The Sun. — London, England, 1854-06-05 00:00:00

. . , . • - - ... . THE SUN .ILONDONz- MO-NDAY 'EVENING JUNE 5 1854 , 1 9 • , ' ' . . , ............som• - - .."......... , ........1.11.1111.11•01.......r SHARE MARKETS. 14 to 18 inches broad. We are now taking in water, is to say, until the whole of . the block of houses, TURKISH SUNDAY AT THE SWEET WATERS • LINES LEA.ZED AT FIXED RENTALS. -- • THE WAR, - OF EUROPE. ~ . , and may be ordered to embark infantry or cavalry extending from Stephenson-place to Templeestreet, . .......--..----- at an hour's notice. are swept away. We don't kuow that there is any in- _____5e55..........., (THIS DAY.)• Shr. Paid. RAILWAYS. Leasing eosins Price. Business NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. ••••.•...........• tention of doing this, but unless it is done a great por- Friday, the Sunday of the Mahomedans, is also their _____..-__ Comeau'. Saturday. this day. SHIPPINGNT ELLIGENCE. T T h h e e A se r r n a o ph sa in il a e( s l a f i r l o e LIVERPOOL, JUNE 3. Ity the arrival at Southampton on Saturday of the YEOMANRY AND MILITIA. tion of the station will be architecturally ' lost. If the day of recreation. In the morning they attend mosque. BRITISH RAILWAYS. —.— _ 50 all Bedford and :,otidon & .._..— . -.-. _ .___-_. . Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Madrid, we Colonel Bush inspected the Royal Bucks (King's Own) rallge of plaemises we hare alluded to were d e m o lished, aWe are now in full spring, or rather verging upon sera- Bletchley.... N. West. ~. - „. The Saranak, hence, has arrived at Philadelphia. . ye , -• , Militia o . n Saturday, in the park of Wycombe-abbey. , magnificent site for a crescent would be afforded, and tiler. This is the season in which the Turks frequent , hr. Paid ftkILWATs. CloBlng Prices gustiness done St o 100 Buckgliamsh. L.&N.W. 93 -95 ult T . he Europa, hence, arrived at New York on the 19th The New Hampshire, hence from New York, has arri a are informed that her Majesty's steamer Vulcan arrived The regiment turned out on the occasion under the we question much whether the alteration would not the country. This is the time for their excursions to Saturday. this day. 50 all Clydesdale Jc. Jaledon... 91 -96 off George's Shoal. at Gibraltar on the 24th ult., having on board military command of its colonel, Lord Carrington, and went prove commercially profitable, irrespective altogether of enjoy the day, either on the banks of the Sweet Waters ____ . e—........ ----geseesse Bt. 100 E. Lincoln gr. n t ti tb it ; m d f ra ro e m gh L or e n g invalids bound to England. A French frigate passed through a variety of evolutions with wonderful preci. the immense improvement to what is even now the best of Asia or of Europe. The former is, however, more . . 0 per cent. •lt. Nrthn. ... - ... rted to in the autumn and the latter dr w 23d ult. lhe Straits of Gibralta r en the e9th ult. The British sion. Colonel Bush expressed in the strongest terms his part of the town. But we have less to do at present reso . , a s greater gg. gm lberdeen. - 24 ' 25 all etas. Barr. & Caldenian. arrive d 'ency which the men had attained with eventualities than with present results. If we take crowds in the present season. On Friday last the The Clemence and the Sin Nombre, hence, have dmiration of the profici 20 83 embg Nottng Bost. Neils. Direct transports Ann, No. 42, Negotiator, No. 59, with 13th a . .... - ••• at Seville. in their drill. A . large concourse of country people a glance at the building, w hi c h was commence d i n g ame . s u lt an repaired there after mosque, as also the ladies and Eastn. Ju • nct 5 - 5i 5 1 i 25 all Do. New .. Do • . -- ••• with Light Dragoons, the Blake, No. 33, with artillery, the w i tge „ e d th e review, to which the beauty of the weather ary, 1852, we find that it is in the Italian style, 312 of his harem. Many thousand caiques might be seen 50 a ll Belf as t & B a lly mena . ... - ~, 25 all Glstr.4Dn.Fr Gt. Westn .., .., The West Point, hence, has arrived at New York, Asia, and another transport, name unknown, passed the gave a , a dditional attractiveness. The Royal Bucks feet long, and consists of a centre and right and left gliding along the Golden Horn, filled with the families 131 all Binning. W o l ee rh. , 100 all Eirtlpl. Dk. & Yk. New. decks swept, &c., in a hurricane, April 17. Straits the same day. The French steamer Honfleur, militi a are to be stationed in the first instance at Weedon. wins. The centre, which projects about 20 feet from of the pachas, all bound for the same d es tin a ti on , Stour valley 8- 9 Railway & Berw. .., - ... nd four stories in hei ht the Sweet Waters of Euro e and filled with the '1 31 28 Birkenhd. Lancsh. 4 50 all Hull & Selby Y. &NMd 102 - 104 with damage, her cargo having broken adrift in * b urr "bound to T ang i er s and Cadiz, was wreckednear Cabrita The Ist West Yorkshire Yeomanry, under the corn- the wings, is 120 feet long, a . g . . p , . vei ed 13 -12 die cane, April 17. dof Lieutenant-Colonel Viscount Milton M.P., The lower story is composed of an arcade, divided beauties of the harem. It is vain to attempt to give a Cheshire Junct 25 all Do. 1 Shares. Do •5- 52 The G. A. Hopley, hence, has arrived at Charlesteei: The Richard Wright, hence, and the Ulverstone, ft° Point on the 21st ult. ; the crew and passengers were man . quire e eye o 271. all Do. Chesh. ez Birk., 124 all Do. e Shares. Do. were reviewed on the race-common at Doncaste ' r, in the by Doric pilasters into ten arches, and deriving richness description of this scene. It would re • th f • £5O and 225 Cons. 15 - 17 Hull, have arrived at Boston. all saved and landed at Gibraltar. The British transport 14 all Lon.& Greenw S. Eastern 123 - 133 h ult., , presence of numerous spectators, on Saturday morning, of effect from each pilaster being flanked by piers of an artist to deservedly appreciate its peculiar features. 22 18/ Do. Z2O .. .... 8- 7 d 20 all Do. Preference Do 22e - 233 . The Ottowa, hence, arrived at Portland on the 19 t sot ' h f o e r r n N f a e p r l e t s h o i n e t p h e e r t 2l e s Harbinger, with the 13th Dragoons, the Gertruete, by Major G. A. F. Sullivan, of the 2d Royal N o rth rusticated masonry. This story is built entirely of Der- The scene of the Sweet Waters of Europe l as t F r id a y 20 100 r_eowestoft gr. bound for Quebec, but unable to reach the St. Law° with the Ist Dragoon Guards, the Culloden, two British Dragoons. The regiment went through between byshire stone. The wings are only three stories high, reminded one of the Arabian Nights, and o f th e brilliant 25 30 illsel & Tyne original .£25 (isscl. at £45) ••• - ••• 4 per cent. Norfolk .., ... on account of the ice. .“74.1, ulte other transports, and a frigate, passed the Straits a 20 and . 30 inn - vements ver y c r editably, and were highly an . d are, of course less ornamented than the centre. The descriptions of the East only to be met in the poems of St 100 Bristol end Exeter... 9 „.4. 3 : 9 , 5 , 20 LOCI Do. 6 per et. ••• - ••• The Devon, hence, arrived at Halifax on the J. -- ,,,, for complimentea bY the reviewing officer eeho expressed wing nearest King Edward's School, part of the centre, Moore or Byron. The waters of Europe were sweet St . . 1.00 Caledonian .. °I °° 583 9 6i all Slanch. Bxtn. L.&N.W. with Captain Sadler and the crew of the Broom, he' 2- Gibraltar on the 21st and 22d ult. The Cornwall his hop that everY man in the corps Would endeavour and the top story of the other wing, are devoted to indeed last Friday. Many thousand sweet creatures 50 all 'Mester & Holyhead. 144 - 154 and Matlock & Midld. 2i - 21 Halifax, abandoned at sea. transport, in tow of the Earl of Lonsdale steamer, left to improve his efficiency, so es to be avireeble for per- the purposes of an hotel, " The Queen's," as it is to were there, spread about the green meadows in groups 50 all Cork and Bandon... 9 11 50 all Iliddlesbro' & Stektun & The Hope, reported as burnt in Mobile Bay, is the ID? Gibraltar on the 22d. The screw-steamer Livorno ar- manent duty if called upon. be named. The entrance is by the porch fronting of four and five, with little children and young girls in 20 all Cork, Black, & Pass. ... - ... Redear . Darlingt. ... - ... Goodwin, reported on the 28th ult. , i dOCIC , rived on the 20th, in six days from Liverpool. The Previous to the disbandment of the Royal Doiset New-street. Suppese we enter, and have a peep at theirbrilliant oriental costumes. The way was blocked up 20 14 Comwall ••• ".. ... In( all Midld.Bra.dfd Alidland.. 89 - 91 90 The Reindeer, for Guatemala, has returned i.ni dbf wit T h h, c 3 u N t e w i a v t w er d o zas h , ,e e d n , c :sc heas ha a :g eci be a e t nN:yfoourk, ,initt . 10 45 3 Cried' junction ••• - ... 50 all Northern and 'screw steamer Genova, w hi c h arrived at Gibraltar Regiment of Militia, the men were i ns p e ce 2 e by Lieut.- the arrangement which Mr. Scott, the proprietor bYcarriltg • es fullof Turkish ladies, and the r i eer lit era ll yso of Carlisle), has maie for the accommodation full of caigue! that you cohld not pass. The fair natives Dublinezßelfasteme. 42 -44 Easternsp.c. E. Count. 55 -58 I the mud-flats in the river. 25 all DundeePerth&Aber- 50 se Do. 6 per et. Do The Enterprise the America, the General from Marseilles on the 22d, had spoken the transpcn t Colonel Hanstord, of the Rifle Brigade. The inspcetion (lately and regalement of the thousands who reach the place of far Armenia and Georgia were there spread about on 7• - 8 tash took . plaae on Poundberry-bill near Dorchester and deen Junction 5O all Do. Fixeds pv Do fore and migen masts sprung, and loss of sails, (tee No. 58, 15 miles east of Gibraltar. The Bei was witneseed by a large nu - mber i of the aa istecrac ' y of iu a day. There is a handsome staircase before you, the grass, whilst black - eunuchs on white Arabians e 5 all Do. New ••• ---- ••• , hurricane, April 17. on, transport Pedestrian, with the Ist Dragoon Guards leading up te an elegaut corridor, from which chambers whirled about with jealous eyes, watching over the pro- 25 all East Anglian._ - •*" -eir shine the county. The inspect - Mg-officer eldressed the men &lin& - xd the . on board, passed through the Straits on the 23d ult. in very encouragine and caraphmentry terms at the eir masters Th rls open out on one side and private rooms on.the other. perty of th • e -ureish veil (the Yashmak) 18 all Do., (218 E & II)._ ••• - ... 