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. . • THE SUN LONDON, MONDAY EVENING JUNE 26 ) 185 4 il , 1 2 . . .. , RAILWAY INTELL,IGENCE. OXFORD UNIVERSITY BILL. SETARE MARKET S. I ....„-------- , , LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. oirtirb ViDttion mo xe mf o br ae r u f n o i rv e P r l s yi t m y o ß u i t l h i, w (le h lr ie . h ß , oeunntchleellmPetailemneer)f tihnetorigthhhet _ _ _ $ hon. gentleman, was read at length by the Clerk at t e table. -....-..... 0 ___ THE WEST LONDON. • A highly-valued Correspondent -A VETERAN RE sffoorlioliOver:ais of all ranks, who support (T HI S D A Y.) <0 - Shr. Paid. Raitware. Leasing losing Prices Business oompans. flee day. this day. RUMOURED OCCUPATION OF ELBA. BY AUS- An extraordinary general meeting of the proprietors , Fo , R ,, elE t it i - s w p r a i i t n es tu fi - BRITISH RAILWAYS. - - - - _ ____ __ se ..---e-- ---- _____e---" ---- - - TRIAN TROOPS. in this undertaking was held on Saturday afternoon at an administration calling itself liberal, and whose bond - , , SUN OFFICE, Seven, o'Clock. Lord J. RUSSELL, in reply to a question by Mr. the London Tavern, for the purpose of considering and , , 50 all Bedford and London & u t s o . . _ . of union are free trade and religious liberty, to see the Bletchley.... N. West. .., - ... • approving, or otherwise, the following bill now pending strange and inconsistent conduct of the Ministry on the shr. Paid. RAILWAYS. Closing Prices Business done St. 100 Buckghamsh. [4.&N. W. 96 -98 95 . ,TATTERSALL'S. OTWAY, said t l ha t t Government re a in - trian troops of the island of Elba. in Parhament-viz., a bill for determining the existing 21st inst., on the very important question-Whether this day. this day. ............0•0........ 50 all Clydesdale Jc. alledou... 95 - 96 St. 100 E. Lincoln gr. ngotocoempmroupnolsceadtioocneuhpaatdionbebeyn traheadAe IN ATTENDING ON lease of the West London Railway to the London and di ssen t ers w ho conscientiously differ from some of the • (THIS EVENING.) 6 per cent. elt.lerrthn. 133 - 136 North-Western Railway Company, and for enabling the dogmas of the Established Church shall be excluded St. 100 Aberdeen 231 - 241 25 all Gla.s. Barr. & Caldonian. , -ass. ALLOWANCE TO C S L ID E L R D G I Y E M R from the benefits of the University of Oxeord, unless 20 8e ambg Nottng. Bost. Mr. COGAN asked the Secretary at War, whether last-mentioned company and the West London Railway Neils. Direct - --. a. CUMBERLAIe.ID PLATE. they shall violate their conscience ? The university is and Eastn. Junct 5 - 51 the allowance to clergymen for spiritual attendance on 25 all Do. New Do sto 2 agst Aribbas (taken). Company to enter into fresh arrangements for the sale supported by funds destined to educate the nation_ •If 50 all Belfast & Ballymena. ... - ... - ••• 25 all Glstr.& Dn.Fr Gt. Westa 27 - 29 4to 1 agst La Belle. on the 31f . it day of March last, or lease of the undertaking o e th e w es t L on d on Railway any preference is to be given, perhaps the original en ePt e r tl e s n by c t a. e t r h m e n l i e c 1 e e l r e g r y g m y fsroeldmietrhseinw.baarr.reamckese,aitsseheoarne had been fixed by an order 131 all Binning. Wolverh & Stour Valley Bl - 91 100 all ' frtlpl. Dk. & Vk. New. Company to the London and North-Western Railway dowments would show the Roman Catholics were the 31 ersons who were intended to be the educated classes of Railway & Berw. ~, ... - 7to 1 agst Hobby Horse. m en en ab o o n n e t - , 28 Birkeuhd. Laraesh. & 60 all Hull & Selby Y. &NM(' 103 - 105 t u h p r o e n e ompany, and for the Cheshire Juliet l2 -10 dis 25 all Do. 1 Shares. Do 5ll - 524 LIVERPOOL CUP. half the amount of remuneration given to clergymen of p , settlement of p all p disput . es between p ti t . The Reformation ellen I ie na ion. get that, and Par- 271 all Do Chesh. & Birk., 12A all Do. i Shares. Do 254 - 264 - 6to 1 agst Hungerford (7 to 1 taken freely). I for attendance on an e ual nunaber the said corn anies and for other ur oses. Mr. Ste liament took posses-ion of all endo t 11 . h d - - * wmen s, ig an £5O and 225 Cons. 17 - 18 - a fo s u c r a t i h e s, gi a v n i d ng to to th tehße of soldiers ; and, if so, upon w at grounds such a scale had phen Bird, the chairman, presided. 14 all Lou.& Greenw 3. Eastera 121 - 134 low, for the use of the Protestants ; and although since 22 181 Do., £20..... ....... .. 71 -64 d ' 6to 1 agst Heapy (7 to 1 taken freely). the Church of En been adopted ? Mr. TuRouAND, the secretary, baying read the notice that time, Protestants have divided into several sects, 25 30 Myth &Tyne original 20 all Do. Preference Do 234 - 244 11 to 1 agst Indian Warrior (taken). Mr. S. glen( h q HERBERT said a distinction was made between 20 100 Lowestoft gr. convening the meeting,- ' all agreeing in the main against the doctrines of Rome X 25 (issd. at .£45; -- - ••• the allowance made to married and unmarried clergymen, 4 per cent. Norfolk .., „, GOODWOOD, STAKES. Mr. W. SALE, the solicitor, then read the heads a the St. WO Bristol and Exeter... 97 - 99 a larger allowance being made to the former than the and giving each in their own way an interpretation tO 20 tut) Do. 6 per ct. 12 to 1 agst Trot (taken). latter. bill now before the House of Lords, and which has for different parts of the Old and New Testaments o 1 St. 100 Caledonian. 631 -a 61 63 i 51 all Mauch. Bxtre L.& N. W. - - - • 15 to 1 agst Exact (taken) PROSPECT OF PEACE. object the determining of the existing lease of the West London Railway to the London and North-Western ~ one sect of protestants is allowed education at Oxfo , rd n y 50 all Chester & Holyhead. 154 - 16, 50 all Cork and Bandon... ... and Matlock & Malltl. 23 - 21 Is it not disgraceful for Lord John Rerssell, whose ••• 50 all eriddleebro' & Stekton & 16 to 1 agst Cock Pheasant (taken). 2 all 0 • • 0 . eork, Black, & Pass. ... - ... Company, and the enabling of the former to enter into whole career and chief capital in political contests has Redear . Darlingt. .., - ... 25 to 1 eget Ethelwolf (taken). On the motion fur reading the order of the day, fresh arrangements for the sale or lease to the latter. been his advocacy of civil and religious lb 20 14 Cornwall i erty, to be 10 4 Oriel"' Junction ••• - .•• ... - ... 10C all llidld.Bradfd gidlaud.. 93 _ 93 GOODWOOD CUP. Lord J. RUSSELL rose and said-Sir, it will be It also provides that all actions between the two compa- found, the advocate of tolerati • - on in one case, and against 50 45 Dublindr.BelfastJuue. a. - ... 50 all Northern and Easternsp.c. E. Count. 57 _ 59 sto 2 eget Virago (3 to 1 taken). satisfactory to the house to hear what I have to say. nies are to cease-that no action or suit shall be brought the simple, plain, and intelligible motion of Mr. He 2 - U b y. a a Duudee Perth &A er 50 • . Jo. 6 per et. Do. . by either company-that it shall be at the option ot the wood, that all Protestants on . ght to be admitted to ma- deen Junction 7 - 8 . ... -- ••• ST. LEGER. It has been stated in the th t tl G newspapers a ie o -50 all Do. Fixcals p,. Do •.• - ••• • London and North-Western Railway Company to pur- triculation in the national university on simple declare. 25 all Do. New b• ••• 25 all Prest. & Wyre L. & N.W. sto 2 agst Dervish (offerel). vernment oe Russia had acceded to the proposition of chase or rent the railway, &c., included in the lease or tion as proposed ? 25 all East Anglian l7 -18 &LneeYl. _ _ ... 10 to 1 agst Ivan (taken). the Governments of elustfia and Prussia to evacuate signified at any time after the passing of the act, or " The division of 252 for Mr. Heywood's motion to 18 all Do., (.£lB E& H) ... - ... 124 12 Do. 4 Shares. Do • --- ••• DERBY. within one month after notice-that the purchase money 161 egainst it, and to all true Reformers the speech of 20 all Eastern Counties ..... 13 -13. i 134 1 St. 100 aoystu.&llit. GtNortha ... - ... the Principalities. (Hear.) With respect to any such St. all Eastern Union, A 15 to 1 agst Oulston (taken). shall be a debt upon the London and North-Western Lord John Russell on the Church Rates Abolition Bill St. 100 Do.Shepth•St D 0... - 136 taken). statement, I can only say that no official intelligence has Company, and bear interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per must be taken in connexion sy• ' Stock - 38 25 184 Sheelloth.aire, Lancash& 20 to 1 agst Dirk Hatteraick ( . ith those votes for religious St. 100 De B. Stock 27 - 29 ken). been received to that effect by her Majesty's Government; annum-that all rent in arrear shall be recovered by ac- liberty at the University of Oxford. Lord John now " Goole g. 5 p.c. Yorksh. .., ... 25 to 1 agst Bonnie Morn (ta 25 81 Do., New A ... - ... 