upon the clerk to read the names of those gentle- Class Staff-Sur eon James Vau han vice Campbell, in g g , was passing through Earl.street, Blackfriars, when I saw 10 61s. 53 Carta. and Cardigan .... - 5 ,, 6 . 564 / 20 all Do•Preforen .e Do St. 10J L0n.,Ti1..,&5. 'eto&Cti 110 - 1121 and of adopting such measures and resolutions as may valided. r the men . who had offered themselves to fill the office of dense . volumes of smoke issuing from the chimney-shaft of 5 i all Chester & Holyhead. 12 - )3 St 100 Lowestoft gr. . be deemed necessary, and can be legally taken, fo engineer. To be First Class Staff-Surgeons-Surgeons W. A. Wol seley, vice M'Alister, invalided ; Robert Paton, vice Lit • the City Flour Mills. I waited there three-quarters of 5 .) all Cork and Bandon... ... - ... 4 per cent. Norfolk ... - ... an hour, and the smoke continued during the whole of e 0 all Cork, Black, & l'ase. ... - ... ,St. ioo Do. 6 per ct. Do ... -- ... slue and proper administration of their affairs." Mr. ____ The CLERK (Mr. Woolrych) . then real the names of tleton, reduced. 5 all Manch. Bxtu. L.&N. i.V . Waddington, in the chair. those gentlemen, which were severally put to the meet- .To be Sargeons-A.ssistant-Surgeons . , 10 all Do A . oes ..... .• and Matlock & Midld. 25 -• 11 f shareholders • G. S. Sutherland that time. I watched again on Monday, the 14th, and 2 ° 1 . 8 Cornwall vice Castle, invalided ;J. B. Posnett, vier, Macaulay, de- saw a large quantity of smoke coming from the same le , e • -. ....''' 1,06 There was a very full attendance o , . 50 all Middlesbro' & Stekton & , ing, when there appeared for- Do. B - ••• ceesed ;R. Sim, vice Bennett, invalided ;A. Walker ; shaft, but it was not so dense as on the former occasion ,',; ,°, Redcar. Darlingt. ... - .. . several lady proprietors were prenent. 32 c - Mr. Bazelgette James C. Copland, Gent., attached to the Osmanli Irregu- -still there was a much larger quantity of smoke than St. 100 heidld.Braiti Midland.. 91 - 3 The CHAIRMAN took his seat amidst mingled cheers J DubtindtßelfastJunc. 4 - 2 -; 0 " 4 1 ,S Criei Junction ... - Mr. Rawlinson l6 lar Cavalry. there ought to have been. 25 all Dun P 4 Aber Jnc 65 - 74 6f 51 Newmarket and hisses, the former predominating. . To be Assistant-Surgeons - Acting Assistant-Surgeon Mr. Martin-Did you inform the defendants before St. 'lOO East A • uglian ' • •12- 13 121 1 Bury E. G.spc En. Come Id -la d Mr. Cox . The Sze ARE having read the - notice concerning the taking out tne summons . 20 all 50 all N.& Est.s p.e. E. Count. 55 - 57 Mr. Henrick 23 Gent., vice Walker, promoted. Witness-On the first occasion I went into the mill St. 100 East. Union Aea 25 --• 2T 50 all Do. 6 tsar et. Do - -- ... meetiag, and also the requisition, Eastern Counties.. .. 81 - 9•9 81 Mr. Freebody 0 To be Acting Assistant-Surgeons-P. S. Komblan, e . • , , e ee * 13 20 50 all Do. Fixeds pc Do ... - ... Mr. se' nt Gaznrme appealed to the meeting and Gent. ; Carl Roll, Gent.; Dennis Hansom, Gent. . Mr. Dixon a ..... o and saw the ioreman, wno told me the stuoiee was causea bt. ivy De., B. Stoee 25 all Prost. &ae ye L. & N.W. ... - ... MEMORANDUM.-The undermentioned officer has been the chairman whether the latter would not best consult 25 10 East Kent - ... by some bad coal which had been supplied to them by 25 8 4 Do., New AL.- ... •--- ... 124 all Do. i Shre. A Do -.- ... Mr. Ikin his o feelings and that of the meeting by retiring st• 100 East Lancashire 72 -74 ' St. 100 Roystn.& Hit. GtNorthn DO - le3 Mr. Booth Sa 100 Edinburgh & Glasgou 50 - 52 10 all Rdinb.and Peebles 9f - 91 25 181 Shetßotleane Lancash& from the chair that day, instead of presiding over the Brandis, half-pay Ist Line Battalion King's German Le- Witness-I did not, as my dnty is to look only at the Mr. Treago - ~,, gion. chimney tops. St• 100 Edin•Prth deDuedet 201 - 214 10 all Shrews.&Her T.Brassey 7, - 8 proceedings. The list was then returned to the following four gen- COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. The CMAIRMAN said that on a former oc ion he Alderman Challis-Then, do you never see the fur- in n ee e Forth & Clyde Jona ... 4- .. i. 2 ai ta, Staffordsh. h. .MClean 3 -25 e tlemen, viz., Mr. Bazelgette, Mr. llenrick, Mr. Raw- Royal Radnor Rifles-Captain Thomas Johns, late 63d naces before making complaints ? 50 all Furness undertook to answer the charges brought against him Regiment, to be Adjutant, vice Sanders, who has retired • • ..• - •.• M • • h C 0 1 . Witness-No, sir. y instructions from t e om- 2 al. Do. Extension. - ... 6 per cent_ Darlingt ... - „. linson, and Mr. Booth. hy the committee of managemeent. He bad redeemed . on half-pay. 25 all Do . Do 3l - 32 s miseioners of Sewers are to look only to the chimney- St. 100 elLesgoween. West , - 80 - 85 The readina of the testimonials of the before- COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEU EN el• S . 100 Wilts&eo nrst GtWestn. 83 - 85, that pledge, and it was for them to deeide whether ''' • f • • T Alsi -* t d t rt all la h Ifi d smoke issuing 10 all Great N. of Scothad. 6 - 7 6 3 / 4 ops, an o repo p ces w ere n toned entlemen then took lace mente g p . Southern Regiment o Nottinghamshire Yeomanry St. 100 Great Northern .95- 96 951 it was satisfactory or not. Until that be done he should . Cavalry-Cornet William Drury Nathaniel Lowe to be from. PREFERENCE al/ARE:a. Mr SAVAGE moved that the four gentlemen oe now , . , , , n h the fur- St. 100 Do , A Stock BO -82 81 3 / 4 2 1 . retain his seat. (The hon. gentleman then sat down, ' aaemenanb, vice vnlzon ; Francis Bradshaw the y ounger , Alderman Challis-Then you cannot tell -ow St 100 *- * - 121 - 126 124 -- Do., B. Stock St.\ 100 Aberdeen lO9 - 111 allowed briefly to address the board, and answer anY Gent., to be Cornet, vice Lowe, promoted; John Wright, nace is constructed ? St. 100 Do. N 0.2, 7p. 0... 105 - 108 folding his arms over his breast.) Bt. 130 Gt.Sth.&West.(lre.) 104 - la 101 i ions that mi ht be ut to them quest g p • Gent., to be Cornet, vice C. J. Wright, promoted ; Henry Witness-I know it cannot be constructed to consume St. lnu 85i -56 55 3 / 4 a 46 5a - Great Western St. 100 Do. Debentures BO - 85 Mr. Brace (director) referred to a pamphlet that had Pigott, Gent., to ba Veterinary Surgeon. its own smoke or it would have done so. 'lt. 100 Do. Stour Val, Rai: 45 all BlythandTyne .tu pet Mr. Howxs seconded the motion. been published, stating that there was nothing but anar- Radborne Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry-Wm. Thomas Mr. Newbon , said Messrs White and Ponsford had Gua. Stk 54 • 56 i .. c. prof. (issd.at 50i ... - _ The CHAIRMAN put the motion to the meeting, when Cox, Esq., to be Lieutenant. St. 100 Bris. & Ex. 4p. c. St. 2 , 2 - 14 chy and confusion at the board. He denied the state- tried several patents for consuming smoke, and had 1 i .2 a.l frish South-Eastern. ... - . 't was carried unanimously. City of Edinburgh Regiment of Artillery Militia-Second - found them ineffective. They had been at great expense e 0 all Lancaster & Carlisle 72 - 77 20 5 Do. 4p. c. Shares ... ... - . i ment, and quoted in refutation of it that in the six 1 , , Lieutenant john Bruce to be First Lieutenant, vice Mac- St. ,100 Caledonian £lO 93 --:- 95 Mr. NICHOLAY then proceeaed to read a letter from in trying all kinds Of experiments, and at length they 164' 14i Do., Thirds 6 - 8 pm weeks during which Mr. Waddington had been removed - . , dougall, resigned. 15 1 all Ches. & Ho. On. 5 3 / 4 pt 15 -16 a gentleman, stating that Mr. Bazeigette asserteu that determined to burn a very expensive coal, which emitted 16e 8 Do. New Thirds 6 - 8 i Royal South Gloucestershire Light Infantry Regiment of e - • • 9 1 I ell Do. do. Pref. No. 2., ,„. - „., from the chair of direction the income of the 84. 100 feeneash.andYorksle 80 •••• 805 801 791 no smoke. They accordingly entered into a contract in a sident engineer, and had constructed certain Militia-Lieutenant Thomas Morse to be Ca trial ' • he was re . a , . p i , vice 2 4 all Do. do. Pref. No, 2.. ... - ~, line had increaeed 8,000/. He referred to tbe August last for a continuous supply of Welsh smokeless 3 i Do., Wst.RidiugUn. ... - „, lame works connected with the Theme Valley Canal rYrka, resigned. 