The Sun. — London, England, 1857-03-27 00:00:00

r iIE SUN, . LONDON, . FRIDAY .EVENING 9 ' . MARCH 27 9 185 7. ...._____ . . 1 THE LAW OF ELECTIONS. ASSIZE IN TELLIGENCE. ' fora long time. Some one put them into my bag, Sporting Intelligence. r PIZI - CE,q OF STIARES. Naval and Military Intelligence. * 1 I I tell you. ' • 4. Mr. Christie, the overseer, said—l have known grout tAe Official List. The following exposition of the present Law and ' HOME CIRCUIT. —KINGSTON MARCH 26. NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY iniNr Yesterday afternoon the 82 dand9OthRegiments, ' . the prisoner for six or eight week , about thet Practice at Elections we extraet frem a new edition RA C ES. —TH CIRSDAY. runts.e.:i? F,V:-;''Y TUFAMY AND FRMAT KITENI37 , and the 23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers, remaining in of Mr. Warren's masterly and authoritative work ' Mr. ' (Before Justice Cresswell and a Special Jury.) . neighbourhooa, and always thought he was gatt:er- Northamptonshire Cup Stakes, of 10 Nova each, for LoN DOI., TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1857. THE QUEEN V. NOLDWORTH. Portsmouth garrison, assembled on Southsea-com- on the subject : I ins bones or rags . _ . A number of cats are totted 3-yr-olds and upwards. Tile w inner to be sold for CANALS. mon, on the occasion of the presentation of French "During the last four years save al changes, 1 This was an indictment against the defendant, . John) Spencer No:dworth, charging him with wil- there, and, there . being a nat . ional school there, it 500 sov., if d , emanded. Two 1110 ea. 16 subs. . . great importance, in the election law of the is really a faet-incr - as ng nuisance. I have seen as Mr. Thill.iscon 8 Arnati, 3 yrs, 6s. 9lh (Bray) 1 games of 7."; Dividend „,;„. Names ot I.': ' Dividend war medals to two sergeants of the 23d for d stirs- some of ful and corrupt petjury. many as 50 cats lying there At one time. Mr. Howard's Companion, 3 yrs, 6 , 1 9.h ...(F•idimin) 2 Companies. il per ''.." COmpiulies. 124 per United Kingdom, have been effected by the Legis- 4 Annum. Price. guished conduct in the field. Tbe troops ' . The defendant pleaded Not Guilty. Alderman, the gaoler—The skins are dispose . ] of Lord Ribhlestisle's Greyling, 3 yrs, 64 9lb (Hibberd) 3 76 Annum. •n lature. One relates to Ireland and rovides for a , • 11 urine --• haying been formed into three sides of a square, . • ) . P . Ser3eaut Ba. a • , Mr. Lush, Mr. Holt, and The folbwing also ran :—Firmament , ,Middleton, complete annual revision and registration of the to the . German furriers living there. I know many . 6 £ b I Mr. Wilki . e:on were counsel for the prosecution ; es ,„ , -, inhabitants of the Hackney-road who have loft L aw n-. shin &01,11. 94 7, s. et. Peak Forest. 78 SZ. Os. the sergeants (Colour-Sergeant O'Neal,( and Parliamentary voters for the city of Dublin, y Ai r . Edwin James, 14. u., Mr. G. Denman, aria Betting-7 to 4 asst Companion, 3to 1 asst Amati, 121 2 , 8 105. -- Binninghaii, 40 41. Regen t's •• • - 30 17s 16 very valeabie cats. quarters of a length Sergeant Parkinson) were ca'led forward, and barristers of the Irish bar, styled by the statute Mr. C Pollock ap eared for the defendant , 7to 2 agst Grayling, sto 1 av 4 Firmament. Coventry.. ••, 30 it:. Rochdale.... 85 41. Co). Campbell, C. 8., of the 90th (in the absence c revising barristers,' not exceeding three in num- mC. oc t c t upie p el fu ' ih t e c l oud . nearly the ;hole of Mr. Hammill—One really does not know how to Won by - half a length ' , ii Derby r ,d J . .. ,n , c . : g 0 0 26:f.pr1.5est.. 44- s S t t o tl a r r d b ac ri t d V gw or : 1 5 5 of Major General Breton from indisposit.on), after ber of six years' standing at the lea-t •; and attend- the day, u. he c s ay in a narr . ow compass. deal with such a case as this ;it is positively mon- between the second ead . thi i r r d ee. • bad • fourth. Lawn no., 6 pr• Ct. 10 6'. pr. ct. Severn and i strous that such a trade should be carried ou. ( r ."-° walked in. • , Grand Unto! , 100 7s 6d Wye Rail..s 26 11. 16s. a suitable address received the medals from the iog at tile same place, at the same times, but holding The prosecution arose out of an action that was ~., . hands of Brigade ' Major Nelson, and pinned them separate courts, which are courts of record, tried at Croydon in t` 'e summer of 1855, in. whir s tier —Your manner • h one prisoner.)—Your o.) is very extraordinary, Aithm, Park Stakes, of 10 80VS each, with 50 added ; lc , e e e n d n s t: t A v v r r i: 1 4 0 0 0 ~6 5 1 1 . . c 4 6 % a 0 W Hlrm l i e n? . ! 100 21 - 26 to their breasts. The troops afterwards were put c, Three Acts relate to Scotland. The first re- the London and Count y 154.11 k were the plaint an 18 • ' • ' d 1 • perhaps a ch , ritab'e • ' is 1' mine that , • ' vrisi! _t . you for 2-yr-old colts Bst 710 fillies, Bat t 3lb. 'Winner s Gamester ..•• 1;70 5:. • Warwick& i 21 through the various evolutions of a field-day, stricts the poll s /1g to one day, in counties, between and Mr. Noldworrh was the defendant and it was mly he found not exactly r.glit in your mind. I s:b exra. T.Y.C. Straight run in. . Leicstr On tilll 83 11 ss. . Napton. S ;00 ' The Duke of Wellington, 131, Captain Caldwell) the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., subject to being brou ht to recover fiorn him a 8 of dOOl. uen a 'hall remand you fora wfek, and during that time Mr, Sutton's Eurydice, by Orlando, 84 31 1 ) (K-ndal) 1 E g_. Macclesfield. ''OO 2'l"i'os. .-- wootrin:i 78 10s. 16! , , P . . you will be examined by a surgeon, who will re- Lord Ribblesdale's The Happy Land, 8t 121 b (in- Neath •••• •• 100 16& Wilts & 13;lu -. 7s. Od. C.B. steamed into Portsmouth harbour yesterday closed earlier, on request of all the candidates, or bill of g exchan g eth a t • purported to be4r his act,ept to he paid off. in case of riot ; and regulates the arrangements of ante, and • which had been discounted with the port to m, . e and the police must prosecute an in- eluding slb extra) The construction of the steam corvette Galatea , polling-places and the times for polling. A second hank by a Mr. Genre Ttronlra_ whn narrinel an an quirt' into the whole matter. Mr. Gre • ' —. .. .. stile e Grand Duchess. 84 311 „:,_ _ (Fiatrnan) 3 —.--- --- in Woolwich D.)ckvaed i A Ti F . /Wrong . ; rt cr With am+. al; ~ ti - gromthe Official List. ~... . ‘,............ X.,C.,/, %MA \.• NJ •G I .., ,I , azi.R.l.--...1. nave 11.110W11 NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY nuNr - ..- .. .1-1 , 1 . I:IVNIP.2 1./IKAAJA.II.-11..INGSTON, MARCH ZU. ruiretseee ittoiee TUIeaDAY AND FR! oAy EVEN , X esterday atternoon tne ozaanaeutnitegiments, ' Practice at Elections we extract from a new edition the . prisoner for six or eight weeks about that RA C Es. -Tit lerteDelt. hbo h d d• I th h* h - e tt: r b . C ' ,rtharriptona Ire up Stakes, of 10 soya each, for LoN WEN, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1851. and the 23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers, remaining in . of Mr. Warren's masterly and authoritative work , (Before Mr. Justice Cresswell aud a Special Jury.) THE QUEEN V. NOLDWORTH. neig ur oo ,an d ways oug ~ e wee e a ee - N, ing bones OT rags. A number of cats are featured 3.yr-olds and upwards. Ta e w inner to be sold for CANALS. 1 Portsmouth garrison, assembled on Southsea-com- ; on the subject :- 1 This was an indictment against the defendant, there, and, there being a national school there, it 500 SOY., if demanded. Two miles. 16 subs. -- si . , .i 'Dividend mon, on the occasion of the presentation of French I "During the last four years several changea is really a fatt-incrsas•ng nuisance. I have seen as Mr. Thdlesson's Arnati, 3 yrs, 6-e. 911) (Brava 1 sames or e Dividend price, Names ot . per 1 1 to two sergean's of the 23d for d stin- : war meda s , some of great importance, in the election law of the ' Joh!) Spencer No!dworth, charging him with wil ful and corrupt perjury. a Annum. Companies. a 4 Annum. •n United Kingdom, have been effected by the Legis- 1 The defendant pleaded Not Guilty. many as 50 cats lying there et one time. Mr. Howard s Companion, 3 yrs, 6-1 9Ph...(Ferditam) 2 Companies. a. per Alderman, the gaoler-The skins are disposed of Lord Ribelesdale's Greylieg, 3 yra 6st 9lb (Hibbera) 3 _ _ gu i s h e d conduct in the field. Tbe troops The fellewing also ran :-Firmarnent, ,Middleton, .s - - lature. One relates to Ireland, and provides for a Serjeaut Ballantine, Mr. Lush, Mr. Holt, and a h av ing been formed into three sides of a square, complete annual revision and registration of the m e . Wilkie:ton were counsel for the prosecution ; fhHlt - d hh to the . German furriers living there. ' I know many • shtn &Oho. 94 7i. s. et. - Peak Forest. 78 5/. Os. • the sergeants (Colour-Sergeant O'Neal() and Parliamentary voters for the city of Dublin, bY I Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., Mr. G. Dennian, and inhabitants o t e ac ney-roa w 0 ave lost very valeable cats. Betting-7 to 4 agst Companion, 3to 1 agst Arnati, Lawn. Binniughain 1,0 41. - Regent'?•. • • 30 17s Coventry.. • • 100 II i. - Rochdale.... s 5 41. Sergeant Parkinson) weie ca,lled forward, and barristers of the Irish bar, styled by the statute Mr. Hammill-One really does not know how to 7to 2 &gat Greyliog, sto 1 aest Firmament. Derby ...•• ••t 00 6/. 15s. - Stard &wor• i4O 28i Mr. C. Pollock appeared for the defendant. , Wo by balf a len th ; three•quarters of .1 meth Col. Campbell, C. 8., of the 90th (in the absence c revising barristers,' not exceeding three in num- The can occupied the court nearly the whole of deal with such a case as this ; it is positively mon- b twee n n the second a g nd third ; - • .• ' a e - • bad fourth. Lawn Do., 6 pr.Ct 0 6 GrandJ unctn t 0 1 0 2 :... p p r r . , e t 44 St e o v a e r rn br a id n g da: . 0 I 21, 10s. 26 11. 16s. of Major-General Breton from indisposition), after ber, of six years' standing at the lea-t ; and atteud- the day, but the facts lay in a narrow compass. Grand Unior tee 7a. ad - Wye Rail.i a suitable address received the medele from the iog at tile same place, at the same time, but holding The prosecution arose out of an aetion that was . sitcom that such a trade should be carried ou. (To the pri.oner.)-Your manner is very extraordinarY ea Althor s iark Stakes, ef 10 80vs each. with 50 added ; Kennt & Avr• 40 61. 6% Warwick &'t , 2/. Leeds &Livri 100 :451.- 400 Birming. j 1 v , bands of Brigade ' Major Nelson and pinned them separate courts, which are courts of record. tried at Croydon in to summer of 1855, in which and it is perhaps a charitable wish of mine that, you for 21-yr wealked in • ' old colts, Bst 71Ie ; fillies, Bst t3lie. . Winners eeicester..