12 9e S. Staffordsh. M.MCleart 21 - 11 d tion or distress-that when the rent or price is paid, the adopts the old and exploded doctrine that the monarchy St. 100 East Lancashire 63 -65 64 50 all WearValleygr itockt. & 25 to 1 agst Saraband (taken). but a despatch has been received to-day from Lord West resisted indenture is to be cancelled-and that the Lon- of Ur' is country-the constitutional monarchy of Queen, St. 100 Edinburgh di Glasgow 60 -62 6 per cent... Darlingt. ... - ... 30 to 1 a.gst Ferina colt (taken). , moreland, in which he states it as certain, from Bucharest, don and North-Western can, - upon giving notice, pur- L d d C or s, an ommons-cannot exist in this United 10 91 Edinb. and Peebles ••• - ... 25 all Do Do. - 304 291 ---- that the siege of Silistria has been raised. . (Cheers.) chase the Kensington canal and all other property be- Kingdom, unless bolstered up by the Church "E 1 o, ng and • St 100 Edin.Prth &Dundee 251, - 261 St. 100 Wilts&Somrsa eetWestn. 93 -- 95 • orses are struck out of their en- OXFORD UNIVERSITY BILL. longing to the West London Railway Company. as by law established. It is painful to the supporters of 10 1 Forth & Clyde June. ... - ... All Mr. It nowles's h Mr. G. D. AINSWORTH moved a resolution to the Lord John Russell, who have looked to him as the ad- St. 100 Glasgow &S. Western 62 ,_ 66 , PREFERENCE SHARES. gagements at Stockbridge. On the order of the day for the third reading of this effect that the bills now before the House of Lords for vocate of religious liberty and of constitutional monar h St. 100 Great Northern Stk. 934 911 91i 901 bill, determinino the existing lease, and for enabling the to find him retrogradino to the old doctrines cy, St. 100 Do., A. Stock 7O 72 72 11 St. 100 Aberdeen. . ne _ of the St. 100 Do., B. Stock 123 - 125 125 St. 100 Do. N 0.2, p. c. . CARLISLE RACES. Mr. PHINN moved the insertion of the following clauses :-That from and after the passing of this act the North-Weaern to enter into fresh arrangements with , the West London Railway, be apjciroved and confirmed, bigoted Tories of old, wage ver y root and branch were St. 100 Gt Sth &West supposed to have been dead. • • .(Ire.) ... - ... St. 100 Great Western 79 -.; 791 791 I 25 30 Blyth and Tyne 10 per c. pref. (issd.at 500 ... - a . (THIS DAY.) Court of the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford shall in all matters subject to such modifications an alterations as Parlia- "On the death of the T • ones sprang up the Censer- 12 12 Irish South-Eastern ... - ... St. 100 Bris. & Ex. 4p. c. St. ... - .., -4.• of law be governed by the common and statute law of ment might think fit to make. vatives, in which class Sir R. Peel, Mr. Gladstone, and 50 all Lancaster & Carlisle 88 - 90 20 5 Do. 4p. c. Shares... ... - ... the realm, and not by the rules of the civil law. Mr. JAMES RICHARDSON seconded the resolution. others are included, and we had hope for a gradual 161 11e Do. Thirds ll -13 o St. 100 Caledonian £lO 95 -97 • (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPII.) 15 all Chester & Holyhead • That it shall be lawful for any three of the Judges of the The CHAIRMAN, in answer to a shareholder, stated amalgamation of liberal opinions and of liberal acts in 16e, 2 Do.'New Thirds__ 11 -13 p - CORBY CASTLE STAKES. Superior Courts to make such rules as theY may deem fit that so far as he was concerned he had always been in the compromises of the Aberdeen -Ministry. It is sadly St. 100 Lancash.andYorksh 651 -66 6.4 3 Guar. 5i per cent ... - ... Lord Alfred _ 1 for the regulation of the procedure of the said court ; and 194 18e Do. Fifths - 61 .1 favour of making oome arrangement with the London disappointing to see what we now do, and we must ask ' ' 7 - 6.4 63 Cork &Bandous4p.c. ... - „,„ 61 all DuudeePerth &Aber ke the line the el t 14 114 De., Wst Ridin Un e - • _- and North-Western for that company to ta i . ec ors of London (long considered the cradle of Nally Hill 2 that the said court shall proceed in all matters subject to 50 all Leeds No . rthe g 11: -15 ru 1 141 15 deen Junction - -• from them They had now got a fair price for the r line, British liberty) to consider what such conduct as that 3e all Ea,stAngliaa (I:310s) Six ran. the said rules in conformity with the mode of procedure *- but if they had kept it in their own hands they might of Lord John Russell on the Church Rate a • 20 all Liv.Crsby.&Southpt ... - •• established in the County Courts. That all persons nd Urnver- 11e all London & Blackwal, 8i - 84 8,1 6 per cent 3l - 3a eir it Br 5 all Do. (a) 7 per cent. 43 - 43 • GRAND STAND PLATE. ' duly admitted to act ae counsel or attorney in have got nothing for it. The directors had stated th -s y Ils nsay lead to. The Reformers as a mass-those 10 all Loud Telb &Sti dll 11 nd hay .i . len . - e 111 1 any Court of Law or Equity, s h a ll b e a d m i t t e d v i ews on th e su bj ec t t o ae r. s a l e, th e so li ci t or , a who formed the 252 of majority, must take into their St. 100 Lond.Bright&S.Cst. 1031 - 1044 - 74 2 Do. (£7 17s) 7p. c. 1 - e p Gamelad 64 all Eastern Counties Ex -2 to Practise in the said court ; and that no person ing heard the bill ex pl a i ne d, h e was o f o pi n i on that that serious consideration the possibility of loner act o St. 100 Lond. and N. Westia. 1041 - 105 104 1i 5 F by Charles the Twelfth in holy orders shall be permitted to practise therein as ad- fully met their views. In conclusion he remarked that with men as leaders who can consent t •t g th me ogoin o e same 20 12 Do. Fifths - i P tension, sp. c. No.l 1 - 11 p Pm Nine ran.' he thought the London and North-Western had now lobby with the out d 10 1 Do.loaSh M&B 1 d 1 65 all Do. No. 2 . i -14 p Pm . vocate or proctor. -an -out supporters of the church a ...e a - ale Arrived - Young Hack, Diable Beiteux, fby Sir The motion wa.s agreed to, and the clause was a,dded to behaved fairly towards this company. monopoly, and Dissenters' exclusion fro th b fi m e ene ts of 124 21 Do. Eighths 4 - 1 d 10 all Do. New 6p. c. St. 131 - 131 20 all Eastern Union, Scrip the bill. Mr. SALE, the solicitor-also in answer to a share- religious libert • • Surely it will be better for the Re- - St. 100 LondonandS. Westn. 841 - 854 g4i Tatton Sykes. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the holder-stated that the decision of the Court of Comrnon former t h Y. o 0 423 Do., £5O 8 - 7:1 Guar. 6 per cent ... 22 - 24 ab - s n "e the Conservatives, who are candid and 5 all Do. 51., 10 ner cent. ... -- ... . insertion of the following clause : -Provided always that all Pleas in their case was a most iniquitous decision, it de- 40 34 Do £4O 7 - 6if IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN i. i i r" ordnances and regulat ons framed by the Commissioners • and objected to by two-thirds of the govern . ing body or w cid e in s g that an the t ie e line ee w d a e s to ln be N ev e o r r t k h e . d by the Great a G Western Cons- ove board, as a Ministry, to try what they can do as 25 al " d At n I I overnment, than for the Reformers to be dragged 25 alll L L e n d cl e n ci i ri gya k e E o. e ez k ne :... -- •.• 10 all Do. 10/. Defaentr•Sh. ... - ... St. 100 East Lancash.6 p. cts. ... - - bodies of the college, school, or schools, to which the same ;tern d h. L . n . d . through the dirt of political degradation along with Lord St. 100 Ifanch.S 7 l:ef.& Lincln 26 1 - ii 4 21 i 5 all East and West York ________.___ in all cases where new ordinances panics as a short line, which was tantamount to shutting g . R ussell s . , shire June. Pref... - - ... HOUSE OF LORDS.-(THIS EVENING.) • respectively relate shall - • ' ' b b t•tuted under the their line completely up. (Hear, hear.) They then and reenlations shall not have een nu s i consi ,ir.lam e s Graham, and others, in their in. 812 s 44 Do.,Man. &Lin. Un. ... - ... , 1 stent and Tory proceedings in the House of Com- St. 100 Midland P so obj- ao ealed to the Exche uer Chamber and oo - p q , tle the 51 per cent. St 100 Do.Birrring. &Derby 36 - 38 The house met at five o'clock. There was not a large provisions of this act for such as shall have been . mons. Such are the views suggested by a perusal of • St. 100 Glasgow&S.Westen. mbodied in a report to be transmitted forth- opinion of the judges who reversed the judoment of 5() 474 Aidld.G.West.