16 123 12 Do. 3 Sbares. Do ••• ... - xd lotto , the Hartford, the J. A. Westervelt, the The p geoni o The be.l-rooms look tewards the station, the sitting- hides the greater part of the face from view, but these 20 all Eastern Counties. .... 12 3 -- 12 4 12e if By letters from Gibraltar we are informed of a report cloee of the review. St. all Eastern Union, A St. !DO Roystio&Hit.-GtNorthia e „ _ ... Liverpool, the Empire the Isaac Wright, the LII O I he se rooms towards New-street. A glance is sufficient to fah• Orientals have of late years changed the texture of St. 100 Do.Shepth.S. Do ..... .., _ ... son, the Continent, and the Silas Greenman, hen ce ' current at that station that a number of Russian mer- The muster-roll of the Royal South Lincalnshire show that much taste and money have been expended this covering, so that you can well distinguish the finely Stock - “O 25 18i; Shef.ltoth.anc;Lancash& arrived at New York. chant vessels were sold the other day in the Tagus, and Militia is now increased to rather more than 800 strohg. rosy gas beneath rt. What beauty Goole g. 5 p.c. Yorksh. . . ..... ... JUNE 4. The reeiment which is drillcd at Grantham is acquirene upon the fitting up, which has been done entirely by local chiselled nose, and i• • - St. 100 De., B. Stock - ... - ... 25 83 Do., New Ae ..... ... ••• - ••• ' ' tradeemen, the furniture being by Messrs. Manton and was not there assembled!. I had never seen such an 12 9e S. Sta.ifordsh. M.MClean .2} - lid 74 8 p.m.-Wind E. ; fresh breeze and very fine. s ore their crews (about 100 men) despatched in Dutch bot -60 - 62 St. 100 East Lanca.s,ire 62 Arrived.-The Canada, from Boston-the re s f eee e ereat p - roficiencv in military tactics. toms to reinforce the crews of the Russian men-of-war e • . - . •• • b ''d b th Wesley, Taylor, Mr. Bishop, and Mr. Harris. The upper assemblage of Turkish ladies before, or rather f •50 all - Wear Valleygr Stockt. & The Leicestershire Militia lies ean joine y e ° St. 100 Edinburgb .:iGlasgow 57 -L9 6 per cent... Darlingt .., .... e. from Monte Video • the Nehomeunia, from Aielste'j ee cona on the China station. colonel, his Grace the Duke of Rutlend. Ten days' first ladies belongin to Turk story is a counterpart of the first. On the g _ s, and had often thought 10 54 Edinb. and Peehles - 29e Sailed.-The Pelican, for Rotterdam; the White 'Toole floor are twenty-one chambers, with bath-room, and the accounts and descriptions of Oriental beauty St. 100 Edin.Prth The Locust, 3, steam-vessel, Lieutenant Commander trainino has wondetinlly improved the appeaience of &Dundee 24 - 25 ggi St• 100 Wilts&SomrsteetWestn 90 -- 92 and the William, for New York ; the New City e• , p unti e° Day, arrived at Spithead on Friday night from Monte- the regiment, and the corps b:ds fair to equal any other d. The are five sitting-room 3 ; on the second, twenty-seven cham- exaggerate n _ re _ y not. If there was one, there 10 1 Forth & Clyde June. •-•- ••• hers and four sitting rooms ; and on the third floor, were ahu d d young women there of the highest St. 10C) ellasgow&S. Western 58 62 • - for Quebec • the Holyoke, for St. John's, New B eeo rlu l ee ° , the 'video, whence she sailed on the 22d of March. She has body of militia in the countly• It is but justice aloe to PREFERENCE SHARES. no news. She spoke at sea, in lat. 27.46 N , lon th t th tth • d 1 h et •s the eueject g. a men o say a eir or er y o arae er i ut wit eighteen chambers. Altogether there are 68 bed-rooms, class of hea y, h the straight Grecian nose, and that St. 100 Great Northern Stk. 89 90 90 k 70 72 Isa.bella, for Buenos Ayres ; the Kelsie "*oodo l' 2r , 21.25 W, the ship Marseilles, from Liverpool. • of general praise. Descending the stairs again, on the right is an erection, clear, soft, dir , almond-shaped eye. What eyes, and St. 100 Do., A. Stock St. 100 'Aberdeen ••• --- ••• an adjunct of the main building, which is devoted to the also what looks ! They seemed very happy- seated in St. 100 Do., B. Stock 123 - 124 124 I St. 1.00 Do. No. 2, p. c. diac. • e 0 The Vu'lc-an screw troop-ship, Commander Von Donop, purposes of a coffee-room• It is a large and handsome little groups, pie -nicking. They had all brought their St. 100 Gt. Sth.&West.are.) ••• - ••• 25 30 Blyth and Tyne lOper Off the Port.-The Westmoreland, the Bullies* arrived at Spithead on Saturday, and steamed into Ports- St: 100 Great Western 764 764 763 7 c. pref. (issd.atsoo ... - ... the Hornet. month harbour, frona Malta, which place she left on the CAPTAIN HALL OF THE BECLA. apartment, prettily decorated, with e balcony at one end dinners with them, and sweetmeats, which they were 12 1.2 Irish South-Easteru •• - ..• St. 100 'Bris. & Ex. 4p. c. St. ... - ~, . intended for an orchestra. There is also a snug smoke- enjoying, listening to the most discordant humdrum 16th ult. The Apollo troopship was then loadir with .----4 0 ............. 50 all Lancaster & Carlisli 86 - 88 88i 20 5 Do. 4e. c. Shares... ... - ... VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. , loet providions for the fleet in the Black Sea g CaPtein William Henry Hall, the hero o f th e &te e i ng room , i n the medimvai stgie, which, when finished, wiii T ur ki s h music, which was . being performed by parties leve Ile Do Thi d . The Vulcan •, r a St. lOu Calecionian 210 9l -96 The Emanuel Boutcher, May 2, in lat. 21 lee ' sailed from Gibraltar on the 24th ult. Her • • tt • t dit • on at Eeknese, is a thorough repre. look remarkably eoseys %h ie et h er port i ons of the h ote l of four or five men with a 'species of guitar, not unfre- 163 2 Do. New Thirds ...... 10 -12 P 15 all Chester & Holyhead 35 W. acting.assuo cu ing-ou expe 1 , tant-surgeon, Of r , g ames g hege had j o i ne d t h e A po ll sentative and embodiment of a class of seamen not to be are devoted to domestic purposes.. .But as we have no quently accompanied by a guttural channt, the only St. 100 Lancash.audYorksh 6 1 63 634 21 • Guar. 53 per cent, ." - ... The Lolland, 7th, in lat. 29N., ,35 W. , intention to procrastinate a stay in the kitch en or l o it er excuse the Turks 'have for singing. Picture to your- 193 I.Bs Do., Fifths • 7 - 71 d . , vice Squire, sent to hos 'lel Il ' a a bioken / C • 1 o 'l found ort of Britain and by which all our battles were 64 6.• Cork &Bandons4p.c. ... - ... The Exchange, May 22, in lat. 46 N I 26 Vi r ' , i ~ ong. Victor, Royal Enein PI wi eg. o one _ _ . , th ' t t It is not a little e eers Lieutenant Tibbitts 6°cl Re- fouent and won m eas grca war. in the well-stocked cellaes at the present moment, we self these thousand damsels spread about the green, 14 114 11 ).; Wst. Riding ten. ••• - •• • 50 all Leeds Northern ...... 1 . 3 3. - 14 131 64 all Dundee Perth &Aber- The Sea Lark, same day. ens eo giment, and Lieuten ' ' - •' 1 1 ` h . • b-• th Belt' where his shall leave the hotel, merely throwing out a hint for the in blue, pink, purple, orange, scarlet, green, and yel ant Boyd, Royal Merinos have singu.ar tea. is serreces egen in e e .c, 20 all Liv Crsb &Soutlipt ••• - •• deen Junction - ... The Barbara and Transport No. 70, both outward '••• age he w „ a m id. - general benefit of the public that the tariff of charges is low costumes : children in scarlet velvet, with gold ;3 all EastAnglian (23105) May 28, off Tamar. ' I 2 0 1 6 collie home passengers in the V 1 h • ' 1t 1 ' won At an early u can, toget er with naval R 3 aure_s were . • ' hW • h 1 lo cd in the very moderate, an d th a t m r , S co tt h as i n t ro d uce d some plaited through their hair, and intermixed with long • a , n on . - lle 11 Lo • d Az Y• is - 81 -83 Blacewae , 0 per cent 3 - 31 The Sultana, with loss of topgallantmasts, li lo l and military invalids. shipman in t. e a7.4-ior, neas le was emp y 10 31 Loud. Mb. &Stliend. i - 3 5 all • Do. (25) 7 per cent 33 - 4 anchor inside Sandy Hook. locks falling over their sho Id • T le . h Icl . u ers , .ur is so ters • The Harley, 3, iron steam-vessel, Lieutenant Li n d Blt •tthD ' • u bo. ts to peoteet the con- hotel reforms, for which travellers wil be specially say, e , evens e an,sa ga- a , . , St. 100 Lond.Bright&S Cst 103 - 104 ~„ , ,„„ 1031 5 71 2 Do. ece no 7 p . c. i .... i p The David Cannon, standing north, 22d. left Portsmouth on Satu ' ' ' f 5 t - ' I 18' 617 Mr. Hall thankful. rday evening for the fleet in the voys o our mem an ve.....e.5. n _ - great carts, gilt and decorated, drawn by bullocks, and son- filled with wo • St. 100 . • Loud. and N. Westu. Jul .lee. , leo4 991 1004 6i all Eastern Coanties Ex- A two-masted steamer, standing west, 30ths etal ' went out to Cnina with Leed Amheest's execiie_oa in Having once more, then, emerged into . Stephen . men , negroes on white horses, gallop- 20 12 Do. Fifths - id Baltic, for which she carries a mail. tensior, sp. c. No.l 4 - 1 The William Sorlie from ,Liverpool for Trinidel , ors with policemen mg about on ev i • Pm The Rh a d aman th us s t eam t ranspor t arr i ve d a t Ports. the Syra,. and was employed in exploring the Galf oe place, rows of big, staring glass do , . . ery sde , Turks sitting cross-legged, 10 1 D0.101.5h.,M&8...( ed- e i 6V all Do. No. 2 2l -i P Pm 5, ia lat. 24N., long. '37 W. 0 mouth yesterday morning from Woolwich with boilers Corea and the Loa Chco Islands. wh en i n th e e p ig, b e hi n d, an d fil es o f c l er k s work i ng away at a f ur i ou s smoking narghil43 and chibouks, without speaking a 123, 24 Do. Eighths 1 - e d . 10 all Do. New 6p. c. St. 13 - 133 ' • lat' The James, of Poole, outward bound, 27th, la ac . e in their pigeon holes, reveal the booking-offices, w . , ord en'o in • • • 1 y g their kief, Armenians ; Persians, in St. 100 London andS. Westn. 80 - 61 81 504 20 all Eastern Union,Scrip N., long. 18 W. for the Centaur, and the remainder of the machinery for genie in 1822, he voluntgool to conduct the boats of P 4 11f ' 1 the whole of the round floor of the centre their eeked fur that shi t t' tt k r : 1 slaver. Caet• Hall which occupy g P caps ; the Persian ambassador in his 50 423 Do., £5O . lO3 -93 i Guar. 6 per cent ... 