20 all , y. p , ... _.., . , Liv Crab &South t 61 all Cork &8an.10n5 3 / 4 p.e. ... - ... charges he brought against the directors at the meeting e . ' Royal North Gloucester Regiment of Militia-e-William coal, at 225. 10. per ton ; but, through some accident, were untrue. coal which 114 all London & Blackwal 64 - 61 61 8 5/ all Dun.Prth .&Aher.J. 51 - 61 in August last, which, he contended, had not been de- • h d f h Stevens Perry Keene Gent., to be Ensien vice Brereton, the parties had sent a barge load of inferior , ,Bright&S.Cst. 9 -• 99 9 8 . St. 100 I 1 • 7 9 1 10 2 F e Anglian Cls. ASh . ... - •••• A number of members wis e or t e name of the a •ointed to the 6th ' lt • tf F t' ' was being nsed when the inspector saw the smoke. He nied, or, if denied, not disproved. He would do his best PI . egimen o oo . qt 100 I,:rd and N. Westn. 98 -. 98 3 / 4 981 7 81 St. ,100 Do. do. Cls. B6p. c. „. - ... writer. oth Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia-Henry Kir- merely mentioned these circumstances in mitigation of 29 16 oo n •" 4 . Fifths - id St. 100 Do. do Cls. C 7 p.,c. ... - - whilst he remained a director to procure for them a Mr. NICHOLAY-Mr. F. 0. Ward. (Cries of Oh, oh.) wan Robinson, late Lieutenant 4th Foot, to be Captain, the penalty, because Messrs. White, Ponsford, and Co. 10 se' NOW. gli a lie&B,..o i - 43 641 all Eas.Co.Ex,spcNo. ' 0 - 0i• 1 Pm proper statement of their accounts, but he should decline _ _ vice Weld, resigned. would take care that it should not oecur again. Indeed, , 125 2 3 / 4 Do. Eighths.. - 4 6 I ail Do. No. 2 . 1- i Pm After a short discussion it was determined to call Mr taking any part in the administration of the affairs if. • COURT OF EXCHEQUER, JAN. 25. they were surprised tbat the Commissioners of Sewers St .100iLondonandS.Westn. 87 - 88 87 5 10 all Do. New 6r. e. st. ut - 121 12 Bazelgette to address the board. Hilary Term, 19th Victoria-This Court will on Tues- should have directed a summons before a magistrate in- 50 all I Do., £5O -4 - 6 1 20 all East Un a G. 6p. e ... - ... they re-eleoted Mr. Waddington as their chairman. He Mr. BAZELGETTE, and the other members, havina ad- day the sth, Wednesday 6th, Thursday 7th, Friday Btb, inste dof • • h • tt A b fore the Coutt of 10 all Do £4O . a requiring t eir aen anee e a 6 5 e 5 all Do. 5/. 10 ner cent ... - ~ again condemned the past conduct of the chairman, and. e Saturday 9th Monday 11th Tuesday 12th, and Wednes- 10 all Do. 101. Delientr•Sie ... - .., dressed the board, the chairman proceeded with the 1 ' " ' Sewers wben they might have explained the matter, 25 ell Lndndrry&Coleraint ..„ - ... concluded by moving that the meeting confirm the reso- e ee" day the 13th days of Febeuary neet, hold sitting?, and will e . . . , _ ~. 25 all teidndrre.& Enneik, ... - ... et. all Do. do. 4 per cent.. ... - ••• tion, when Mr Bezel ette d cl g was e are . d the success'ul at such sittings proceed in &sperm of the business then and beet time to remedy the evil complamea ea St. 110 Sisneh.ShefekLincle 241 - 251 25f St. lOff East Lane est- 6 p.a., ... - --.• lutien of the meeting in August last, appointing the • - ' I • • Alderman Ch ir 'd h C • • sof Sewers a is sal t e ommissioner candidate. pending in the paper of new trials and in the special paper, SP. -42 s no Man ez,Lin Un ... - .... e all s...Ar.w. vorv. J. stl,- ... - - . committee of investigation and aequeste them to con and will also hold a sitting on iattirday the 23d day o f ought to take steps to ascertain the construction of fur- - •- a ' • • 10 1 Metropolitan .. i 4 fd 10 1 Edin. & Gl. 5 p.c. sh. ... - ... ELECTION OF ACCOUNTANT. tinne their labours till the general meeting in February February next, and will on the said 23d day of February Daces complained of. However, he did not think it worth ea. 100 Hidland - 68 3 / 4 69 8 3 / 4 3 / 4 at. 100 ee Prthe&Dussejes 60 -- 62 61 Mr. Hutton, after two or three divisions, was elected next;proceed in giving jadgment , in all causes and matters while to inflict any penalty in this case, and he should it. 100 Do. Birmne.&Derla 40 - 42 41 404 20 all Furness - - -. next. to fill the office of aceountant. . then standing for judgment. therefore adjourn the summobs for a month, to allow the 50 all Midld. G. West. (Ire, ,„ • - „, it. lis , ions, se S. W. G. 5 pe, „, - Dr. REILLY seconded the motion. He attributed the 1... FRED. POLLOCK. defendants time to rectify the nuisance complained of. 25 all Dp, H a lf sh ares ... _ _ it. 100 Great Northn. 5 1,. ~ 115 - 1.17 Some other routine business having been transacted present state of the company's affairs to the mismanage- E. M. ALDERSON. 1')0 *4ll Newcastle& Carlisle, ... - ' St. 1.00 Do. sp. c• Bodeen, Adjourned accordingly. the board adjourned. T. J. PLATT. 1 at 10 p. c. prem. 108 a 110 109 4 meat of the chairman, whose conduct ought to be the Le all Nwpt.Aborg. &Mel. 9 -10 . SAMUEL MARTIN. subject of a public prosecution. _______aeeeee , MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - Charles May, an 51) 83 Newry SeErinisk.ille• ~ , ... at. ,100 Do. 4 3 / 4 p. e lO2 - 104 102 • elderly man, c f respectable appearance, was brought be. 10 all Newry Warrenpoi ' • 12 ej 7e Do. 5 p.c. Scrip, Red Mr. GOODSON was sorry such a, difference of opinion LONDON GAZETTE-Mils Evening.) NAVAL MEDALS FOR THE KAFIR WAR. ••• ....' • .. fore Mr. Hard wick for fieal examination, charged with and Rostrevor . et SP. c• K a - i i , 871 existed amongst the proprietors, which had had the effect Department of the Accountant-General of the Nary, et. 100 Norfolk ... - 46 44' ' 0 all Ot.N. of Soet. let Pr. 9 - - 10 91 1 a of injuring their property. He denied the statement, Admiralty, Somerset-house, Jan. 24, 1856. obtaining money from Various baokers and gentlemen by se . ~, _ oe Noythn.Countieslln. ... St. ilOO at, aW. (Ir aaod ... -- 120 4 that had been put forth by Mr. Bruce with reference to WAR DEPARTMENT, JAN. 25. Her Majesty havieg been graciously pleased to grant a I falsely representing himself to be the son of the ate ••• St. 100 North British .... 30' 302 e. 1. e 314 20 11 Do. 4per o. Pr,..f -, ... - • medal to the officers, seamen, and marines borne on board banker, Mr. Chambers. Nth Dever) Rai'. & 50 ;; ,es,„ 'ere H. - .a1.!. xipe 6 - feA Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-Cornet Owen Lewis 1,,, , s A • the:manner of obtaining proxies, and said the chairmen's h • • her Majesty's ships Castor, Hermes, Styx, Dee, and Rha. An application having been made to Mr. Hardwick to St. 10C1 Dock Stock sn• i 'Aut,i ve. Cori. i es.. .1 p. 4, 88 -90 88 Cope Willie ' to be Lieutenant, by pure ase, vice Leslie, St. 1.00 De. con.red. 4p. e 78 - 1,0 committee had received proxies approving of his con- pieir no t e a, Ins damanthns, between the 24th of December, 1850, and the deal with the case summarily, St. 100 Do., A Stock ... - ... 6th of February 1853 for their services in connection with Mr , f,. 110 , no. irred„ 4p. c. 714 - 80 79 dad representing 1,400,000/. He moved an amendment 4th Dragoon Guards-Cornet Edward P. Baumgarten, .. , . , . • . . Hardwick said there were difficulties in the way 8 all no., B Stock .... e . ... - „, tne army engaged in the Kafir War during that period- extended 8 all Do. e B Guarantee.) St. 100 Do. sp. c. red. pref. 95 - 100 of such a cour T se. he case was so flagrant, and to the effect that the committee of investigation should from the 6th Dragoons, to be . Cornet, withoue p . urchase. notice is hereby given that all claimants to such medal St li - r) N Late Be • ' ' - - 10 all Do, do. do. ... - ... 94 Ist Dragoons-The promotion of Cornet William Henry , over so long a enod that he should recommend the • • . rn- me. 72 -74 72 4 3 be dissolved, and that the chairman had fully met and Cutler to a, Lie b h 21 t D b utenantcy, y puro ase, on s ecem er, notwithstanding any previous applications should apply, fa P , . • 25 211 Do. do. Extension - 64-1 141 8 1 all Do. Birio. Pref. lb _ 9 3 / 4 -91 o cer to take the defendant to the Cite', where the sit personally or by letter, to the Accountant:General of the 25 15 DM°. G.N.E.?urch 4 3 / 4 - 4 - 10 I all Do. Ceester Bp. c. POI 16 - 16 3 / 4 16 answered the charges that had beau brought against 1855, vice Bassett, who retires, has been cancelled. crl a War Medal ', ting alderman would, no doubt, deal with it prop y. - , ln all De. do. sp. c. d 0... 92 104 riu tal Do. Leeds ....... .. 