(lre.) ... - ... attendance of peers at that hour, but the parts set aside jected to, be e . ,_ . . al Secretaries of State, a the list of 161 opponents to Mr. Heywood's motion. In with to one of her Majesty s Princip the lowe ci 'd d • • r court, and eel e that their line was to be the list we find :- 25 174 De. Half Shares ... - ... • Guar. 5 per cent.... ... - -.ad to members of the House of Commons were crowded. and laid before the two Houses of Parliament. worked in conjunction with the great lines, and to be tOO all Newcastle & Carlisle. ... - ... St. 100 Great Northn. sp. c. 116 - 118 Every available space in front of the throne was also The clause was agreed to and added to the bill. made as efficient as possible. Th t b ' th L d a eing so, e on on Bethel], Sir Richard. St. 100 Newmarket . - ... St. 100 Do. sp. e. Redeem., Mr HEYWOOD moved for the insertion of the clause Berkeley, C. 61 53 Do., Bury Extension ld - e d at 10 p. c. prem... 109 - 111 filled with 'strangers, and there was not a seat uneccu- . • 1 1 h' h • t d Th 1 which he had move( ,amw ic was rejec e on ursc ay and North-Western said, "We might appeal to the Bruce, Lord Ernest. 25 191 Nwpt.Aberg. Sclirfd. 61 - 6 d 13 10 10 Do. 41 p.c. Scrip.... 94 - 101 pied near the strangers' gallery. In the galleries im- night, in the bill, the object of the clause being to abolish House of Lords, but we will go to arbitration with you.' 10 6 Gt.N.ofScot.lstPref ... - ... Cowper, Hon. W. F. 50 71 Newry &Enniskillen 21 - 3 niediately over the throne there were between thirty tests on taking the degree of a 8.A.. in any of the faculties. fn order to have the benefit of the favourable deci -61 all Gt. Southn.&Westm. Drumlanrig, Viscount. 20 all Newry Warrenpoint The real object of his clause was to set up the flag of reli- sion come to by the judoes a clause wee inserted in the (Ireland) Eighths)... 74 - 8 and forty peeresses and daughters of peeresses, and other gious liberty in the university. - • r • 1 ' ' ' bill at the suggestion of Mr. Sergeant Byles-who took Gladstone, Right Hon. Mr. and Rostrevon. 6 - 8 St. 100 Norfolk 5O - 52 20 5 Do. 4 per c. Pref. Sh. ... - xd distinguished ladies. Mr. GASKELL seconded the motion. The tests that so great an interest in, and who so abl conducted their Graham, Sir James, Bart. 50 3e Northn.Courities Un. 34 31 50 6 Gt. Westn. (Berks & LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, CANADA.. were now imposed upon the university students formed no case-(hear, hear)-that ale I y h'd b ga assessor s our e Grey, Sir George, Bart. St. 100 North British 341 a . 354 , Hants Ex. sp. c)... 6 - 61 Lord DERBY gave notice that when this bi , 11 whi h security for the Church of England, as the incidents of the n last fifteen years fully established. During that period, ' appointed ; for he might mention that the assessor Hervey, Lord Alfred. Maunsell, Thos. Philip, 16 16 North Devon, No. 1. ... ... St. 100 Do. cov. red. 41 p.c. 97 •- 99 16 all Do., No. 2 - 92 would follow as closely as possible the decision of the ••• - ... worked an entire change in the constitution of Canada, the enemies of the Church in the university were not Pro- Palmerston, Viscount. 8 all Do., A A Deferred ..." - ... St. 100 Db. irred. 4 p.c.... 93 - 95 judges as a clergymaa would his text from the Bible. He 16 6 r,..m. &York. F. £2O Id - par , arid which stood for committee on Thursday next, came testant Dissenters, but men who had signed the thirty-nine Peel, Frederick. 8 8 Do., i B Guaranteed ... - ... Articles . , and he could not help feeling, that instead of ld also state that there had never been an dissatis- COU . y St. 100 Do. 6p. c. Stock ... 134 - 136 h hould move its postponement until next Russell, Lord John. 50 all ,North London 52 - 55 on, e 13 weakening they would strengthen the Church by admitting faction on the part of any of the shareholders. Young, Sir John. 10 54 Do. New £lO Par ile ' 20 13 Leeds N. 6p. c. No.l ~. - .. session. Dissenters to the university. The motion was, after a short conversation, put and „ 10 1/ ls N.&S.Wstru.,Hamp- 12e 9 Do. Quarters, 1848 .. ... - ... THE EARL OF .ABERDEEN'S Mr. NEWDEGATE insisted that before students were carried. All members of the Aberdeen Administration ;14 • creo • e m e , ns amon e st crows, as Parley would have denomi- stead, and City Jn id - 4 p St. 100 London and Brighton DEFENCE. called upon to sign the 39 articles, proper care was taken A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors having to make them acquainted with their force and meaning been carried, the meeting, which was well attended, nated them. And we Reformers have a right to claim 20 171 NT ti St if •cl le 4 -3 . I 20 all- . si o ei r i aor s ire .l _ 7 it 131 1 Guaranteed sp. c ... ... - ... St. 100 Do. Pref., sp. c. St. ... - ... • •th Western He thoueht these tests oueht t e leo to be disposed of in a separated. the votes of those 14 gentlemen, on the general prin- 10 10 N. Se S. Westrn June •Id -1 P 50 all ' Do. Convertible, sp. Lord ABERDEEN said he had taken an unusual single clairse, but m ciples of the compromise tried years ago, and to tell c., 1852 ..• --- ••• . ade the subject of a separate bill. 10 1 einueaton, Hinekle • 7 ' -- St. 100 fece New Guar.6 p. c. ... - , e , course on the present occasion, but he hoped their lord- It was only right that at least one of the three LLYNVI VALLEY. them that we will not tolerate such proceedings. It will and Leicester ... - ... St. 100 Lon.&N. W., Cov. & ships would not consider it unreasonable if he attempted Universities - should be closely allied to the Established be seen in the decision, list that Gladstone and Galway, St. 100 Oxford, Worcester,ar . Church of the country and that was why he objecte 1 t On Friday a special general meeting. of the company G i h Dieraeli ou urn and Graham, . and Drumlanrig, Pal- Wolverharupton to remove some apprehensions which had arisen in con- the abolition of these tests at Oxford. - - ' ° hld h G W R 1 H 1 P dd . was e at t e reat estern oya ote , a log - merston and Roundel' Palmer, Lord John Russell and 20 2/ 2s Portsmouth 5O 5 London &S. Western sequence of a speech which he delivered on a former Lord J. RUSSELL renaarked that after the decision ton, for the purpose of considering and approving a bill St. 100 'acottish Central , 91 Sa,ndars, &c • • •• • ' • - - 6 , are cheek by jowl In the division. Would Con. Thirds 2l - 3 p evening. He promised that, owing ta indisposition, his which the house came to en another clause on Thursday now pending in Parliament to consolidate and amend it not be beiter that these quondam Reformers, but now St* 100 ScatishMidland 53 CO , 121 all Londonderry&Coler. ni•aht it was only right that the should ass some such 7 P the acts relating to the Llynyi Valley Railway Company, St. 100 ihrewsbary & Bir mg. 60 - 70 4 Shares ..• - ..• Tories should join the ranks of Disraeli, and release the 121 all Londy.&Ennis.eSh ... - ... explanation should be very brief. The document which o i a l sc : • as this. He had always been favourable to the ad- to enable them to alter and improve their railwe s and • ' y Liberals from the incubus that pretenders lay on re- St. 100 Do. L. &N. Weston: 25 all Man., Shef., & Lin., he . intended to move for was first referred to by the late mission of Dissenters to theuniversity, but at the same time to abandon ortions thereof to ' rant further powers to f or n 2" Guaranteed Stcak... 60 - 70 4 Shares, No. 1. - 61 Earl Grey, and it had been frequently mentioned in that he thought it unwise to allow them to run the race the said com p d f ' h g - m • parry, an or ot er purposes. . lO 10 Shrewsby. & Herefcl , 21 - 2 e 10 all Do. New, £lO Be - 94 of competition at the universit a& vet debar 264 all Shrewsby. & Chester and the other House of Parliament. 'Recently the astound- y' e ' Mr. A. K. BAKER. took the chair. and stated that, 6 44 Do. £6 id - 41 , 44 them from • • • • " • participating in its privileges. So far therefore THE CRYSTAL PALACE. (N. W. Mira', l7 18 ing declaration was made that he had claimed the hen- as the clause went, namely, to allow Dissenters 'to receive' owing to some opposition which the bill had received, it 134 all Do. Halvesn. c Bl - 9 121 all Haupt .& Carl.4p.c ... - ... our - of framing the treaty ; but, so far from having done the degree of B.A. in law and medicine without conform- had not passed the committee of the House of Commons. _________ ___. Do Oswestry l2 20 all . i 134 124 all Do. 44 per cent ..• - •.• ing to any test except that of the oath of allegiance, he was U . nder these cireumstances it would be advisable to ad. The directors of the Crystal Palace Com I pany lave 20 61 Shropshire Union ... 33 - 31 a 121 101 Do ••• - •.