•• tOO 51. ' - Warwick & Z to their breasts. The troops afterwards were put Leiestr Staab 83 11 ss. - , Napton._.l iOO 21 ' may be found not exactly rglit in your mind. I s:h ex' ',ra. T.Y.C. Straight run in. " Three Acts relate to Scotland. The first re- the London and Couuty Bank were the plaint:ifs orcstr & 1 through the various evolutions of a field-day. by Orlando, 84 31. 1 3 (K-ndal') 1 r a u c g c h ie r,, sti rr e e l e d b . i t , g 21 70 1 / 03 • - 78 too hell remand you for a wtek, and during thet time Mr, Sutton's Eurydice, W BI ing.e stricts the polls/1g to one day, in counties, between and Mr. Noldworth was the defendant, and it was ~ The Duke of Wellington, 131, Captain Caldwell, the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., subject to being emeight to recover fi orn him a SUM of 500/. upen a ou will be examined by a surgeon, who will re- Lord Ribblesdale s The Happy Land,. Bst 121 b (in- Neath •••• .. 100 167. * - Wilts & Brks - 7s. Od. C. 8., steamed into Portsmouth harbour yesterdaY closed earlier, on request of all the candidates, or bill of exchange that purported to beer his accept- p y ort to me, and the eluding slb extra) - - to he paid off. in case of riot ; and regulates the arrangements of ance, and s which bad been discounted with the auiry into the whole matter. police must prosecute an in- Mr. Greeilie's Grand Duchess, Bst 31.1 (Fiatanan) 3 WATER-WORKS. • , The construction of the steam corvette Galatea The following also ran :-C It by the Fling Dutch - polling-places and the times for polling. A second bank by a Mr. George Brooks, who carried on an e ----____ Dividend Amount in Woolwich Dockyard is progressing with astenieh e erensive business as a poulterer in Leadenhall- man, Speedwell, Nig n ht ff ßatiger, and Heroine. requires the day for eleetion, in counties and cone- CLERK ENWELL.-Samuel Gardiner a low- Name of Company. per of Paid t Betting-5 to 2 o appy Land, 6to 1 agst Eury ing rapidity. Four gang( of shipwrights, making a Annum. Share. bined counties, to be not less than six nor more market. Mr. Brooks was the principal witness upon est Grand Duchess. total of 68 men, are coustantly employed, and are than 12 days after the receipt of the writ ; but in that trial, and he synere that the defendant accep: eti looking fellow, waa placed at the , by .. I•efore Mr. , Tyrwhitt, charged by Sergeant Cr. waherington, w„ b y a neck ; two lengthe between the second and xs.d.X s. d. pushing the work forward with great diligence. The dice, 7 to 1 s e . Berlin .. • first, second, and third fustocks are alreidy laid *he case of Orkney and Ste tlend the.law remains as fixed by statute 2d and 3d of Wm. nr., 0. 65. A the bill in question for his accommodation. The 2 . 4 N (Colston with attem ting to stele him with third. Speedwell colt was a bad fourth. Heroine was East Louden got rather Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. 41. percent. 25 0 0 _ down, and the floors cro.setl the entire leugth of defence set up was that the signature was a forgery, intent t i o do l ' iim grievous p hodil harm Tt ' ie ser- fifth, and Nieht Ranger last. The favourite third establishes a new code of procedure :or burgh eant, belong been sworn, said that on Int einesday badly ell: and Mr. Noldworth was a crituinel, and he swot•e . • . i :._,. . _ _ Do. 5 per,Cent. Pref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 - - the old shed. The heavy beams intended to .form that he never put his name to the bill or authoris-d aieht, at 12 o'clock, he was on duty in White liion- Earl Sitenctea Plate, of 100 BOVR., added to a Handicap Grand Junction ....•• 41. per cnt. 5 2 g 1 0 , : - - the flooringof tbe extra portion require' Ito lengthen o registration in Bcetland. s rt e , g - _ , _ .. - - 8 weepstakeB of 15 sovs. eacb, 5 ft., if declared, &a. A Ke i n io t . .. I : l . eW - Teree other statutes relate to England . it. b e i, g t- t I-lin mu when he received info Aim" - too o o - the building slip are also crossed and laid down, and Wales. The first limits the pelting iii done, and aft er a lone inquiry the ju'y • winner of aey handicap after the weights were pub- Gainhet . i; ..............11 . 2 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - . 'h h • s extending 40 feet beyond the usual length inwards. counties to one day, from the hour of 8 a.m. teturned a verdict for the defendant, thus establish ing the defence of forgery. Proceedings were sub- ftom a woman who cohabited vot t 0 prisoner that liehed lib extra. New Spencer Stakes CourFe . (about New River Company - - - The freight-ships Eglinton and Cenaan, at Dept- to that of 5 p.m. The poll clerks at the fiiies sequendt taken agtinst Noldwouth for perjury, the ,e , h h cl ill-used her, andthreatmed te 'nuttier her and five furlongs.) sraubs, 26 of whom declared. Southwark 8? Vaux.hal: Welt aliAlesex - 100 0 0 - _ 61 c 0 - ford, are embarking stores from the War Depart- close of the poll are to enclose and seal their seve- aletatou of perjury beine that he hed falsely sworn tier two children, at het: resideti. e, .79, White Lion , Lord CheBterfield's Peter Flat, by Fiatcatcher, 4 Do. Do, - men t of Woolwich Arsenal for China, and are ral books and publi-ly deliver them, so enclose . street. He instantly pr iceeded with her to an aria'', yrs, 7st 31b ....Mandy) t w.o. BRIDGES. Shipping a portion of the guns, shot, and atumeni- and seeled, tO the sheriff, under-sheriff, or sheriff's that the acceptance to the bill was not his hand meat where he w . as . „ sitting, wit!! a- knife, which ha Mt. J. Hereterson's Cumberland, by Jericho, 3 tion belonging to the gunboats Lee, Algeriee, cleeuty, presiding at the poll, and every such de- writieg, and tie whole of the facts have been fre quently before the public. held down by his slue. On se-Ang witness the pro • cc years, 6st 81b (anowden) t Name of Company. Dividend Amount per of Paid. 1 Firm Watchful,. Janus and Drake under 'orders puty must publicly deliver or trensmit them to the ' ' ' The same evidence wes now again given,,and a i l soirer jameed up, say,ng, You -, what tio y. tu Mr. Hadland's Ruth, 3 yrs, 68t (Grimmer) 3 want here'?" and, making a riish at him, atteinptsd The following also ra; :- Went worth, Bird-in-Hand, Annum. Share. - . for Hongkong. , sheriff or under sheriff, who must keee them un- Captain Caffin, C. 8., R.N., storeke. per general opened till the reessembling of ohe Court en toe the circumstances above narrated we' e detailed by a number of witnesses. s tt t • t th t• hl k•f The Hospitality, 6ympue Na tt O'd R 1 L' I to stab km in ie ireas Wi aa.e nt e. ~ wee e, , ow ey, itt e llitneereerd.......... •••• xs.d.X s. d. 25 0 - of the Royal Ordnanc• - •, has transected business clay next but one aftsr the do ze ef T hti . poil,-bilt if Mr. Jam s made a most able speech to the jury P e °l 'irit of tlie blade touched his breast • had. pot wit- Gerard, Mahone Clicquot, Strawberry, Princeaa Mix southwark . . - with Mr. Pellatt, principal military storekeeper of that day be Sunday, then the f , ilowing Monday, on behalf of the defendant, and a host of respect- 'Jess move .ac 1 b k aud warded off the ' knife he mnst ture Mabel, Centurion,. Old Tom, Vaulter, and John Peel. , Ditto New of 7% p.c. lOs per cent .30 0 0 - 1 ve beenkilled. •waterloo ..... - Woolwich Arsenal, and other membere of the select -when he shall openly break the seals, and cast up able witnessee were eximitied, whe te,stified to the - ' a • Betting-7 to 4 art _Vaulter, sto 1 eget Hospitality, Ditto Old Ann. of 8L 11. 12s. ed. 60 0 0 - cor_umittee, with reference to the shipment_ of war the number of votes as ttiev appear on the botke, hiah ch eter he had bsme fur a great number of The w.m•in with wh . nta the prisoner cohabited 6 to 1 agst - Old Tom, 8 to 1 ae,t Peter Flat, 10 o'l ' 70 10 3 gave evidence as to his ill usage and threats to mur- e- Vauxhall - materiels for China. The freigh'ship Violet, which and not later than 2 p.m. openly declare the :state years. . tR th 100 to 8 each a.m. Centurion and John Peel, Ditto a7w ditto of 71. 11. Us. Od. '4O 0 0 - as in the habit of a g'' - u ' der her aid her children. He w arrived at the Arsenal pier on Wedn.rsday, is to 100 to 7 agst Cumberland, 100 to 6 eget Madame DOCKS. of the poll and proclaim the members or member The learned 'udge, in summing up, explained commence shipment of steres immediately, and will chosen. The second contains several importaitt pon t e ques ion o zie Jury, ab e o ill-treaailig her. Clicquot. Dividend Amount ptobably be fitted out for thOaccommoriation of a the law u h j s ts t t ' •d h b- The prisoner, on being called on for his defence, The first two singled themselves out before reaching Name oi Company per of Paid. I . provisions, Applicab:e to both counties and de i d tit: h r n e ec a ge.. the dietatice, a fine race in ending in a dead betit. Ruth Annum. Share. !. portion of the Artillery troope to mule:ode from boroughs. Wi its addressed to the sheriff-i of coun- served that they by no means were required to say thetperjury had been cominitted by the principel Woolwich. ' Mr. Tyrwhitt said-You are a bad fellow, and I was beaten about seven or eight lengths from the first r x .s. d. .£ s. d. ties require them to make electini fer countiee shall conun't - to the Hou se c.f Correction for one two Noisette Vaulter, Madame Clicquot, and Oia eommercial •• • , ....•• 51. pr cent. i • t h ou , Stock. Stock. Her Majesty's new screw steamthip n i wituesset in suppert of the charge if they acquitted Preference Rock. If t 2 _ or.s wee a enly, and not' (as lieretofere) ' further or oti•e:- th• k 'lflu k To * finished ci• s ca enoar mont , aud you . msy in y . ourse c y Do up with ber-so close indeed that . • launched on Wednes,lay from Perntroke doekyai d. the defend Vas but if it was not made out te their ~ , wise.' Writs for the universites of Oxford and atisfaction that he lied wilfully *worn that which ' the in rider of tele ) e ' h thought he was third. ' ' /east and West India.. 61.'pr cent.' Stock. o that you are not treated in a more serious way. grand awry D. & Canal Si. per cent. 100 0 0 ,00 0 0 s Tne Doris is one of our largest steam frigates, and is Camtvielge ale to be addressed to their respective he kne A 7 AD be Mae it was their duty to acquit him. Deciding heat-Peter Fiat walked over, and Lord oce Loan Notes .... 100 0 0 110 0 0 a sis•tr -hip tu the Diadem, aunched from the same Vice-Chancellors, writs fer bermehs te tlei r re- The jury tetii-ett, and after being absen - . aboet He was conveyed to prison. Cheeterfield and Mr. J. Henderson divided the stakes. Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. n .4to O ck. o 5 15toc e k. 0 yard a few months :since, and now being fitted at spective returning officers ; and such Vice-Cha.n thre • cleavers of an litter they returned inte court - 7 . The Starter reported Grimmer, Bray, Ducker, Dales, st. London ..• • ••••• •• THA.MES.