1 1 4 - /45 him. The proxies had been obtained at Mr. Wadding- 11th Light Dragoons-Cornet A- B. Biegham, from the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house (with outside the application). If the case could not be dealt with in the City, let them St. ,- .. ••• Jou Do. York 4B 49 48 3 / 4 St 100 Do. Birm. Gua. Stk P• 9 -71 13th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase, F 1' t tt t h• k t• every app ican mus sa e is ran or ra mg, and the bring the defendant back to this court, and he would St. 100 North London Oli all Da, Ches. Gua, Sh.. 18 -19 ton's expense. vice Bull, appointed to the Royal Horse Guards. • ..• - ..• Mr. W. TEGG seconded the amendment. of the ship or shi son board which he served • also send him for i 12th Light Dragoons-Captain Robert Rintoul, from the ! lame P , • , tr al. 10 311 s N.&S.Wstrn.,Hamie 13 3 / 4 all Do. do. do 9 - 94. Mr. HELPS said that the directors had exceeded their lite to be Cornet without urchase, 3d Surrey Mi 3, , P eke in the case of every petty officer, seaman, or marine, it is Wm. Huslam a rotor:ous skittle sharper was brought stead and City •In e , indispensable that his application should be accompanied bef M '• • • • ' h ) - ' • - - •••• ore re Hardwick, charged, with two ot er men not .0 Ili North Staffordshire. 8 a- 7 3 / 4 cl 10 91 20 al' Do. do. do l3l - 14; 16 6 Lan. &York. F. £2 1 - i : Murray, promoted. powers, and had misapplied funds, as trustees, without 13th Light Dragoons-Cornet Stanley de Astel Calvert by a certificate of servic?; except . in the case of hie being in custody, with defrauding Jas. Walker, a carpenter, e 0 ali North Western 4l -5/ St. 100 Do. 6p. c. Stock .. i 33 • 135 ' on board an of her Ma est 's shi s and the a lication • • • St. 1100 Lon.&Brigh.G.sp.e. .., - .._ in the slightest degree consulting the interests of the Clarke to be Lieutenant, he' Purclia" , vie° Maclean Pro- b - Y . J Y P , PP residing in the Ej feewa re.road, o f 91., under the follow- 10 all j eT. &S.Westrn.Junn ... - ... o made through his commanding officer, in which case • • 10 1 INuneaton, Hinckley, St. 'lOO Do. Pref., sp. c. St. ~. -„, moted. . . ing circumstances :- 1 St. , 100 De, New Guar.6 p. e ,„ - sa shareholders, no man could doubt. He did not propose this certificate will not be required. and Leicester-a_ - Scots Fusilier Guards -Captain G. W. H. Viscount The prosecutor said he was looking in at a shop win to consider this question as to its legal bearings, but by Keek„n, from the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant and Cap- When there are several claimants on board the same , 0 . et 110 Oz, Wore., At Wolv. 22 - 24 St. 100 Do. do. 5 per ceat ..„ - ~, analysing the statements the chairman hail put tain, by purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel R. N. ship, it would be desirable that they should make their aw in Regent -street on Monde, when a man dressed ' lik 1 ' ' y, • • ' It) 8 Portenionth . - St 100 Lon.&N. W., Coy, 6 e a gent eman s servant came and stood by his side, Nune.aton sp. ct. ... - ~,, F. Kingscote, C. 8., who retires. application in one letter throueli the commandieg officer St. LOO Skottish Cc itral..... 10.3 - 105 1 forth in vindication of his character. The chairman ' d t d• • •hle• b h an en ere into conversation wit im a out t e wea- St 100 Lora& S.W. 7 Per ct ... - ...p Ist Regiment of Foot-Lloyd Evans Gent to be En of such vessel, in a list alphabetically arranged under the 3`. 100 SeottishMidland _ 73 -75 ' had stated they were gaining 450,000/. a year, which, serving a t e ime, an a or nig I sign, by pu b • Alb ' ” - ships in which they were • th t' dff d . rc ase, vice an, promoted. ther, the badness ot the times, and the war. Prosecutor s • • • ' 444 t. 100 ehropshire U . ! iea - ~, if true, would allow them- tel replace their capital with ' 9th Foot-Patrick William Hackett, Gent to be En- the information above required. was about walking away when tbe man invited him to a 9 a l l 3outh Devon - 13 1.2 . ? -.11 Londy.lsEnnis, 3 / 4 S' . _ ... ~ 10 all M.,5.,& L.,Now,IC/ 131 - 13/ 131 i interest within three years, and prove him to be the sign, by purchase, vice Agnew, promoted. take a glass of ale. Witness accepted the invitation, St. lel ath Eastern 6O - 61 611 60 1 greatest financier that had ever lived. The fallacy of that 13th Foot-Brevet-Major John William Cox to be Major, BANKRUPTS. and they went to a public-house in Glasshouse-street. St. 100 3outh Wales 67 - 69 6 1 Do. £6 I - 1 5 i2 3 / 4 all Marypt .& Carl. 4 p c ~. _ ... m „, 20 15 •4. Yrksh. 4 Riv. Diu; 5 - 3d without purchase, vice Major and Brevet-Lieutenant- William Shove, oil and colourman Croydon, to su - While they were sitting in front of the bar another t2l all Do. 4j per cent . .., - ... gentleman's statement was, that he had taken the gross Colonel J. S. Wood, whose brevet rank has been converted render, Feb. 4, at half-past eleven, and March 6, at twelve, dressed like a 1 t dth ' 1 d • 2° ' ''' D° gent eman, en ere e p ace, an im a) 16 Striines Wok. &W 01.,. • 24 - Pa' 12: 1 I.CP Do ••• .... ... earnings of tbe undertaking at tWO slissimilar periods; the into substantive rank, under the Royal Warrant, 6th Oct., at t!e st C re onof il kial s crute n y. B g Ble. e ! l if o ri ffi ar e s ittgnee, Cole- medeately called for refreshments. He commenced , :33 e'l tockto ' n & Darn • A 7 : 36 3t. 100 Mid.Consol.6peese .. ~_ 1854 ; Lieutenant N. H. B. yardon to be Captain, with- talking about his wealth, and said that in order to St. Het Do. Con.Br.P:r. Ip< 133 - 135 first when they had but two lines of railway, and the ma William li l awke and Alfr'ed Campion, carmen, Dow- 16'( Stoekten & Hratlepl ~. - . out purchase, vice Cox ; Ensign John Bond to be leeuten- get rid of a portion of superilnons cash, he intended St ' T if' Vle St. lcrl Do. 41 p. e. Pref. S 93 -95 last, when they had 200 lines of railway more tha.n at ant, without purchase, vice Vardon ; Lieutenant Edwerd gs.te-hill, City, Feb, 5, at half-past 12, and March 6, at to give 500/. to an - d • h ' 11° a a ...... ....... .. .... ..... ... y poor eserving person w o the period firat quoted. This increased amount bad Bolger, from the Kilkenny Fusiliee'Militia, to be Ensign, 22,0; at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson official assignee St. toO Do. Pref., No. 1.. 16 , all ; Do. Pref. 4 iper coy li_l ' 11 di e ' e ' wanted it. The conversation then turned upon feats es ay. . R. _ - 25 ;2 Thane H D& - -. - 5 all Do. W. Pref. 4p. e,. 4 - 44 'thout purchase, vice Bond. h 11 9 k ' • Basing a -street ; . to er, Gray s-mn-square. -. been earned by the united body since the amalgamatione, wi lsth Foot-The Christian names of Ensign Aytonn are William Tingey, warehouseman, Tottenham-court-road, of strength, and the man whom witness took for a gen- 70 ... Ulverstone dz Lanes ... - ... St. WO Ditto le& H.Pref. 8, ... - ... and had to be divided amongst the different boards. The Howard Douglas, and not Douglas Howard. - Feb. 6, at half-past one, and March 12, at half-past twelve, tleman, betted the other man that he could throw an 2) all IVale of Neath l9 -20 C 195 10 rel t New., Aber., &c., pr. 1 hon. speaker then entered into other statements put 17th Foot-Major Oliver Paget Bourke to be Lieutenant- at ihe Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assignee, llib. ball 25 yards. The other man then asked witness 2 ) all I Waterfd. & Kilkraine 34 - 45 fsp. o. red. 5p c. pm. f• " - • " Colonel, without purchase, vice Brevet-Colonel P. MePher- Guildhall-chambers ; Laurance, Plews, and Boyer, Old to accompany them to a public-house in Little Pulteney- 50 all IlVaterforldsLiznericl. ,_ . ... 10 eh 'Norfolk Debeatne ... - ... forth by the chairman re a iv • 1 te e to the net earnings of tbe son, appointed Inspecting Field Officer of a Recruiting Jewry-chambers. street, to settle the bet, wbich he did. Instead of de- 2 ' all :West Cornwall. 4 - 6 i St. 1.00 Do. Pref. 4p.e.St ck ... - ... line, the bond debt, the dividend, &c., and then District ; Brevet-Major William Gordon to be Major, William Phillips, builder, Wallingford, Feb. 5, at two, c ie• • • - • 10 all /West End of Londor mg the het the prisoner who was in the skittle-ground, I St. 100 Do. 5 p.c. Est ..... . -..