• so; he considered it a most disastrous treaty. At the St. 100 Hid. Consent] p.c.St. ... - ... not indisposed to support it. The clause would confer no iourn the meeting to a future day in the hope that the been honoured by the following very ratl • g i ying expres- ... ... Do. A, B, C,& D,fully ' same time, however, in consequence of the alarm which right of obtaining a fellowship, or taking any part in * committee mieht% the meantime be induced to alter s • 'on of her Majesty's opinion as to the mode • ' in which p•dup at per cent. ... - ... per cent. St. 100 Do. Consol. Bristol & the execution of the treaty occasioned in England, the the government of the university, without the can- its decision, and enable the directors to proceed with the 1 • - - 50 all Sou al th Devon l4 - 16 %rm. 6 per cent.... 135 - 137 the inaugural ceremonies were conducted :- 184 5 Do. Pref. 44per cent. 14 -1 d die independence of Greece was to be attributed to the d e ntate subscribed to the other tests, and under those proposed operations. St. 100 South Eastern 644 654 65 44 ircumstances he hoped the house would experience " Whitehall, June 20, 1854. 50 all South Wales lO 6 Norfolk Debenture .. ... - ... A resolution to this effect was agreed to, and the meet- „ .-. 34i - 354 35 treaty. Though, since it was agreed to, no important no difficulty in acceding to the clauses (Hear hear.) aaentlemen,-It is with much satisfaction I inform 20 15 S. Yrksh. & Riv. Dun 4 •=- 2,1 St. 100 Do. Pref. 4p. c. Stock ... - ... ing was adjourned to Wednesday, the sth July. territorial acquisitions had been made by Russia, yet he Sir J. PAKINGTON said the change which. had been yen that I have received the Queen's commands to con- 20 SDo - 5 St. 100 Do. 5 p.c. Est ..„ - ... was not blind to the importance of it. The nature of that made in the clause since Thursday had come upon the ey to you the high approbation of her Ma' t jes y and of 20 21 2. S]taines,Wok. SzNyok ... - ... . St. 100 Do. 54 per ct.pref...: ... - ... house by surprise, and as a matter of Parliamentary prac- REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON RAILWAY Tr• R IIF I • is oya ig mess Prince Albert of the admirable 25 all "tockton & Darling 32 -34 St. 100 Do. Way. Val. sp. c ... - ... treaty was the commencement of a change of policy on tice he objected to proceedine• to a division upon it until BILLS, St. 100 North British - ... 103 4 manner in which everything was arranged and conducted lq itockton & Hartlepl. _ -- ... the part of Russia. But at the time of the mission of ample time had been given ' for considering its force and BORDER COUNTIES. St. (00 fall' Vale 2O all North Staffordshire.. ... - ... 231 , . on the occasion of the opening of the Cr 1 - 1 P• I - t ••• - ••• y " 3 a 4" a 10 8 st. 100 Oxford,Worcester,& Prince Mensehikoff, Russia put forth new claims, which bearing. (Hear, hear.) Lord STANLEY reported from the committee on tins Sd h • Do. £lO shares ••• - ••• Mr. H. DR UMIION • D had always considered the real • yen ern, on Saturday the 10th inst The Oueen e - St. [OO Do. Pref., No. I ... - „ Wolverh.£ls,6p.e. 105 - 107 1064 5 the English Government felt could not be granted with- o b• • - • • - bill that the proposed capital of the company is has been 1 ' • p eased to express the especial gratification 2- • . , 1 15 15 Do ject of this bill to bo the introduction of Dissenters 250,000/., and the amount of loan 83,333/. The length a 21 flames I even Doce ••• - ... out serious danger to the peace of Europe. He (Lord into the university. Certainly the university was she derived from the v •fi ' • ery magni cent music which was 81 all Scot. Cent., New Pref .., - ... of the line is 26 miles end 53 , ards and the (dee est and Railway 34 - 3e Aberdeen) had been repreeented to have said he not in harmony with the preseut state of English .. .. . ' 3-, -P . perfor me d ; and has graciously signified her opinion that 20 17 Vale of Neath lBl 194 8 all Shrews. &Birm.N.G. 94 - 104 graoient upon it is lin 100. It is intended ta cross • t 10 all. ihrewsby. & Chester society. The universit had not chaneed y e , but the i had the finest effect which her Majesty had ever 20 all \Vetoed. & Kilkenny 4 - 5 did not object to return to the treaty of Adrianople, but E • th I 1 1 d TI • d f h on e eve t iree roa s. re estimate cost o t e (Nor.W.Min),Bp.e. 154 - 164 nglish people had, and they were r.ot now RO universally heerd. I have the honour to be, gentlenien, your obe- 50 all Waterford&Limerick 20 22 he never said that he would pay the price of 25 years' attached to the Established Church as they were at the railway is 200,0001., and the quantity of land re- -• ' merit servant " PALMERSTON." 20 16 West Cornwall •5l-de 61 10 10 Do. 5 per cent 9l -10 peace for it, though be thought it might be a good thing time of the Reformation. Originally the University quired 2491 acres. Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Tone, Mr. Jee, ' The complimentary allusion to the music is unusually - 1 West End of London 25 all South Devon l2 -13 if they could secure 25 years' peace. He could not help r7e i cc t (= as i : : , manufactory of clergyman for the Eetab- and Mr. Hawkshaw were the engineers examined in 10 De. fixed, 4e per cent id -/ p i e r i Cry:tal Palace.. ... - ... 1.0.6 all S. Eastern (Reading wondering how any one could dare to say he ::al Parliaraen;t h n I tr y e tzl ic grf i tt it t a ?t c , ell ,l a i ll changed, support of the bill, and Mr.Hodgson a.nd Mr.J. Steven- , • strong but those of the public who had the honour of 20 all e' ' .. Lo don 6 - 7 Ann.) of £1 Os. 6d. 231 - 233 dbo con- son were examined in o osi'ion oit Th imi e ertici etin in her Majesty's gratificate pp . t . eco u tte p. p. g ion, will freely 10 51s. Wimbledn&Croydoe ... - ... die ere, t en, cou c wanted to rettlrn to the treaty of Adriano 1 verted into a place of education. Wh h 11 pe. were satisfied of the fitness, i n an engineerino point of admit that the ro al expressions by no m y eaus exaggerate St. 100 YorkNewetl.&Berw. 71i 721 72 11 St. 100 Do. 41per cent. O9 - 101 . 20 .all -3.Yorksh.4p.c.Guar. 15 - 20 be the objection to the clause ? He could seo none, but 25 20 Do. Extensions With respect to Austria, and Prussia, he specifically de- view, of the proposed railway. The comnltee 1 d • • la the merits of Signor Costa, and the large and talented 7 1 . 7 d 13 25 all Stockton and Dar for his part he would excluele no ono from the university 25 130 Do, ClaN. E. Purchase 4 -- 3irl dared that their coming to the status quo had nothing except the cause of the exchision came from themselves. amended the allegations in the preamble of the bill, by band, vocal and instrumental, bY whom the music of St. 100 York&N.Midland s2e -- 53 : 4 521 31 lington, 4 per cent ... - ... striking out such portions thereof as had reference to 25 5 Do. do. do. ~, „, to do with England and France. But he said it was Mr. NAPIER rose, and was the Newcasle and Carlisle Railway Company being the opening day at the Crystal Palace was executed. 121 all y., ockton and Hartle still unwise for them now, in the present state of the LEFT SPEAKING. authorised to subscribe and become shareholders in The course of affairs at Sydenham during the past FOREIGN. pool, guar. sp. c. war, to lay down conditions-(hear, hear)-and he re- - till Ist July, 1856 ... - _ 10 all law° &Rea d• rp er AM 34 -31 d 61 4 5 3 Waterfd.&Kilk.6p.c. 2 - 1 d membered that the conditions must be very different if SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. to be true. perous a commencement. The shilling days have been 5 • • 3 Belgian Eastn. June. / -1/ St. 100 York, Neweastle,and the Russians found themselves at Constantinople, or we RHYMNEY. - • - well attended, the numbers on Thursda tl y, re last, rising 20 8 Beziers to Graisseseac 34 - 21 d Berwick,4p.c. - Pref. 92 -95 found ourselves at St. Petersburg. But all CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 21. Mr. ADAIR reported from the committee on this bill that 20 2s. Bombay, Baroda, and 17 SDo 34 - 3/ the proposed capital of the company is 100,000/., and the to a very impos g i n - sum total. Some persons have been thrs must depend very much on the progress VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS. The Arethuse, from amount of hoe 30 000/ Th 1 tl fth •l• • exercisino their - ngenuity in making corn er . n , . e eng 1 o e main me is e , i p. isons be- „, ... Centrallndia,Scrip id-ip e'entral of Italy pm 25 10 York&N.Midlandll. a end se, Pura i - id a events, and they must secure those guarantees from Memel ; Herald, Dantzic; Johannes, Randers ; Paqueta, ••• - ••• Havannah ; &Age, Emden ; Thickla, Stockholm e Tomlin, iles • and of the branch 2 miles 6 furlon s et the old and , 9 „, m e st 1 furlong, . g . tween the shrilling days . new Crystal Pa- 20 all Charleroi & Erqueliu. ... - ... which Russia cannot depart. (Hear, hear.) He though MINES t, Trinidad • Colchester Boston • R , ecovery, Marsala ; In t gradient on the main line is lin 741 and eepes , . . . .., laces, forgetting that while the one was only open for a 17e all Demerara, - ... also, that he had expressed some doubts or disbelief of Fremalselraft, Hambr:re,th; Champion, West Coast of on the Bargoed branch lln 46. It is intended to cross 1 s rort and fixed period, the other is int - ended to be a 20 14 Dijon and Besancon ... - p 1 all Ague Fria - i 4 Russian aggression, but he wished it to be distinctly Africa ; Johanna, Antwerp ; Axel, Suadswall ; Hen- on the level one road. The estimated cost of the railway is 20 9 Dutch Rhenish . 