23 - 24 The Mysore, from Cardiff, 28th, in lat. 49 N long. 0 ~ .., ~ 26, the Colossus, 80, fitting at Portsmouth. p o le a at! o. an more front Passing throu hwe find ourselves in a corridor carria ein full g costume, followed by the most extra- 40 34 Do., 240 lO - 9,1 5 all Do. 5/., 1.0 per cent. .., - - ... The Pauline, from Newcastle for Batavier, saki , The Lucifer steam-vessel, in charge of Mr. King, is one of the very few officer 3 who, having chosen that • A h h 1 - g f ' th ar ello sco b'n io ' • f ordinary looking 25 all Lndudnyez Coleraiue ... - ... Master of the St. Vincent, left Portsmouth yesterd a y line of promotion which stops at the position of master, en- t e w-o e extent 0 em v u mlat n 0 men on horseback, dressed uin Cach- 10 all 30. 101. Debentr.Sh- ... - ~, lat. 47 N., long. 10 W. ,le vice and made engineerine skill and capital becomes apparent. One mere shawls ; Circassians, in yellow oiLed 25 all faidndrry. & Eunisk. . . 7 ... St. 1100 .Cast tan cash. 6p. cts. ~, - The Geshwesters, from London for Melbourne, Few' morning for Pembroke, to rig and navigate to Ports- was made an exception to that rule of the ser . . 5t...00 Manch.Slief.& Litwin 20 - 21 204 He was matter looks down on a great etation.yard o f se e en acres , f our . (almost all the embassies were there) mi P ic ith t c h a e P s s 5 all East and West York- in lat 19 S., long. 26 W. ei . 100 mouth the newly-built sloop Swallow, for commission, commander for his distinguished services.. . and-a-half of which are covered with a gigantic roof. some hundred British offi f ;• w .e 812 s t i i Do., Mau. & Lin. Un. ... - ...d shire 4une. Pref... ... - ~, The Era, bound south, May 20, in lat. 40 e'l" The Hermes, 6, steam-sloop, Captain Fishbourne, left of the Parthian at the capture of a piratical schooner in cers o every uniform and his St. 100 Midland - 611 624 414 5 all EdinbPrth.&Dundee 11 W. ies sia Peo 1 sw rm down broad stone stairca,s hi h lead lel 1 e a, . es w c Portsmouth on Saturday for Woolwich, to be paid off. Campeachy Bay in 1824. But his most distingueshed P Ya Rigiuess the Duke of Cambridge with ' his staff, St. 100 eo.Birning.StDerby 33 -35 56 per cent. - 31 A Brazilian steamer, 29th, off Cape Finisterre, I h -- the Nemesis during to the platformt, of which there are four, the longest all mounted on superb Arabian horses, the property of 50 473 Aidld. G. West. (I re.) , ... - ... St. 100 ,Glasgow&S.Westerr S.W. Her Majesty's yacht Vio oria, and Albert, Captain the services were performed in ; I'lol :1 II be' e b tal t f - 1 • length If wf 11 the Slt • $. Hon, Joseph D enm a n , was t a k en ou t o f th e fitti ng- a sec ond visit to the Chinese waters -n ------ ew" in - a°u a - uar er ° a n ' l l eln e- • -- e - 0 --ow - - eu•-an, with purple velvet saddles r ichly em b ro id ere d 25 lei D o , H a g sh ares ••• ^ ••• • Guar. 5 per cent ... ... - ...xd A French war-steamer, off Cape Villaria, steeneli - - nt at no fewer than twenty-sevea different engaee- them, we find ourselves in front of a long series of offices in gold, and h hl • ' 1 • you ave some I ea, of the brilliant 100 all Neweast e & Carlisle. ... - ... St. 100 Great No;thu. sp. c. 114 - 116 basin on Saturday afternoon to her moorings. prese The Termagant, 24, screw-frigate, was undocked on merits, several of them very dashing affairs, and was appropyi 'Med to the use of officials with wait'n , i g rooms scene the Sweet Waters of Europe presented on St. 100 Newmarket • - ••• St. 100 Do. sp. c. Redeem., — •th of all kinds and a very noble refreshmen - named in eleven gazetted despatches, frequently wi , , t mem some Friday last. His Royal Highness walked and rode 6 4 5 . Deo Bury Extension. /d- f d at 10 p. c. prem... 107 --• 109 COUNTRY MARKETS. Saturday at Portsmouth, and is being prepared for com mission. high praise. .In these engagements he was wounded, 80 feet by 40 feet broad, elegantly furnished and fitted about a good deal, and seemed to enjoy the scene 25 17 N wptAberg. &Had. 63 - 5 0 114 10 10 Do. 4e 7). c. Scrip.... 91 - 101 4. The Minx screw steam-vessel, Lieutena.nt Commander and has a slight halt in his walk in consequence, up, and having, of course, .communication with the amazingly. Lord de Redcliffe. who is •d• d in ispose , en 7 Newry &Enniskillen 2/ - 21 10 6 I Gt.N. o7Sece..lstPret ... - .., HADDINGTON-Jureo 2. elef' 20 all Newry Warrenpoint 6, all lUt.Southn.drWestm. The supplies of all kinds of grain here smaller . t° JO Rhyves, was taken otit of Woolwich basin on Sat d Ur ay, Captain Hall is not merely a fighting officer. Thu- hotel. The various platforms lie before you, reached did not accompany him. Our officers strolled round the and Rostrevor ..... 6 - 8 I (li•eland) Eiehths)... 73 - 8 -The following are the - prices of grain at our and proceeded down the river to Greenhitbe to have her roughly devoted to his profession, he neglects no branch by staircases from a bridge which stretches across the meadows, looking at the 'Turkish beauties ; and they et. NO Norfolk . . .. 1 . - 49 20 5 )o. 4 per c. Prof. Sh. ... - xd to-day :- compasses adjusted there. To-day she will leave Green- and no grade of it. He is the inventor of iron bilge 'on Su ose we indicate t ' si ion with the' s stati . pp hei r pc,. t , ir tand fire very well I can assure you. Many a glance 50 33 Northn•Connties Un, 34 31. i 50 6 at. Westn. (Berke & 01 WMUT. BARIAY. OATS. 00 , hithe for Portsmouth, to accompany the flag-ship for the tanks, and patentee of an ingenious double anchor. Ile uses, so far as at present arrang e d. Th e first platform, was exchanged between them and the Inglis Askier, St. 100 North "British 33e ... 313 34i e Hants Ez. sp. c).. 6 - 61‘ First 7Bs 63 40s 6ci 40s oa ..,,,„z 9Le Coast of Africa station. has also devoted much attention to marine steam-power , or that nearest the booking offices, is on the left hand those smart young fellows in the red jackets ; indeed I 16 16 North Devon, No. 1. ... •.• , St. 100 Do. cov.red. 4A p.c. 95 ' - 97 Second 74s 10d 37s Bci 36s lld ev",,,, ba The Hornet, le, screw s t eam - s ioop, Commander and maY he reckoned one of the most accomplished side dev.oted to the Midland departures ;on the right to am told that one T ur kish lady presented her handker. 16 all Do., No. 2 .•• ••• St. 1.00 Do. cwt. red. 4p. c. 87 89 Third sls Od 36s Od 2911 6d s" il Frederick A. Campbell, was taken out of the Woolwich steam officers in the navy. Not long ago he submitted the Stour Valley arrivals and departures. The second chief to a handsome ensign of the 88th, but this I can- 8 all Do., i A Deferred... ... - ... St. 1.00 Do. irred. 4 p.c.... 90 -92 149e' l i Total quantity of wheat in market, 186 qrs - el basin on Friday and into dock, to be made ready for sea, to the Admiralty a ready and economical plan for saving to the South Staffordshire departures. The third to the not vouch for, as I did not see it. Several got flowers 8 8. Do., i B Guaranteed ... - ... • • 16 6 ean. & York. F. 220 Id - par .1 ~.4 50 all North London 5O -54 PP pp barley 2el qrs., lee ; ell o St. 100 Do, 6p. c. Seck ... 131 - 133 134 The Curlew, 8, screw stea,m-sloop, launched at Dept- the steamers of the royal navy from always entering London traffic. The fourth to the Liverpool, Manches- from them, I knovv, for one young gentleman very 10 SDo N 10 liel'oeirP 20 13 Leeds N. 6p. c. No.l .., .. PP pp oats ~ 498 qrs., elee gal ford on Wednesday last, was taken down to Woolwich harbour to coal, by anchoring at various safe and ter, and the north trains; and to the South Staffordshire ' naively asked, can one take flowers if they give them to 1 • ew 4 01l ls N.&S.Wstrn.,Hamp- PP pp beans 79 qrs., '''" 123 9 Do. Quarters, 1848... ..„ - ... JP on Saturday, to be fitted with her engines. Oonvenient stations floating coal tenders. Few offi- and Midland arrivals. you ? I have no doubt many a bouquet was given stead, aud City Ju. ... - . St. 100 London and Brighton Average of whoat 23 14 10 6-1 2 ° The Russian schooner Gebroeders, Victor Lindholm cers, again, are so well entitled to the designation of There are some inconveniences connected with this them. It is to be hoped none of this will end in a 20 174 North Staffordshire • .. .. 41 -43 d Di I Guaranteed sp. c ... ... - ... Ditto of Barley - 1 17 8 11 12t 0 commander, a prize to the Amphion and Cruiser, taken the sailore' friend. While out of commission, Captain Part of the arrangement, whi c h no doubt will be reme- sack and the Bosphorus. The black guardians of 20 all North Western .- 74 " Ditto of Oats St. 1100 Do. !..'s•e''., sp. c. St. ... .- ,„ 115 on the 29th of April off Riga, arrived at Sheerness on Hall devoted himself to the establishmene of sailors' died. For example, the Stour Valley passengers are the fair were all eyes I can • assure you, or rather 10 10 N. &S. Westrn. June. .:. - . Ditto of Beans •• 50 all 00. Couvertible, spe ••• the evening of the 2d inst., in charge of Mr. William homes in various parts, not Only of this country, but in Permitted egress only on one side and that in the 10. all scowls--they were on the qui vive ; but had they 10 1 Nuneaton, Hinckley, , c., 1852 Baker, Master's-Assistant of the Cruiser, Ireland ; and whenever there was a life-boat to be tried cality of Hill-street. Then, again, so far as we under- seen anything, they dared not touch an English efficer and Leicester ... - ... • - ••• St. 100 Do. New Guar.6 p. c. ::, - . DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-JuNi l Le s s i ° The Russian brigantine Najaden, of Uleaborg, Gustav he would be found activel h• • • • h y watc nag or arsisting in t e stand it, persons arriving by other trains, and wishing for smiling at a lady. I saw one of these fellows shake St. WO Oxford, Worcester e e St. 1.00 Lor.&N. W., Cov. dr e Wheat on the top to-day is 6d lip, the current l''•00 Ternber Wolverhampton - 31 Nuneaton g commander, prize to the Odin, taken on the experiment. A few months a o, we had the satisfaction to get into New-street, will not be permitted to cross an unfortunate rayah by the collar most unmercifully •.