- ... read various extracts from the evidence reflecting on without purchase, vice Bourke; Lieutenant S. H. and March 4, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy ' • •' e e and Crystal Palace.. ._ - ... i St, 100 Dei;iperet.pref... .., - ... 1 • proposed a game of skittles. The "gentleman and St. 100 'Do. Way, Val„ sp. e ... .- 1 the chi;xman's conduct. In conclusion, he said tha,, Dyer to be Captain, without purchase, vice Goa Graham, official assignee ; White and Son, Bedford-ro w. thtl - hlddh • dh* e o ier man ten p aye ,an t e prisoner urge im 5 3 I Do B 5 all I Do. A ...... _ ...... ... - „. I don ; Ensien St. Aubin Barnett Leunard from James Slade, glove manufacturer Stoke-sub-Hamdon St. 100 ,North British 99 - 101 upon the evidence he had reed, he foend Mr. Wattling- ornerse s ire, e . an arc , a one, a e xeter the Glamorsran Militia, to be Eng • h ' S th' Fb 7 cl ed -h6 ' t tth E gn, wit out purchase ; ' to bet. He betted t wice, and won two sixpences. Pri- 20 all IWest • Londen • • - ..• 1 - St. 1.00 N. E. Berns, 4 p.c. P 90 - 92 ton wholly uawortby of the confidence of the share Henry Therowgood Hunt, Gent., to be Ensign b District Court. Hirtzel official aseignee ; Garland and , y pur- soner then urged him to bet a sovereign on the game, 10 all IWimbledia&Croydny ~. - ... ai e 17 7 ;Do. do. do - 54 holders, and it would be neither wise nor patient, n9r chase, vice Maycock, promoted. Fear, Sherborne ; Terrell, Exeter. and he lost nine sovereigns. He at once saw that he was - ... 30th Foot-Lieutenant C. J. C. Sillery to be Captain, Thome! Falkingham, coach builder, Knaresborough, picked up by a set of sharpers. and told them they had FOREIGN. l.2i. 9 I - rec. do. Quarters ... .. - .. • lit to re 1 ce h • n • the position li ' f I even rig , p a ii in e ,a,e y oc- . 25 10 ,Do. Yerk IT. &e. Per. 1- id 91 1 without purchase, vice J. C. N. Stephenson, killed in and Jan. 31 and Feb. 29, at eleven, at the Leeds District robbed him. This they stoutly denied, and they then IA II ‘, Au , k n mar i,ii ko cv.ro.nae 8 -8/ cupied as chairman of the board. action ; Ensign Thomas Elwyn to be Lieutenant, without Court. Young, official assignee, Leeds • Duignan and commenced hustling him about, and after " bennetting" 40 40 Do. &p.c. Oblgs.con. 20 all North Staffordshire_ ,„ - ..„ Mr. TOM spoke at great length on the general affeire Purchase, vice Kerr, died of his wounds • Ensign R. O. Ilenimant, Walsall; Bond and Barwick, Leeds. him, they ra,n out of the house. Prosecutor at once went in Sh. at par till '64 par -2 p 41 • St. Ino 'ax,Wo. tw.ut 3p, ... - ... 93 Campbell to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sil- Edward Ellis, wine merchant, Ludgate-hill, Feb. 5 and to the police-station, and related the circunatances to 20 10 Ardennes - 11 10 94 ; Do R. Pref. 101. Ste ... - ... • of the company. 8i aILSeot. Cent. ,New Pre ... - .. lery ; Ensign J. Mg). Allardice to be Lieutenant, with- March 4, atone, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official the police, and in the . course of Wednesday afternoon 5 l• telgian Eastn. June ;34 - 3 , Mr. NORRIS defentied the appointment of the corn- out purchase, vice H. S. Smith, whose promotiou, without assienee, Aldermanbury ; Murray, Lendon-street. he accidentally met the prisoner in the street, and gave 20 14 ieziers to Graissessar 3 - 2 d 25 all !South Devon 1 3 3 /4 - 1413 mittee of investigation, the manner in which they purchase, on 26th Oct., 1855, has - been cancelled ; Lieute- William Johnson, licensed victualler, Metropolitan 18 1 3 / 4 lembay, Baroda an ' 10 1/ Do. fixed,4 3 / 4 per cen id -pa him in char P . • . dd dh t h h d eve. rosecutor, in tears, a a t a a a ' ~. 1.0 C all S. Eastern (Beadle had conducted that inquiry, and the accuracy of nane W. J. Voules, from the . Royal Bucks Militia, to be . a , _ . Cattle Market Feb. 8 and March 7at half-past twelve Central India,Sc. it 1- I P xin ' . ' , • ' saved the money to keep him while out, of work, and he I Ann.) of £1 Os. Sd 221 -29 Ensign, without purchase, vice Elwyn, promoted ; En- at the Court ot Bankruptcy. Carman, official assignee, • 18 all Do. - - -. St. 100 '!Do. 4-1, per cent._ . 94 - 91 the committee's report. (Hear.) He referred to the sign Octavins Boyce, from the Kildare Militia, to be Ea- Aldermanbury ; Gilham, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn ; bad new been " taken in and done for." (Laughter.) i7A ell Oernerara - •.. St. 100 ,Do. Fixed 4 3 / 4 p c sh. 91 - 9 3 / 4 91 requisition calling the meeting, which he said was got sign, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. • APDuff, Castle-street, Holborn. The prisoner protested his innocence, and said he was 20 11 niteb Rhenish 5 - 1 p 111 f St. 100 ,S,. Wales Gua.4 p, e. ... - ... 85 up by tee chairman's friends more for the sake of re.. 36th Foot-Ensign E. Mahon to be Lieutens.nt, without Neil Brodie, commission agent, Liverpool, February a, respectable master sweep. ee all Esetern of France - 86e 6 and 9 7 a t eleven at the Liver .101 District Court A onstable here ste I purchase, vice Tuck, deceased ; George Wyatville, Wyn- e , . ! . P . c peed forward, and said the pri- 2-3 l 3 Do, New lO -12 • 20 all 'Do. do. 4 3 / 4 es, e.... ... - .„ h cl• t tha f b att . th cuing t e iree ors n or ene ing e gene- 11, . id Knapp, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Morgan, official assignee, Liverpool ; Holden and Son, soner was a notorious sharper, and if he was remanded, 2e all t RIIIEt Indian, g. sp. e 211 -21 e 20 all IS.Yorksh.4p.c.Guar. ... - - 1 ral interest of the shareholders. (Hear, hear.) ! Willett, promoted. Liverpool. he (the officer) had no doubt that be could get the.other 2) 15 I Ds. lilYtensier .. 1 lfp 163 16 25 all I Stock.& Dar., 5p e. ... -• .. 25 15 .Do. do. de p .- 1 p When he moved the appointment of the committee of 39th Foot-Lieut. R. E. Carr to be Captain, without James Chadwick, joiner, Heywood, Lancashire, Feb. 9 two men. 10 , 3 all ' D0.4 3 / 4 p.c.Bude,'s7 ... - ... 12 3 / 4 all IStock. & Startl e g. n base vice Brevet-Lieut -Col H e Strachan who and March 1 at eleven at the Manchester District Court. too eil Do. de. do.. 'is• do ,„. - ... investigation, he did so predisposed in favour of the j ure e ' , • •.• - • , ~ , . ~ - • The prisoner was remanded till Saturday. j 1 ., a till July 1, 'Sa ... - las een promoted to the Substantive Rank of Major, urt- riernaman, official asstgnee, Manchester; Etty, Lioerpool. 20 16 Geo ring .s Melbou.ne 6 44 ;IV acrid. & Kilk. 6p c 23 - 21 Chairman, believing he could disprove the charges der the Royal Warrant of 6th Oct., 1854 ; Ensign H. R. William Wilcox Baker, stationer and printer, Bartlett's --- guar. 5 per c tit. - ... • to be Lieutenant without re s • that had been brought against him with le- Vigcra , pu ha e, vice Carr. Buildings, Holborn, Feb. 5, at one, and March 6, at two, THAMES.-MateltelV .911.1ePia and Arthur Mann, sea- 1 20 e'l Do., Lon. allot do. .. - .. s - NINES. • 42d Foot-Ensign Wm. Sanders Walter from the In- at the Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee Cule- men, were charged with feloniously etealing from the •s 5 20 Gd Tk of C d. " A • 1 . 0 8 ana 1, is. - ference to the mismanagement of this under • verness Militia, tb E ' 'tie ' h • eet t b •ld• • R W•lk• dBI 1 1; S • h • Ble le• •th tfP d• 1.1 A 24 " • o e nage, we out pnrc ase, vice m. ne ree - m Inge , oece, i ins, an y., , aint aip er A ire, in e por o on ic erry, on ug• , 25 011 Dp. 15 - 17 1 edi A. 405. ?r,,, ... ~, ... - ... taking, but having attended several meetings of . Bramly, promoted. Swithin's-lane. 1855, 170/. in gold, and a diamond ring value 10/., the 100 81 Do. Cert. of Lobel,. 1 all a.nglo Austrin. Gold .„ _ I.os - ell Anglo Californian „. 3 / 4 - R that committee, and read attentively and repeatedly the Charles Jefferies mercha 44th Foot--Qinetermaster Richard Gillham Thomsett - , nt, Aldersgate-street, city, Feb. moneys and propt•rty of R. O. Legg,. Tbe police sheet con. into Stk. till "l' 64 68 20 64 ' thstraliep 1 3 / 4 1 to be Paymaster, VIC 3 Bennett, appointed to a Provisional 8, at one, and March 10, at twelve, at the Court of Batik- ftl ttdth t th ur ler sa e a u seamen were brought to this 100 . RS ? ,11 Do. Comp. 6p. c., do 83 - - 1 at i eestralese C 0 1 ,1111.-1. . . whole of the evidence, he took the earliest oppor- Depot Battalion ; Serjeant-Major Wm. Hart to be Quer- ruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Coleman-st b . 