3 -21 d 1 all angle Austrin. Gold t- i understood that he had the greatest alarm of Russian riette, Memel ; Marie, Ghent ; Familien, Hernosand ; 85,000/., and the quantity of land required 125 acres. permanent i ns tit u ti on , un der which circumstance, the 20 all East Indian 2l -24 p 10s. all Anglo Californian „.. i- i Reformation Guernse • Hama) • ''• • • , .y , . ma, Carolinensiel; Emily, Mr. E. H. Highton, Mr. W. S. Clark, and Mr. J, numbers steadily risin,g, as they d - 0 , must be taken at 20 2 Do, Extension ed - par 10 2 Australasian 1- 1 d aggression upon Turkey ;he believed that if ahe pos- Calcutta ; Vermus Mincie, Faaborg ; Maria, St I I 5 all (it Indian Perrin I-, ' su.. . 4 - i p 20 6 Australian - 21 ra sun( . Locke, M.P., were the engineers examined in support of a much hi g her value than a mere arithmetical compa- 20 - • sessed herself of Constantinople he should have felt ENTERED OCTWARDS.-The Flan ' 10 13d. Junct. of France ... - ... t., for Algott Bay ; Jane the bill and Mr J B •k I , . . . ei eey and M. J. Hawkshaw 1 all Australian Cordillera A alarm for Europe, but without that he had no fear Green, Port Philip ; Itoelehina, Stettin ; Societe, Dun- rison would present. 23 10 Grd. Trank of Canad 5 - 4 d 1 all australian Freehold i - i , kirk ; Itasca, Boston ; 13 , P were the engineers examined in opposition thereto. The teadil ea, Alin- oe , Li s b on ; Bl enca , . - • • • The number of visitors was s y sustained on S a . 100 40 Do. Debentures - 4 d 1 all Ave M tria - -- , for he believed France to be more powerful than c adiz ; Paz Revadeo • committee are satisfied of the fitness, in an engineering 14)0 all Oa. do , Gigon ; Rhone, Rio Janeiro • Chea - turday, but the appearance of the company indicated 1 all Sladeu (Gd. Duchy of) 4 ---. il Austria and Russia put together, and the danger o f side, Bombay ; Belaium, Ostend ; City of B 1 ' ou ogne, Bon i) point of view, of the proposed railway. They had 20 10 Gt ••• - ••• . Central of France i -. a p 60 all Blaenarvon Ir. &Coal 8 - 10 loene • John Bull Harnb e amended the bill by restricting the promoters from that only the higher classes were faitly represented. 201 all Gt•WesteniofCanad, Russia to Europe depended mainly upon his hold upon , s ! ' ,..LLARED ' nr°h• ens T 1 all eritish Austrin. Gold ... - ... OUT WITH CARGO --.,,,c ._, enn ' y, eor Hamburgh; icel de constructing so much of their propoeed railways as The natural history and ethnolog . partments are Shares l9l - 201 19/ 20 13.5 British Iron - 9 Turkey, and he believed that, with that exception, he New Union, and John W * 1 • ... ... Do. Bonds (Ist is.)'s7 4 - 6 p es ey, Valencia and Culloras ; would run parallel with the line of the New ort Aber -1) , . now fairly established as the favourite lounge, and the 35 24e Brazilianlmp.(issued hid no alarm of what Russia could do either against Celestine, Rotterdem ; Bristol, Buenos Ayres ;Ri - d • • • 20e all Hamilton & Toronto par -1p . at £5 pm 3l -41 3/ NT vitas •Ro al Sil S pa, gas enny, an Hereford Railway, including also a June various refreshment-tables as the chosen resting-places. 100 all Do. 6 per cent. Austria or Prussia, or France or England. He believed t',' A u t e h • ' 7 y, ydney ; Royal William Memel • tion with the Llancaiach branch of tlie Taff Vale Rail- 7- 9 p 30 all Do. Cocaos & Cuiada ... - ... u enne, Rio Janeiro ; Caroline, S 1 •'L • ' uids consu d • • 20 5 Lake Co t The quantity of eatables and fl me daily is ns . & Basle ... - ... 20 15 Do. St. John Del Rey 28 -30 he had now explained everything that he understood had Sears, Boston ; New Valley, l'ortl •Y( neY ' ucinda way and the proposed deviation in the said branch, a,nd e 11 Lucca. di Pistoj a 5 p.c. and Bay and Port hd f 1 a ounc the same as amended to be true. ahnost incredible, the average receipts exceeding 500/. - a 1 i Carson's Creek .. . i- 4 d been objected to, and should be ready to give any fur- Fairy ; Spirit, Port Natal • Maria Christina, Santender ; prof - dis ••• ', . 1 4 Clarendon Con. MI; Manners Hope, Havre ; Iropic, Barbadoes ; Picture, SYDENHAII AND FARNBOROROUGH. a day. The tariff in the third-class refreshment rooms 20 15 Liaxembourg ther explanations necessary. But he could wish to say • - ••• Co. of Jamaica...... ... - ... Port Philip • Lily of the Valley, Antwer • Ma n t Lord H VIN P P •g e , • .. E rePorted from the committee that the gives unqualified satisfaction, but many of those who go 10 10 D p o o . (RailwaY) • - ••• 40 all Cobre Copper 44 - 46 something about th e extraordinary, absurd, and malig• Amsterdam ,' 0 t. t B • • Baron sy, n w erp ; atavier, and Earl parties promo i tng the bill had stated to the r • that the are m 1 co nmittee higher up in the scale consider y ac ato n 2 .Pref ••• ••• 5 1 Colonial Gold il - I 5 3 Do. (Canal) nant personal imputations to which he had been subjected. of Auckland, Rotterdam ; Lord John li ussell, Harlingen ; that it was n ' • * ot their inten • turn to proceed with the pay quite enough for their more aristocratic classifiea- 10 5 Do. 6p. et. - - ••• pref ... - ...d ... 15 Copiapo But they were so ridiculously absurd that he should feel Triton, Calais • Albion, Boulogne ; City of Rotterdam, same , St. all Copper Min. of Eng. 50 -60 Dunkirk; Charlotte, Copenhagen ; Soho, Havre. tion. This arises mainly from a want of knowledge of 20 8 Lyons and Geneva ... 1 - 1 d 25 all Do. Pref. 74 p. cent. 2 - 4 p it was not worthy of the position he no • d e w occupie , o WESTMINSTER TERMINUS. the regulations. The 2s. dinner is ad libitum of fowl, 20 12 Lyons & Mediterran. ... - ... 5 all English ancfAustrin. -- Sir F. DAviE reported from the sub-committee that 20 13e Madras ld-ip , of those with whom he acted, or of his own character, CopperSmeltg•Co. 14 -24 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. the object of .the bill is to make a railway from the city tongue, and lobster salad ; but many, in their ignorance, 3h 33e Maria Antonia - _ 20 all General - ... if he condescended further to notice them. (Hear, The Safeguard, from Neweestle to nebec, June 8, lat of Westminster to Cle h s final and oaw p am, with a branch to join the look upon the first " help" a , g ay. A 10 all Do. do. New _ - ... 2 all Great Nugget Vein... 4 - i hear.) He did say that he did use his utmost efforts in 47 N, lon 49 AV. ' Q • We- ' st-end of London and Cr eel Pal R'l y e ace ar way at little time will no doubt set all these matters right, as 2P 2 Alelbourne Dk. &Ry , , 2 all Do. Registered - ... the discharge of his duty to God and man to preserve The Sat, of Belfast, from Liverpool to Quebec, lat. 47 Bat:tersea. The proposed capital is 480,000/4 and the ewe believe, sincerely animated by a2O all Namur & Liege (wite " * • 3 all Great Polgooth - 11 peace- (hear, hear)-and his only fear was that, he N., long. 33 W. amount of loan 160,000/. The length of the line and the directors ar , interest) Bl Si 81 1 all Liberty - $ The Junior, of Liverpool, Mayl9, lat. 41 N., long. 14 W t possible a wish to give the public the largos mount of 20 all Do. (ex interest) - „ 3 all Linares may have omitted some means of a • • branch is 2 miles 5 furlongs and 5 chains g and the steepest 16 all Northern of France.. 344 -35 ttaining that end. The Mary of Greenock for Montreal M 19 1t 5 - 1 all LoncL&Californ.Gold N l 13 ' we. , , ay ,a • o gr adie n t on it is lin 50. The estimated cost of the rail- accommodation on the cheapest possible terms. It is Do. 20/. 3 p. c Bch , . He wished to make war in order to ob • tam peace, and 1 ~ ong. way is 472,000/., and the quantity of land required 28e to be hoped that the railway authorities will co-operate 20 all (fmy. B. di Ams.Shs., ... - ~ Quartz Crush. Co. _ - ... in order to ,do that, ' s it • was necessary to make war _ _ acres. Mr. Brunel and Mr. Bailey were the engineers heartily with them in this matter, as at present there is 10 all NorwegianTrunkPre l 8 - 0 • 1 all efariquita, - 1 on the most vi ea e rous scale, and he had been re 20 10 Paris and Lyons 174 -184 p 274 4 8 10 9 Mexican&S.Amerien. 