• - ••• 24th o • f April off the island of Aland, having 15 bags of of reporting the cl . g h • fh I procee nags at t e opening o t e atest the foot-bridge, but must go round by Worcester-street. beca,use he did not get out of the way quick enou h Ll ' g . e 20 2/ 2s Portsmouth St. 1.00 Scottish• Central B5 . - ... 87 50 5 Londe.) & S.Wester, Con. Thieds 2i - 3 p on the top price la down, current price 4d dew!, % r od"; lowest 8s 8d down. Barley on top ls 6cl down, tne eg et e 7 , coffee 2 hogshea , cis of sugar, and 1 hogshead of molasses, of the homes established under Ca • H 11' • ptain a s auspices If this is so considerable inconvenience w:11 result, had better not try the same trick on any Englishm - --an • St 1.00 ScottishMiciland 54 55 123 all eondonderry&Coler. price Os 9d, and the lowest Os 3d down. Peas and evi si ee as cargo, on board, arrived at Sheerness on the morning at Poplar. which we think might have been obviated by the erec- Times are changed, indeed. But a few years ago and to • - • St. 100 shrewsbury g, &Buns 58 - 62 3 Shares the top the same, current price ls down, and the I" of the 3d inst., in charge e of Mr. Dennie B. Pack, m - Ca •H ' • • • ate ptain all s devotion to, and connexion wit , t e e h te of dl3 •de •f th• - th t 1 k t T k h f't lf f ' ion a secon n e e 1 is was necooary, e one o 00 a a Ur ls woman wag 01 se an unsa e proceed- St. 100 Do. L. &N. Western ••. - ••• 1.21.• all r4ondy.&Ennis.iSh. ~,, - ... 26 down. •of , of the Odin, The Najaden left the Odin at Faro Sound na,vy is cemented by the tenderest of all ties. He mar- be devoted to passengers arriving, the other to those de- ing. And what do the Turks say to all this ? I incline Guaranteed St &Lk... 58 -62 25 all , Han. Slice, & Lin., Qrs. Best. Current. 10 1 0 On the sth of May, proceeding north, as far as ractic. lied the Honourable Miss Byng, daughter of one of his Parting. As it is, there is considerable bustle, but no to believe that they find it very disagreeable though the 10 10 Shrewsby. dr lierefd. 3 - -24., ' i Shares, NO. 1. 70s Ott ......... g . 2e 04 able, to reconnoitre. The Najaden left Elsinore P on the old commanders, the late Lord Torrington. He is, con- P l l i ract_ca_ _nconvenience We can perceive in permitting women seem to like it. They are a people of strong and 263 all Shrewsby. & Chester 10 all ao. New, 210 Be - 9 686 Oats 3BB 4d 3ss Ocl ... ...... et , , 15th assengers to get into New-street by this route. rooted prejudices. Some maintain that they have made (N. W. Min ; l5 - 17 6 4A Do. £6 1 -Id 101 Barley of May, and has had a2B days' passage. Captain sequently, brother-in-law of the present Viscount. We P 41s Otl 36s 3d ......... ele; r Thornberg is one of the members of th R I /se - • b I h ht C ta.• Hll b 11 *th t e oya autical e ieve, owever, t a ap in a egan iewi ou Notwithstanding all the hurry and noise around, be- up their mind to everythin,g and anything. That this 13e all Do. Halves,e • 7i -81 123 all " Aarypt .& Carl. 4 p.c. ... - .., 48 Peas & beans 52s Od 49s Oki ......... 4 ''' Academy at Uleaborg, and appears • • • •• fl d • d h• a very intelligent aristocratic in uence an connexions, an owes is pro- • low above, and on the bridge, one is peculiarly struck war and the arrival of the British and French have so 20 all Do. Oswestry ll - 13 12A all Do. 44 per cent ••• - ... Average of wheat, 3/. 10s 11d. young man. His steersman only is brought home in motions to hard work, a strong, clear head, and aby the magnitude of the place, difficult as it is to realise. astonished them that they are become semi-indifferent- "hro shire Union 4 -• ' 20 64 t p ... Jed 21 0.. A, B, C , ,,n D,fully 121 103 Do •.• - ..• St. 100 Mid. Consol.6 p.e.St. ... - „. ABERDEEN-Julio 2. O A ; the prize with him, and during the pessage home both thorough devotion to his profession. Looking up, one of our geeat modern iron victoties not knowing what to make of it ; and even go so far as '" "• paid up at per cent - ... per cent. St. 100 Do. Consol. Bristol & have used their utmost endea.vours to work the ship on stretches away overhead, the greatest roof-span in the to say we have lost our religion and our oountry, and do south Devou 50 all " ' -* 14 -16 Mime 6 per cent 132 - 134 The piices of grain to-day are-Oats, 338 Ocl W e l, 3 0 Pr all occasions in perfect harmony with their captors. world. Mere figures convey but a dim notion of its ex. not care about what may fellow.-Correapondent of St.. tOO South Eastern 63 63A 644 33 4 . 16i 5 Do. Pier. 43 per cent le - lid 401bs per bushel; new oats, 003 Od to 00s Od, 4 °41, dis bushel ; here, 33s 6d to 34s 6d, 531bs per bushel ;egl , The Prussian bark Frederica Louisa, Captain Gass, RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. tent, but even these may be useful. It is, then, no less, Morning Chronicle. 50 all South Wales 343 - :35 • ., 35 10 6 Norfolk Debenture .. ... -„„ from Dantsic, passed Sheerness for Chatham, laden with •- l,lOO feet long, from 118 to 212 feet wide, and 80 feet --------- -- 2O 15 8. Yrksh. dr Riv. Dun 4- 2d St. 100 Do. Pref. 4.,. c. Stocl.: m - „, 33s 6d to 31.3 Ott, 531bs per bushel • wneat, red, 69 , 1 61 0 0 . , timber and deals for the use of Her Majesty's dockyard LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN.-THE high, covering ten lines of rails, four broad. platforms, SPORTING INTELU GENCE. 20 SDo 4 - 5 St. 1.00 I Do. 6 p.c. Ext. ...... ... - ... 65s Od, 621ba per bushel ; wheat, velite, 751 Od to ' 0 1 ' on the morning of the 3d inst. THREATENED STRIKE. and a spacious carriage way. If we take it in detail, we - 4. - 2O 21 2.: Staines, Wok. &Wok ... - ... St. 100 100. 5A per ct.pr: ...... ~„ _ .., 621bs per bushel ; oaeireal, 25s ed to 26s Gd pi t lir or ilk The French brig Thalie, of St. Male, Joseph Lepes- We hear that the majority of the drivers upon the flnd that it rests solely on 45 massive lonic pilasters, TATTERSALL'S-Tins DA.T. 25 all Stockton & Darling 30 -32 St. 100 Do. Wa.v. Val. 5 es. e. ... - ... flour, 58s Od to 603 Od per seek. Pio visions-Beee li o fel! queur commander, from London, bound to Newport, southern division of the line are now heartily ashamed springing from the station wall, on the one side„and by The business ot comparing and checking the liabilities 16i Stockton (St Hartlepl. '... - ... . St. 100 North British 6cl to &I ; mutton, aitto, 6(1 to 8d : veal, ditto, 63 n ."" 0 0 .! connected with the late Epsom Meeting will take place St. 100 Tatr Va'e . • - ... •• - ••• Pat back te Sheerness on the 3d in s t., a t 6.30 p . m , of the proceedings that have taken place in reference to iron columns of a similar order on the other. There is 20 all North Staffordshire_ ..., ... pork, per lb, Os 9(1 to Os 7(1 ; splo(or, per lb. es Od i 3 0„,,"" eel having left her two bower anchors and parts of the chai • n the threatened strike. They may well be so, for the no intermediate support whatever. Thirty feet above to-day, and a large - amdunt of money will, no doubt, , i,o . 1 4 r , 0 . . p e o f sh iz es. l .. _ ... St. 100 Oxford, Worcester, St rabbits, each, 0(1 to Od ; ta,Pow, per stone, 5s 9(1 to "'lei; potatoes, per peck, Od th is Od ; butter, per lb, I.od te - l° cables in the Prince's Channel that mornine during a conduct of the men who took part in it is both unjusti- the platform the spring of the roof begins. The roof change hands. To-morrow is, however, the General t 25 21 "IlL..ue ' s .daveti L;OC • 1.• -.- •• _ Wolverh.Xls,6p.c. 93 -HO 100 , e.. 1 e . Settling Day. We mention this fact, because many 15 15 Do eggs, per doz, Os 5d to Os 7,1; hens, ror pair, 3s 0 r heavy gale of wind from the north-east. On the arrival fiable and dishonest. Opposed, as they declared them- itself consists ot thirty-six principals or arches of iron, and Railway 3 - 33 •. - ••• 83 all Scot. Cent. , New Pref ... - ... 35 6(1; chickens, ditto, 2s 6(1 to Cs Od ; ducks, (lilt°, ee l s* • of the Thalie an application was made by the Vice- selves to be, to the permissive system of working their strongly framed togetber. Tbe rib is curved in the seg- persons have hitherto received on the Monday, and been 20 17 Vale of Neath lB el 19 183 8 all ihrews. &Birm.N.G. 9 1 -10 '• to 3s 01 ; ducklings, (1' tto, 2s 60. to Os cid ; OP: 3 Y Consul of Sardinia at Sheerness, Mr. lViliiam Edg- engines by contract-a system which the locomotive merit of a circle, and each end rests upon a Par, but found wa • nting on the Tuesday. 20 all Watered. & Kilkenny 4 - 5 10 all Shrewsby. & Chester 2 each, 33 6;1 to 43 Od ; geese, diteo, 2s 6d to 3s Oa 0'0; combe, to the Captain Superintendent of her Majesty's superintendent absolutely introduced at tbe desire of between the rib and the pillar an ingenious system of —. 50 all Waterford&Limeriek 20 22 (Nor.W.Min), 8 p.c. 153 - 163 for exportation (pieseet calm), per cwt, 803 ta O r iel dockyard to be permitted to have two anchors and parts many of the old drivers themselves-a considerable rollers is introduced, so as to allow of either expansion or RACING FIXTURES FOR 1854. 20 16 West Cornwall ••• - ... 10 10 Do. 5 per cent 93 -10 ditto (summer clued), 00s to 00s Od • eggs, wholesale Us • ... 1 West End of London per dozen, 51(1 to Cd ; 411.• loaf, lud'; 21b loaf', 5d ; reef of chain cables from her Majesty's stores. The applica- number of the men, after a notice had been. placed in contraction by atmospheric changes. The immense struc- JUNE. 25 all South .Devon ll -13 anc. Crystal Palace.. ... -.. • 10 Do. axed, 4,i'per cent id - e fine small, 03 Od to C 3 Od ; pork, large, Os Od t° (3 :09e tion was promptly complied with. the various engine -houses, that it was never intended to ture, it is estimated, may contract or expand to the extent Halifax - 15/ I lamb, per qr., 6s to 7s 6d ; cheese, per imperial 1.0 6 all 8". Easteru trtoacline The following appointments have been made :- compel any one to work under the system, met to. of three quarters of an inch. Each of these principals Redditch - e , 5s 6d to is. P aYmastere•-John Mallard (b) (1848) f rom th e gether, imported a new element-that of wages- weighs about 25 tons. They are placed at intervals of . dis Ann.) or Xi Oo 601": 224 - 231 Manchester Britomart, 8, sloop, on the West Coast of Africa sta. into the di s p u t e , and declared that unless an in- 24 feet from each other, and each is composed of five Leuham 7 Beverley, Hull, and East 25 20 Do. Extensions ' 8 7Ad 121 20 all -3.Yorksh.4p.c.Guar. 15 -20 DUBLIN-3*mm 3. li tion, to be Additional Paymaster to the Tortoise, 12, crease of pay were at once promised, they would distinct pieces, riveted together. These ponderous metal - peepine Town .7 Riding 2B 25 13e . Do. CON.E. Pm.chase 5 -43 d 83 25 all Stockton and Dar- Prices :-White wheat, 43s Oci. to 47s Od •, red, 4 ° 6 go Oi o i guardship at the Island of Ascension ; Frederick G. strike on the following morning We have reason to bars were raieed by means of a travellino stage, and it • • •- • Co eshall 7 Bibury 2B St. 100 York& N. Midi- nd • ... 