1d • reet- ur ings ; country by T. R. Down, commander of the ship Sir R. 9 .0 4 Gt. Coutralof Fran - 31 - 2 1 1 ell tete Marie , tunity of saying that he was bound to give up hi. 4 pra• termaster, vice Thomsett, appointed Paym a st er , Linklater and Hackwood, Sise-lane. Bevels, under an order of D. F. Elliott, Esq , a magis. 20 en at. Indian Peninsn , • 204 - 201 201 1 au . eaden (G.l.Dmehy o .., •• ~, dilections in favour of thet gentleman, and declare 48th Foot-Ensign D. G. Protheroe to be Lieutenant, John Bennington Blythe, dealer in metals, Old Kent ra e a a ras. t t tM d 26 14 Great Luxembour. 50 all Blamer. Troy & Con .., .. ... without purchase ; William IL Surman, Gent., to be En- road, Fob 2, at half-past twelve, and March 15 at half- . Constituted Shares 5--51 5 1 1 1 h zo 14 British troll 4 6 that he ought no longer to preeide at their board. eign, by h • • t 1. • t C h h Pest el tth C tf B k • purc ase, in succession o um . onnor, w o as • even, a e our o an ruptcy. .Nicholson, ofh ' • Mr. J. C. Evans, superintendent ofThames Police, said 4 ell Do. Obligations .., 3 - 3 3 xin In alluding to the disgraceful state of the per- retired. cial assignee, Basinghall-street ; Jones, Qaality-court, the prisoners were given into his custody by the captain 20 11 Do. re-is. lorftd. Sh. „. - „ 45 26 lrezilianimp.(isses • et Er , pm.) manent way, as shown by Col. Wynne's report, he 49th Foot-Ensign G. W. H. Christian, from the G9th Chancery-lane. of the Sir R. Bevois, but no witnesses were sent to this 20 ?, „ ll oaw eeee „,ea ana e a 30 all Do. Ceeaes . 1 , , Cuial• 11 . •,:i Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase. . Frederic Chaffers colonial br ker 1 t f Old Br d country with them, and he had no evidence to offer. , o , ae o oa - eleares - 261 264 said it wee not right to charge Mr. Ashcroft, the ttF b 2 . 20 15 De. St..folir Della 27 a 29 284 60th Foot-Capt. W. J. Yonge to be Major, without s ree ee• , at eleven. and March 14, at twelve, at the Mr. Treasure, clerk to Mr. Lawford, eolicitor to the 208 5e Do. New - 3i, 981 1 . laial en i • . g neer, with being the cause of it. It was purchase, vice Major and Brevet-Lieut.-Col. Hon. Adrian Court of Bankruptcy. Nicholson, official assignee, Bas- East India Company, Said the difficult tb tth 100 all Do. Bde., payable's7, y was a e 1 e , :larendou Cons. Mir, the chairman alone who was answerable for its present Hope, whose Brevet Rank has been converted into Sub- ilig , b ; all-street ; Laurance, Flews, and. Boyer, Old JewrY witnesses in this case were on board the Berkshire, with option till '55.. 98 - 100 Co. of Jamaica__ I - p 4j 1 all raibre Copper 6B - 72 , state, having repeatedly told them that be was sta.ntive Rank, under the Royal Warrant of 6th Oct. 1834 ; eh .:o ni m bei:s. . which had not yet arrived in England. Under these cir• 100 all Do, do., '62, p. '56... 120 - 125 123 5 ; 1 • - lolonial Gold - Lieutenant William Tedlie to be Captain, without pur- J 1 UPOss, innkeeper Bolton Lancashire" Feb 5a d ' " ° cumstances, he had to ask the maaistrate to remand the 100 all Do. do., '76, 1 3 . - '6O 122 - 127 ••• - ••• watchful, vigilant, careful, .and anxious for the 27 at twelve, at the Ma ' nchestei Dist . . St. all - kipper Min. of En- 34 - 37 chase vice Yonge • Ensign A. Morean to be Lieutenant, , . rict Court. Fraser, ICO all De. do., '73, without interest of the company, whereas be w • 1 l• •h ' t h ' ' T cil . * as nue eat ing wit ou purc ase, vice e ie. . official assig-nee, Manchester ; Richardson, Bolion-le- prisoners, on his putting he copies of the depositione option lO6 108 108 1 25 I all Do. P , - -•ef• 7 i P• ce" 25 - 27 them at the time, or to their real condition. * He con 6.3 d Foot-Ensign G. W. W. Knapp, from 3Gth Foot, Moors. • taken befere Mr. ElliOtt, a niegisfrate in the East In- 204 all Eamilton & Toronte 24 - 26 255 ... Ile oopiapo • 2O -- '' , '2 201 20 Joseph Hudson, merchant. Seaton Carew and West dies. The 270th clause ot the Merchant Shipping Act, WO all Do. 6 per cent. - 120 2 'l4 Fortuna - p deemed the conduct of the directors in buildina a dan to be Ensign ' 20 all Gene-al l4 -16 °' 69th Foot-Lient. T. H. Charleton to be Captain, by Hartlepool, Durham, Feb. 12, at halt-past eleven, and the 17th and 18th Vic., cap. 104, stated " that when- 20 17 Lake Const. & Basle ... - ... ing Saloon at Viroolwich, contending it was no part of purchase, vice Maclean, who retires ' ; Ensign Edward March 14, at twelve, at the District Court, Newcastle. ever in the course of any legal proceedings instituted in 20 all Lierre and Turnhout ... - ...d 1 all Gt.NuggetVeinßeg. a - # he duties of railway directors to set up dancing shops. Boyle, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Charleton ; upon• Tyn- Baker, official assignee, Newcastle-upon- any part of her Majesty's dominions before any judge or 5 all Lucca & Pist. sp. c.p. ••• .-- Pro 41; ail Groat Pnlvooth . _., 11 -- 24 Tyne • Turnbull, Hartle 00l • Gri t 5 : all Ga Wheal Vor United 1 id Mr. THOMAS CHALLIS defended the conduct of the George Wm. Hughes Christian, Gent., to be Ensign, by , , . a P • el h and Crighton, magistrate, or before any person authorised by law or by 20 16 Lyons aid Geneva. ... 7-- 8 I a, ewcastle-upon-Tyne. 1 ! all Liberty i - 1 1 chase vice Turner promoted consent of parties to receive evidence, the testimony of 20 14 Lyons & Moditerren ... - . Chairman. He spoke for half-an-hour, but in cosse- pu 7 r lst Fo ' ot -Lieut. ' . r • c 184 -19 181 3 J all Linares 7 - 74 W. Campbell to ,be Captain, by pur- USCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. any witness is 'required in relation to the subject-matter 20 all %Ores, guae. 4 . p. (pence of tbe hooting, hisses, and other noises with which chase, vice Viscount Kirkwall, appointed to the Scots Fusi- John Wilson grocier, Helensburgh, Feb. 7, at eleven, of h cl . th 1 h - 20 10 De. Now , 0., sp. c a -a ; 5; le Lusitanian 1- i f suc procee mg, en upon due proof, i suc pro , , 1 all 'Oariquita ........ ••••• - I 13. be was assailed, mingled with cries of " pull him down,. lier Guards ; Ensign W. M. M. Fortescue to be Lieute. to meet within ' the Tontine Hotel, Helensburgh. t such ceeding is instituted in the United Kingdom, tha . 20 o Do. 4e p. c. Exten. j .-- / d - 4 1 all New Granada nant, by purchase, vice Campbell. • Archibald Davidson and Co., sowed muslin merchants, 31 3 / 4 all Maria Antonia .. 7 e be could not be heard a yard from where he stood. The 82d Foot- Ensign Jas. Johnsto j n, from the 87th Foot, Glasgow, Feb. 5, at twelve, to meet within the Globe Hotel • witness cannot be found in that kingdom, or in any Bra 10 all Do. do. Now - 2 - 3 1. all "Tonvean Monde._ - 1- - i Chairman in vain appealed to the • meeting to gore Mr. to be Ensign, without purchase. George square, Glasgow. ' tish possession, that he cannot. be found in the same 20 ell Namur & Liege ( witl, ef) all Pontgi.Sil. & Tee. Min. 11 - 13 - Challis a quiet hearing. The storm increased, and great 86th Foot-Lieut. G. H. Adams to be Captain, by pur. Charles Stewart, manufacturer, Glasgow Feb. 8, at possession, any deposition that such witnesses may have interest) 54 - 6 5 1 Port Philip ............ ... ••• 1 all Quartz Rock it - 0 . .. . . chase, vice Brevet-Lieut.-Colonel A. R. Gale who ret* e one, to meet within Carrick's Royal Hotel, deorge-seuare previously made on oath in relation to the same subject- 90 all Do. (ea intorest) 5 -5e 20 -22 x d excitement prevailed, loud cries bin raised tor an ad- 87th Foot-Ja Jh t G t 1; '• ir s• - - - - -' matter before an • t • • mes o ns on,. en j ., to e Ensign by Glasgow. y jus Ice or magistrate in her Majesty's 16 all Northern of France. 351 - 261 36 50 1 all fthymney Iron I , 6 - 8 x d jeurnment, and to turn the speaker out,. Purchase, vice Lynch. promoted ; Benjamin D'Urban m us . John Fergueon, manufacturer, Glasgow, Feb. 5, at on e , dominions, or any British consular oficer elsewhere, 20 all 00.20eShs. lll - 124 124 15 ' all Do. New • e • Ceiba 31 - 3e The CHAIRMAN, amidst much confusion, and cries of g: - ove, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice John- to meet within the Glasgow Stock -- Exchange Rooms, shall be admissible in evidence, subject to the following 20 all Do. 201. 3p. c Bde 30 13e santiavo de • • 6s. Sort. Cons. Min. Co. ... - ... 