-Charles Bra.nwood, a boy, aged 14, Katharine .• ...... 4%1. p'e'r cnt. Stock. o Portsmouth. The "chrietening" was performed cellers and returning officers are to certify Vie el• c- and gave a verdict of Not Guilty. • h and Snowden-for disobeying his orders. Grimmer, it , outhampton ........ 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 • was broutht befere Mr. Yardley, charged wit . . by Mrs. G. L. Peilipps. The Doris is pierced for tion according to the directien of the writ, as pie- .-- being his second offence at this meeting, was fined 101 victoria •••••••••••• 5/. Os per c. %) g : r: : g 32 guus, and is in length 240 feet between the per- scrib-d by the Act.' NORFOLK CIRCUIT. -Buitet ST. EDMUNDS, throwing ttones at a railway train. Dinger, a policemensteble. 182 K, said he was and suspended from riding at Newmarket. The oth.,rs Ditto New ........ " peudieulars. and 48 feet beam. Twentylo-inch g-uns o The special county court for -,holding a county MARCH 2d. statioried on a hank at the side of the North Lon- were fined 51, each. oAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Will be ranged upon her main deck, and the election must beheld on any day not later from Nisi Pants COURT. -(Before Mr. Justice Erle.) - - . 1 , The Ddapre Handicap of 5 sovs eacb, with 35 &lied. -- Dividend Amount upper deck will be furnisher! with ten , 32-pounders that of making proclamation than the 12:11 nor Them we e only foer causes entered, tor one of , don Railway at Bow, and saw the poi . sot er and The winner to be sold for 100 soys, if demanded in • • , , Name ot Lompany. per of Paid. and •wo 68-pouniers (pivot guns). The eug : n s, sooner than the sixth day. Elections in borough.; which a epectal are y had. beeu summoned. another by throwing stones on the line. Soon . the usual way. About half a mile. 15 sube. Annum. Share. _ _ whica are nominally of' 800 horse-power, are b y must be had within six days after the receipt of the WOODGATE V. GROSS. • afterwerds a slain passed, and he stew the prisoner Captain Christie's Storinsail, by Storm, 3 yrs, 7-t 4th .£ s., d. X s. d. - Me , srs. Penn arid Son. The Dens will TtOw be writ, at leaet three deer days' notiee-whieh are o ake a stole from his ocket and deliberately buil Mr. O'Melley aud Mr. M - I.'s fur the, plaititif; t ' : p , . , (Fora hae,) 1 British Provincial •. . • 71. per c•int. 20 0 0 f all • placed under the cheroe of Mr. Martyr); of Devon- be exclnsive of those of proclamation and of elec- and Mr. Pew, r for the defendant. it at the coriagee, which were lull of paeeengers. Mr. Byrne s Affghan, 5 yrs, Bst 51b (Kendall) 2 13rIghton •• •• .• •• ••. • a/ per cent. 20 0 0 - 0 0 lye 0 a port, who will at onc • jury rig the vesstl and navi- tion-brinie given of the day of election. Tiie‘ poi- The action was brought to recoverso/., theamettnt • • Mr Yardley -Did the stone hit any of tie car- Mr. Hale's Schoolfellow, 2 vre, sst 131 b ...(Griminer) 3 city . or London .... - 21. pe 2 r , cent. 1 5 5 0 0 0 0 all The to ilo wing also ran :--Faidaronar le, Be i-ie, Garnet, equitable . - ....,• •• gate her to t ,at port, wnere sbe wiel receive her ling at thelwo Universities is not to contipue for of a dishonoured cheque. On the 2d June, 1856, - lieges ? • Europ 61. per . cent. 20 0 0 - engines and be made realy for f•ea. The following more than five days at the most; and the Vice- th e plaintiff; a farmer residing at little Bentley The Poloeman-I don't know, Sir, but it fell on Bonnets o' Blue, filly by Trap, reset colt by Woolwich. Betting-5 to 2 each eget Beseie aed Storcasaii, sto t e C a e n it . r . a . l . .:. •:: • • St. per cent 10 0 0 - 'l 4 m re p e erial l .... ::.:..... tee pet cent. 50 0 0 - vessels are now being built at Pembroke Dockyard: he Lite. Chanc,eHors may appoint additional pol.ing plates, Hall, yeax, sold ti•e defendant a dealer at Elm- t - - 1 egst any other (offered). Ditto New - 50 0011 10 6 -The Howe, 120 guns ; the Windsor Castle (to be pro Vice-Chancellors, polling clerks, • a..d other sett Suffolk, seven bullocks for 147/ 50/. of WIDCII as thi th Mr. Yaidley-How far w s boy from . e Won by thre ' e lengths, half a length between the second Ditto Delantwes - Stock 100 0 0 42 15 0 $ a railwav ? Do• Continental IstCao. 3/. ss. 50 0 0 altrett from a sailing to a screw vessel), 116 guile ; officers as may be Judged neceseary. No poll at was pa•d. by a chsque drawn by Long, a len cher, at - . ••• and third, earn° distance between the third and four h te ; rio. Do. 2d Cap. 4/. I.s. 50 0 0 41 0 it the Oilando, of gigantic proportione, 50 guns ; the any election is to be taken at inns, taverns, hotels, Mannin trim. At the time of the peyment the plain- ir Dinger---Not more than 20 yards, S . Mrs. Taft colt wee a bad fifth Bessie was sixte, Australia Do. Do. 3d Cap. 41. 3 t05. • 5 0 0 0 43 10 6 5 0 0 0 41 ' 0 o Revenge, two-decker. 90 • the Melpomene, 50 ; the public-houses, &c., or other places directly com- off detn g urred to takiii the cbe ue renaarkin that The prie:itter, in defence, said another bey threw filly next., and Bonnets o' Bl ' ue last. Do. Do. 4th Cap. Independent •- . , .. •• 51. 40 0 0 all • Immortality, 50 ; the Aurora, 50, frigates ; the municatine therewith, unless with the written con- n • -. hhe g d q ' Thereu g e a ould let er aye ha notes. pou the stones kit 1 !10 carriages, and lie (t,e ptisoner) hed The winner was clainted by itte owner of Affghare London Peal. Preferen. oi. per cent. 25 a o - Greyhound, 17 ; and the Gannet 11, sloops. seut of alrthe candidates. And on petition of the iisfelidant taid, " You are coming to Ipswich mate some stones in his pockete and terew t orn awa . y The Selling Plate of 20 sovs, added to a Sweepstakes of pat e rax . „ 7. ..... . n r cut 60 0 0 52 0 e ' ”4 51 e . '2O 0 P 16 0 e The screw steam •storeiship H ' imalaya was art - justicee in quarter sessions assembled, her Majesty ket on the f dlowiu momin and' if ou call at Mr. Yarlley-Are yeti sure that you saw him 5 soya filch. New course. Five furlongs, -3 :alba s e ar at r a e ier . consim - ei:s . :::. Si. per ceht. 10 0 0 all pointed to go from Hamoaze into Plymouth Souud may substitute other for existing polline-places. • g ,g , y throw a a:me at the carriages, policeman ? Man ning trt e bank and den t get the chea ue cashed Mr. Hank a colt by Malcolm, 2 yrs (20/.), 44 101 h : '. „ i Initen General. ,-• . • • 16s Od per sh. 50 0 0 - yesterday. Her crew will be paid advance wagea to- `.' The third statute constants the sheriff the re- '• ' '.. , - ..t Dinger-I atu quite cerlaiu of it, Sir. 111 give you notes tor it. The plaintiff went to - . se, , Mr. J. Osborne's Walhalla, 3 yrs (201.), 6a 31b . (A.. Ed ward••l e Westminster Chartered 7:per cent. 50 0 a - Ditto, New ....•••• - 50 0 0 10 0 0 day, and she will sail to-morrow for Portsmouth. turning officer in boroughs when that office is vacant. I swich on tbe followin da , and aid the cheque mr. xatitey-This is a moet wicked and mis (Challoner) 2 Western A •••• _lO 0 0 all 10 0 0 4 0 0 i -The screw steam surveying -vessel Plum.per, 12, " All these acts. 'however, practically valuable • P t le bi I( Me g C y bb Id I h f d d !s : n ers, sins. o . o ,w o orwar p. chievous tractice, and the prieoner might have done Betting -5 to 4 n C cktail's darn It ho de a 0 ; 0 Co , w ma a Ditto B ..... .... , . .. • • Capt. G. H: Richards, sailed from Plymouth as are their provitions, fade into insignificance when l i t ' t ° o Messrs. Nunn, of Mantungrree, by whom it very seriots miechief. I 'flue him 203 , and, in de the running ..,- and won by two lengths. INAURANCE COMPANIES. Sound on Thursday for the Cape of Good. Hope fault of psement, 14 days' imprisonment. • compared with another passed on tbe 10th of Aug., was refused to be paid. The winner was sold to Mr. Sydney fer 37 guineas. Dividend .Amount The ariisans em I Ted ou tile Belleisle, lieetrel, 1854, entitled, ' The Corrupt Practices Prevention Mr. Power for the defendant, contended that The bey was committed to prison. ' The St. Liz handleap of 10 BoVis each, h ft, with 100 Name of Company. per of Paid. i Hornet, and Sprightly, at Plymouth, are ordered Act, 1854,' which is commended to the gravest and his client harisetisfied the 1 " iff' 1 • b 1 -,-‘ . effe,e,,,ee p aint s c ama yt te added. The winner of any handicap atter tne weights ----- - ' to work extra hours. .i.eleturearri.-Win. Saunders and WEQ. H 9.11- appeared 71b extra. One mile and a quarter. 26 subs. Zs.d.Z e. d. . most deliberate .consideration of every candidate. payment of this cheque which if it had been re- M'ss Florence Nightingale, who was accompani•d together with his agents and advise b f t d h3d J ' • d sel IFave . rs, e ore en er- sente on t e uue as promise , wow mend, two desperate-looking fellows, we'l known Mr. Howard's Saraband, 5 yrs, Bet 9lb (J. Goater) 1 eibion ....- ...• •• - 71. pee c. 400 0 0 50' g : by Mi -, s Carter and Sir J. Liddell, M.D., F.R.S. 2 ing into a contested e'ection. The . piovisions of this been paid, as Messrs. Nunn had sufficient in haud te the tolice, were finally - examined before the Hon. Mr. Ridley's , Hospitality, 4 yrs, Bst (A.lderoit) 2 Alliance Bri :. and For. .71. 14s. 6d. 100 0 0 11 Ditto Earths ... .... sl. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 DirectOr-General of the Medical Department of the act, often spoken if with a levity showing igeorence to have d •ne eo a h . M W b nd to prove t ts, r. e i er, G. C. Noron, on a charge of robbing Mr. J. G. M. Mr. T. Parr e Odd Trick, 3 yrs, 6st 81b (Fordbani) 3 ktheuzeana .......... - 1 0 0 all Navy, arrived at Chatham on Wednesday for the Remiche a merchant's clerk, with violence. The following also ran : -Alonzo, Bracken, Squire . .. was , of its true character, will be found so subte, corn- mane • g clerk t ' if Messes. N ra at Manniu tree, Watt Gaudy Vulcan, Octavia Ceal Bieck Bose Eng- - , .rgus Life ........... 41. per cent. 100 0• 0 25 0 0 pur pese of inspecting . tse severe,' naval and tnilitary prehensive, and stringent as io 'fill with aeociety was c g al i l l ed, anti he de ( sed that on the 2tigJune Frem tilt evidence it appeared that the prOse -1 d';Beauter , and Aa I a tegull... fil ' i ' - aritish Commercial .. 74. 10s. 50 0 0 5 a 0 hospitals of that garrison, in woich there are at pre- the met corstientions and alarnieven the astutest teere was 981. 2s. 11d. t P o ' Long's credit, an ion the cutor had be.•n at an electioneerina meeting on ati ßettiOa-s ' to 1 each agst Odd Y irick, Hospitalit , and Church of Eng lead .. 74 5 1 1 05, gg g g : : seut upwards of 800 paten tsbelonging to the vario tis and those' disposed to Monday light, and on his return home rather Fie most unscrupulous. d . * y 3d a cheque for 30/., and another for 50/. wks paid, , , City of London ..... Atielgun filly , 7 to 1 each against Saraband aua Clerichaled.