50 -- 51. 501 4 lington, 4 per cent ~,, - ..„ 44s Od. Barley, 16s 6d to 22s Gd. Oats 16s Od to IOP Bulgin (1854), recently Promoted from Clerk in Char believe that this rebellious spirit was fostered by two or is a singular coincidence that the last rrb was fixed on S gg 25 5 Do. do. do. „, • .., per barrel. Oatmeal, 163 6(1 to 18s Od. 'Bakers' flou t. ' ge outhwell 8 Ludlow 28 of th e Dolphi n , 3, brigantine, on the West Coast o f three " agitators " who. took a prominent part in th e the anniversary of the day when the first pillar was set Ascot Heath 13 Stockbridge ... ........ ..28 FOREIGN. 123 all . , - e' ockton and Hartle- Od to 27s Od. Indian corn, per 4801 b., 41s to 455. Africa station to the Bntomart, vice Mallard. attempted strike overthe whole of the London and North. up. The pillars weigh 5 tons 12 cwt. each. The roof Tenbury l5 Winchester 30 10 till est July, 1856 ... - ~, Clerk in Charge Charles A. Shapcote '1851), serving Western lines in 1851. On that occasion the men on the is composed of glass and corrugated iron, the former - Newcastle-on-Tyne 2O 9 Antwerp&Rotterdarri 31 - 3 d aa clerk of the Dolphin, is reappointed t s o perform the southern division of the line wanted to strike simply bearing a proportion of three-fourths to the latter, 5 3 Belgian Eastn. June. 1 - 13 5 3 Waterfd..Weilk.6p.e. 2 - 1 d SEA BORNE MA IL S. al duties of Paymaster and Clerk of that vessel. because the locomotive committee of the northern which runs along in a broad strip on each side, and in JULY. 20 8 Beziers to Graissessa,c 31 -24 d St. 100 York,Neweastle,and ._______._..____.____ soo N s Berwick,4p.c.Pref. 88 - 9'2 9() ( igniiles that the mails are sent from the General Foot Second-Master James Roche (1854), to the Waterloo, division-a committee whose powers were, by act of par- two bands on the crown of the arches. There are in Newmarket - ...... 4 1 Stourbridge l7 20 2s. 3ombay, Baroda, ano 17 SDo - 3e by the night-and Mby the ' morning-despatch.) 120, flagship, at Sheerness. liament, totally independent of those exercised by the the roof no less than 120,000 feet of glass, the menu- 1 Worcester 4 1 Stamford 18 Central India s Scrie ,i d i p Pm 25 10 York&Natlidlanda, .......... d M,"ter • s - Assistants.-J. F. W. p a y n t er , t o th e I n . locomotive committee of the southern division-had facture of Messrs. Chance at Spon Lane. The glass Barnstaple 6 i Newton ' 18 - ••• Central of Italy - ••• WO ° . eee e. Pnrch ...... .. 1 - id la 20 all ..lharleroidtErquelir ... - ... Day when made In Frorn watt, „, , I .l l _ Bl-T Y , steam store vessel, at Woolwi c h ; wpri am H. determined that every new driversh o uid, upon his entering alone weighs 113 tons ; andthe corrugated iron sheeting Lancaster 6 1 Knutsford... - 19 COUNTRIES. In General Post- Port "e e l, 17e all Demerara ayward, to the Minx, screw steam-vessel, at Wool- the service of the northern di vision of the com 'l• pany s me, extends to 92,120 feet. The ends of the station in Odiham 7 Nottingham 2O ..• - ••• Office, London.* Dlspetcheti. ---n - - svich. 23 14 Dijon rule .:?,sa - J.. ... --.• p MINES - _ ___ ---- - r o ios . give three months' notice. This is really the fact, and so Worcester-street and Navigation-street are screened off Harrogate 16 Great Grimsby 24 20 9 Dutch Rhenish - 4 d - Ell e- Acting-Assistant S o 0 urgeon F. W. Davis, to the infatuated were the men that the question, debated for with common glass in compartments ; but a smaller Mansfield ll Goodwood 25 20 all East Indian ....... ..... lf - 2 1 all Ague Fria - 11 14 America (by United Sts. ~-„y SI A6C urge, steam-sloop, at Portsmouth. several hours on the Sundayevening, of a general strike on and subsidiary roof is now in course of construction to Liverpool 'l2 Radcliffe . 3l 20 2 Do. Exteneon t- iN 1 all Anglo Austen. Gold 4- 4 , packet) .......... el America (by U. States .......... Liverpool . • J'i"' By a general order d ted M , a ay 8, 1854, it is notified the Monday morning -was negatived hy t wo vo t e s o nly in the bridge in the last-named street, the continuation b e . Abingdon 13 Deritend Pool 3l 5 a'l Gt. Indian Peniasuks a- i p 10s. all Anglo Californian ... 3d - p ' that her Ma' packet) ..........N .. .. .. .. .. eouthampton I Jeety has been pleased to sign th e f o ll ow i ng a full meeting of the drivers, Th e men s h ou ld b ear i n ing what is known ae ridge and furrow similar to that Ipswich l3 Ripon 31 20 1.0 3d. Junct. of Fiauct. .., , 10 2 Australasian l. - f d Australia (via South commission in the Ro 1,410 4 Matthe yal Regiment of Artillery-Viz., mind the consequence of that ontra eous move- of the Hyde-park Exhibition. The bridges at Hill- 25 73 Grd. Truul- of Canada ~ - ,d 20 i 6 Australian - 3 2 ampton) .......... el May 4 .... . eouthamptoe -___,----. t I w John Harpley, gentleman, to be veterinar ment. Twenty-six of t ' ' ' " g Y he 'agitators were deservedly street and Navigatiorestreet will carry theroad obliquely STATE OF TRADE. 100 3e Do. Debentures - 7 d 1 all Australian Cordillerr - 4 Ditto (via Marseilles) NiMay 8 ... Dover .... 'di" - 1 100 all Do. eo 1 all Australian Freehole Ditto (via Cape of Ortedl ro ll surgeon by augmentation, and his commission is dated dismissed. The majority of them, unable to across the station. They are po d • d • procure em- n erous ger ers, with a ________„, a _ • - ••• RoPs) ••••• • .. - ..NlJune 4-.. • • -1, 17 .1 8 6 1 April 24, 1854„ 20 10 Gt. Central o : Feance . I - 4 p 10i 1 all Ave Maria -- I ployment, suffered, along with their families serious epan of 100 to 150 feet. The chief peculiarities of the (From the Manchester Guardian of Saturday.) Africa (West Coast)..Nll3d of the month . Plymouth .• .-- e 203 all GOWesternofCanada 1 all Baden (Gd. Duchy of, - fi 3 I Alexandria..........N 8,9, 24, &30 of m Dover .... The Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance has ap- privations, and we believe that th • 'f h f 't • d h e majority ot em Too are i s immense span an t e great rise of the curve MANCHESTER, June 2.-On Tue 1 th oay ere appeared to Shares . 183 - 193 20 50 all Blaenar von Ir. & Coe' -10 Alexandria..........M 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton pointed the undermentioned gen tl e men t o b e t em p orary have since been obliged to take service u f ' • ftht' b hh 1 • pon ()reign rail. o e le- ar, wlc a ways previously was madealmost be a tendency in the general opinion on 'Ch _. . , _ . ange to regard t ... ... Do. Bond s ast is.)'s7 ..„ - p 1 all etritish Austen. Gold .., - . Bahamas ...........M 17th of the moot) Senthamptou ~ ; assistant-surgeons in the Ordnance Medical Department ways. The present attempt is little less t h • t 1 klth h • • ou rageous than onzon a . e oug containing altoeether full 1 400 the decline in prices as having run its course for the 203 all Hamilton & Torontc par - i . 20 13.5 Biltish Iron . 7 - 9 •• Belgium ............N Daily ............ Dover ... • • • It. 1 6 with the rank, pay, and allowances of assistant-surgeons that of 1851, bat the company are in a much better tons of iron, it looks light and airy: its tracery' o f present, or pretty nearly so. Since then this opinion has 100 all Do. 6 per cent. 35 243 Brazilianlmp.(issued Brazil ...... ........M 9th of the mouth .. Southampton ;To': 16 —ViZ. : pOSition to meet th e ,‘ agitators. All the old and best rods and bars forming some curious eometrical em- evidently gained strength ; and different classes of buyers 20 5 La.ke C net & B 1- 7 -- P at .£5 pra 43 - 5e Buenos Ayres ........M 9th of the month .. So utham pt 0)) Jail/ ' Mr. R. W. Cockerell, dated April 25, 1854. hands are, with a few exceptions, working by contract, binations from different points g • of sight and its ° • are venturing to operate rather more freely than 5 " •° ' • as - ••• - ••• all eucca er Pistoja 5 p.c. 30 all Do. Cocaes & Cults& 11 - 24 Cape of Good Hope ..N 14th of the month Plymouth .. Cape of Good Hope ..N 14th of the month. Southampton. Mr. 'William Patrick Forbes, dated April 29, 1854. and entirely disapprove of the threatened t •Ic dth ' t* ribs th h 25 to h ' • sne, an e gigan lc , oug ns eac , appearing even they did. The hothe minufacturere, who were pur- pref ... - dis 20 15 Do. St. John Del Rey 29 -31 Cape de Verds ......N 14th of the month Southampton Temporary Assistant-Surgeon Essex Bowen has ob- number of drivers out of em 1 h • I f . 1 tth t d.• p oyment, w o are anxious y rag' e a e grea 'stance up. This part of the chasing rather more yarns last week, are going a little fur- 20 15 Luxembour ther this week ;. and thole are some inquiries for g low 10 10 Do. qtailway) ,51- 51 31 - 34 1 i Carson's Creek ...... 3 - 1 d 1 e Clarendon Con. Min. Ceylon (see India) Ceylon.- - ...... ..Nll4th of the month Ms/90i30 tained his commission as Assistant-Surgeon. watching the issue of the contest, and desirous of accept. work was executed under the directio f M • • n o r. Phillips, yarns by the Italian and Dutch merchants ; but the buy- 5 2 Do. Pied Co. of Jamaica._ .., - ... channel Isles .......„ NIMon ~Wed., &F rid. Southampto n bo.vii By general order dated May 19, 1854 , the Lieutenant- ing the comparatively high pay upon the line, would of Messrs. Fox He d , n erson, and Co., who, among •ng for Germany continues to be very i •d bl • nconsi era ein 5 3 Do. (Canal) l- - 40 all Cobre Copper 45 -47 Chili-- -- - .... -m2d & 17th of month South amptot, Jane General of the Ordinance has made the following ap- surmount any difficulty which might otherwise arise other difficulties, had to • - • 1 e Th h d 1 • carry on operations without amount. e ome ea ere in goods are still doing little 10 5 Do. 6p. ct. pref.._ 14 - lid 5 1 Colonial Gold e- 13 China (see India) Constantinople ......N 7,8,17,21,&27 °fin. Dover .. - pointments :- Lieutenant C. F. Young, to be instructor from a strike of the diaffeeted enginemen who have ori- interference with the Stour- V' 11 a ey . traffic ; an d ha w i th t h e nrainfacturers. For the lighter printing cloths, 20 8 Lyons aud Geneva ..., li - Oid ... 