4/1 "th e Chairman," rose to addreas the meeting, first ask- a %%appointed to the 82d Foot. . Glasgow. restrictions (that is to say) :1. If such deposition was (fray. B. ec Ams. She. ... - ... ••• 1 all ionth A moral tan-, „ i _ R , 1 h Foot-The surname of tho Ensign promoted to a made in the United Kiegdom, it shall not be admissible 10 all' NorwegianTrankPre' 7 - 8 1 1 all Do. Scrip - 1 ing them if they wished him to address the meeting, and Lieutenantcy on BthJane 1855 isAusti ,• , ~ _ , n, and not Austen, ?c2 all Paris and Lyons 461 - 474 1' e Do. 10 per cent . Prof .., _ ... then fori - tao close. (Confusion.) After some loud cheer- as previously stated. An A tint BANK OF ENGLAND in any proceeding instituted in the United Kingdom. 2. all Diteo Bonds r mint to the Act 7th and 13th •t r 1 ap 3a r If such a deposition was Made iii any British possession, au • - ••• , 44 Tarn. S. &L. Min. Co. ... _ ... 23 I. 20 all Pans and Orleans ....I 47 - 4i io , 9 l'in Croft.. ing and hisses, the chai an said he should not that da 91st Foot-Lieut. F. Pike, from the 92d Foot, to be the Week ending on Saturday the 19th da V y le ofJa a n. c , 1 - 8i56 3 . ' it shall not bd • • • • • •t d y Lieutenant, vice Macpherson, who exchanges. Isms DEPILB.TMENT. e a mumble in any proceeding institu e 10 5 Rome and Frascati . - ... 28e all United Mexioan 3l - 41 enter into the questions he had already so fully an- 92d Foot-Lieut. Robt. Macpherson, from the 91st Foot A 4 in the same British possession. 3. If the proceeding is 20 ali Ro al Danish • - 19 - 20 192 1 all Waller I - i .1 i s t affed, and which answer he had forwarded to each pro- to be Lieutenant, vice Pike, who exchanges ; James' Notes issued .......• 24,283,870 Government debt.. .. 11,015,1C0 criminal, it shall not be admissible, unless it was made 5 all Ro y yalSveedish 1.4 -2525 2 1 all West Mariposa ....... .i _ I . prietor. Those at a distance had had an o . pportunity of Thomson, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hey, promoted. Othersecurities...... 3,459,9r0 in the presence of the person accused. Every deposition Gold coin and bullion 9 808 B'7o 4 all Do. Obligations .... af - 2e , , so made, as aforesaid shall be authenticated by the sig- 20 all Sambre and Meuse... 8f -9,/ 984 • 1 us. Worthing Mining ol reading both the charges and the ansWera and th h 1 93d Foot-Lieut.-Colonel Honourable Adrian Ho Silver bullion Australia ............. ... - ... ey 3 pe, ' _ •• "" - nature of the iud ' • lar officer before It) all Do. 54 . cent. Pref. , ge, magistrate, or consu e P ... - . 1 sil Yrihs. set the seal of their approval on hie conduct, and in f • h If-pay Unattached, to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice W. a rom a £24,283,870 £24,283,870 whom the same is made." 20 - 5 Seinde, guar. sp. c.. / ..-- 1 ; 154 64 ......... - - .. manner aatisfactory, so far as he was concerned. B. Ainslie, C. 8., who exchanges. 20 ell Do . MISCELLANEOUS. , M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier, Mr. Ingham said he could not receive the depositions .. ••• (Con fselon.) , Mr. Goodson had received prox' - Rifle Brigade- Wm. James Kempt Myees, Gent., to be Dated the 24th day of Jan., 1856. taken in the East Indies, until due proof was given that 1 20 all Southern of France.. ... - prn - 25 , 9 Australian Agricult. 25 - 27 1 25 6 iss ne approval Ensign without purchase, vice Egerton, promoted. 20 16 St. Andrew's and BANKING DEPARTMENT. , the witnesses could not be found. The signature of the le ell Aruarahe Royal Mai: of his (chairman's) conduct, amounting to • 1,379 - ' " tE ' d d• tt H ' OOO/, 2,1 West India Regimen - nrugn an Api an enry 4 Quebec (A).. ........ ... - ... ... - .. lu all Berlin Water Work, 64 - 74 representing 20,025 votes ; whilst Mr. Love, for tie; Carvell to have the rank of Lieutenant.• Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 Government securities magistrate must also be proved. 81 el West Flanders 35 - 4 Committee of Investigation, had received but 4,229, LAND TRANSPORT CORPS.-To be Second Captains- a 3,365,212 (includg.Dead Weight Mr. Treasure -I merely asked for a short remand. 10 all Do 51 per c. Pref._ . . 50 *0 Brit. American Lail , 47 -50 reoresenting 231,412/. (Cheers.) He had, he maid, Quartermaster of Brigade Richd. Brennan ; Quartermas- ',ea rl :TVs Oa- Annuity) .......... 13,728,246 Mr. Ingham-But I cannot remand without some 20 18 W. &N.W. of Terence 31 :ii 100 e 24 Canada ................ 131 - 13 6 13 4 5...... 16,5fi7,056 e , A Other seeuritte teepee. St. "A o .Goa3p.e.Jaree eel, 107 - 108 1071 i 2 triumphantly. defended his conduct, and protected their ter of Brigade Andw. Henry ; Qaarterrnaster John Jones; Commissioner e s que Oi Notes .............. 4,913,200 I should have an action brought against me, 20 all West. of Switzei 'land ... - ... St. 100 Do. 6 p.c. Feb & Aug ... - • • , property from ruin. (Cheers, and great confusion.) The Qnartermaster of Brigade Charles Hutton ,- Quartermas- National Debt, Say- Gold and silver coin .. 6 i 6,442 and rr • ost justlY, if I did. Tell me how you got these 6 all Wiesbaden e.- - St. 100 Do. 6p.c. Mar & Sept ... -• .: 108 cle Conirnittee of Investigation had done more to injure their wor Brigade James Young ; Quartermaster of Brigade liigi:idenßanks, and depositions. You have not even evidence how the de- 20 all &eland - 20 property than anything that bad heretofore occurred. lanrats;alteeeeir ; Quartermaster of Brigade St. John Wil- dA • unts) 3 858 237 Other deposits -------7 6 all D p re "•--• 2 i - 2 g21 1 o. ference.. ..... 48 - 44 (Cries of " No, no.") The Committee of Investigation BRITISH '-)_;Eltie, who resigns. 0 seven Day and other ' the streets. There is no evidence against the prisoners, 4 ed Crystal Pal. of Fra.na ... - . bad put obstacles in the way of Mraltroff, with regard to lour-Serjea . _ MAN LEOION.-6th Light Infantry-C - ai115........ ..... 526,250 nt samuel Haden, from the 16th Foot, to be _____ and they are discharged. Mr . JOINT-STOCK BANKS. --- 1 4 Boston Tron 0re..... •• the permanent way. Quarter (Cries of " No, no.") The direc- - _ master. X 36,114,944 ---- . Treasere asked if the officer would not be justified 0 1 all (Anstralasia . . .£36,114,144 in detainee - 1-;4 - 20 13 Eastern Steam..... ••• ---- •** 2 3 1' tors wens repairing the permanent way quietly, and so h u.NATTACRED.-The undermentioned Officers to have . hf. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. g the prisoners until to-inorrow (this day). 100 ,50 ißank of London t en- Brevet rank Dated the 21th day cf Jan.,1856. 111 r. Ingham as not to alarm the public, but the committee put forth converted into substantive rank, under Not with my sanction. 40 all lea. Col. lik.&Ln. C. ... •-••• ••• 25 all Electric Telegraph., 20 - 22 Mr. Evans- 1 all Electric Teleg. o , Ti is-e Royal warrant of 0 ____ ct. I will take care of the men till to-raor- 60 al' oritish H. American ... - ..• an erroneous statement, that caused nanch excitement ..... T7ieut.-Col. John Ste 6, 1854 :--Majer and Brevet- - . e. ... in the public mind, and to question the safety of travel- and Brevet-Lieut.-C:l B.r . t H7r d, C-B-, 13th Foot ; Major . 1, AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. row, and have them here. '25 5 fThartd. Bank of Asia 1 - Par 5 all Gen. Iron Se Collie' ..• ••• ling raver the line, Hs then at some length entered Captain and Brevet-L" t_. _ Adrian Hope, 60th Foot. i_o t e r . orage Tr e !ce of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, cone- Mr 111 ham 20 4 nhrtd Br& of India . •.. g -As far as lam concerned they are die- 1 • .. • . . . d 1.5 .1.4 islet,. Steam Navigat ,„ d char e ien ••aea„ H enry Au Austraaa, &China ... -- A 18 all General Screw Steal, • 7.• ••.* 141 154 into the present position of the line, siai g . d those. eeth Foot, to have the substantev •" gustus Strachan, d 'n the week endin pu r _tt from ea returns ma e i . g Jan. 22, charged 1 • 00 150 City - • 6 u 20 10 Irish Beetroot St. -0 ". - - nst the dire a t f 0 t 6 einnected with the movement agal L ors the Ro al warren o c . y i e rank of Major, under I , 1854, Boa, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable The two seamen then left the court in company with 100 ; 2 - n thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Britain : Mr. Evans and the two cons • • d , e Colonial •., -a- 20j 1 20 10 Magdalena St. NaviJ ...