& Gen.ide spr ct& bit. 100 0 6 10 0 0 branches of the service. Miss Nightingale first in e.atsd, fellin with the prisoners in Lambeilawalk. 4/. p.r share 100 0 0 10 0 0 "The corrupt practices in the election ot mem- and thet when sitar cheque for 501. was sent from Alotizo. jounty .............. 50 0 0 5 0 o , spected the Garristn Hospitel at Chetham Barracks They insimatly clairard aequaintance with him, and , bers to serve in Parliament, at which thie fay mid- Messre Cobbold the had la t sufficient to meet it. Won by half a length ; a head between the second and ' ii. s i s BB ' 50 0t: 50 0 over which she was conducted by Dr. A. Maelean. able act aims, it deelares to be threefold-briaerY3 Mr ... OMAR - ' ' 7 - tt d that as his ch . t did not t y 51,101111., e las h. h offered to Fee him home ; but aad not gone far when third ; Squire Watt was a bad fourth a 1 arta a .--'• _, aauay ...e, ane 2gy and Law • .:::.. ite, Per . cent 100 0 0 5 0 0 an Life ...... ... 11. 20 0 0 al7 • they knocled him down, alid covered his face while Adelgund fi ly sixth. Coal Black Hese, Aloez i, and Fairope Afterspendingsometimein viritingthe several wards, treatipg, undue iufluence. After carefully defining 'i v • * • ein the t ,wn where the bank was on wle tile . Family Endovrment - C.per cent. toe 0 0* 4 0 0 in which there are about 300 patiente t': e petty pro lyieg on les back with a thick layer of pitch. 'He Vu;cau were the next three. each, in terms embracing almost every conceivable , heisu•• was drown he had aright to pay it through Genera 1.............. 6 per cent, 5 0 0 all ceeled to Melvdle Hospital. This large establisia device to which corruption can resort, and annex- his bankers th ' • . ' e day after it was received, and had WAS, 11 0 Werer, enabled te cry out told biing the The Racing Stakes oi 20 sovs each, h tt, with 50 added, (Robe .. ...... 5:. per cent. Stock. all - 47 5 ~ ment,w'nich a djeins Chat ham Do.lyard, is ueedeolely ing to infractions of its provisions imorison - ment, Lot, hea l glide of laches police to hs assistance, and t:le pris , mers were se-, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 10:b ; fillies, Bst 61h. Cer- Gresham Life - 20 0 0 50 0 0 for patients belonging to the Navy and the Royal fines, and penalties, the 36th sec. deals thus with His lordshi Y db . f It d ' p hel tat but or the a. ge proviso • cured. Itwas etated by the consteeees that 'the teal penalties and allowanc , et. One :nil ? . 10 subs. Do. Do. ....... ' - 71uardtan . . ..... .. 57. per cent I(•0 0 e 20 0 0 Marine-a and, in consequence of its pr eOmity to the the case of candidetes :- stated by the defendant to have been made a., the prisoners yore the constant ass-ciates Di n h . otorious Mr. T. Walker's Gemtna di Ver t u, 9st 11,, (inc. Sib ex.) 7 • • • imperial Fire......... 121. eer cent. 500 0 a V. 0 0 -14 a. too 0 , 7 2 10 0 two large naval establishments at Chatham and aa If any candidate at an election for any countY time of the pa ent of the cheque, the plaintiff b t thieves, arc! were frequently seen j:trow ug . A 011 , ,iOO (K S i • - _ n •nd e a . l . l) ) 3. 1 p 1 fe I.l M ide e n r l l i a ilt r y 'l Marine Lo d Riabl 'd 1 ' St '''' , l 9 t 115 r i es ae s . .... ea, a Sit eerness, the wards are generady all occupied. city or borough, shall be de ,- Ilared by any election would have bi-i-n ..ntitled to recover. in seartsh 0::' persons the werae for liquor, with the ,- 00 o ( 3 2 10 0 t (I.libberd) 2 I (. .a aw iv tl r te c .:: :::: :', 7:: 2 1' 8 7. p".• ,) ,t o r ioo o o 12 10 0 Toe number of patients now in that hospital ie up- c„,,,L;_ttee guilty, by himself er his agen'. sof le, e- Mr. O'aialle 11 d M W d t - 1 d • d yca e r. oo ga e, wio ewe view of robbing them. They were fully committed mr. .... I Parr's Sir Colin, 8 , 1 51b (Walls) 3 Legal and General Zia 4s. per shate 50 0 20 n werds of 200, of whom 140 are Marines. IViise bery, treating., or undue influence at such election, that he agresd te present the cheque the next day f r tr . o .1•41. Glede Hawk arid John Peel also ran London Nightingale was couclucted over the eetablishrnent such candidate shall he incapable of being elected w- Mitiorti tree b t fh dth t h 11 d G g , u, a rme a e a . o . we ross THE SURREY LUNATIC ASYLUM AND Betting-Even on Gemtua di Vera, 6to 4 agst St. rincl.°a & Prole Law.. Vienne-. - .... •• •• .. 3s, 50 0 0 20 0 18s.dc bs. 100 0 - 20 0 e by Dr. Drummond, Deputy-Inspector of Elo.4pita!s; or of sitting in Parliament for such ceunt 't Y, el .9, or to take the hullicks sAely on his promising to pay G . les, tted.lnvlid& Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 • 2 0 0 MR SNAP A ' 51. per cent 20 0 ,-. 4 0 0 . Won easily by half a length ; two lengths between vinerva ........••.. , the principal med Mal officer, Dr. Moody; and the borough during the Parliament then in exist. nue. the ch •• • • - eque it it was dishonoured. aher officers of the medical staff: During her in- "It will be flatted that this mortifyina and dero- The • d . • . • - Monarch ............ 51. per cent. 5 0 0 I 0 •• the nd third • three lengths between the third second a , 6 jury retii eto consider their verdict. . The charge adduced against Mr. Snape, a sur- New Eq•titable .6 t, per cent 10 0 0 1 0 0 spec'ion of this hospital, which occupied upwards gatory incapacity attaches to the simple • decleration geon, of ceusing the death of a lunatic, named and fourth. ' John-Peel Wati beaten off a long way. Pelican ....•• .. a .. •• 5/ P. el' • - - - 1 oftwo hours; Miss Nightingale expressed her warm of an election committee,' which canno be revi-ed. _ -- . Phcenix - • , . DOI:Cy, in the Surrey Asylum, by ordering him a LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. Professional Life...... 51. per cent 6 5 0 010 0 approval of the excellent arrangements adopted for It is conclusive and irreversible. This circuinstence shower-beth and strong doses of tartar emeo s c, will Provident Life........ 12% per c. 100 0 0 19 0 e the comfort of the patente. She was alto much • is eugges i e Vv of caution, equally to candidates and POLICE INTELLIGENCI?:-March 26. be freth in the recollection of the publiC.. The case METROPOLITAN STAKES. Rock Life............ 72. 50 0 010 0 all 2 pleased with ts ie size of the wards, which are corn- committees ; to the former as to their sayings and • is revived by the publication of a long letter, ad- Bto lon the field ()tiered) . Royal Exchange ...... ap.c. & bs Stock. ...... •i% p. c. & bs. - It matious, ligh , and well-vent ila•ed; each patient, doin gs , and the appointment of individuals for MARYLEBONE.-Eliza Kingstead, 19, WaS dressed by the Secretary of the Commissione:s in ICO to 8 eget Fisherman (taken) Sun Fire Ditto Life ... 1/. 14s. _ , it was found on inquiry, having 1,260 cubic feet of CHESTER CUP. United Kingdom .... V. & bonus. 20 0 0 510 e whose sayings and doings they are thus declered brought tip /rem Marylebotie Workhouse charged Lunacy to, the Secretary of Stete for the Home De r Universal Life ••• ..... 51. & bonus. 100 0 0 10 0 0 • space. After visiting the whole of the wards, Miss reeponsible ; the latter as cocci rns the d.uedischarge with c incealing the b'rth of her female infant. pertinent, and bearing the date of the 13-11 of 25 to 1 agst Dulcandara (Fatten) Victoria Life ......•• Ji. & i onus - ' 5 0 0 bliehtingale and the other east , o's iespect 3d the dis e - ~ - , - of their twofold functions of judgss and jutymen, Mr• Tebbe, the re'ieving officer, attended to core December, 1856. Die Commissitiners briug before TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. pensing-rooms, weshhouses, receiving-rooms, and A rash, siiperficial, or perfunctory discharge of those duct the case on the part of the parish. Sir G. Grey's notice the facts whfch "rendered it 3to 1 agst Vedette (taken) • ,JOINT-8 POCK B a NKS. other portions of that lace es'ablisliment, • all of duties inflicts a wrong grievous; and irreparable. She was cemeiitted tor trial at the Cen'ral Cri- imperatveupon them, in the course of lest year, to 6to ; 1 eget Schiedam (take 7to 1) Dividend Ameunt 1 Which .were found to be in excellent ordsr Miss mir. a' C .urt. order a preeecution for manslauAter to he insti- 10 to 1 ag3 Kent (taken) 'Tame of Company. per Annum. Share. of Paid. • Pi Nightingale intimating her opinion that Melville . --....... , toted against Mr. Charles Snape." The Commie- . DERBY. ____- Hoepital was one of the best arranged and condlic'ed THE N.EGV AMERICAN TARIFF. . . WORSIIIP-STREET.-Jaa. Glander, a middle; sioners say that it would ratter have occurred to 9to 1 eget Blink Beeny (taken) X s. d. X a d. 9 establishments in this cotrntry. On leaving Melville 15 to 1 &fest Lady Hawthorn (taken) tostraiasia.........., 401. per cent. 40 00 ! all sea aged wan, who refused to Ore any address, was them to preseoute if they could have satisfied them- Bank 01 Egypt ...... 25 0 0118 15 0 1 • 18 to 1 agst Loyola (take') - the paaty proceeded to Fort Pitt general hospital • Bank of London ...... 51. per tent. :Oa 0 0I 50 u 0 5 ' Presid.ent Pierce's last official act was the signa- charged before Mie Hammitt with skinning hyeciets. selv es , epoe a review ef all the cir moist •nces at- 20 to 1 agst Sprig of Shillelagh (taken) over which Misa Nightingale Was cenducted• by Dr. 3ritish NorthAmericati 9 per cent. 50 0 0 all tu fth new Tariff Bill which is new a law A - About 200 people fOrowed the-prisoner to the tending the death of Daley, that the administra- 20 to 1 agst Kent (taken) eh Bk. Ind, Mut& Ch. 4.. per cent. 21 00g 0 0 _ re t o e . J. R. Taylor, C. 8., princiPal medical officer of the ' • ' ----• court •d 1 : . lel% dtb't d h • b: .' , -1 , th f lelf • h ur' -d • • ,AU re Was . ° .14E. 0 e pro ecte y a eut tarn of a slower _a, o .sn 0 a uratme to 1900 tO 45 agst Skirmisher (taken) City .... ..... ~ ..... 57. per cent. 100 00f0 0 0 7 gerrison, and Dr. J. C. G. Tice. Since the tenni- w o as P e ) obe ex cted it bears marks upon its face of ' Colonial ......., ...... 100 ii 0 25 0 0 - ••• 1 S . 00111 . promise character, and of the baste wilt ~ a dozen policemen, who had lift th. ir beats for the a man 65 aears o=d, at at. mperature of 45 dea ,25t0 1 agst Glentnasson (taken) Commercial of Loraine. 71. p. c. & bs.•100 0 9 20 0 0 § nation ot the war the n . imber of patients at this hos e• pital has been much reduced, there being only 194 which it was hurrfed through Congrees, but on the ur i 0 . h t• d f t pp( se. n reac ing le ' or, ot ie court the Fah, enh e ia and Miaowed by an unusually 'Foga Th e a bove bets were made before the last race. .1 ,- ;c g Scot. & Aust. Ch. a. per cent.; 20 0 0 all Lond. t,Oar. Bk. of Aue. 5 ~. percent. ; 20 0 o e t I in ihe establishment at .the present time. Miss whole it is a very fair law, and will be acceetible indignant people attempted te force their way in, dos e o f a itar emetic, waS in any possible view to but were k t b 1 li ep . ack ay t. e police, ami in revenge be considered as medical treatment bona fide in- - Although the s coming elections eempelled many of the Do. New ........ .. . „ ,20 0 0 IP •-. Lonaon anti County .. lea Per cent.i 50 0 0 20 0 e a , Nightingale spent some time at Fort Pitt in intpe t- ' to :. . the temple and the reerchautt. It may be ile . e• ing the internal atrangemeuts of the hospitA with , s , crib . ed in one word as a •regider reduction of all tee gave Vetit to alo ad shout of execa.tion. The ri- t nded f p e or his beeefit, 11. - )w stron. ly 13., • ear th v aristocratic petrone of the meeting to absent themselves, Lon & Eastn 13:•kg, C. 6 . per cent. ,100 00i50 0 0 - London Jeint-Stock ... 14 per cent. 150 0 0 I 10 0 0 31 the whole of which she evid'eurly appeered well 1 „ utes now paid. Those who do budnese with seller's tead and face r isentsd indi V d • tied s h ca otis i of some might have coa , f rr ., auc an experiment. But Y - - . u - e- t the attendance of visitors of all c'asses aud condi einem eed Westtninat• 14 , per cent. 100 0 0 '2O 0 0 41 very roueh usae ocl P hi • s I thes ti e ons WaB rot perceptibl below the aver* re. iepc.lkbs ,100 0 0 35 0 0 - Satisfied. The inspecion of the hospitals occupied ' l3 • roa.d are aware that importable commodities are , t e cl . e e, a c o were so ( arnaged at &hie cenclu-un trey tbUlld it irapossible tear- Nt it P u r i nv4r e Tl . of Ena. . • new classed under nine heads, whlch pdd duty %a was evident tiiey had been neatly torn off him. rive. luto the merits of the question, as re-o, ened As the returns of th:racing •vhich hate been already ft 0 0 0 I n 0 0 - the.entire day. pahlahed will attest, the meeting fully maintained the Ditt . , ditto f t 10 0 0 3 0 '0 - fellowe respectively :-100 er cent , 40 30 2- As soon as he got within siebt of the maoStrate he b tl , e Cciumtesioners, it is- not advisable to - - Yesterday morning the hetd-quarters, staff, and 20, 15, 10, 5, 0. Tle se ri. D ow sta .d. ~, 0, said, in an excited, whining tine, "8( ' b y ' 41 , 1 *u . .. ' reputation which it has of late years acquiree fur sport., s i N re a w tio t e a , / t t b, s t w n k ilo: . 1: :: : J . ,: p p e e r r c r e e t . 5 2 : g 0 0 22 4 1 0 0 0 , - 4 - c a troop of the 2d (the Queen's) Dragoon Guards, 86 ,e , u 24 19, 15 12, 8' n 4 respectively , . ~ „ and free. put some cats into ray bar" and the aabehorie l ac euter. Ile or . t iy rejected ths bill a.L.a . nst „), . tno . aye i . . -Mr Snape on the 151 of September ; but not only of temporary ieterest, but of much prospective arientat Bank Corpora. 101, per cent. 25 0 0 PI , 1E 20 0 0 15 0 0 - Ottoman Bank utider the command of Col. W. Campbell, arrived' -,,. ''' . itnportatice. rnis estimate is not strictly correct, some og the used me aud almost torn me to pieces m ciinse- up• to th 3 date of their lett r the Com- takes caused St Prot/theta' of Irelaild 4l.p. ct.&bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - The race for the Nerthaaript etshire S at Chatham freat, Dublin, Ander orders to proceed . auence " Ditto, New 3l. per cent. 10 0 0 all ' - b 1 ' ' schedules having een en arged, while • others t s' missioners hatl received no communication froni Giles to be advariced to a leajing Position in the betting to Canterbury, where they relieve the llth Has- Retert 11' 1 a , 10nian....... ' 0 11 •.• • 5,. per cent. 25 , 0 a - • have been curtailed o but in the main it Will give --ing.me, a butcher's porter in Lead- the Cemmittee of Visit 'rad the Asylum since their on the Chester Cop, arid broaght Skirmisher into con,i- iouth australia sars. The following offioers also arrived wi:h the . an idea of the work done. A great 'lumber .of for- eohalTemerket, said -At half-past one o'clock attestiou was first d-avvn to t;e Caf3o exc.,- tine derable notice for th e D er by, The ritual iig of Gieurna Union of Australia- • 211. per cent. 25 0 0 all 55 head-quar ers :-Capttin J. O'Hara, Lieut. F. G. to-day T the Queen's Pla•e, ,_ n D ip it , to If :." 2 10 0 - rnerl dutiable articlee includin wool wor h less - was paesine the ruins of Nova Scotia- those which, with the dates of the 23f1 o ' f A T c i d* V ' dF II • ' • ce" for e pri. ant. 1 orgy au iti er ru an I suc 15 0 0 3 0 0 - U iof Hamburg- „ - Powell, Adjutant S. Calvere Cornet G. E, Jarvis, the Y 2B '' • • g ardens • backed for the Metrarpoltaao,. und fruits spleee, drues, chemi g 3ln the Hackney-road, when my the 10th of May reepeetively, k i d annen e eed th e caused FlRhorinao to be Union 'of London l5/. per cent.. 50 00100 -0 26 and Vettrivary-Surgeon Gudgeon. The 3d Dragoen : n e id per po , 100 0 o 50 o o ' f d t ti e f ca s, ant yestu , are trans erre o re ree list. 11 . . attere ion was drawn to some boys who were hooting intention of t e committee-first t sus dll w , o pen a hile several investment@ were • made on Gamma di fthiiv Mutual - • 1 i • Guards are also under orders to move to Canter- I the prisoner. I w ' . . ' • • . Vergy at n a " outside price" aa the Chester Cup. • Western Bank o , Lond n - - 'lOO 0 0 50 0 0 - The iron makers and wool manufacturers made sr) ent up to ascerrain the cause ot opinion or proceedings in reference to Mr. Steve bury •for Ireland. • their num! t year many improveuents have been effected. etea OF SCOTTISH OtaaIPANIES' PRICES. fair a fight that the reduction in the duty on twist ... y conduct, and saw four or five cets lying with the que-tion of criminal proceedings against A large discharge of troops, to the numbe.r of 80 a . a Th S e il E nm tl as S eneer's Plate Course has been ina,ile per- '- . . manufactured woollens 'and irons is only n tne rmins. Die skins had been stripped uff the him should have been decided ; and, secondly, to ' • non-conimissioned officers and men, selected from ' 11.1 ` 13 of rit the G fectly stratg , . . rand Stand has been eel trged, amid . Div p i e d r eua .' A T t uat Pam. pric six per cent., the tax being cut down from whole of them, but the flesh of one quivered, and it remove him from his' office pending the proceedings by the construction of suitable offices additional teeth- Name of company. various cavalry and. infantry. reeiments. t tok place moved • t t Innum. Share. to 24 per cent. This, of course, must only , he o hers were dead. The boys said they iustituted by the C - meniseioners. It further a Pt ties were afforded for conducting the business of the . -.____. - yesterday morning from' St. Mary's Barraeks, Cha• 3° bad seen him turnina the cats out of a sick, on' . .s s. d. A s. d. be regard .d ae the enteriug wedge. Now tliat the pears that the Committee of Visie ors, nn the failure wetting. thane. The troops disch , rged were previously in which the p • oner rl't a but I f 110 . d • Bank of Scotland .... 7!. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 11 190 7 1 work of breaking dewn she manufacturing m mo- i w i e , and 'of the prosecurien agtinst Mr, Sn l ee, regarding' The linene-s of the weather added materially to the spewed by a Board of Commissioners from Chels; a ceught hit 11. bo t 170 tr y ds . d h o lt British Linen Company 81. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 . 2237 i Hospital, and aensions awerd••d them acc iniing to poli• s ha.s begun, it is not likely to be stopped until co ''' t id c nat a u yar 1 , an e t irn till a, tile que,ticzn.`‘as one of strictly medical expet ience," pleasant character of the gathering. Caledonian Bank ..... 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 210 1a 11 City of .tlasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0' 0 10 , a i 3 / J their length of service. Seven*y-eielit in-ti ot all the tariff is fairly a ljusted to a mere revenue start- ee . 4 e a d. p d . Flo t to • me u and took h m ta 3)0 400 resolved on con:offing a j f • d 1 ury o six me Ica men, Among , tbe P y com an we noti•eld the Duke of CM). ClydeSddle Bank .... 5% /. p cent 20 0 0 10 ° 2 11_ i peppie surfe . kin us, an , .. . I tere his thin s off Bedf •rd. Lord Southainoton Lord Kiri.- ' ranks were inepe -tot yesterday and the pi • evioue dard, al id the nation emancipated from he taxati tin of g , the three teamed b e t Mr. Snape, and t Tee by them- bridge, Duke of . r . r , , C•anmercial Bank • - 71. per cent sno 0 0 10e 0 u '. , 116 l 25 0 0 10 0 0 14 1 preeener s iyane that he was innocent and at • • ter Lord Burletgb, Lord Strathmore, Lord Checeerfieid. Eastern R k a/ per cent . day at Fort Pitt by Drs. Tayl .r and Tice, amid a I the manufactui . ers. A year or two under the re- . t . . , .h.t selves. This jury' fount a v.-rdict "That Mr. , Id L• rd Cerli -i, L.. , la e -1 F -an ........ - • cent. 5 0 • 5 0 a5l 1 ime lie kid neoliet sack nor ba Lord Eofie „, . • • ga , r I Anglesey, -or., Cat •clinb. 82 Glasgow.... 3%1 p • Snepe's conduct in the ease in ques:ion wes neither too o o 100 0 0 Ise,. were ordered to hold thsm,selves in readiuese te be duced duty "ill go faato convince the msnuf,c-. Gr. • W: 1 16 8. • den, Lord Riohllsdal., L-ord Speno. , r Lord de Maul , ~ National Bank •••• • 6%, per cent. 20 0 0 2 110 0 5/ 8 discharged. . • turers themeelve •of the' wisdom of such a policy. 4 , or e e el e, , a woodrehopperinTurk-strot, so rash nor so inju lieirrus as to dsprive him of the , North of aconand Bank 5/ . per cent t 101 • 1 Be.hual-green, isaal-I sew the rsoner t 1 roe*, -ord _xinout , or- -oventry, .uor five: Lord F• Fi` rt F• hL ' d il Bank of Scott. .. Tii. per cent li 0 0 0 0 0 0. 140 0-1 ay, be- confidenee of the raagistretei which he had previ- We are informed that the launch of the Renown One of the best changes that have been made is the tween 12 alid 1, . t' • I) ' Cock, Lord Viiiton Lord Sydney . 0•6 _woe, and i - - ...; r I 1/stion Rank of Scot. - a 1. - per aen t • 10 _ 0 0 ( 0 ) ' 0 . 5 00 -'2 ''• 105/4 is tiOt tO he postpooed as s:attel. but will take removal of 70 per cent. duty from teandiee and shoulder, front wI7IL ie ruitts with a bag on his ously enjoYed ;" veisreupon Mr. Stiape . was . forl- Altborpe ; Sir F. IVlunree, Sir George AriuytSge, Sir w i e.stern kl , ank •. .. ..,... 7/. fel; c , e e n i ! , .. ', 100 ' e g a o 0 1' ;7 3 / 1 1 place to-morrow at Cliathara Wow, 2 p.m. spirits. The 100 psr ten-. duty wa• , imp , ised on the c , opposite the church, he with remsteted in office, and is now again diseherg- George Wemlavell ; Hen. Jaines Mac !inlaid, Hon. Ad- liance It ire and Li. e.. 8% P •i. per cent. 10 ,O. 0 2 0 I', I/ 19 iiritlsh Guarantee • .. Tle fellowino appointments were merle yester lay • • 1 pr map e that spir.ta, , us liquors, b 'ing a luxury, turned out seven or eieht eats The all , • • • : ' e . y flawed , ing •he duties of medical superintendertt of the mete miral Roue, Genera P 1 - te., Colonel Cartwright, Captain Caledonian Fire Inaur . 10•.oer cent. 100 0 0 10 0 a 251 C 80M ' • e raieed their heads and othees their leii.tt 1 sid f ' talas g ow Lite.. , i. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 3 1/ 3 at tee Adiniralty :-Comm iniler EI, Trollo : e, t,. o .. tig tto bp heavily taxed. The facts seem to a • e 4) tie Burrey County Asylum. This decision, c h 'taffaril Colaftel City of ristie, Mr. George Payne, Mr. A. S , , 51. per cent. a 0 0 0 3 0 0 51 5 touched one and 't 't a ColOnial Life ..... •• .. the M lville, vice Li• tle, whose ~pp •-intme•_t is 11 I .t pw te • I t i tee people regent them as 1.1. lieCel3-as y es the skin had ' be nile;rtailits qui t ? warm; a portion. of which they intimat e is base.' ort imperfeet evidence, Vys e , lion, R. V. Smith, Colonel poylt!, Hr:neFFeel,k. Edinburgh Life Insur. 'IL oer cent. igg 0 0 15 0 0 291 : caocelled ; Lieu - enero E. W. Hawes, to ihe Por- t i . e-suc a a neffieessary, indeed, as no legil pi olLb - wa'kiirg away, biit I rai.P.p Ile Paws. lie FIRS then the Cormniai r ee, ets a l I s einsc . y regards ae "of most Villiers, Careain Cast, Mr. C. Grevilte, G a a,' i ea . bat Eng. & Scot. La t 7v I Llfe :I . .a e e r r e c e e n ti t t : 40 : 4 0 ) : : 00 vi in et an / P cupine ;W. Stanton, master, to the Porcupine ; ion. ill su . ..e to exclude from universal b„f 11 ihi d a cry, and a number of dangerou.s inport." A copious array of documents not, Hon, Colonel Forrester, Captain Little, Sir W. Life Assoc. of 3. d ina• Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4 0 I/ 19 Francis H. CLown, clerk, to the Excellent. _.u e. _ Such beina the case, the effect of the o s s o owe( m, and I seized him, but was not forme an aependix to this letter. Beoth, Mr. R. Read, Mr. Jacques, Captain Oliver, and If t a r ttt , British Instr... 71. per ceut. eee 0 0 20 0 o 37/ 0 duty has merely . been to heighten thu price of man enough to hold him. I therefore snatched the __ , _____ , Captain Wm, Peel. _Northam Assurthce Co. . 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/ 15 Hauer; aud the gm ,1 i bag away from him, and he ran off arrain I foll • -el - ' Scottish Provincial .... - • 50 0 0 2 0 03/ 5 THE SOULAGE COLLECTION AND MANCHESTER.-Tbe -• 9 - --cneaslre failures of tele 1. - - - • e • ( wea DISASTER TO THE AFRICAN MAIL•STEAMER.-LIVER. Scottish Union Insnic. 7%1. prcent. 20 0 0 I 0 0 1/ 15 Committee of the Art Treasures Extobttion at Mauchester wine crops in France occuer ng siurnllaueously, him, and he flu ettened to give me in charge for ?Joe, Thunday.-The royal mail screw steam-ship n Thursda aft FIRE AT TEE CLARENDON HOTEL, --a d a n _ we y er. Standard Life •• ••- - • • 5/. per cent - .0 0 0 7 0 ;, 201 Oi -a committee coneisting of seven gentlemen, has most wholesome liquors have ri-en quite out of stealing his bag. I feund the skin of a cat in the Gambia 0 -aPain Rolt, sailed from the Mersey, yesterday noon an alarm of fire at the Clasen . o i n i. l, .Bond- MISCELLAN LOUri. liberally and wisely bought (upon their own indiVid mini the reach of the poor. Vile pnis.)ns have been sold bag, and aterwards put the cets into the hag off , afternoon, to embark at Plymouth tbe mails for the street, WIV4 carried to the police l a i t ; :par e l. me:street, rest, meibiiity) the whale of the Soul aee Ca ec a" f ee Li their place, with such resulta as the last notion the ruins. I never saw the prisoner before. I hung W . . est Coast of Africa. See retusned this morning, ,Piccadiliy, and, upon tbe arriva it h b ad br,, po et t i oti o t end fire Dividend Amount the • • y. ' er of Paid. Price original price ate/Matt it was offered to tit. Chancellor of toxicology will sugg,est. The - people of the 'to him, and he flung me down, but other buy s having, after t emena p ,, r t, come into collision with the brigade, it wee asceriatined thAt nd burning k thr 11 11 die Name of Compel. p . Share. of the R a o • ' lever atm declined, viz., 13 500/. This far- United States have bt•en poisoning themselves de- pulled off the skit ts of his coat. ship Scotland, from Savannah, inward hound. The upper part of tbe hotel. Bqo . ough the _________ f a m , ed et'lleet. ( •tb . • • . • ' • i Gatiibie susteiried coneiderahle damage, and the Scotland r;of an . d damaging a suite of rooms, it caused no mate - mu .v 1 oat it. rival in atly a itintis ) wil libel ately for four or. five years. Good b d • George Macintosh, a painter-I SAW the prisoner z s. d. .£ s. e. - . at the caete of the A t T ran y 18 4 . Web WO hear, are fully in oet her Ito% a t eater &a Fortunately nO lives rial injuru to the premises, w , -- -- Acadian Charcoal Iron •• 10 0 0 2 0 0 - to the city of manch r rea-ure. Exhibitioe• be offer,d not te be had, a'most at alier prio• ; and the work- "irn the c c_s out into a heap Of dust. They were raw pri , cu, . . „, . . . ._.. ~. were List ( mired in various offices. African Steam amp .. 40 20 0010 0 0 - committee. shousr es t t h e e e, a . t the price paid for it hy the j ag mei], wee are used to drink it arid mu t have and. skinned; they moved' and got on to their legs, notlais ti c i t ihe oettafaith . _ may Ate a yasaRING - SPltenotes, ASS2Ta Lea - • '.--- -- • W. rer cent. 5e 0 a 20 0 0 - ARHT -Prom a return, moved for tADvinerissraserr , e - to purchase A 0 choice ': a coi rozens ! - if .IValiebe..ter decline i., take vitriol and ataer corrosives under its name, but then tell d iwn again. I sew the prismier one by Mr. W. 1V f • 15 . 114 OPERA, RACE, AND PERAPBCTIVc Auert en Mart •• ...... 'I, , Elper cent. 50 0 0 - ~.._ ectian It wilt he tenderel by le attains, taie member for L tnibeth, it aP- POWBRIIIre T/111118C9PRE ) . .. _. ontow,, Australian A;riculturt 25 0 0 19 0 0 - the present holder s to th ' la last week t s opticians, 39, Aihe e then Chancell e• of the Birch, ' 'le new tariff will have the effect of che ,pe, i i ng ' y urn Out two or three other Czttl on ptar , that th e num b e r o f persons g -gged in the army of Geessas.---Messrie S., and _ite i , oi A.ustralian Trust .• .. Bs. pr cent toil 0 0 25 0 0 22% ppo'site the York Hotel quer at the cost price ; at t a i f a s • ~ br •ndv about one-helf ;so that thrre is a prose - the ruins, but they were all dead. A. mane-street Piccadilly. ovserve-s tt it Re al Mail Auscra a Y - 10 o 5 all - which we have little dre i) • •-cond time deelned (0 seet the united kleerintn e in the Year 1844. amounted to' •=4, .. , , i Letters Patent for valuable it',. .3y tier Majesty s Loy a Anglo-Mexican Mint., 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all - . at ,it will he sold by auction, th it the moderate consumers may be supplied with Edward Mayu..rd, fringe-weaver-On Monday and the numb er o r l a th es intoted to 1,125 ; and in 1855. ' • • ements in tbe most powerful itit• iiritlsh Amerlean Land t/. per cen 50 0040 0 0 - or at certain appraised prices. extraordinary improv Should th b ' a wholeeorae aririple at sourethiu bet weei 3 d llara wed( I saw the risouer shoot out 10 cats on to the to 44, numh ences included de- • . c am p, Baceconree, Opera, and Per, canaaa ......... •- .• at. per ze,.t. ; , (1 001210 0 - er . of las ee e ...876. The off „ a brilliant TelescoPeat_ ese , on the sale it will be borne ,_ ~ e Rev ere e nny ioss and 4 dt;llar • -aeil n It • sti g t: d h 1 ,e h ° -- o . ruin., but not ettell • h - 1 }II t: , eertion los teiescope possess such extraor- Do. 5 Der cent Bond, 51. pet ceoi Stock • 100 0 0 shout: there be a profit, . the p u r 3: , ) win ben rrehasers ; . sa o . e . Is e, ma tae e e tarm eful con yin t e same p ace ; e e was . . t f . ulo.rdination b dienbedlenee, disgrac apective Glasses. Th -ne three and a-half inches, x v i i i, Ditto. 5 per cent lids 5/.per cent Stoek Rio 0 0 - I d ver Wlll reduce the revenue about 20,4)00,000 d.,1 are. only a little skin left upon the paws of each. I asked duet, a' , UlElatlll)4] crime (a:entreated by one of the Ist (Hatay powers that s,e nitre, •• per cent. .. 61. t otr een: Stock 100 0 0 - t 0 the original purchasers for soine national ob ect Th . • ull • the will show distinctly Jupiter's moons, him what he did it tor and he s .i.d tie was doub'e- battalion of the Grenalier Guer• is in on , I - L don fof which. an extra ey•-piece, Ditto 6p c. Nis 1874 41. per eent, Stock 100 0 0 - fleeted with art. It it 3 pleasant to sett in th! eepeciall as o r rt. ; is wo answer - purpose, , y o s - od - ' rti tilted i ' ' 50 lashes Wire iel a - ' . I '-' • ' in , aud ihe double sters. With the same tents i duo: 6e c. bds I , •70 6/. per eent. Stock WO 0 0 -- stormy atmosphere of politics that M i.. --anceester i ll t l i; r e n(1 w are) I. used be tweßn th'sdateaud tie eedot the fiscal ; h P t rhe would b.oL have done it, and thet he h Laden), abiletice Ish 1 Ivi...ont .eave, trio ence ',Main s r „, erson's COnntonanee three mile I cope eau be seen' ap . s ant a Crystal Palace with a contested election as she is -Can yet find t ee b -. e - tear are to b nefit by the tariff. But eetimates of I a, beeu in Gu . ,Os Hospital. He then pretended to to superiors, and making aaay with necessaries. 7 p 'if it' tant and an object from 16 to '2O miles. They are if , Dine Preferenee lr. Can, 5 0 0 5 0 ta 18 t,, . 40 . 0 all 0 . 041 - incliriation en d mone y to secure a collection eo hunor. this kind are very liable to be wit le of the mirk. • be deaf lan t d he other boys mule him put them or [ADVE/ttlSElllllcr 1-We have read wit', much pleasure Du • lerger and a , . sizes, with increasing - powers accordingly.-Tce France - Crys. .:,, ,ce t of zi Bends 3w. per cern _ - - tent tut the Soulage. It was said b . y Sir Geo. Bea umo r nt, It would not lee at all eurprising, considerisig the agan into hi , halt, and he took them away. earry's report on . the (sure of .Inatgestion (Dyspepsia), Flatu lency, constipation, NerVdtig, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, hibition, 1851. Valuable, uewly-invented very smat' •• "ai t ßx t sastcoat-pocket glass th • f ' 1 b t. b ii" ' ' '' ity Naviga to theme cetegraph - all I % who bribed ra e .. G overnment o f G eorg e IV. te buy t h e Pr •sgerity, of the country, the systematic re ogr. ss Pollee-cite/stable 93 N-The prisener wts handed cough, Asthma, Consumption, and Debility, without web.- uwer a w ~ e size e . a IVA MI ,y w It.: Eng•St a us. Cop. Smelt. - Angerstein Gallery by the immediete gilt of hie ow e e ra , of egeiculture in the West, the growth, ef our siiip- I over to me t r , ur °unclad by about 500 people. Lle eine, by Da ' •Pe Piarry's Food. The followiug are a few extrl i i: T es .. rsou can be seen and known li neles distant ; they answer Eng &Iris. Mag. T. Co. - 50 0 0 a l ,„! 0 _ ee ry purpose on the race-eourse, and at the Opera heeises, saluitaole Reversionry I•lper cent, 100 0 0 'OO " „ _ 22 10 o aellery-a gift soraetbing like thirty tnousand pounds- pitig and inauufautuiing iuter sts, our meane of iu- i admitied the ..aele blouged to him, told when told whic . h appear to merit the attention of many :- Cure w l country aienery, and ships are clearla seen at Bto 10 miles. ' Date 'New , ..... - - 50 0 0 ~, a al .