15 Copiapo in practical artillery at the Royal Academy, vice C a pt a i n ginated the present dispute. . did it without accident or delay. A non-scientific ob. so seriously affected by the Stoppage of the Greek trade, 20 12 Lyons & Molitor= ' - St. all Copper Min. of Eng 5O -60 cont. of Europe M & NlTwice daily ...... Dover .. P .... 1 cr''' •.• ••• • . .•• ....,,,, ill Boxer, appointed firemaster, in the room of Lieutenant- But we doubt that the ~ agitators" will succeed in server cannot of course be expected to appreciate the there is no demand, but the better kinds of iths are in 20 13A Madras .l3d - par 25 all De. Pref. 76 p. cent. 2- 4 r Egypt (see India) 1 France ........ M & N I Twice dai1y...... !Boy we ed Colonel Tylden, retired on full pay. Lieutenant F. C. their attempt to get up a strike, even amongst a small , obstacles which stood in th e wa f " f'r request. Domestics, T cloths, and long cloths remain 33e 33t Maria Aat on i a , y o such a work ;he al , - - ••• 6 all English and Austrln. Gibraltar er ...... T 0 Griffin to be assistant-instructor, vice Young, dated number of the men. Those who did on Sunday night can only admire the results. Having thus gone over • depressed. Sellers are now obtaining what they asked in 10 e'" Do. do. New - ••• CopperSnadtg.Co. 11 -21 •• •• •••• ..lit 4 ,7,17,20 27 of m Southam to )MO Greece (see India) I ' . P ' 6 April 28, 1854. (the 28th ult.) threaten to stop the traffic on the follow- the groend, and resisting the blandishments of solicitous This is a racti • vain a week hack. _ p cal difference in their 2e 2 Ilelbourne Dk. es Ry. .., - .., 20 all General - ••• Gre to ‘,.,,, 1 Ywn•••••• • • •• Mf 2nd & 17th f Ao th t ~••••• favour of perhaps id. per lb. 20 all Amur 4 Liege (witl 2 all Great Nugget Vein_ I - 4 f Hamburgh ....... o mon.. u amp on N Tuesday & Friday:London ....• 1 The Lieutenant-General of the °rdnal 3 ce has annointed ing morning, if their demands were not granted, now cabmen, we cross the station by the light iron b ' ridge, N•TTINGHAM, June 1.-The depression we have had interest) - 71 2 all Do. Registered , ... - ... Havann h • • • Captain A. T. Phillpotts to the command of Troop Aof seek to shift the folly and dishonesty of the threat on to which forms a capital gallery of observation, and t • 1 t t . t• Th f t a•••••• - .. M 2nd of the month Southern to,. IWO ge occasion lata y o no . ice con mues. e menu ac uFers, 20 all Do. (ex interest) ... 3 all Great Polgooth - 11 Holland ....... ..... al Daily... P IDoi l l I the Ro •• Hond .• . - .... Dover ....... i yal Horse Artillery, vine Caletain TaYlor pro- the shoulders of one or two of the men ; and we believe into Stephenson -place once more where we find that fth b 1 fth td (h ) 1 we therefore, o e various rape les o is ra e omery 6 all. Northern of France.. 333 - 331 344 1 all Liberty - i m 17th of the month I Southantotott Jane 4 mote , ' -to be Lieutenant-Colonel ; and Lieutenant ' T. B. that the determination of the directors on Friday next- have forgotten to say that ;he arch' itect was Mr. are very wisely diminishing their production. In the lace Do. 20/. 3p. c Bds. 3 all . Linares B rne y to Major the He 1. R. S ' T D R 1 pencer s roop , oya which we are sure will be a considerate one-will find Livock, of London ; the builders, Messrs. Branson and trade this is not so easy of accomplishment, as the large 20 all (finy.B.4Ams.Shs \ 1 all Loud.&Californ•Gok India (via .Marseilles)M Bth&24th of month Dover .. lonian Isles (see India) 7, 17, &27 of mon Dover.. :::: ,„, e l6 ll Horse • Artillery, vice 111‘Dougall promoted. the men in a better disposition to do justice both to GwYther ; and that the whole work was un d er t h e di„ war ps, that for economy are Pet on the warp beams, take 10 all eorwegictuTrunkpref 8 _ g Quartz Crush. Co. „, - ~. Ireland . ..... ..M & N Twice daily ...... Holyhead ..i7W.h themselves and their employers. rection of Mr. Baker, the company's resident engineer. a great length of time working off. 20 10 . earls and I eons l7l 1 74 P 1 all Ifariquitee - Lisbon .............. ar 7,9, 17, &270 f m. Southamplon 'Jul° ;6 . THE WHITE SEA SQUADRON. -Birmingham Joui•nal. LEICESTER, June 1.-The home market is very a 1 -n. l , 40 all Ditto Boo' , . • • - ••• 10 9 Hexican&S.Americn. 5f -6/ Madeira ............m 9th of the month Southamp.on 4 0° 6 . The Eur d' without any prospect of improvement at present. The 10 all Paris aud Or - e: is-. 45 - 47 1 all New Grr lade 3 - 1 Madeira ............N 23d of morPh .... Plymouth .. ',70 9 ..... y Ice, 26, Captain Ommanney, and the OPENING OF THE GREAT CENTRAL STATION - cotton demand is nearly over, and manufacturers are not 20 all Paris and R0uen...... 36 -38 1 all New Linares Alining maita (see India) „ se e ) • . a eiranda 14 Malta .... ...... ....N 7,17,19.27, 30 ofm.: eover •••••• see' , , screw steam-sloole, Captain E. M. Lyons, OF THE LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN ' arrived at Lerw . k • P THE Loss OF THE WINCHESTER.-SOUTHAMPTON,' willing to employ their hands on worsted at present, the 20 all Paris and Strasbourg 301 •-- 301 32 1 and Smelting C 0.... ... - , Mauritius (see India) . .„,,,. ic ,in the Shetland Isles, on the 24th of AT BIRMINGHAM. war having produced an uncertainty both in the cash and 20 10 ParisCaen &Cherbrg. „, 1 all Nouveau Monde •• . Mauritius ..........N I4th of the month 1 . e.tay, and the Brisk Friday.-A subscription has been commenced at this -Pm li - i 3 B . p. se , 14, screw-sloop, Commander F. On Thursday this fine structure-the central point port, under the auspices of Mr. R. Andrews and other Vorsted erns are selline at • wool markets. S y 0 prices quite 10.: 10.: Quebec & Richmond - ~ 20 all Pontgibaud Silvei Mexico ~ .... ..M 2tui of the month.. Southampton Ji1 .. .,n 0 0 the ymour, arrived there on the 25th • these bein from which radiate railway lines to every art of the tive to the spinners. Wools remain without 20 all non 1 - unremignera . en ate Havre,.... ... - .., . Naples . .... ........1. t solls th2sthofmon.lDover .....• ....,":, 1 ~ ee 'vessels of the ad ' ' ' g . P , of the leading inhabitants, for the purpose of presenting Lead lAlin. 4 Smelt. 16 -17 New Granada ......24 2d & 17th of month Southampton XL' r oe th e w hite s sgu ron inteneed for operations in kingdom-was opened for traffic. There was no display a testimonial to Captain Fitch, late C d f the omman er o alteration. 20 12 Royal Danish 23 -13 d 5 1 Port Philip I - i - • New Zealand .... IBy private ship ;. Various port, Unce9 Papal States ........Nlithisth2Stitormon. Hover •• .• • • ...",. 1 6 their degti ea. The two first named left Lerwick for or celebration. The doors were merelylopened, and busi- Wh• t • k 1 d • as mg on, in ae now e gment of his noble conduct in THE WOOLLEN T iiADE. 5 2 Royce Swedish ••• - ei 20 all Sambre and Meuse 8 - 84 1 all Quartz Rock 50 all Rhymuey Iron t nation on th • • er at 5 eau e rugat of the 26th, and the lat- ness went on just as if the place was not new at all, but saving so many lives from the wreck of the p ket ship Fro m p i •on the 27th. had been in use-porters and policemen, cabs, passen- Winchester. Mr. King, the chief o - ac • - se .-e .. 6 Do. 51 p. cent. Pref. - 15 10 Do. New 9 - •10 Port Na • tal ... •• •• •• bi m & 27th et mon. Southampton Me 12 g• Mouth we h fficer of the ship, (From the Leeds Mercury . of Saturday.) 20 6 Southern of France., ..... - 30 10,e, Santiago de Cuba - 5 41 stelly ... .......N 5 14th of the month Plymoutb .. ~...,. 5 , sal ing-sloo aye a report that the Mariner gers, trucks, and trains-any time these dozen years. and the brave sailors comprisin his b g oats crew, will LEEDS June 2.-There has been no change in the state 20 8 St. Andrew's and • -Pm 1 all eouth Australian - 4 Tuscany .. •• •• • • • • •• N • thl s th2sthonnon, Dover .... • • '''„,;', 1 ths s t e on f Pt Commander F. E. Joh t • ' Th •t 1 la . h 1 d t'll th • • ns one, us to leave e great gum p ace, wlc was so so emn an s i e also be remembered in th ~....., „ee Sthlsth2sthofmon. Dover ...• • • •••""*; 1 r or th e w h . e disposal of the fund, which of the woollen market since our last week's report. Prices Quebec (A) ......... 10 7 Tin Croft 2 - 4 Venezuela de Sea, on the Bth inst. day before, always excepting the tinkling of the work- promises to be a considerable one. and stocks without any appreciable 81 all West }lenders .. ••• - ••• 281 all United Mexican 2l -3/ 31 4f •• •• •• •...M 2dt% 17th of tuontln''outhampton ma' Van Diemen'sLancl 'see remain as they were, . ...... 3 - • 4 1 1 all Waller 1 - 1 d Australia) ...• .. L.. I sTEA . 3 4 it ---- at furious pace far up over- ADVERTISEMENT. -Du Ba ' men's hammers tapping away [ i rry s Delicious Revalenta difference. The trade in the warehouses continues rather 10 all Do 5e per c. Pref... --d xd x d 1 all West Granada u a couple of monthESERVE FORCE. head, the whistle of some loitering engine, or the little Arabica Food invariablyrestores health, without medicine, • quiet. ''' 20 10 Western of France... 5i 6hp 1 ..ies .......,m!ttik 17th o month ,Southampten Tune _/ a steam r s w e 1 all West Mariposa - 1 d ---- - , eserve the toll ' shall have at Portamouth es bustle of a Stour Valley train, suddenly changed its inconv e nien c e, or expense, as it saves 50 times its cost in HUDDERSFIELD, Ma 9 30. -The depression of the mar- .10 7 West. of Switzerla d e-- - 61 u 34 -41 xd eel ] 6 0 1 Colossus (s crew) . ° wmB vessels of war -- character altogether. The metamorphoSis was so com- other remedies. We extract a few out (if 50,000 testi ket toolay was held to lee greaeer than last week. Bug- 20 2 Wiesbaden Curacoa (aaraw) ............................ 8,5 pl e te, the vast erection became so instantly changed and medals of earel'e which Dad resisted all medicines. Cure Bess i n th e d o th.han was verY dull, more so than in the 20 ,15 Zealand ••• - ..