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London, England, 1855-09-24 00:00:00

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THE SUN, 3 LONDON MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24 185 5 .
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LORD STANLEY IN TIPPERARY. ' but I can state he is just as much acquainted with the of Lieutenant Wood, remembered being in the gun 17th, and was maintained throughout the day; the fire should be defined more particularly than by being de- f PRICES OF SHARES I Country Markets.
circumstances of each tenant on his estate as though he room on the afternoon of the 15th with the prisoner. was recommenced yesterday morning with increased vi- scribed as lying north and south of particular lines. lIN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
_ ebe
resided here permanently among them. (Cheers.) Neither While there prisoner pushed him (witness), but did not gour, preparatory to an assault to be made by our Allies The COMMISSIONER said he had no objection whatever
PANIES' STOCK.
DUBLIN, Saturday Morning.-The son and heir he nor I can ever forget that maxim which ought to be strike him. On the same afternoon Lieutenant Wood on the Malakhofl', and subsequently by ourselves on the to define them by the names of the streets, or in- what-
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of the Earl of Derby has just made his first public written in characters of gold over the door of every land- did not strike him and knock him over two chairs in the Redan. _ ever manner the parish officers should consider best.
From the Official List. First BB9
CORN MARKET-SEPT. 21;
88s sa 42s od 36s 0,1 535 , ot
appearance before an Irish audience, and the lord, .
im-
and particularly of every Irish landlord-" Pro- captain's cabin. Had written no letter to the cowman- 2. At noon the French were observed to start en masse After a short discussion it was agreed to define the
der-in-chief requesting an investigation Lieutenantfrom theirtrenches and
possess themselves in gallant wards as follows :- PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. Second Bss loci
I .8.,,
sAsll. 1.17111
31s 9d
assnsl ;avol .
pression created by his debut has been highly fa- perty has its dutles as well as its rights." (Tremendous • ' • • into Third 7os Od 1 35s Od I e2s Oct I 493
vourable. On Thursday his lordship attended the applause.) Wood's conduct towards him. Witness was about to style of the Malakhoff Battery, on which the tricolor Ward No. 1, or South Ward.-So much of the parish LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, 1855.
Now wheat-First, 87s I Second, 75s ld I Third, 689.
-- mention something that bad been done concerning a let- flag was hoisted and the imperial eagles planted within as lies north of a line commencing at the east boundary
meeting of the Agricultural Society of Tipperary GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
of the parish adjoining the parish of Lambeth in the hi Total quantity of wheat in market, 606 qrs., 56° ' ,dl
456 erse 456 s' ad
Union, and on the same evening presided at the Naval and Military Intelligence. ter in Lieut. Knight's cabin, when ten minutes of their quitting their trenches.
The President observed that evidence concerning any • 3. The French flag was no sooner displayed on the road leading to London over St. Siloath district church, Dividend I Amount
// 0 / 1 barley ~, 211 0
dinner of the association. His lordship's speech ---4.--.
letter would not be evidence to any of the charges, and Malakhoff than our storming party issued from their running westerly along the centre of the said road and Name of Company. per 1 of Paid. Price. P f 1, oats ,•, ild
60 4(
upon the occasion does not altogether satisfy the The Powerful, 84, Capt. T. L. Massie, returned to
the question was withdrawn by the prosecutor. trenches and assailed the salient angle of the Redan, but the centres of High-street and the
ioslhdeßfrighton-roadantdo _ Annum. , Share.
--- ll 2 p beans ,P ae qrs.,
popular press, strong objection being taken to his Spithead from Malta (whither she recently conveyed
- Witness did not recollect that Lieut. Wood called him the enemy were by that time prepared to meet them, the south-west boundary to the par Streatham, ,£s.d.X s. d. I AVERAGES PER IMPLIIIAL QUARTER. i 0,1, is
Wheat, 4/. 510 11-12ehs 1 Barley, ...11. 13 11 5-le i
Oate, ... 11. 14 9 9•l2ths 1 Bea,ns, 21. 11 6 742' declaration of hostility to small holdings of land, as stores) yesterday with 23 naval invalids. She sailed
by any foul name on the occasion in the gun-room. Did and as the supporting art advanced a heavy fire of thence by the boundary of the parish next the parishes firitish •• •• •••••• •• • • - -
inconsistent with the progress of agricultural pros- , from Malta on the 15th ult. The Emeu steam-transport
Plymouth
left Spithead yesterday morning forto receive hear prisoner once or twice call him by a foul name, grape and canister was opened on them, in spite of aof Streatham and Battersea to the west boundary of the Ditto Frovincial•• •• 71. ,2000 20 -0
0 1 j-20
Brighton -•••••• •• .. 5/. 120 0 0 20 0 0 1 15
perity. On the other hand, warm approval is ac-John Tomlins, private in the Royal Marines, was brisk fire kept up from our batteries on all parts of the parish at or near the bridge in Nightingale-lane, DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-SEPT. in• •T.