64 - 7 examined in support of the bill, and no engineer was nd system and sometimes a 1 all New Granada L , ..DVERTISEMENT 1-Du B ' • ' arry s Delicious Revalenta . , . . . . . some want of regularity a , 40 all Ditto Bonds - i personally mere active in superintending and forwarding Arabica, Food inva ' ria * blyrestores health, without medicine examineu in opposition to it. The committee were satis f • f rather long delay in the despatch of the trains. Another ••• - ••• 10 all Paris and Orleans 46 - 48 1 all New Linares Mining our forces than any other man, in being sent forth with inconvenience, or expense, as it saves 50 times its cost in ' fied of the fit • • • ness, in an engineenno point o view, o and Smeltine C 0.... ... - ... cause of complaint is the long delay of the return trains 20 all Paris and Rouen 39 - 41 our allies to join the gallant army of Omar Pacha. other remedies. We extract a fow out of 50,000 testi- the proposed line, and consider it c ' alculated to confer 1 all Nouveau Monde i- i menials of cures, which had resisted all medicines. Cure great public advantage. in coming up to the London -bridge platform, as much 20 all Paris and Strasbourg 314 - - 321 314 20 all Pontgibaucl Silver (Rear, hear.) He had now endeavoured t • ,2010 - PartsCaeu dtCherb o explaip No. 180.-" Twenty-five years' nervousness constipation latin the interestin rg. a . -. p m Lead Min, & Smelt 17 - 18 what he . time being often spent in conternp g b 101 10j Quebec & Richmond ... - thought was required of him, and he felt indigestion, and debility, from which I hadsuffered ' great its as it had previousl 20 all Rouen dH ••• 5 1 Port Philip ' certaan rospect of the Bermondsey tan p , y an avre 2O -22 1 -- 1 that his very love of peace would im • mieery, and which no medicine could remove or relieve, [ADVERTISEMENT.] - Her Majesty's Royal Letters P 1 all Quartz Rock isew th e pel him, e way from Sydenham. A very 20 12 Royal Danish 2 d hay been effectually cured by Du Barry's food in a very Patent, for valuable and extraordinary improvements in required to come all the par 50 all Rhymuey Iron - 34 a - we had entered int li• h h • 5 2 Royal Swedish d 15 15 Do. NOW .., 94 -- 104 to be a pe r e ectl • o a war, wlc e believed short time.-W. B. R eeve, p ool A nt h ony, Ti eer t on e, the most powerful and brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Race- - h matters right,. and it light exertion would set all t eee ... 20 all eambre and Meuse... 81 - 9 y just and necessar war to c y , • arry on Cure . No. 4,208.-" Eight years' dyspepsia, nervousness, course, Opera, and Perepective Glasses, to know the dis- s . 30 101 Santiago de Cuba - 5 that war in a sp i r • 1 autheritiea should be m d a e ... it that would best tend to secure a c e l=y l , l with cramps, spasms and . n . auseil. have been tances of objects viewed through them-of great inepor- is only fair that the rai way 6 .. Do. 51 p. cent. Prof. ... - ,„ 1 all Fouth Australian - i lasting and honou r h tt f • ilwa, 20 6 eouthern of Fra 1 y removed by Du Barry's delicious food in a very tance to the army, navy, and others. Messrs. S. and B. aware of the state of affairs. In temaer o ra y nee.. ... - p ra 2 - 4 10 7 Tin Croft eble peace - (The bl no e earl resumed 20 8 St. Andrew's and his seat amidst loud cheers. • short tiree.-Rey. John W. Flavell, Ridlington Rectory, Solomons, opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadill f issue seem to be rather ar- 28e all United Mexican se - 4 ) Norfolk.' C ure N o , Lege-. Not expected to liv e s i x Observe-opposite the York Hotel.-These telescopes pos- Y• mon tick se.. ets, their mode o Quebec (A) ••• - ... 1 all Waller i- 8 The Marquis of CLANRICARDE • bitrary. Exhibitors who travel every day can obtain a 8' all West Fiend i noble earl had in hi s ge said, though the _ days longer. I war, cured by Du Barry's 1 • Magdalena " De mirable food, sess such extraordinary powers that some 31 inches, with Purvis, Moffatt, Scotland." Cure No an extra eye-piece , will show distinctly Jupiter's moons, season ticket for four guineas, of w lc h . h t • I " " 31 - 4 wo guineas are 10 all Do oe per c. Pref.. 1 all West Granada ...... ... - ... ry luminous s eech t 1 all West Mariposa - 4 d p re racted 20 10 Wes,tern of France... 6 - 7 p Much of what he had said the oth • 51,416. -" Fifty years' indescribable agony from dyspepsia, Saturn's rine, and the double stars; with the same tele- h "r• rent, while the full subsequently deducted from t ei 1 12s. Worthing Mining of er night, yet the ues- nervousness ath 10 7 West. of Switzerland _ - „ - tion now assumed a much wider sco q . , s ma, cough, constipation, flatulency, scope can lfe seen a person's countenance three miles • pe than it at first spasms, sickness at the stomach and vomitings, have been and a half distant, and an object from 12 to 11 miles. price is refused from such of the public as happen to live 20 2 Wiesbaden • - ••• He Maintained that th tue wa ld 1 all Yuba - 4 within the railway territory. The r y tvou be to 20 15 Zealand. - 4 • possessed. e reoble earl had now removed by Du Barry's excellent Footl.-Maria Jolly They are of larger and all sizes, with increasing powers .........._---______-_,_______- either for his own personal convenience or for his vi , Wo r th am , Li ng , near Di„ eg or e o le . ,, C um No. 3 ,900. 2_ accordingly.-The Royal Exhibitron, 185 L-Valuable, have one broad and intelligible rule, which would JOINT-STOCK BANKS. 'ndi- " Thirteen years' couel; ' d'e t . tto exercise a dis cation, agreed to produce this wonderful 0 , sn l e es ion, and general , newly-invented, very small, powerful waistcoat-pocket apply to all cases ;as to attemp _ - MISCELLANEOUS 40 all Australasia BO - 82 1 8() despatch on d bl't h ei i y aye been removed by Du Barry's excellent I glass the size of a walnut b which a emu can be seen cretion es to particular cases can only serve to create ich he ref 40 all British Colonial Bank the Treaty of Adrianople, wh used to produce Focd.--James Poiter, Athol-street, Perth." C u e and known le ' •' y p . - - br with a desire to find mile distant ; th e y an sw er every purpose gievances and inspire the pu ic N 5 all A.ulein Coal and Iron ... - _ and Loa.n Company ,„ _ g. last February. o. 81,-" Twenty years' liver com laint wilh on the race- 1 tth h t - ' • course, am a e opera- ouses, coun ry see- other modes of transit. 25 174 tustrallan Agricrilt. 441 - 451 50 all British N. American „, _ad x d [LEFT SPEAKING,] disorders of the stomach and p ' nerves, have been nery, and ships are clearly seer at 12 to 14 miles. They Next to the refreshment rooms, the commercial de -25 5 Chartd. Bank of Asia 1 - Icl perfectly cured by Du Barry's Rev 1 t i • 20 11 australsn.Pcific.Mae - • --------- e en ,, a ,, , , rabica„- are i *nvaluable for shootin deer-stalkin ac ' e g, g, y htm e , to partment exhibits the most decided symptoms of success. 20 2 Chrtd. Bnk. of India, Andrew Frazer, Fladdin ton Et L 10 8 Australn. Royal Mail ..- - a - ... 31 as othian. Trevagler, sportsmen, gentlemen gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera, . . , e Gulval, near Penzance g F Is' 2 10118 i The applicat or space beccome daily more numerous, 10 4 Berlin Water Works Australia, SG Chin a ~, __, ... d HOITSE OF COAINIONS - MI IS EVENING.) nervous d I.*Ft •• e . pth, 1851 . - Eighteen years' race-course, camp, anCI perspective glasses, with wonderful h been installed from the 50 • -- - 40 Brit. American Land 74 - 77 100 25 Colonial .......... , I ...... - - ... 17 ~0 eii y, violent palpitation of the h .1 and those tradesmen who aye eart, throb- power ;an object can be clearly seen from 10 to 12 mi es . • or gof the temples, v . 1 t r • • h • trade The a t f gen or 5 1 Brit. & Coln. Smeltg. 100 20 Commercial of Lend. ... - .. The SPEAKER took the chair at 4 o'clock. shortness of breath io en pains in the loft side and back, distant. Newly-invented Spectacles ; immediately thee first are carrying on a flouns ing • sold and Reduction Co.. ... -- ... 20 12 English Scottish and . ( . PRIVATE BLTSINESS. cra mp; spasuu, fia • t e u e i nghs, numbipss of the extremities are Placed before extremely imperfect 1 ision, every the sale of French muslin dresses _ 700 in the Australian - The Lords' Amendments to the Hull Cemetery Bill were w eakness, that Iwa eney, ret c h ing , an d suc h genera j object becomes clear and distinct ; the most ageel a de- course of his first week ; and Mr. Rimmel, the perfumer, 100 32e Canada BO - 85 85 3/ -2/ d 20 20 Lend. Chart. Bk. of 5 5 Crystal Palace 54 - 53 51 4 r n y legs ; all thes s constantly fearful of falling when on fective sight is brought to its youthful, natural, and ori- eighty pounds' worth of Iris odoriferous Compounds. The ] Australia 2ll - 22 211 1 considered and agreed to. North Barry's excell e symptoms have been rem 5 31 Do New . ent p ooddom , se . oved by Du ginal state. Deafness-Ne w Discovery-Th e Organic Vi latter paid last week 52/. rent, being the quarter of his - •.. d - tile The York, Newcastle, and Berwick, York and e 1 suit:ibl ary teilbert."