• despatched on the following day. with the exception of the ref; t•i • • Ter • ttendance were un 1 all Yuba m . agant (screw) .............................. 31 peopled with busy life, that one had some difficulty ? • T e ee, ,, l Bo : - " Twenty : five years' nervousness, coastipation, warehouses. The buy!srs in a h der the it - 0 Southampton). and the Malta, both of which will be despatch.' . Harrier (screw) ........... ...... ............... 25 in realising the idea that we were merely divided ' In c esstion, and . debility, fhom which I had sufeered great average. Of the inferior kinds we eve to report no ma- . day preceding. ___-.....?% Swallow (screw) ............................ ..... 17 by a few feet, more or less, of stone and mortar, misery, and which no medicine co,i'd remove or relieve tee 1 , a change from last week. MISCELLANEOUS JOINT-STOCK BANES. Centaur (paddle) ........................................ 9 have been effectually cured by Du Berry's food • oo Th in a very ROCHDALE May .• v. - ere was only a slender attend - BIRTHS. , Sphinx (paddle) ................................. . 6 some woodwork, and a sprinkling of booking-clerks, from short time.-W. B. Reeve, Pool Anthony Tiverton "an ' th as less of despondency than 5 all eubin ce of buyers but ere w 40 all A.u --..-- 7 -- 'm — alasia - .7 -------- ------ . 9 - 81 Oberon (paddle) .................................... 6 Stephenson-place. But so it was ; and the scene during C ure gee. 4,203.-" Eight ' d • ' * •' • dth w d •t• • 25 17: Coal and fres° - '" yeare yspepsia, nervousness, there was some time ago, an ere as no eprecia ion in , eustralian Agricult. 453 -46 A 453 40 all British Colonial Bank and Loan Company „ OF A SON. On the 31st ult., at 26, Park-crescent, tbe wife of 3, 9 Geyser (paddle) .................................... 6 the day was one of immense bustle, excitement. and a' debility, with cramps, spasms and naueea, have been price. 20 14 eustralsn.Pcific Mil . 50 all British N. American , • - ." Coleridge, Esq. lob' s Locust (paddle) ........................................ 6 dash of piquant confusion, which was very interesting effectually removed by Da Barry's delicious food in a very BRADFORD, June 1.-The colonial wool sales, now draw- 10 8 A.ustraln. R * a . - - - oyal Mail - ... 25 5 Chartd. Bank of Asia 1- - On the 2d inst., at Kensington, the wife of Samuel And in four months we could con . ... i : e - r:t . tre - to • • • scre 3 indeed to behold, T r ai ns came snor ti ng i n f ro m the short ti me ,_R ee , j o i sts w, navel!, Rldliegeon Rectoey, in,g to a close, have maintained an eyenness of price not 10 4 eerlin Water Works - 20 2 Chrtd. lank. of India, - id 41 Partridge, Esq. . Royal Frederick wa- tunnels, just as if they came burrowing out of the earth ; Norfolk.' C ure N o , I,7ge_.. N o t expect-ea to live six generally expected at the opening. •The high prices of 5() 40 3rit. American La '- - - 116 110 70 - 80 Australia, & Chin s 2 OF A DAUGHTER. f I ffi4 Royal Sovereign l2O trains went whistling out as if they were going on a days longer. I was cured hY Die Rarry's simirab / e fwd. down and other fine wools at last clip led to the substitu- 5 1 Brit. & Coln. Smeltg. 100 25 Colonial ...... , -13 d On the Ist inst., at Amersharn, Bucks, the wife o Prince of Wales - ••• 100 20 Commercial of:1;nd: - - ••• derick Cbarsley, Esq. :to of 51,416. -" Fifty yea's' indescribable agony erom dyspepsia, all fine English wools. There is little doing in yarns, and 100 32e Canada On the 2.1 inst., at 8, Pr ; -arr.ngton•equare, the W . " - and engines were flitting about everywhere, not exactly 80 - 85 •• - 20 12 English Scottish and • ••• THE TI?,ANSPORT SERVICE. know' ing what to do with themselves, and taking gentle nervousness asthma cough, constipatem, flatuleecy, no disposition to do much till there is a reduction either in 5 5 Crystal P 1 ' a ace.. 6e - 61 61 4 Australian Clendon T. Daukes, Esq. exercise lik -The merchant spasms, sickress at the stomach and vomitings, have been the price of yam or wool. Pieces.. a only 5 3A Do. New ...... 11 - le 51 20 20 Lond. Chart. Bk. of ............ 3i -21 d 91 9 ....- 0/ In a private letter received at Plymouth from the h f h bl' , e swarms o passengers, w o were scram mg removed by Da Barry's excellent Food.-Maria Jo l ly, buy in limited quantity. The foreign houses are doing 4 2 1 2rystal Pal.ofF ' MARRIED. ere and there ranee ... - ... . master of one of our tra,neport ships, and dated Constan- stairs I • , away over bridges, up long flights of Worthen:l, Ling, near Diss, Norfolk." Cure No. 3,900.- little. 20 3 E3stern Steam ' 50 20 London and ....... i • - On the sth inst. at the Scotch Church, Cork, lee e re• ' e „, 0! Australia . . 200 - 211 213 4 , osine themselves i ' ••• - ••• tinople, May 18, we read : -The first division of horse the infi • '''• n paesages a.nd corridors, to " Thirteea years' cough, indi e eestion, ard general • HALIFAX MARKET, MaY 27.-We are still without any 25 20 El • ectritTelegraph(A) 17 - 18 oun y.. ... _ ride diseuse of ol• 5() 10 London Joint Stock.. ••• Rev. Mr. M`Gill, dr. William Jury, Dublin, to Als"' I transport ships lost on an average on the voyage from therm right ; te b a • p icemen, who could not keep ! debility have beau removed by Da Barry's excellent impeovement in either yarns or prices. In the long wool 25 all Do. (B) .•• -•• • 100 20 Load. & Westminster ..* -- - Cotton, Cork. 'l' England to Constantinople three horses. Ou the 3rd into wro ring away at wrong luggage, and getting Focd.-James Potter, Athol-street, Perth." Care markcl, there is a little inquiry for common and middle 1 1 Electric Telee ' I II s • • ng trains and alt e tt firm in ri o e ether behaving themselves , No. 81.-" Twenty years' liver eomplalnt, with qualit'es, which being scarce. are P u re e ,Y., e . P ee, but 15 14 Gen, st eam i ee i ga t. ... - e . 100 35 National Provincial ••• - - On the Ist inst., at St. John's Church, Manchester, o• ; r ~ of ..11ay 119 sail of English and French transports ar- in a, - very erratic and of England liana, eldest son of the late Rev. W. Wilkinson v• e ; ts• . • ht eLt i raordinary way indeed. To look disorders of the stomach and nerves, have been super ior descriptions are a drug, (.1 th ir value still in• 20 18 General Screw Steam ... - ... ••• - ••• rived in the Dardanelles. All the horses and men down from the lie 20 10 Do. New Glentharn, Lincolnshire, to Frances Anne d 'daa-b ' dge which spans the whole sta- perfectly , cared H be _ . D,t Ban y's Revelenta ,, A•abica.- i dined to diminish. 20 7., Irish Beeteoot Sugar ... -- ... ••• - • • of the late , secon Mr. John Jackson, of that city L_____ __/ brought by them disemberked about four miles above lion, what a mini t „ a ure world there wes •wl t d f ,la crow S 0 Andrew e razer, addi eecon, East Lothian.' le evagler, 20 10 Slagdalena, St. Navig. ..• ••• 50 223 National of Ireland 20 all New S • ••• - ••• Scutari, on the Asiatic side. The traneports, after land- busy life ; what hurry, and h • Galval, near Peeza,nce. 'Feb. 20th, 1851.-Eighteen years' Eerl of Ald 1 all Nat Pat Steam Fuel - ... outh Wales• - - - - . ing their freights, are ordered to lie a,bove Constanti- bells,. the dash of trains, . °al um, and clatter-clangine 'r: nervous debility, violent palpitation of the heamt, Cirob- [ADVERTISEHENT.J-The . borough and 25 all Oriental Bank oe .D IE D. „di 10 * * .- 3 Netherla,nds Land-. .3 - 13 h se whistles and , the rapid Holloway's Pills.-An astounding cure by this iniracu n°Ple at single anchor. The shi f hd . •sion lie ps o eac iv! w hi r l: of wheels-a perfect Babel of t . bing of the temples, violent. pains in the le;';; side and back, 2 IN.S. W. Coal & Inter. Corporation 47 -48 ex b On the 9th of January at Falls Van Dieraen's 'Le - di ' • in line as near as possible. We are inspected by Com- Ongues and sounds. To b e sure there was some slight contusio dt. shortness o 7 I)..eatii, coughs, numbass of 1. 1 m3 ex;.re nities lous medicine after every other means had failed. See tt dated " Villa ler • Steam Navigat. Co. ... ...-- ... 25 5 Do. New William Cleland, Esq ' ' Clei - Esq., LL.D., of Glasgow. ~ son of the late James modore C , . es , apt. Christie, R.N. His ship lies cff era,g 1 s r o chilchren a•nd odd luggage were to d •o, an 8-ray cramps, spasms, flatulency, retching, and bach g enera l extract from his lordship's le-er, -essina, 1 all un without owner To Professor Holl s, weakness, that I was constantly fearful of falling wlen on Leghorn, Feb. 21, 1845. oway. 1 e no. New • N. B. Australasian... i - 11 100 25 Provinc'el. of Ireland ::* -- ... 10 all Do. New • - ••• 0 ~ f A n the 11 - Ah ult., drowned, at Scuta ' '' n n, Tnr e ' ale' .roint, from wher and som e trains were minutes late in coin' • . ••• --- ••• ••• --- ••• 11 • I d Y d e a signa s are ma e. ester ay we Lie • • et ni d g in, and my l egs ; alt these symptoms have been removed by Du. Sir-I beg to acquaint yell that Your Pills have effected 20 10 Nrth.ocEnropesteam ... - ... i 1 Royal Australn.Bkg. ut. William Macnish, 93d Highland rs. etolee •were ins e hell an hour late in taking their 0 f , pected by Admiral Boxer and Commodore Christie and som • eparture ; Barr Y's excellent Food.-Mary Gilbart."-In canisters, a cure of a disorder in my liver and stouaach, which all 5 all Peel Rr. Ld. & Minrl. par- 113 & Gold Imp Co ... - ••• n the 30th ult t en' ' • e h ar o a i ton. In Ins 49t Ye ' . or tn e per __ " f b t Ito ether the whole machiner f h u a g 25 all South Australia 42 -44 Jose ' ph Biggs, Esq. mules we p e o ascertaining ho w many extra troops and y o t e vast establish- suitably packet for all climates, ard with ful! instructione • home and all ov the most eminent of the faculty at • er the 50 all Peninsular& Orieutal ... - ... 54 sureeon of Kingswood-hill. , e gect all the ge cen take on to Varna. It is rumoured that merit was remarkably well managed by Mr. Rb' 4 6tl 51b 11 • 121 b • o 'risen, -11 b., 2s. 93.; 2 1 1)., s. . ; - o s• • ~ 225. ; , Continent had not been able to effect-nay, not even the 50 35 Do. Do. ... - ... 