-- _ that the Apoll o ,. t b e v e ,,,„ , an d t h e Laecoon, & a , ternel communication, and the strone prospect that ! the nature of the charge he made no answer. I 47,121.-“ Mills Elizabeth Jacobs, of Nazing Vicarage, . They are invaluable for shooting deer-stalking yachtin, te ' nd 11 100 0 0 a aen. aevera. & lovest. 51, pc a . . 0 _ ~ are worth - thousands a year to the country which the convulsion. which the railread schemes b .„ fi.re us ! 'found 4 OlaT.kllife On km. A qoaetity of cats' tham-cross Beds • a ure of extreme nervousness, indiges- , - e •" Gen. tion, gathe'rie ' c • " Cure No. vortitmen, gentlemen, giouekeepses, and Aiurists. ()pore, . I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) - 2, 0 14 7 ~ _ ten.ateemalavigatien 10/. per ci .&15 0 ° a 4% gs, low spirits, and nevvous fancies. 4 0 0 a after(' I nibus 124 per cent Stock - • 'kb the have re d . i ..,posesses them. The beneficial ivflaeoce wn . nemei. certain will not take elec.- within a hair was on. his ba,ck frem cerryirig the baa (The 4s 314.-e" Mies El•z bth Y omen Gateacre, n ear Li ver p oo l; rate-coarse, camp, teed perspective glasses, with wo , London Den. Om atock . - Boulage Collection will have upon art in P I -ng-and Is not Year or two, if our m• 1 i • ' bag was here produced, containit '°. • • , . , 1 a c . e , - of nervous power. Newly-constrz;.teti Spectacle Lenses in the //real- .Ithato•l'S Bay . o ',-, 0 0 all - . tO be doubted for a single moment, , their orders f etc iants so erg-1y increased : ,• t' , . , ig a cat , skin and d 011r0 or ten years' dyspepsia and all the horrors 24th est transparent power. The valuable advantage derived aungerierel -. sa. 'lO 0 0 all - - or the fall that next year's receipts s six cats bodi• s, stated by the officer to have evi- irritability." Cure 51,i15.-Oystermouth, Swansea, . nCe from this inventor, .is, that vision becoming impaired 4 . ',on. Ne &Na. Manso. _ i e o 0 all - [ADVERTISEMEN'T ] -Jane Hallett, of Whiny Efea(ir from dutit it -w ere h ) deurty b. eri just killed ) August, 185 3.-Bilious headaches of frequent occurre , ;I. •ondoit aeyersionary 61. per cent. 10 0 0 all - near Netherbory, Dorset, suffered for many years froin ready -we Lot° at tal s . eavy as those of 1856. Al- 1 The e• e • ' , watch my wife had been subject to for many yeana h „ e b een preserved and strengthened, and very aged persons are i 'ex. &S. A merican - 2 5 0 0 50 0 4ti, a bad leg. From the knee to the anele it bad several 75 per cent. • , let %import an increase of ,say 60 to I 1 c rs nr,in a wild, excited tone, said-I AM removed by Du Barry's salutary Revaleuta Arablca F oo d,- enabled to employ their st.sht at the most minute otter . N at. Discount Comp - 100 0 0 - =lel ea ation-cae ewi h heee lenses of a much less magnoy el ; a r_ a oses . e . Deb. b L per cent - 0 0 near Swans , P se t t ~ s. P , ii. 1 all -Wounds, so that she was unable to stand or move ahoy the year, and b el • this' be maintain• d throughout ' s hair bruslunaker by trade dha EJ B 47 Al dirt G • •y an ve seen • • mail. ...tire _, .__. - owei, % • the house. She tried a variety of means and applica- need' another ryed ie.time Cougre-a meets we shall • ' better d a s but y , now support myselfae, well as I August 21, 1853. Thirty years' dreadful suff . . e . erine from tug power-and they do not require the frequent change S or. MI. Ausiralasian t tl ful 'ta ea North of Eu •'s delicious Rove- o le dangerous effects of further power awns n rope, ''' t " iit 20 0 0 17 to 0 la sl. per ee 2 , 0 0 an “ ..__ / 4 Cora, hilt without obtainieg a cure. By the blessin / d . g " ileral . uction of the teriff.-New York ; can. I am married, and my wife • rheumatism has been removed by Du Harty and. Co 50 0 all _ , I suppose, is rem Gww.- lloafuess. - New Discovery.-The organic Vibrator, an ex- P P ri ee c i e l P v a er iA n iltn i a&Min. 2% . DOW Oat sell' lenta Arabiea Food, in five weeks' time.-Wne. . e,ent 50 0 0 , God and usiog only three pets of Poor Man's Friend, ng goAs, but tr v. per all , 67% d Profesa - ore of traorchuary powerfui, small, newly-invented instrument for Pen. & Oriental Steam 50 0 0 •- \ ''' _„_____••••••-----.....-„,,,_.!„_.............. 'Cl'a is var bad. D ° caPPorted by testimonials from the celebrate 1.0 0 0 14% and taking three boxes of pills, el le was perfectly cured. LECTORS IN 0 -ITIES AND B y.. 11 suppoze I would do &rel it a - vo n as g Y this aft r ' - D e Chemistry F.. A ndrew ll . re ; .13r. w . Shorland ; Dr. Harvey . deafness, entirely different from all others, to aurpass any- Ditto New ••..• • • • 4 yL Tr cent 100 0 0 Dr. Roberts's Poor Man's Friend, for wounds and erup- ee E • + • onocanam'ENGLAND AND . 1 1..V11:1g.fer 12 years in the r„. e i g hs, .a. a 0 UT Dr. Ingram thing of the kind. that h a s b een , or probably . eve . r can be, Reversionary Int. aoc 41'1. pr cent. 10 0 0 29 el o l 0 -- ' - yy ALES - F ee eital number rag' late' d 10111 HO tii. i sit by, .1 Dr. Campbell , Dr, Gattiker , Dr. nrzer , ' ias the skin, 111 not r- Ditto New •••• •• • A hare 100 e. was 421,413. I n i should never be able to Decies; the Dowager Countess of Castle• produced. Being of the same mon 1 0 0 60 0 0 - tions of every description, is sold in pots, 1. 13d. and I 1;1 409,958; and in Wale - a 1 toOk an 'n tii I e Lord Stuart de h rd' tinctl at ch Pe at Royal Mail Stearn...• - 7 _ i t : P at*eil cent: 28. 9d. each. His Pilula3 Antiscrephiam, for al im Elik.3t _ 1 BELAND. At th i ' 455 * again. I was passing ' y on k e . i f e sc.. Stuart ; Major-G oo . Th omas King, and army other respectable eeptible ; it . enables .l . eaf . persens t l o e ca nt ee ls aeottish Aus. Invelt. d i 'l. per cent. 25 a n 1 all 1% tio y n of singing 353/ . parities ef the blood, is sold in 13,:xes, 1,,. 14d., 2.. 9d., ELECTORS IN h c lat. eeneral election ; thing I could. find, a eh° • a id. ruins, 100 ing or, any whose health has been restored by it, afterall other' and at public astiemblies e South ,iust i r , a o l a lan c L oni at p. persons, t l he m i l n p oved ; end it affords all the ' . nee fr.' cent. 20 0 0 5 al a i 0 - 2 ' re . ' ister w 4s. 6d., 11s., and 225. each, by all medicine vendors the number on_t . e . ,g. _ _ a 8 179,483. Iu counties ,in wy bag, thie -• -11 • ld pick up tie skin fouud Lats „,„ ee cure' had failed. For further paiticulare revel- noises in the ears is en ire . y .F? . desired _39 Alleemarle• -CT: t i lt en's Liiiid•• 105. 100 0 0 •28 10 0 - . 149,854, and in cities and boroughs 29,634. ? _lung it was a rabbit e skin. Any t ea this invaluable food our readers are referre fail Barrs , aseistane, that possiblY ''''"' De •y. ? l e k 1 11 t,Ol v le- Oov. 6 per ct. ties. 6 per cent. . . ~... _ • ee throughout the United Kingdom and Colonies, one Illigtit Be , street Piccadilly. . Observe--oppesits tue .or o . , . ..... - .. _.4 tt.io.t ; the pats 114 -beerL lying about aivertisemeoeue snut.bor part of this Paper. ~ . ~ . . . . Paid. I Price. /JOINT-911'0 1 .1K BANKS. Dividend Amount name of Company, per of Paid, • Price. Annum. Share. ---- - £ a. d. £ a. d. lastralasia........- MN. per cent. 40 00 ! all 98 Bank od Egypt ...... - 25 0 0118 15 0 18 Bank of London ...... 5/. per tent. :00 0 0 50 0 0 58 _ British NorthAmerieat, 9 per cent. 50 0 0 all - ch Bk. Ind, Aust& Ch. 4.. per cent. 24 0 0 g 0 0 - City .... ..... ~ ..... 5 1 . percent. 100 0 0 JO 0 0 70 Colonial .......... _ „ ~• 100 p 0 25 0 0 Commercial of London. 71. p. c. & be. 100 0 I 20 0 0 -§;% Eng Scot. & Aust. Ch. 4:. per cent.: 20 0 0 all 17% Lond. t,nar. lik. ot Attb s'. percent. 20 0 0 •• 18 Do. Ncw ........ .. „ 20 0 0 _ tP London and County .. la:. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 32% Lon & Eastn 13,kg. C. 6 . per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - London -feint-Stock .„ 24 per cent. 1 50 0 0 10 0 0 31 Londe and Westtninst• 1$ per cent. 100 0 0 '2O 0 0 46;6 vat. Provincial of Rm. it; pc.& bs 100 0 0 35 0 0 - DIM. New ...... - IP 9 -0 0 0 I n 0 0 ..... Ditt, ditto ft 20 0 0 i 0 '0 -.- Nathrir.i B4n k ...• • ti ,per cent. 50 0022 10 0 - New oath W.iles irieritai /tank Corpora, 101, per cent. 25 0 0 PP 16% Ottoman Bank - 20 0 0 15 0 0 - E . :1'01/1110AI of Ireland 4l. p. et.&bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, New... .. .• lonian 5,',. per cent. 25 0, 0 all - iouth 4.ustralla .• • .0., per cant.; 25 0 0 all 37 Union of Australia 2ll. per cent. 25 0 0 all 55U Dittof f :- 2 10 0 - - Union of Hamburg.. „ l5 0 0 3 0 0 - Union 'of London.... (Only s{utual - • , 100 0 0 50 0 0 Western Bank or G on d n - 'lOO 0 0 50 0 0 - uIST Oh' SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. . . Dividend . ' Amcua• Name of company, per • of Paid. Price. Innum. Share. , -..-,.. -. - - d• Bank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 . d 100 0 0 199110 British Linen Coman 81. per cent 100 0 0 in 0 0 223.' es ' Caledonian Bank . ..... Si. per cent. 10 0 0 2101 31 16s City of . Hasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0' 0 10 _• a 1 3 1 5s Clydesdale Bank .... 5%/. p rent 20 0 0 to o 1 14 3s C , lnmercial Bank - 71. per cent sno 0 0 100 0 0 248 ins Eastern 8ank........ 8/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 14 Os Edinb.& Glasgow.... 3341. p cent. 5 0 ' " ' 4l 3 National Bank .. - • 6k t , per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 192, / a North of c•cotland Bank 51. per cent 20 0 0 210 1 5/ 88 lioya: Bank of S encl. .. '4. per cent 100 0 0 100 CP 0 140 1 s UNtion Hank of Scot. - Al. per =lOOl- 100 0 ' 0 5 0 1 ' `. Rh/ Os Western Bank •. • .... 71. per can , 50 0 0 80 n '1 ,3 i 1 'Mance Fire and Lire.. 834 I. pt ~.e. ;. 100 .0 0 11 0 0 17/13s British Guarantee . .. 4. per cent, 10 .0. 0 2 0 0 1/ 12s Caledonian Fire Insur . 101.oer cent. 100 0 0 10 0 .3 251 Os City of k'-ilasgow Lite.. `q. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 li 53 Colonial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 8 0 0 51 58 Edinburgh Life Insur. !it. oar cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 291 Os Eng. & Scot. Law Life 51.0er cent. 80 0 0 3 5 04/ 6s Life Assoc. of .4cotland 6i. per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 06/ ins Nationai Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4 0 I/ 19s North British Incur... IL per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 U 371 Os ,Northern Assunince Co. 2O 0 0 1 0 01/ 15s Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 0 2 0 03/ 5s Scottish Union Disritc. 7841. pr cent. 2(1 0 0 1 0 0 I/ 15s Standard Life .. • .... • . 5/. per cent -.4.1 0 0 7 0 ;• 201 Os . . 