-In caniste brator an extra d• rs . . , - or mary p o w er f u l, sma ll, newly-invented gross receipts, a fact pleasantly indicative both of the in- 4 2 Crystal Pal. of France ... -a. , 60 20 London and County.. 3. Midland, and Leeds Northern Railway Companies Arne t _llb., Y 2 l3 s a .% e ci l for all climates, and with full " 20 3 Eastern St 50 10 London Joint Stock.. *** - t instructions instrument, for:D . eafness, entirely different from all others, crease of his trade and of the satisfactory rate of his pro- 100 20 Londe & Westminster ::: - *** ( gamation Bill, was read a third time, after a protes super-refined 11 ; le 2113. ' 4s, Gd • ' 6 1h 11 • 25 20 E'lectritTajecaut ........ ... - .. graph(A) 18 - 19 , ~ n s . ; 2 1b., 11 •r" s. , 121 b., 225. ; to surpass anyt auag of the kind that has been, or pro- entative of the Pare 100 35 National Provincial •.• . against the measure from Mr. Digby Seymour. b The 10Ib. and 121 e, cae -. s• , elb., 225. • 101 b 33s bably ever ce.n be rod I P • fth fits. Mr. Sanders, also, the repres . is 25 all Do (B) ..• - .•• The following bills were considered and ordered to e . . T ., r du Berry-a 'a - " a ge freo , en post'ofac " ' i 1 ` ~ . P nee' • eemg 0 e same i Chocolate Company, who pays an enormous rent, Is en- 1 1 Electric Teleg of Ir of England read a third time :-British Guarantee Association (No. 2) , , d''. . i Te ar t y lui Ma . sori, D.T i' d CCo., 77, Regent-street, L e "lode" co our as tle skin, IR not perceptible ;it enables deaf ti 1 tisfied ith his baroain, and his assistants at the 15 14 Gen St a N . • * *** - - 20 10 Do. New .•• ---- ... North Metropolitan Railway ; Paisley Waterworks (No. 2) , -_- 7. 1 .' 1 o ' also at 68, CO.; vrveyors to her Majostoncl'll; r: m rso i s ee to t _heaee distinctly at . church and at public as re•Y sa i 1 I w h dl ' ble to supply the public de- 20 18 General e Zew a S vigat* - - - 13 50 221 National of Ireland *.• - • • n ill; 60 , ;. he unpleasant sensatpn of singing noises in the various sa . s are ar y a teare ... - ... I Potteries, Bicidulph, and Con,gleton Railway ; Rhymney c"" leer ' n 1 451, S , rand, 63 Gracechurch-Y' IG. . Street ; ears is entirely removed ; and it affords all tho asilstalice maud for his chocolate. The stall for Irish bog oak orna- 20 7e Irish Beetroot Sugar _ - ... 20 all New South Wales._ ::: -- * - 2 • Itailwey ; Weet Londoa and Crystal Palace Railway ; --- '.' ll( .• ..4 ' Ch • l aud 150, Oaten).- 3 Charing•closa • • cansu e• stre e t ; 55 , that possibly could he desired. -39, Albemarle-street, Pic- meats has been twice exhausted, and various other Lou- 20 10 Magdalena St. Navig. ... - ... 25 all Oriental Bank of Westminster Tele:Mutts Railway. sre ' 1 all Nat. Pat. S a uel - ••• te m F ... Corporation 474 - 484 48 71 LEEDS, Jan. 23. -The woollen trade contin ; cadilly. Obscerye, opposite the York:Hotel. tiques announce an equal amount of pro [ ray. Some 25 5 Do. New PETITIONS. ues .n a [A.DVERTISKIIIINT -Hallo va 'O . 10 3 Netherlards Land j- ry s intment and Pills say that the effect of the opening of this new mart will e ' •••• i- 14 ~ steldy and satisfactory condition. In middle and b ' • • z IN.S. W. Coal di Inter. 100 25 Provincial of Ireland ..: - ... ( Petitions were presented by Mr. V. SCULLY from Kan- ' etter the most efhcedious remedies for ut eous d's • can i eases .- be to make Regent-street a desert, while others contend 10 all D - ••• lurk, in favou r of the Servants' Com ensatio ' n Bill •by qualities of cloths and plain colours there has been f E * •- Steam Navigat. Co. ... - ... o. New e lff n i e t rn a Jo nes , o f L ongs i g ht, near Manchester was that it will serve merely as a convenient depot for coun• .• - •.• Mr. W. PATTEN', si,gned by a very ') large number of some time past an active demand, while low good 7 1 all N. B. Australasian... i - 11 5 1 Royal Australn.Bkg. d cted for t wo y ears wi th t en w oun ds in the left try visitors. However that may be, the fact is that the clergymen of different denominations, in favour of closing such as cotton warps, have been very bad sale ex'• L• 1 4 Do. New & Gold Imp C 0.... ... - ... public-houses on Sundays ;byMr V. SMITH from Kee- t t educed prices. The stock of cloth in th cep a r . .t. . least, which p revented liar obt a ining rest either night exhibitors' department is assuming quite a busy appear- 20 10 or day despite. Nrth ofEuropeSteam .: -- •.:: 25 all *South Australia 46 -48 461 , of th e o p era ti ons th a t we r e performed ance e and dividee with the refreshment rooms by far the 5 all Peel llr. Ld. & Minrl. ** 4cl - par 25 all Unites of Australia.. 70 -72 71 704 tering, in favor of admitting Dissenters to the ' universit'es markets is wi tun a very moderate compass e , and upon her her h l and one from NorthamPton in favour of the aboliti n 1 i firm ' and without any change. complete; ea th dwindled away, and she became largest portion of the company. During the last two 50 all Peninsular& Oriental ... - ••• 5 7 8 7 ... 2s Do. New B-10 8i I prices are very , church rates; by Mr. MITCHELL, from Brid rt a n al 'l t ant out with suff (F i ngs ;at this stage a days Mr. Deane reports an additior of 1000/. to the an- 50 35 Do. 50 10 - Union of London.. 274 the new Police Bill, and ono in favour of ersi ' gblnisc- The trade in the wa e rel - ouses has under , one no change. friend recyOnew ''' o ' • mended her to try H o ll owa y' s Pills and nual rental. The numbers on Saturday were- 2 all Portland Iron Co i iP 'eaaa.... - a.,......aa................... , . ne princi all 0 n houses on Sundays ;by er r , 0 . G , - e gg IT A fair steady business continues to be d , py i tment, w hich in the s f h th 2,383 LOO 60 Royal Mail Steam - ... 50 • INDEPENDENCE OF POLAND.-The great interest felt / ORE, irolll vr rocA.war- pace o t ree mon s coin- Admission at the doors for the home market. The shipping houses are mostly pletely hea' d 1 all ecot. Austral. Invest. si - 21 21 • dine, Salop, for closing beer sho on Sunda s • ie the wounds and left her in the en•o Admission by season tickets 5,156 on this subject is shown by the fact that a petition from by_ Mr. C. BAILLIE, from Moumouthr ag • tth y ' quiet, but ere long it is expected the Canadian trade mem of n a b ust h , J y eatth much to the satisfaction of who -- 25 25 South Austral. Land 38 - 40 Leicester, presented to the House of Commons on Thurs: 1 Police Bill ; by the C HAN CELLOR of the Excli sa E ns tTEß O f new . will commence, .as several buyers from that colony are knew her,_Sold b ' y all druggists, and at Professor Rol- 1 7,539 1 all Submar. Telegraph.. 4 - li . day night by Sir Joshua Walmsley, was signed in that Ballot College,. against the clam), introd d 1? ' rom uce y the hcn. at presehe in this cOtintry. lo wa ' •. . , , • ~ _ YBi lasta,bwi lmult 244, -, . ; trand, London. 4 No of season tickets sold to this date .. , 20,220 1 all Do. Registered i iIA Tan mama pand 121 -4 1 - 14 1 town by no less than 3,900 persons, including utOet Of i __ _ . _ 9 19 1 9 4 1 4 People there. 0 SPORTING INTELT,IGENVE. CARLISLE MEETING—To-Monnow. The SPECULATION PLATE of 30'sovs., added to a sweep stakes of 5 sovs. each, 3 ft ; three year olds 7st 101 b, four I , st, five 9st 71b, six and aged 9st 101 b ; mares and 'el d• ings allowed 31b ; th e w i nner to be sold by auction, &C for 200 SOYA. ; if entered for 100 sovs. allowed 51b, 120 Sib, 100 101 b, 80 111 b, 50 201 b, 25 281 b, but if not sold to pay 5 sovs. towards expenses; once round anti a dis- tance. To close and name on Monday evening between six and eight o'clock.' The CUMBERLAND PLATE of 100 sous., added to a h a ndicap of 10 sovs. e ac h, h ft , an d 3 on l y i f declared ; the soon ( to save his s t a k e , an d th e w i nner to pay 10 sovs. to' wards expenses; a winner of a handicap subsequent W, the declaratio n o f we i g ht s o f 1 00 soya, or upwards 61b, of two of that val ue 91b ex t ra ; t h e w i nner of the 13 Northam, berland Plate 91b, an d t h e second 4:b extra ; twice roun d and a distance ; 33 subs, 14 of whom declared. Ago st lb I A ge st lb 4 7 5 Hobby Horse (incl 4 7 2; 61b ext ra ) a 7 0, La Belle hb. -G " 6 7 0' Axwell a 7 0 Waterfall 470 ; El Dorado , 3 5.10 5 6 10 Syva gee 3 5 10 6 4 6 101Aribbas 5G 8 Communist 4 6 7 i Claret 3 5 Audubon Jacqueline Haricot Little Fawn Cariboo Eulogist Morning Star Charley Cleveland Itch The TRADESMEN'S PLATE of 40 sows added to a handicap of 5 sows each, 3 ft. ; second to save his stake ; one mile and a half. The CARLISLE STAKES of 3 sovs each, p.p., with 15 adde d ' for horses bona fide the property of gentlemen residing in Cumberland, Westmoreland, Lancashire, and D O2. friesshire, and to have been in their possession three months previous t o th e d ay o f runn i ng ; three - yr -olds Oct 121 b, four li s t 21b, fi ve li st 1 11 b, six and age d 125 t 31b ; half bred h orses a ll owe d 71b ; the w i nner of sq. previous race of th e amoun t o f 20 sovs 71 b , of two o f that value 101 b extra; gentlemen riders; professional jockeY s 71b extra ; one mile and a half. To close and name op Monday evening between 6 and eight o'clock. WEDNESDAY. if The LOTTERY HA NDICAP o f 10 sovs. eac h , h ft, only - 3 declared, &c., with 40 added ; second to save his stake a winner of a handicap subsequent to the declaration °I weights of 20U sovs. or upwards 41b, of two of that value 91b, the winner of the Northumberland Plate 9 1 b , and the second 41b extra; one mile and a quarter; 19 subs, 6 of whom declared. Age st lb 4 7 12 4 7 7 7 41 , 4 7 4 4 7 4! 