troops for the East. The Saldanha and Great Tasmania - • - 11 Is fi k* b • N 2 S 1W d S hf 41
o. ,or out i ar - e muc o. e parish as lies Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0 0 20 0 - Ii get°
corded to other portions of the speech, such as his
transports embarked the head-quarters of the Berkshire sentry at the captain's cabin on Saturday the 15th inst. Redan not assailed, as we as on te an ing atteries. City of London ...... 41. Os. 400 0 0 150 00 I -
1 Qrs. Best. Current.
5 1130
283 tia to 29s 6d south •of the said line. Equitable ••• •• ••e• -2/, 105. ,50 0 0 all 35
234 Wheat 92s Oct Od
adoption of the celebrated maxim respecting the Militia (380 in the former and 150 in the latter) at Ports- Opened.' the door to. let in Lieut. Wood. 'Truel, the last 4. After maintaining the footing they had gained for
Great Central .. •• •• • 8/ per cent. i 10 0 0 all 12 1 4
rights and duties of property, as well as his vindi- mouth dockyard on Saturday. The Saldanha sailed the witness, was just inside. As Lieut. Wood went in he some time, our troops were obliged to retire, the killed Tn reply to a question, esse 330 Oats 36s Od oos Od.
32°8(10d t o 33Q(0s0):31 13°}2(.'1,1:531.1..b..q.,1r15l ***
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struck on e side, near e hip. Could noan wounded
k Trued the . th h' t tell d ded left on the ground sufficiently testifying The COMMISSIONER said that this parish and others
Independent .......•• 51. i 40 0 0 PP
IMPerial .. ,* .. ea •. •• 101.& bonus.' 50 0 0 all
- 69'; Barley 4ls Od
cation of the zeal and industry of the general body same evening, rid the Great Tasmania yesterday morn-situated at some distance from the metropolis would 00nd0n........ -•• •• - ,50 0 0 „ - 12 Peas 'le. beans 53s
of the hard-working Irish peasantry. The Vindi- ing, the latter putting in at Plymouth to embark au- whether the blow was given with the open hand or the how gallantly they had fought.
cator contains an ample report of the day's proceed- other regiment. The Rosamond steam-sloop, Corn- clenched fist. Heard no expressions fall from prisoner's 5. The fire from our batteries was kept up until dark, under the new act, which legislated in respect of the Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 „ -
ABERDEEN-SEPT. 21.
suss, all of which, under the auspices of the noble mender Crofton, returned to Spithead from Lisbon on lips at the time. Saw Truel fall face downwards on two and at about eleven o'clock the enemy evacuated the sewers' rate, be most materially benefitted. In the first rthtt-ix •
LAMM' .... •„„ .... • 5/. ,100 0 0 16 0 0 16
•' ••'• 41. per cent. !60 0 0 52 0 0 30.34,
eose Pot to oats
chairs then closed the doors, and saw no more till True' Redan, after having fired a train that exploded the instance it would be compulsory on those who built small
Common oats 'Be Od to 28s ao
lord, passed off with more than ordinary eclat. In Saturday afternoon. The Emma Eugenie freight-ship
came out with ha hand to his side, and said it had hurt magazines, houses to drain them effectually, and in the outlying westeainsterchartered 41 per cent. , e 0 0 0
United General ...... 2/. 10s. j 50 0 0 all
the absence at the dinner of the clergy of all per- went into Portsmouth harbour yesterday morning to
him Heard no altercation between them• Did not 6. This morning's light showed how successful and parishes, if sewers were constructed in a particular partof Ditto, New •• •• •• •• - !5000 10 u 0 9-4 Belo
suasions, his lordship said grace, and having givenrecruits for
disembark the the British German Legion ' • • ' •
think the blow was given by the prisoner in anger. comp ete a een e
I hd b th victory gained by the allied the parish where they were required, that portion of the WATER-WORKS. Thrley 32s 0•1 to 33s tel
whom she brought from
" the Health of the Royal Family," introduced. Halifax. Rather believed that it was accidental, forces. parish would alone be rated, and persons residing in any
the toast of " the Army and Navy " with the fol- The three following screw steam-transports have ar- steward, of Castor 7• The enemy had evacuated all their positions on the other part of the parish would not, as at present, be
Samuel Hymen, gun-room the • , • Dividend Amount „ white .......78s Oct to 7:••:s Oct 3
691bs
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rived at the Woolwich Arsenal, from Deptford,for the
leh F N. • F • Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Oatmeal "ls ad to 22s 6,1 per boll.