• ..• ' , tables in gums; custo y. • with being actuated with a desire to serve their own in. BREVET. From the British Possessions in America 26e. 10ed. 1 100 j2O Commercial of Lend, ... - - 10 all Mediteran. Elec. Tel. • 8 ',:-• I ' o dividual interests to the rain of the company. Fortified Major General Patrick Grant, Cala, la the feast 1 ' a Muscovudo, the produce of the East Indies lid' ... No return. ...................- 2° I ell Faig•Scot.&Aue.Oht. 17 --• 18 10 9 Mexicari&S.Anaeriee. 5i -- 6 55 1 by the verdict of the shareholdereat a distance, and the Company's Service, to have the local rank ef Il 20 ' all Lend. Cilfin. Bk. of 1 all Nat. Pat. Steam Fu- . - ; 5.1 d tl . : d fth M • • N ieutenant- uscova o, .e pro nee o o auritius .....• o return. 17 .- 18 18 171 i "" r e fl4l °Ken which he hoped would prevail when they Greeral in the East Indies. • [Aaysnerseartern • -Among the numerous extraordinary Australis lO 5 Netherlands Land. „. 'i --- ii 3 e- 2,1 21 3 , came to give their votes e ha feasted the labours of the be tre t t-Major Joseph . Henry La.ye, of the 58th Foot, t o exres without medicineof Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulency, 20 , 5 Ditto New lO all Do. Do. - 3 ceruiiiittee would h e cur ' .1 4 - ee e lace , Die• ah elt "ant-Colonel in the Army. COURSE OF EXCHANGF.-Tens DAY. Censtipation, Nervous, Bilious, and Liver complaints, Cough, 50 ,20 leenlon and Comity. ... -- ... 5 2 Do. 8 pcP les at Ida - id argue .o its prop , • a underraentioned promotions to take place in th Axn ' terdatn •• •• •• - ••' -II 17% Gibraltar ...... •„••• •• - A sthma, Consumption, and Debility, effected by Du Barry's 100, 50 Lna.&E.Bnkg.Corla Par -2p 100 80 New B. & N.S. Land 18 -22 approbation.) • Last India Company's Arm , consequent upon th e auto, three mouths .. 12 G,' Leghorn •• .• . ..... ... 30 20 delicious health-restorin R IntA b* Fodth f 11 g eva e a ra Ica o 1 , e o ow- 50 , 'la Leaden Joint Stock. .., - ~,. . 1 I all N. P. Austraiasien„ B - i 4 , The CHAIRMAN, amidst much confusion, pit the of Lieut.-General Beni • y Ro Ben al If t e death aetterdana ............ 12 0 !Genoa ..... ........... :es so ing are nettle least ' d. es Weetmiuster ... - ... ' 49; 20 ;15 NrtleGfEuropeStaae ... - - amendment ; a few hands were hld • f f't D 1855 --- eup in avour ot , ee., . Amin opo, ga an ry, sth Antwerp .............. 25 GO i Milan ............- •• - Brussels .............. 25 6) Venice ........- .. - - Elizabeth J b f reinarkable :-Cure No. 47, 21.-" Miss 100 20 1,011 . _ _ .... lig .... ....... .., I aco s, o Nazing Vicarage, Walthameross, Herts : a 100 35 National Fro.or a 1 ' all Oriental Gas 1 - 14 but a forest of hands egainet it, and it was consequently TO BE LIEUTENANT-GENERAL• Rambergh . ... 13 10% Naples ....•••• •. e ... •• 4 , cure of extreme nervousnees, indigestion , gathering, low spirits, 20 10 Do. New 1 2s. Do. "New Shares" ..• - ••• lost. The original motion was not put a poll having Major-General John Anderson, Bengal Tnfantry. Altena ................ - I Palermo ••• oni and nervous fancies." cure No. 48,314, -" Miss Elizabeth 50 22?, National ef Irelaude ~. - .. • all Peel Re tee & ': , le.s l '24 - ?1 been demanded and granted,. ' ' ' TO BE MAJOR -GENERAL. Paris, ...... .......... .. 25 35 ' Messina • • .. Mks Yeoman, Gateacre, near Liverpool : a cure of ten lee years' 20 all New South Wa ......, 38 - 40 eie all Penite Mar& Oriel': 'l •• • - .. 61 2 , Mr. Sergeant GAMER s uggested that the poll should Col. Henry Lawrence, Bengal Infantry. Ditto, three months • 25 75 Li bo •• • Marseilles ... - •• . . sr _ „,, . , ..... .... 53% dyspepsia and all the horrors of nervous irritability." Cure 25 all Oriental i ßank of • ...... 25 75 Oporto .............• •• 53 % No. 3 906 -Th r nerporatten 4O .- ee , 401 1 5" 10 114,, New_ ..,. . , -- -..1. 134 . be printed at Mr. Waddin The noderraentiTi r :3 3 4 officers of the East India Coro- , : . 1 teen years' cough, indigestion, and e el: Portland fro, , Co.-. ••• - - . gtke'll expense, that the meat- ninannaleanx ............ - Rio Janeiro ...... ••• • • • - ' • 25 l'rbvincial of Ireland 51 - 53 514 iag might know who the ' ihareholders it a distance P'",, service, ret d Upon hill thve a stop of t kl -PaY, 0 a ert-ou Maine 120 1 1 Perlin ........ .. , .. ••• •• •-. Buenos Ares.. •••• •• •• - genteel debility have been removed by Du Barry's excellent 100 '„ , N were that had flecided the question with • honorary rank as follows :- Vienna.... Revalenta Arabica Foods-Jemes PORTER Athol-street P . 10 a " " o * - .•. - New York,6o days' sight - I , „ erth ew : Al' *mt. Austral Inves 1 3 / 4 - • li 1 out hearing both To BE MAJOR-GENERAL• Trieste ........;;;; '' '• •• 11 4 Philadelphia • • .••••• •• - n can ' '. 'sters slbs • 9 . 11s. , 1-lbs., 225. The 121bs. caxriage 5 1 Relal Australn.Bkg. ' - '" 1 4 Ditto New. 1 - 1 sides. d Allured Elliott M •• .... 11 6 Fames or smarms, PEE OE. free, on receipt of post-office order Barr d B a Geld Imo C 0.,,, ,_, - „ y u arry and 25 an neat, .erretreleaa . Is ... - ; , 6 Mr. JAMES: (Under -Sheriff of London) said h I Col. Wm. Edwar • adras Infantry. 1 1 1 "Lt , t , ir_s_Vrg ....„....... ... Foreign Gold in Bars £3 17 9 Co 77 Re t t * 100 50 Royal British . t e resu t TO BE COLONELS. irei ••••• ~ , gen -s reet London ; Fortnum Mason, and Co , - • 9•••••• ... ... ' al; Submar. Tel. Serie_ e i . n.•O 0 o Purveyors to her el' ' t Pi dill 'I .' 25 ail euetli Australia ....,, 37 --- 89 ajes y, Cea y;aso at 60, Grace- ;4) eil ee s resesi ere' .•- B - a a thi s me eting would be a farce. Tte meee log was , LientaColonel John Ludlow, Bengal Infantry. . Cadiz ...............,. 49 , "•• .• •• 49% Portugal Gold Cci B e res je ee ~, ‘,.... _. • % Mexican Dollars .... 00 0 68, 25 all Union of Australia-. 73 - 75 church-street ; 333 and 451, Strand; 4, theapside ; 1 a :rest&. re 00-ri•uo's - - illegally oonstituted. T it-al.-Colonel Chas. jag. Lewis, Bengal Infantry. e . v i e , • • - I Neel Dollars -- -• 00 0 re e .„eo • The CWEMAN annouaceri that the poll w ou ld eee . ( tieu ClO I -rr ' tt 44.cisms B t.• one •,, m. zco , ombay InfantrY, --• ''''''' - - "' - '- 1 / 4 - -77. :silver in bars ...... 00 0 e• - • -- .I • 49 , Bishopsgate-streat; 65, Chkieg-cross ; 54, ..-, ?•4 Do. New •-• ..a., 8 - 9 100 2Se Vs., Dlerc.,:o.": , "•. 16 ... 16 Upper Baker-street; 63 and 150, Ozford-strset. 50 191Uniou of London • 29 a ut 291 _. . - t ~. I,„ 3.Go l fp.u.jalgul7 ,---- . 44. - ••• k . . . - ' , J.. •H Country Markets. DERBY SMITHFIELD.-JAN. 24. The market was well supplied with fat beasts to-day, but the demand was unusually flat, and several lots were left unsold. Sheep were also numerous and in fair request at former prices. Fat and store calves more plentiful. A largo supply of fat pigs, principally Irish, and high prices were asked. The f.Alowing were the quotations :—Beef, 6d to 6id ; mutton, 6Ad to 7d ; lamb, Od to Od ; veal, 7d tc 7id per lb. ; pigs, 9s 6d to lOs (Id per score • rough fat, 5s 3u to Us per 141 b. ; hides, 44d to 4id p er 11;; calf-skins, 3id to 51 per lb. EDINBURGH GRAIN.—JA.V. 23. The supply of grain was not quite so large to-day. Sales extremely heavy, and prices considerably back. Wheat, on the top, 8a 6d up, and on the average rs 11 down. Barley, on the top, 2s 6d down—average, 31 id down. Oats on the top 2a 4d down—average, 3s I.d down. Beans ou the top 4s down—the average, as 4d down. AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. Wheat £3 10 4 3-12ths. Do. new -12ths. Barley Oats 1 6 4 11-12ths. Beans -12ths. BOSTON-JAN. 23. There was considerable excitement in the wheat trade, and many of the farmers refused to sell at the prices that were offered by the dealers. The few sales effected must be noted about 38 per qr. under the currency of the 16th. Spring corn sold at previous prices. Prices :—Wheat, rod, 64s Od to 77s 0(1; white, 77s Od to 798 Od ; extra, 82s Od. Barley, 34s Od to 40s Od. Oats. 23s to 31s. Beans, 41s Od to 49s Od. Peas, 40 to 46s Od. per qr. NEWARK-JAN. 23. There was a full attendance to•day, but little or no busi ness was transacted. Wheat receded in value 35 to 44 per quarter. Wheat, white 80s to 825, red 765 to 78s; barley, malting 38a to 41s, grinding 36a to 385; oats, 24st. 36s to 385, 22st, 30s to 33s ; beans, 52s to 56 s ; ma lt —s to —4; peas, Os to Ms ; tares, —s to —a par qr. SEABORNE MAILS. (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Poet•olllee ey the night—and M by the morning—despatch.) Day wti int made ut I From What When 1:1101.1NTRIESY in General Post- Port due in Office, London.. Dispatched Ent( land. A.inerica(byllrit.pack)N Every - Friday .. • • Liverpool .. Jan. 31 kinerice. by Unit od Sts. packet) ...... •..