5 7 3 5 7 2 Audubon Eulogist Cariboo The General Guicowar Morning Star . Ammonia Age st l b , Cassio 4 61' Hobby H orse 4 6 12 Patience 4 6 10 , La Belle (h b) nEI Dorado 3 6 Tommy The COMMERCIAL TRIV ELLERS ' S TAKES of 5 sous. eacb r 3 ft, with 20 added ; three-yr-olds 3st, four 9st 31b, fi ve 9st 101 b, six and age d 9 s t 121 b; mares and geldi n g allowed 31b ; the wi nner t o b e so ld b y auct i on f o r sovs ; if entered to be sold for 1.50 soya. allowed 51b, 100 81b, 80 141 b, 50 201 b, 30 241 b, the winner to pay 3 solo to the fund if not sold ; once roun d and a distance . T.° close and name on T ues d ay even i ng b etween s i x an eight o'clock. A HANDICAP of 3 sous. each, with 40 added for beat'e! horses. To name on Tuesday, at or before nine o'clock in the evening, the weights to be declared the following morning. BIBURY CLUB MEETING—WEDNESDAY. A added by BIBURY STAKES of 10 so vs eac h, h ft , w ith 5 0 d by the club ; the s econ d t o save hi s sta k e ; one m ile an d a half; 19 subs. Age -st lb Age st lb Ethelwolf Garforth - a 11 11. Waterfall Pood!e 5 11 11 Cock Pheasant ... 4 10 9 „ Pantomime 4 11 9 G eorgy 4 10 7g Montague b m by Venisori— Kaffir Wedding Day... 5 11 0 Hermitage Charley St. Faith 4 10 13 Stonehenge 3 9 Nutpecker The CHAMPAGNE STAKES o f 10 sovs each, w i t h 50 a dded' for two-yr-olds ; colts Bst 101 b, fillies Bst 71Is ; the vi!. n . ner of any two-yr-old st a k es amount i ng to 100 so vs !ii . eluding the winner's o wn s t a k es 41b f or every suc h vil: ning • the winner to give three dozen of champagne I ° 9 the club; the last three qu ar t ers o f th e N ew Mile ; subs. Pantheon f by Verulam— Lambs' Wool Le Fripon R ev i va l c by Joe L0ve11.... Lady Alicia Redemption (41b) Buzz cby Sir T. Sykes William the Third Katie Stewart —Damson Whirl c Hornpipe Orlando Twitter S auce b ox Paradigm V a l en ti n i an Wild Dayr ell (P ; Oulston (41b ex) C on t en ti on rlando ; _ . A SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sovs each, h ft, for three year W e i colts Bst 71b, filli es B s t 31b ; th ose b y s t a lli ons o r out lb. mares that never bred a w i nner a ll owe d 31b, both 5 New Mile. 7 subs. Sir J. B. Mill's br fby The Mr. S. Herbert's b f by Bay Hero out of Gia n t ess (51b) Middl eton.out o f Missr"° t b y Mr. C. Dorrien's b f E m p ress , M r. W . E twa ll' s .. Catherine (31b) I Robert de Gorham out ° Mr. C. Dorrien's ch f Game Soldier's Joy • . Pullet (51b) ' M r. W . E twal l' s b f by Thi s Mr. S. Herbert's b e Autocrat tlewhipper dam by Defen ° The ANDOVER STAKES (H an di cap ) o f 5 sovs eac h, with„, 5a added by the club ; th ree year o ld s and upwar d s . ....r. Milo. 15 subs. Th e h orses t o b e named to Mr. w therby, at Andover, before dinner on Tuesday. ,A PLATE of 50 sovs; two year olds ist, three 9st ; o°6 and geldings allowed 31b ; winners of a sweepstake; value 100 sous including the winner's own stake slbi ° i d two or more such stakes Sib extra ; the winner to be by auction, &c., for 300 sovs if demanded ; if entered t° be sold for 250 sous allowed 51b, 200 81b, 150 121 b, I°° 161 b, 50 211 b. T.Y.C. To enter before dinner on Tiles' day. A PLATE of 50 sovs ; three year olds list 71b, four 1 24 91b, five 13st 31b, s i x an d age d 1 3st 61 b ; th© winner to be sold by auction, &cif entered to , for 300 sovs ; e sold for 200 sovs a ll owe d 71b, 150 1016,100 141 b, 5 0 211 b; a mile and a half. To enter before dinner on Tuesday RES FOR 1854. rE. Ludlow ...... 98 Stockbridge ... ••° Winchester .. ... ... ... ........ 30 LY. Stourhridge ............... 17 Stamford ............ 18 Newton ..................... 9 18 Knutsford ............. Nottingham .............24 Great Grim5by..........:. Goodwood ................ . 25 Radcliffe ................ 31 Deritend Pool ........... 31 Rip0n........................ 31 Ust. . Egham ......... ......... 15 Folkestone, Hythe, a n d 1 7 Sandgate ............... .......... 2243 York Hereford ................. ng Eccles Chelmsford ............ •............... Derby .e Plymouth Lincoln .................. .. .. . .31 7s. RACING FIXT JU. Carlisle 26 Beverley, Hull, and East Riding 2B Bibury 2B 1 JU Newmarket Worcester 4 Barnstaple 6 Lancaster 6 Odiham 7 Harrogate 19 Mansfield ll Liverpool l2 Abingdon l3 Ipswich ' 13 AU( Brighton Airdrie Durham 3 Brighton Club 4 Ripon 7 Yarmouth 8 North Staffordshire 8 Reading Lewes lO Wolverhampton l4 COUNTRY MARK. HADDINGON CORN MARKET—Java 23. . s WHEAT. I BARLEY I OATS. 1 BEA N ; First B 3s Od cs Od :49 s Od 533 1 Second. 73s 7d I 36s 8d 1 36s Cd I 505 1, od Third Total qua n tit y o f w h eat in market, 358 qrs., 28 ,, ' n- ,1 ~ barley „ 170 qrs., l'''' sold oats PP 431 qrs., 3 1 3 ic ' i d beans PP 53 qrs., 42 so, PO ~ PP PP ABERDEEN—JurNn 23. The prices of grain to-day are—Oats, 31s 64 to 323 Od: 401bs poi bushel; new oats, 00s 04 to 00s 04 401bs P e bushel; here, 33s 04. to 34s 04, 531bs per bushel; bon 33s Od to 34a Od, 531bs per bushel ; wheat, red, 60s Of 1 „ A - WIP 65s 04, 621bs per bushel ; wheat, white, 70s Od to 740 621bs per bushel • oatmeal, 24s Od te 26s 04 per bulb, flour, 57s Od to 59s' 04 per sack. Provisions—Beef, Per od 6d to 94; mutton, ditto, 64 to 8d ; veal, ditto, 64 to C ‘ , 7 ,3 ; pork, per lb, Os 64 to Os 81 • salmon, per lb, 2s 04 to Os o`,`; rabbits, each, 04 to Od ; per stone, 5s 94 to Os (:k; potatoes, per peck, 144 to is 4d ; butter, per lb, 844 to Op; eggs, per doz, O s 51 t o O s 74 ; hens, per pair, 3 3 ()( 6 3s 54 ; chick ens , ditto, Os 01 to 2 s 04 ; d uc k s , ditto, 2 3 9 to 3s 01 ' • ducklings, ditto, 2s 6d to Os Od ; turk e l ; each, 3s 0.1 to 4s Od ; geese, di tto, 2s 6d to 3s 0 4 buttf ; for exnortatio n ( present cure), per cwt, 74s to 0.--%s ditto (summer cured), 00s to 00s Od ; e ggs , w h o lesale pn c3 per dozen, 04 t o sid ; 41b loaf, 9d ; 21b l oa f, 44d ; po rk, fine small, Os Od to Os 00 ; pork, large, Os 04 to Os a lamb, per qr., 6s to 7s 6d ; cheese, per imperial stones 5s 6d to 7s. DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET—JUNE 22. ~ Qrs• Best. C urren t. infer 00 1 °I " i ol 346 Wheat 81 s Od 01 532 Oats 3Bs 8d OOs Od 003 v n i 178 Barley 39 s 3d OOs Od 003 111 33 Peas & bean s 59 s Od OOs Od Average of wheat, 3/. uls. 84d. BIRTHS. OF A SON. On the 22d inst., at 43, Gloucester-place, Hyde-par e gardens, the wife of D. P) Sc arag manga, Esq. On the 22d inst., at No. 10, St. James's-square, the Wil d of Charles E. Newcommen, Esq. OF A DAUGHTER. On the 23d inst., at 1, Montagu-street, Portman-squar e ' Portman-square, the wife of W. Archer, Esq. On the 22d inst., at 66, Lower Lesson-street, Dublin, the wife of Captain Hillier, Deputy Assistant Adjutant' General. MARRIED. On the 22l inst., at the Parish Church of Hove, neneatßrighton, Herr Wilhelm Kuhe, of Prague, to Je ssie '- youngest daughter of th e late Win . Morris, Esq., late of Streatham, Surrey. On the 22.1 inst., a t t h e parish church, Streath am, Surrey, the Rev. C. J . Gerrard, M.A., Queen's Co ll e ge : Cambridge, second son of the late Lieutenant - Col onel Gerrard, of the 3ladras Engineers, to Elizabeth, young est daughter of th e l ate John Knowles, Esq of Liverpool. DIED. On tile 22d in s t., a t hi s residence, Hounslow, Sau lno' Lambert, E sq , cf 256, Regent-street, aged 69. Ou the 224 inst. at his brothers, at Herne-hill, Mr' Wm. Heslop Powell' of B thl El nbridge. , EL C e ors, e LONDON : Printed and P u bli s h e d b y MURDO YO U NG n of No 112, St ran d, P r i n t er, at The Sun Of fi de, No. of Strand, in the Pre e i nc t o f th e Savoy, tilt) countY Dikidlosx, Divnday , Juno 26,1854. - -I z7fEk "Jou! in the of 3!a and ti