lowing remarks :- said Lieutenant Wood shoved but did not strike Trued south side of the harbour ;t e town, ort icolai, ort subject to the sewers' rate.
1 purpose of embarking ordnance and !military stores fsr
in the gunroom on the 15th. Truel appeared to be Paul, and dockyard, war© in flames, and their line-of- A vote of thanks to the commissioner for his courtesy
"They could not but admire the bravery which had the Crimea-namely, the Vedra, the Saxon, No. 212, , - RETAIL PRICES. d
• d ' • f '•
• t 1 li• hd b n sunk in the positions they were hi listening to the suggestions of the parish officers and
hurt. Hear no disgusting language from the prisoner. battle te s ips a ee X s. d. X s d. 1s1t)
distinguished their arms in the marvellous struggle in and the Prince Arthur, No. 85. A captain and cone- Flour -s Od to 3s Od Barley flour,l4lb.Os to eti
Truel at the time was taking off the prisoner's shoes. last seen in when at anchor. the ability ho had shown in dividing the parish, was East London
the Crimea-(cheers)--and, as that was the anniversary of pany of the Turkish Contingent will take passage out on
He was long about it, and the lieutenant gave him a 8. The conduct of the officers and men of the brigade unanimously agreed to ;and, as far as the parish of Clap. Grand Junction
the battle of the Alma-(cheers)-it was an occasion onKent . ..... W. per cut. 100 0 0 - 78's Beremeal is 8d to 23 Od „ per lb lid WI 41
401bs per bps 11l I
board the Regina, now shipping stores with all despatchOsi
which they were particularly called on to rejoice for the shove. When he got up Truel held his side, and Lieut. under my command has been such as to continue to ham is concerned, nothing now remains to be done but t.ambetti .• - 100 0 0 - .......... - Peasemeal.., 2s Sd to 2s 10d Sids Os to
for that corps in the East. Wood laughed at him, and he (Truel) walked out of the merit the high opinion you have been pleased to express to transmit the return of the commissioner to the Home• New River Company.. 2i. 10s. - _
-- 4-Ib. 10af...9d. I 2-11). 10af...4id.
success of their achievements in the contest with Russia. The paddle-wheel steamer Dee, 704 tons, Master-
room. of them, office. Southwark &Vauxhall Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89% Cheese, per imperial stone, 3s to 3s Ed.
He had seen that General Pelissier-Marshal Pelissier- Commander T. C. Pullen, arrived at Woolwich on Fri- - .
9. I have the honour to enclose a list of casualties for - West Middlesex -•• .. 51. per cent. 61 0 0 - 91
(cheers)-when he got command of the French array in :die case for the prosecution was now closed. PLOVISION MARKET. Oa
day, and was on Saturday morning takeninto basin to un-
Plie Prisoner asked until Monday to prepare his the 7th and Bth.-I am, &c., LIMEHOUSE. BRIDGES. Beef, per lb 6,1 to 9:1 j Butter, p lb. Os 11d to is ! 91
the Crimea, was said to have beend descended film' load her cargo, consisting of 5,000 feet of mahogany '
an Ii jell family-(loud. applause)-an that his grand- defence, and the court was sojourned until that day (Signed) HENRY KEPPEL, Mutton, per lb 6d to 8d I Eggs, p doz. Os 8d to Os
Mr. A. PULLING, one of the commissioners appointed
from Plymouth. As soon as dischargedishe ie to be re- . , •-, , Dividend Amount
It is expected that when this trial shad be concluded, Captain Commanding Royal Naval Brigade. Veal, per lb 6d to 8,1 Hens, p pair 2s 6d to 3s o,tl
father was Palliser, a Limerick man. (gore applause.)