351 25 all Union of Auatralia 7O -72 On the 12th of ,T;nuai! • ' -- • • I iai ' 1. / ' y, in Australia, of co on 0 ,0 4 ' n ect 'for • ces will assemble at Varna previous to a who certainly had no sinecure on the eceasion, super-refined, llb 6s. ; 21b., lls. ; Mb., 223. ; 10 1 . b., 33s ' • ; waters of Carlsbad or Marienbad. (Signed) Aid. 2 all Portland Iron Ce I - ili ... 23 Do New '7 - 8 Augustus Ambrose, fourth son of the late Res r e 2e, grand attack o S b d ho passes New-street k Th ' " - • 50 10 ,Union of London ... - ... 233 Arth ports will ha u ebastopol. It is evident that the trans- Every oy w , nows the bold e 101 b. and 121 b., carriage free, on post office order. , borou h." These wonderful pille will cure any disorders 100 60 ,toyal Mail Steam . _ . . - ... • ur Beckwith, M.A., vicar of Collinghatu, ag e : e .../} , ve to land t • striking character of the front ; but only a ve r y Barry du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London • g all Scot. Austral. Invest. '2l - 24 21 r" -- -simaggiggagggigg...., = ----- ' I __---- i 1 --- p; at 1 , under the fire of heir own troops, and probably and of the liver or stoma _ ch.-Sold (also Holloway's oint- 1 ______ go __ . an enem ti o n of the erection is visible from Ste- Fortnum, Mason, and Co., purveyors to her Majesty, Pie. • 25 25 South Austra.l.Land 37 - 39 ~ BRIPMENTS OF SPECIE-The shipments hy the Penin- LONDON : Printed and Published b MURDO 11 ., •• eV: . , terday to provide ev 3'. We received an order yes- sma•ll por . One must be close upon it to cadilly • also at 68, Cornhill; 60, Gracechurch-street; ment) at Prosessor Holloway's Establishment, 244, 1 all Submar. Telegraph.. i f -1 : Y sular and Oriental steamer Candi& amount to 232,6871 of No. 112 St d P • - he s 01110 ,1 ' 47 ' 0 an s tl a ndf n ib usele ,rf boat with grapnels, and ropes, ) phe nson-place. aPPre- I 330 anh edicine-venders t 451, Strand," 63 and 150, Oxford-street ; 66, I Strand, London, and by all nn hrough. 1 all Do. Registered. 1- 1 ,) , ran , rlntei, at 7 un et a ' L °l . each boat 14 to 10 feet long and a ciat 0 the vastness and finish of the ediace, that 'c ' -arose ;4, Cheapaide.. . ' oat the world. • 100 28/1 Vali Diemen Loud 16 mt• id . of which 59,5971. is gold for Malta and Alexandria, and Ztrand, in the Pr • 'th c 4)- : °mot of the Savoy, ui 0 - 173,004 silver for lioag lion, Canton, and Shanghai. Middle:am, Monde y, June 5,18 iii. . • • Shr. Paid, RAILWAYS. Leasing !losing Prices B us i ness Compare. Saturday. this flay. 50 all Bedford and •,ondon & Blotchley.... N. West St. 100 Buckghamsh. L.&N.W 93 95 50 all Clydesdale Jo. Jaledon 9i 96 St. 100 E. Lincoln gr. 6 per cent. .;t.Nrthn. 25 all alas. Barr. & aaldelliam Neils. Direct •.. ••• 25 all Do. New. Do ••• 25 all Glstr.diDn.Fr Gt. Westn 100 all Flrtlpl. Dk. & Yk. New. Railway & Berw. 50 all Hull & Selby Y. &NMd 102 104 25 all Do. 1 Shares. Do 5l 52 124 all Do. d Shares. D 0... 25 —26 13i all Lon.&Greenw S. Eastern 12i 131 20 all Do. Preference Do 22 g --231 20 100 r,owestoft gr. 4 per ceni. Norfolk 20 LOO Do. 6 per ct. 6i all ilanch. Bxtn. L.&N.W. and Matlock & Midld. 2i 2i 50 all & Stcktun & Re d car . Darlingt. 10C all Midld.Bradfd Kidlana B9 91 90 50 all Northern and Easternsp.c. E. Count. 55 58 50 Do. 6 per et. Do 50 all Do. Fixeds pe Do 25 all Prest. & Wyre L. &N.W. &Ln& xd 121 12 Do. 1 Shares. Do — xd St. WO Roystn.&llit. Gt Northn St. 100 Do.Shepth.S. Do ..... 25 1.8 i; Shef.Rothant ;Lancash& Goole g. 5 p.c. Yorksh. 12 91 S. Statfordsh. M.MClean 2 1 d 'a 50 all Wear Valleygr 3tockt. & 6 per cent... Darlingt. 25 all Do Do 281 291 St. 100 Wilts&SomrstiGtWestn 90 92 FOREIGN. 10 9 Antwerp&Rotterdarn 31 3 d 5 3 Belgian Eastn. June. 1 1 i 20 8 Beziers to Graissessac 31 •—21 d 20 2s. 3ombay, Baroda, ann Central India,Scril d— p pm ... Central of Italy 20 all ..lharleroi dz Erqueiir 171 all Demerara 20 14 Dijon iine p 20 9 Dutch Rbea'sh 4l 4 d 20 all East Indian ....... 11 2 20 2 Do. Exten on d 5 al Gt. Indian Pen , asulr a p 20 10 ld. Junct. of Ft auct. 25 71 Grd. Trani - of Canada .,d 100 3:1 Do. Debentures 9 7 d 100 all Do. E'o — 20 10 Gt. Central o: France 1 4 p 104 201 all Gt.Westernufeanada Shares lBl 191 20 Do. Bonds (Ist is.)'s7 ..p a ll Hamilton & Torontc par 1p 100 all Do. 6 per cent. 20 5 Lake Coust. 4 ,„ 5 all 'Lucca a Pistoja 5 p.c prer — dis 20 15 Luxembourg 54 51 10 10 Do. #Railway) 3l 3 5 2 Do. ?ref — 1 5 3 Do. (Canal) — 1 10 5 Do. 6p. ct. pref.,., ll lid 20 8 Lyons and Geneva 20 12 Lyons 6i Mediterran ~ . . 20 1W Madras ... par 33: Maria Antonia 10 c'' Do. do. New - •• 21' Sfelbourne Dk. 6z Ry 20 all Jan:air 4 Liege (witl interest) 7 74 20 all Do. (ex interest) .• 16 all. Torthern of France 331 33 1 341 Do. 201. 3 p. c Bds 20 all (finy.B.4Ams.Shs.) 10 all gorwegiauTrunkPref 8 9 20 10 ?ails and I ions 174 1741) 40 all Ditto Bom 10 all Paris and Or c: is—. 45 47 20 all Paris and Rouen 36 —3B 20 all Paris and Strasbourg 30l•-- 301 32 I 20 10 ParisCaen 4Cherbrg. pm 10,: Quebec 6z Richmond .„ „, 20 all Rouen and 20 12 Royal Danish 2l lid 5 2 Roya - Swedish 20 all Sambre and Meuse 8 84 6 Do. 51 p. cent. Pref ,„ 20 6 Southern of France —pm 20 8 St. Andrew's and Quebee (A) ......... gi all West Fle.nders ........ 3 . 10 all Do 51 per c. Pref... dzd z d 20 10 Western of France... 5. —64 p 10 7 West. of Switzerland 3/ —4l zd 20 2 Wiesbaden •.• 4/d 20 , 15 Zealand da ..---0 . VO Day when made lir From wa s a 1,..1, ,..1 , COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port --. America(byßrit.pack)N Every ;d °tti r ce, r do Liverpool . E: 1:(f. America (by United Sts. NBl SI packet) ..........N .......... Liverpool .. America (by U. States packet) ..........N .. • • ...... lo u th amp t o n eF Lo a n y .n. ... , Australia (via South 4JO ampton) ..........M May 4 .... . Soutbamptol T . na t Ditto (via Marseilles) NiMay 8 .. Dover .... ' 1 " -- Ditto (via Cape of . Gond' 1 ft° . MO 6 Hope) ............N!June I .. Jae Africa (West Coast)..Nll3d of the month. Plymouth .. Alexandria.......... N l B, 9, 24, &30 of m Dover .... Alexandria.... ......M 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton Bahamas ...........M 17th of the mont) Senthamptou , 1 Belgium ............N Dai1y............ D over .... • • 115 .4 1 6 Brazil ..............M 9th o f th e mout h .. S ou th ampton Jul' 16 Buenos Ayres ........M9th of the month.. Southampton Mil Cape of Good Hope ..N'l4th of the month Plymouth .. Cape of Good Hope ..N 14th of the month. Southampton. Cape de Verds ......N 14th of the month Southampton Ceylon (see India) O S A. Ceylon—. ...... ..Nll4th of the month Me - CC C hh h ii a nl n ia. n . e is l . Lsl i e . s a.m ... a. ... ). ....... M N I 2 M d o a n . I , 7 W th ed o . f ,& m F o rt nt d h . s Sr a t a ham anip pi to G i p , lj an u.' o rni Gibraltar eEc C oe o gnn n y i p.t. a t t a o n n tts t i i g n euo o l.rop p ifi l p.ed l e : a. . ). 11 . : .. s:. . ... : I N N. 14,1 7 : , w 8 h7 , : 1 :1 7 e7 , 2d 2 ,02 1 at ,oih&l, daily . 0 0 m.f f .om m i: 1.. . s o lio uuv v tte e hhr r aa in .. pl . :: tit.oo. . ~..), I: : co 0, , _ . , e eitw France ........ 111 & NlTwice dai1y...... Dover ... • • T w : 96 Greece (see India) I Greytown .... • • .... /I f 2nd & 17th of mon. Southampton Mat if llamburgh • • • • • . • • .. N Tuesd ay & Friday London •• • 1 Havannah .......... M 2nd of th e month S out h ampt Z Ina., Honduras Holland ....... .....M d a il y.... .. _ _ _ Dover ..... • •112.11, -' II Southat»ofott India (vlaSouth amp t.)Ml4th & 20th of mon.lPlym .uth .. 'June 4 India (via Mar se illes)M l Bth& 24th of month Dover ...... .1/ lonian Isles (see India) 7, 17, &27 of mon D0ver...... ,„ a ely Ireland . ..... —XI & N Twice daily Lisbon ........ _ ....hi 7,9, 17, & 27 of m. Southampton 'Jim ° j 6 Madeira ............ M 9th of the month Southamp.on ;Jan: 6 Madeira .......... •• N 23d of month .... Plymouth ..'June Malta (see India) ara , 2 ) Malta .... ...... ....N 7,17,19.97, 30 ofm.:.)over ..... • ....'"' Mauritius (see India) Mauritius ..........N 14th of the month 1 M Na e p x l l o to . :: ........... .. ..31 1. tai nd m o t f h t 2 hgl i T r ltl ., 7 3 o o u v t e h r a . m . p .. te:: J ...o u go ns :f ~ v N an ew p i e ra m n e a n da ,gLa .. n . d . i . e M e 2d & 17th of month Southampton J ieJ ,rte New Zelland ~..IBy private ship .. Various port , Un c a 's Papal States ........N1 i thl s th2Sthormon. Dover .....• M e ," 6 Peninsula ..........M' It h l7o2B thofton. Southampton "ICJ i Peru .. .....„ M !ct & 27th of mon. Southampton Me Port Natal ..........N7 14th of the month Plymouth .. .... a . 5 Sicily ..............N s thl 6 th2sthofmon, D0ver...... t 4"„ 1 Tuscany .. ~.... ....N s thlsth2sthofmon. Dover ...... May i Venezuela ....... M 2d& 17th of monthr ,, outharnpton m a ' Australia) West Indies ...... ...... _ _ ~ m i 2tl & 17th o month ,Southampten dun s _../ EAST ,rielli comi Dock ' s OOKEt of th 4 01 Open fig: East and 1 ST. JO --The T of the Pllol' Will be held ' 4I IIAY, the Ai Lis me 117 rOtation, 8, Token To sr Gent 4,0 001. to car Within six n , iltdress tc voctors'-con E Th e ANN . foariends 11 "EDN E st) Aretlsely. R. LAN} Inca q skiit sh N .„4 11 1) Deed is or to th of tho Plke. • Login_, 8 LONI WA. 44 KLING ?tag ticket there their iere I . Btation, Euston S GRE, , RA( ' s th, SPEC ! ° r. Otani' r'r of Carri Lier betwe( I4o n to the r! and (tile Nnit-street Age-roar 1, legeock,l 1, 411 Partici obtained A SC( „ din VeY have VSES, ti w ESTERI c onvenient the seve 1, 0 that par that conve; Course and T uesday, Wekinesds uc , deliver, 'Frill also le °lnside tic] Passengers " 11 nutsid, LN] WA m.seting 01 W aY will t ?Ist d ays or confab:lei 3 aowing " tbrop Bill shin ' "A Bill tashire, in I,l lcl North taunting a e4 nntianles Vheshire head Rail, A Bill Western London ai thQ short 4 54 1 hare) A "A Bill int the 1 ''," A Bill and Nora A Bill 'Railway for enablii Way Com of the or London !trent of a Poses, , And it 1113 eet 1 g, " A. Bill Hallway, onnty of Which Working Euston pu] 'OLNEY, deceased ; I VILLIA /or who Lamed ' /tamed, solicitor! Drove tl , Itichard sex, or the bene Frida! said chi Dated Furth to Mr. Plaintiff Chanter 'lon, Sol entered and Ire the 25t With su her Me, Patte dttions recetvei • Uttleast lug. • Ever t: and be: must a Signed s. the per of the c ON TI C Zllustri tacess raercu lowed Preve! PEAR Street, row, s den, 1 Bow PCB PAS ton ' mont dqn. , Zlev B YSt (Usti ever eICE are I New F rr `4, Ner are caul and then