•1•1 •• • • •• • • Liverpool Jan. 29 kmetica (by U. Staten packet) •• • • • • Southampte. 'Jan. 26 kustralia (via South ampton) ..........M •-••• •• • • Southampton Ditto (via Marseilles) N • ••• . • • • • • Dover Ditto (via Cape of Good! Hope) .....N1...... ..... • • • . ••1 Uncettat Africa (West Coact) ...tY ,23d of the month ..Iplymouth .. Feb. 6 N, 8 , 9 , 24, & 30 of It' JDover Al exan d r i a ......... , 4thß4 , & ioth of mmilsoutlaampton aaeamas .......... , 17th of the fleigium ......• • . N 1 14 0 1 Y ••••• • • • • • Dover ...... , Dafly Brazil hi 9th of the month.. Senthampie! Feb It. Buenos Ayres ----NI 9th o , the mont!... Southarnette , Feb lb Cape of (-food Hope ..N Various port lUtice nett Cape of Good Hope N Cate de Verde of thy. moiire Southampto. JAR. lb Ceylon (see In•Ila` N, Chime& Isles . ....N Wede&Frp•,Routhamp:.ot. Chili. . .......... 2rl *l 7 th a moett .l l4outhempt-.. Chin, , Once a month.... i Jan. 20 Constantinople 9,13,18,23,.422•• oi tHl'over , Constantinople 14th *2ot h of mi. ,'Souttetnapt.y, Cont. of Europe., M , ! Dove! ..... dell Egypt (see India) France .. M j',lTwlet , daily .. Dove: Twieee••:` ; )ib ra it ai . ,„ Al 4,7,17, t. ) 0,27 Soitilicnaptoe' Oreece (see Iniiia) ! Grey-town .......... ,2tl & 1 ith of mon Soatfi..tretploe ID &etre, ......., N ! Tuesday & ! Loudon idavennah I2nd of the monvisouthamptor. Jan. 16. Unhand .. • Daf l Y • • •• • • .... !Dover „ DaUe Honduras( the month.l6outhamptor 16thotate intia (viaSouthampt.)q ! 4th t '2oth of mon.lpiymonth .. Jan. 30 India (via Marseilles) M ! 9thge 25th of monthiD over ......! lonian fees (see india)l7, l 7, & 27 of mon Ireland & N Twice daily .. .• .. pal; head . T•rieedat Li5h0n.............. M 17,5, 17, & 27 of rn.:Southamptoti Feb lb Madeira 9tli of the nionth!Southamptoa, Madeira ii. , 23d of month • • ..ILiverpool ...I Ste to. (see India) Malta i ll, 18, & 28 of mon. l Dover Jan. 20 Mauritius (see India) St tur iti us ,„ 14th of the -month ez. i m 2nd of the month.. . Southampton Feb 1 Naples . . • , I,4lls a l2 AfhOrMolLlDover ......1 m N ew flundia 2•1& 17th of month,Southampton , New Zealand illy private slip ..iVarious port.‘,l7ncerl in P apa l ~itatoi, sthlbth2sthofmon.lDover Peninsula Tthl 7 th 2 7thormon.!9otithampton i Peru & 'l7th of motiHNouthampton! Port fly private ship... Various ports Uneerto, Sicily ......N sthlbth2sth( futon, Dover ...... Tuscany • .... N stlllsth2sthoemon. Dover ...... Venezuela 2d& 17th of month Southampton,' & I 6 mo Van Diemen's Land (se. 1 I • Australia) I N li2rlB4 17th of month !Southampton 1 1 & 16 anon West Indies Sonthampten t r 1 & 16 mon When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will it de spatched on the following day, with the exception of the In Ile (vl9 Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatched tt preceding day. RAILWAY* TRAFFIC RETURNS. LONDON AND SOUTU.EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic re turn for the week ending Jan. 1 9,-1856 215,921 19 0 Corresponding week last year 13,182 14 7 Increase in 1855 LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.-. Traffic return for the week ending Jan. 19, 1856 £9,56813 2 Corresponding week last year 8,697 9 10 Total of the half-year t o thi s d a t e , 1856 29,756 15 4 Total of the half-year to this date,lßss SCOTTISH CENTRAL RAILWAY.—Traffio return for the week ending Jan. zO, 1856 22,787 13 41 Corresnondinn week last year GREAT LIIXEMBOERG RAILWAY.—Traffio return for the week ending Jan. 20, 1856 £2Bl 17 6 EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF cESOPHAGOTOMY AT GUY'S HOSPITAL-0a We lnesday morning an extraordinary operation was performed by Mr. Cock, surgeon, at Guy's Hospital, upon Mr. Thomas Guildford, aged 21 years, residing at Lowfielo-street, Dartford. It appears that the unfortunate gentleman, while asleep, swallowed a false double tooth, which was let into the jaw with a silver plate, and which stuck fast at the end of his throat, nearly suffocating him. Mr. Martin, surgeon, of Dartford, who was sent for, found it impossible to rrmove this foreign sub , tance, and advised an instant removal to Guy's Hospital, Here Mr. Cock performed the operation in a skilfel manner. The case excited e4.e , iderable intere t amongst the profession. The un fortunate wentlernan is going on well. THE LADY OF FASHION.—By the author "The His tory ,f a Flirt." 3 vols. "We need no reminder on th e title-page t apprise us that these volumes are not the production of a novice in the art of novel writing. Highly original in its conception the story runs on through its successive chapters with a liveliness of ac tion and a piquat.cy of discourse singularly diverting. The contrast between the precise old lady, rigidly at tached to the ways of the generation in which she had been bred up, and the fashionable young widow of title, gav an d thoughtless as a butterfly, is sketched with ini mitable cleverness by an expert hand. The situations into which the leading characters are thrown, and the pictures of the world around them, are at all times highly effective. We make no doubt that "The Lady of Fashion " will he "all the fashion" during the present season."—John Bull. [ADVE RTISEBIENTI—HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills. aculoas Remedies for the Cure of Bad Legs. Mr. Allison, of Bowling, states in a letter to Mr. Umpleby, druggist, of Bradford, that, after a severe cold caught last winter, his legs began to swell, and ultimately sores broke out on each, for the cure of which he tried a variety of remedies without avail, until he used Hollo. way's Pills and Ointment, and he says that it was per fectly astonishing to see the effects these wonderful me• dicines had on his legs, as both of them very quickly healed. Sold by all medecine vendors throughout the world ; at Professor 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 A SON. On the 22d inst., at No. 2, Glocester-terrace, Warwick square, the wife of P. Battiscomhe, Esq. On the 22d inst., at St. Leonard's, Mortlake, the wife of Wm. Hudson, of Doctors'-commons, architect. On the 21st inst., at 67, Oakley-square, the wife of the Rev. Cornelius Hart—twins. or A DAIIGHTER. On the 234 inst., at 17, York-street, Portman-square, the wife of C. A. e Palmer; Esq. On the 23d inst., at 7, Ceeil-street, Strand, Mrs Oakes of Susaex-place, Slough. MARRIED. rfanover-square, J o h n On the 22d inst., at St. George's Henry Edward de Robeck, eldest son of the Baron de Ro beck, to Zoe Sophia Charlotte, third d aug h ter of the late Win. F. Burton, Esq., of Burton-hall, co. Callow. On the 21st inst., at St. Pancras Church, Charles, eldest son of Win. Downes, Esq., of the Beeches, Handsworth, to Frances, fourth surviving daughter of Major Hawkes, formerly of the 21st Light Dragoons. D I X D. On the 22d inst., at 5, Mayfield -place, Dalston, Mr. Joseph Young, laic of Edmonton, aged 7i. On the 22d inst., at Riby-grove, Lincolnshire, J. Torr, E,q., aged 64. On the 23d inst., in Cnrnhill, Mr. Edward Railton, for more than 50 years a clerk in the bankingliouie of Messrs. Currie and Co. On the 23d inst., at Ravenhead, Lancashire, Arthur Fincham, Esq., aged 30. On the 23d inst., at 3, Portsdown-road, Maids-hill west, Julia, wife of John Tenniel, jun., Esq. On the 24th inst., Charles Thomas, eldest son of C. T. Jenkiason, Esq., oLiverpool-lodge, Brixton-hill, aged 17. On the 22d inst., at Chelmsford, Essex, Benj am i n B. Bedwell, E N , aged 48. On the 18th inst., at Morton Cottage, Portobelle,Lieut, Colonel the Hon. James Sinclair. Printed and Published by 1111JRDO YOUNO, No. )12, 9trand, Printei, at The Sun Otbee, N. 112 0 tAranti, in the Procinei of the Savoy, in the county of MieldieSel) Friday, Jouary 25, 1814 \ • • ] • - C F 11 R teem .hi - r, Trj T 1 kite G, lege. J. Pei; Ti Gard In 4 The Mese 1 3 a.oi molic Jok En, c om Brae •riel ofac Prti Yea werj tot Lori it n i 1 , 3% CoI tile COr 1 1.111 Ott! COZ Ilti ~'