was genuine or not laden with machinery, and return to the above pert. I ieutenant Knight will be tried for quitting the ship Rear-Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, to carry out the provisions of the Metropolis Manage- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share. Pork, per lb Mots% Cods Shuicekkse,nsadoo.: fis 6octli tot -Alo
He did not know whether the story
On Saturday morning a company of five Rivsian de- je went Act as respects the division of the parishes into - Salmon, per lb
-whether real or a flight of the imagination ; but thisßart., &c., Commander-in-Chief.
sertera was escorted into Woolwich dockyard from without leave. wards, met the authorities of Lenehouse on Saturday at X s. d. X s. d. Grouse, per brace Os to Os Ducklings,do 2s 6d te 2e. : el
he did know, that the French army had done its dutyA LIST OF CASUALTIES 1N THE ROYAL NAVAL the Town-hall. There were present the vestry-clerk, mineertord....•• .... - - - 12
_ 1B:(.1)ulttlatotei;;p(,)
rspteieeo,cri,as 1 ti
not
(present
6d Turkeys, each4s Od to 04 : si
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Sheerness, in charge of a sergeant of the Royal Marines,
- BRIGADE, For. THE 7TH AND BTH SEPT., 1855. Mr. A. A. Walter Messrs. Skillet Linton Panl, Sal- Southwark ......•• - - 110 0 0 -
as well as the British army, and that to the entire Bri-OFFICIAL DESPATCHES PROM BEAR
tlsh army Ireland contributed her share of those dis- to be receved on board the Fisgard receiving-ship, fora g WOUNDED. Ditto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 5) 0 0 - - Zeil4cels.iel
pt,..w,lts..osOdwtotos°2.
lel
tinguished heroes who would have the satisfaction of passage to Constantinople, to join the Foreign Legion. ADMIRAL LYONS. SEPT. 7: low, Tuson, &c. Waterloo - 100 0 0 - 3;4
..6d to u!
They are enthusiastic in expressing their satisfaction at .4e. Wm. Skinner, Ord., Queen, severely The COMMISSIONER, having opened the proceeding-, Ditto Old Ann. of 8/ ll. 145. Bd. 60 0 0 - 32)i Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen . ****
seeine their flag wave over the ruins of that which hadstated that from the communications he had received Ditto Nw ditto of 7/. 11. 10s. 40. 40 0 0 - 28 . .
• the ' treatment they receive in their newly-adopted (From a Supplement to Friday's Gazette.) Wm. T. Godding, Ord, London, severely 21% •
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..E.A_BORNE MAILS.
]seen Sebastopol. (Loud cheers.) from the vestry-clerk it appeared that the actual number
country, and confess that they had no reluctance in quit- John Watts, Ord., London, •slightly
" Captain Dewsors having responded, ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 2'2. . Yen:shalt ............ 9es. 70 10 3 -
" The noble CHAIRMAN said that in rising to propose tins Russia, where their monthly pay wan, on'y 15. 15,1. John Buckley, Ord., London, slightly of persons rated as householders would be below that re- , DOCKS. •
Despatches, of which the following are copier, have gained by the act for the division, but various questions
The mortar-vessels Monday Mr. John Bosanquet,
that toast which might be emphatically designated the had arisen with respect to the compounds, and in some Dividend Amount . •:.
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toast of the evening, he felt solicitous to claim at their boatswain, commander, and the Prompt, Mr. Ford, also been received from Rear-Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, Johni:i Gordon, Ord.,
KILLED. it had been found that the tenants' names had been in Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. (N sign: that the mails are sent from the General roit-v, .
hands some indulgence ; for though it had been his for- boatswain, commander, arrived at Sheerness on Saturday G.C.8., Commander-in-Chief of her Majesty's ships and
SEPT. 8. inserted in the highway rate book or other rate books
afternoon from the Baltic. They have been ordered into vessels in the Mediterranean and Black Sea. ,
tune to address elsewhere meetinns as nuinerous and James Carnes, Captain Maintop, Albion kept under the local act relating to the parish, and as he £ s. d. £ s. d.
the Basin for the purpose of landing their damaged inure Royal Albert, off Sebastopol, Sept. 10. WOUNDED. Day when 1113.1 e ili fermi wrist Was e
almost as respectable as that which had then the ha' tars.bserved that by the Registrer-General's returns the COUNTRIES. In General Post- Port dile I
nour to appear before-and that it was numerous andSir,-Of the operations on shore, which have produced James Austen, A.8.A8, Leander, mortally.-
2inieirge.s.t.i.n.d.i.a..... 56/t.. ii):.
cent.. Stock,
Stock.