'rice _ 10C44 BTJENOS AY.RES FOREIGN DEBT. The Committee of Spinish Arucrioan Bcmdh have s>nt us a, copy of a ietter rectlived by 'J'eril from Messrs Baring Bro - Ler, an and a tram latiou of ;he document me!itioned therein : "8, Bishopsgate-street Within, March 25. "Sir—We have to hand you herewith, for the infor mation of the Commie ee nt Spanish Bondholders. a COPY of a letter which we have just received from the Finance Minister of Buenos Ayres in fnrther reference to the pro posel settlement of their English loan. "At the same time we may mention the receipt of remittance from the Government by the came mail of 2,2181. 155.. on account of interest on the loan. " We are, sir, your must obe , iient. servants, (Signed) •" BARING BROTHERS AND CO. "Alfred Godfrey, Eq., S-cretary to the Committee 0 1 Spanish American Bondht.bler." (Tranlation.) "'Buenos Ayres, Jan. 21. "The undersigned has the honour to acknowledge th e r-ceipt of your esteemed letter of 811 Dec. last, togsther with a copy of the resolutions passed at a public m eeting of the bondholders which took place in your city on the 26th Nov. last in referenoe to t .e proposals for an 0r ; Pe rangement submitted t o th e cons id erat i on of the i parties. " My Government, having taken doe , notice of your important letter, has directed me to reply to it, e xprege ing its satisfaction on seeing the realisation, in the afar' said resolution., of the hopes entertained by my Govern ment that the London creditors would not fail t° appreciate its efforts to supp or t t h e country ' s credit, to"` that they would accept,th e p ropose d b ases for t h e der' nitive arrangement of the debt The Government ha s been -no less gratified that the bondholders have ap pointed you as t'ae agents to Carry out the said agree ment. "All the considerations put forth by you to eb° W the justice and expediency of modifying my government ° proposais with r e->rd to the settlement of the debt, a° to the interest it shall pay, increasing that which is Pr °. posed on the Deferred Bonds, and .anticipating th e period from which the i n t erest i s to b eg i n to run -4 11 these considerations, I say, have bad, before pow , the deliberate discussion and most serious attention of WI , government, and it would b e use l ess t o re f er now eel to matters already a m ply cons id ere d an d d i, cusse d ; an d you may rest assured the.• my government, in deci , ling on its last proposals, went to the utmost of the coned" -ions which it could make with the expectation of being, able to fulfil them, consid er i ng t h e present situat i on e` the country, and its prospective resources with regard t° its engagements. " ivy government has never lost sight of the desirable' ness of raising the foreign credit of the country to its propor height, but it is exactly on account of this coral- Aeration that it could not make to its creditors snore favourable proposals than those it really did rnalv, with an assurance of being able to fulfil them ; and the G° . vernment is firmly persuaded that an advance on the proposals made respecting the interest on the Deferred Bonds would be an imprudence on its part ; and, being convinced thereof, I h ave b een di rected to te ll you Viet? notwithstanding its anxious wishes, it has not got the means to belare its en : a gements b eyon d what has 6„rel,; offered in the base s o f l st O ct. Nevertheless , t t situation of the C :untry should hereafter prove so f a vour able as is hoped by you aid the Government, the latter will lose no time, for its own sake, in epontaneouslY proving the position of its credit >rs in reference to th t Deferred Bonds, be it by increasing the assigned iete re :j or the redeMption fund, cr b y an ti c i pat i ng t he D I peri al for the payment thereof. " With regard to applying and including in the Pre sent arrangement the pr posal of the former non-acceetele ti bases—namely, to admit i n p a y men t o f pu bli c land' „„t bonds for arreared intere s t a t par — suc h d eman d cen'i t be admitted by my Gov e r nmen t. I n t h e first Pl4fe' must not be deemed appli ca bl e i n * the present ia't' n ! on the mere plea of its having been proposed p r evioul t : inasmuch as, according t o th e present arrangeme nt, ef Deferred Bonds w:11 bear interest, while in the ford one they would have bo rne no i n t erest w h ate ver, P o merely as a means for redeeming the principal, i t 'l ot one of other proposals to rece i ve t h em at par, in Wi n ' for public lands. " Therefore the prese n t case is very different. so, again, by acting up on y our suggest i on, the Governeli would lose the advantag e p o i n t e d ou t b y your Pdg selves—namely, to redeem gradually the Deferred IP i at less than par, consequence of th eir interestbeak, borer than the Active Bonds; For these reasons 1 1 Government cannot admit y our propos i t i on in thg. respect. "Respecting the assigr.ing of the Canon enfiteofil t • of the public lands to the payment of the engageM en t , to be entered into with the bondholders by the presen_, arrangement, my govern men t d oes not d eem it ineo7.: dient to agree • that th e said cannot' be specifically signed to the payment o f th e i n t erest an d re dernef l l o. fund for the Active and D e f erre d B on d s, f or the wb ° , lo,. amount of those bond., soy deficiency thereof to be inv .: good from the other rev enues o f th e state ; it being ilf A derstood that from the said 'canon' there is to be reser; a sum not to exceed 15,000/. f or th e li qu id a ti o n of t still cutstandiog classified debt ;. and likewise What s owing and collected henc e f or th o f th e p rocee d s frool ,h respective lauds of the cr , untry towns apportioned by th e law to the re-pective municipalities. " Lastly, with regard to the principle of the siviltidrr, fund for the Deferr e d B on d s , an d to the cancelling a depositing of WI the purchased or redeemed bonds, 0 1 uvernment coincides entirely with the views and or gestions expressed in y ur letter. "After these candid explanations, and theproofs which ( my Government has already given to the bondholders its earnest desire to settle s a ti s f ac t or y an d equ it a bly fq, claim., and offering at the sam e ti me guarantees for ° l;i s punctual fulfilment thereof, the Government trusts a l° you, in behalf of the said bond holders, will not hesitsf: to consider as adjusted and agree d t h e b ases o f the 8e „ Clement, in the manner proposed by my Governina"; in order that the said Government may be.placed io condition to present itself to the hon. Legislative Gh st b ir o bers, , ho meet on the Ist o f M ay next, so li c iting 1 , 6 competent authorisatio n f or th e fi na l comp l e ti o n of L' arrangement, that it may b e cair i r d i nto i m mediate ' 3%e i cation, remitting to th e b on dh o ld ers t h e monthly atir,hi). that may have accru e d f or t h e present year.— l l a ve "" honour to be, &c., (Signed) " NORBERTO DE LA RIESTBA. "Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., London." Country Market;. DERBY SMEITHFIELD.—Maaca 24. There was a good supply of fat beasts to-day f 4 , 175 the North .of England, Liverpool, and Rotherham, "'lot were were n good request, and m os tly di spose d of at fully • io w6 , eks prices. The supply o f s h eep sma ll , an d we re I , ' in good request; prices as before. Fat and store calve s good supply, and sales ready. ; 4 1: rhe following were th e quo t a ti ons : —B eef, 6 i - to 7.1 e, mutton, Sid 1. 43 101 lamb, —d to Od ; v ea l, 7 u 714 Poo „a lb. ; pigs, 103 6d to lie 0 4 1 pe r score; roug h f at, 4 s 9,, to per 141 b. ; hides, 4 4 d to 6,d p er lb ; ca lf- s ki ns, 4jd to V 2 per lb. EDINBURGH GRAIN.-MARCH 25. Fair supplies of grain o f all kinds to-day. s ales were dull. Prices much about last week's quotation s ' A great quantity of inferior wheat in. Barley firm. pats and beans gave way. Wheat, on the top, 16s down, and on the average 06 3d np. Barley, 3s down on the top, and 3d up on th e , average. Oats on the top be 0 , 1 down — on the averalP at (loin. Beans on the top is up, and on the averse Os 7d down. Tares from 56s to 80s per quarter. AVERAGES nu IMPERIAL QUARTER. £2 3 8 12-12ths. 0 0 0 0-12th. 2 0 4 0-12ths. 1 7 6 10-12ths. 1 19 3 1-12th8. Wheat .. Do. new Barley Oats ...... &ens BOSTON-MARCH 25. We had a mod era t e su pply o f a ll ki n d s o f grain. A. rro h_A wheat trad e as i n a very s l ugg i s h s t ate, and b es t se lecteo samples barely supported last w ee k' s currenc y, whilst selec t ordinary runs were greatly neglected, and ls per qr. cheaper' Spring corn a slow sale. Prices :—Wheat, red, 42s Od to 54s Od ; new, —s to 46e white, 52s utt to 56s Od; extra, 59 5 . B ar l e y, 36 s Od to 01. Oats 18s to 265. Peas, 36, to 41s Od. Beans, 31° Od to 43e Od per qr. NEWARK—MA=O 25. We had a good attendance of farmers to-day at marke t :, and a large supply of grain. Trade was rather heavy► 1 " late prices. Wheat, white Ks to 638, red 558 to 575; barley, maltivi 46s to 50s, grinding 368 to 38s; oats, 24st. 288 to 339, 2285• 268 to 288; beans, 428 to 44s ; malt, 768 to 80s ; peas, 40 1 to 428 ; tares, 50s to 54s per qr. BIRTHS• OF A 80N On the 25th inst., at 31, Sou th amPton-buildings, ` CAM cery-laue, Mrs. Anderson. On the Bth inst., at Cirencester, Lady Gifford. ....~/' at Da DA UGHTE R illa Leamington, the the 25th inst., at Le icester, Mrs. Saml. 8. Banka rt I MARRIE,D. On the 26th inst . , at Highg a t e , M a j or Al gernon Brea . don, R' R.A. eldest s' i of J o h n Biention, Esq., of Tr, rig°' Wife of o t f he t 2dswthiridnt ~r dy , Esq. On i , C o rnwall, to Elizabeth Atkinson, stepdaughtfr of Josiah Wilkinson, Esq., of : , .inuthtituuton Lodge, Highgate. On the 23d inst., at Boideaux, Kenelm Dighy Wine field, son of William Winatield Baker, Esq., of 91, BAT square, and Orsett Hall, Essex, to Mademoiselle L. G. PI Marie, the daughter of Monsieur A. Sainte Marie, of that city. . DIED On the 25th inst., at Tunbridge-wells, the Lady Soto Maria Hotham. On the 26th inst., at the Green, Hampstead, William Hughe Esq., of. Lincnin's-inn, barrister-at-law, aged 6 6 . On th e 25th inst., Alexander Stewart, Esq., of 5, Carly, brid ge - equate , H y d e - par k, an d o f Wi nc h ester H ouse, Ol d On the 24th inst., suddenly, at Staunton Harold, Lei" cestershire, the Rev. John Lett-, M.A., rector of St. Olaves Hart-street, London, aged 56 • On the 2 ith Mkt., at Ramsgate, Eliikbetb, widow of the late Lient.-Col. the Hon. John Massey, aged 58. On the 23d inst., at Bath, R. Brooke, E s q., Senior M 0 • ter '(retired list) R.N., aged 85. On the 24th mat , at Clapham-rise, Miss Mary A nti Squire, last surviving daughter of the late Dr. J. Squires formerly of Ely-place, Holborn, aged 75. LONDON : Printed and Publighed by bIIIII,DO YOUNOt of No, 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, 14°. 112, Strand ; in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the count/ Middlesex, Friday, starch 27, 1857. Price, 100% 89% I - Price 31% Price. 6 3•X 214 30% 375 20% 105 3% 8 275