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aaa
Office, London.. Disp,tehiet. En,
number of houses in Limehouse was put down at 3,269, East Country.. - -
The Urgent, iron screw steam-storeship Commander -
respectable he was rejoiced to perceive-and although Michael Collings, A. 8., Albion, dangerously (since ..--
he thought sufficient doubt existed to justify him in London .•• • • ... •• - 51. pr cent. Stock. - - --- -
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be had been connected with their country not only by Phillips, is ordered to proceed to Portsmouth' as early as the successful result of the singular end memorable siege
dead) Di to 80nd5...." - 41. per cent. - - - imerica(byltrit.pack)N Every Friday -• • Liverpool .. • Egu"
possible, provided all goes well with her machinery on of Sebastopol, her Majesty's Government will be informed Lieut. H. L. A. L. Maitland, Albion, severely. holding the meeting.
the ties of property, but by occasional residence among b trisi trip, st. Katharine - 115 %merles. (by United Sta.
.......... LiTerpool see. 26
'The VESTRY CLERK said it was the desire of the parish 'onthampton
which is to take place to.day, alr. Geo. by General Simpson ; but it is my duty to report to the Mr. Gordon C. Sinclair, Acting Mate, Wasp, severely
them-(cheers, and cries of 4 Yon are welcome)-still it officers and the inhabitants generally that the figures victoria ...• -an lsi. percent. 20 00110 0 0 I - America (by U. States'
Robert Hillier, A. 8., Queen, severely
Hargood Wells, master's-assistant (late of the Calypso), Lerds "• of the Admiralty what has taken packet) ..........N •• •• ....... • • south,,mptonl
did so happen that he then rose for the first time t i :id- t Roger O'Brien, A.B. Queen, severely should be publicly stated and the calculations gone into
took u his a oointment to this vessel on Saturday n.nd ' Commissioners eastraita (via South- rasa 1 i
dress a public meeting at this side of the Channel. They place afloat and on the seaboard under my own observe- John W. Matthews, Captain Maintop, Queen, severely at a meeting. At present the government of the parish JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
joined!) Ther)Urgent has at present more than 40,000 arapten) ..........M) •• •••- • • • • Southampton --• .
were celebrating the first anniversary of the TiLieutenant W. D. D. Selby, Queen, slightly onto (via Marseilles) N, 1
• ••IDover ...• al
PPe""-Y rations of dry provisions in her store-rooms, Lion. was under three aces of Parliament-the first, one of Dividend Amount 0
Farming Society; and when he stated that, he might add Mr. F. R. Llewellyn, Second Master, Queen, slightly George 11., constituting the pariah aud vesting the power ...Unmet
Name of Company. per of
that they did nut come into collision with any existing for Actin Orders have arrived at the General Hospit.al, Chatham,- It had been arranged by Generals Simpson and Pelis-'S.V. E Reynolds, Assistant-Surgeon, Niger,
Assistant-Surgeon Atkinson and Acting As- sier, Admiral Bruat and myself, that precisely at noon sliMpbrt•ly
society whaecver. ]here was, some 15 or 20 years az°, a aitxaneria..........N 8,9, '24, & 30 011,1•'Dover ..... .1
eistant-Surgeon Brown to hold themselves in readiness on the Bth instant the allied fleets should open fire upon Alfred Cogger, A. 8., London, slightly The paving was under the control of 84 corumissionera --- X s. d. Zs. d.
st
small association established for the same purposes as to embark at Portsmouth on board the hospital-trans- qualified by the possession of property to the value of Australasia... ........ 201. per cent. Alexandria ..........M 4th & 20th of mon.,Southampton
DAfißrttiocoap(ev()Visiee.oc:;fs.tji..°•id;:23o of the month .., Plymouth .. Sept.
40 0 0 ail -5, 17th of the montlaouthanvton!Dot .
itahamas .• • •• • • •• • • .
those for which the present society had been forme. It the Quarantine Batteries that enfiladed the approach 69
port Great Tasmania, which takes militia for Corfu and William Bartlett, A. 8., Rodney, slightly
Michael Fitzgerald, A. 8., Rodney, slightly 1,0001. in the parish, such parts of the parish only British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 „
was confined to two or three properties-the area it cm-f the assaulting columns ; but unfortunately the wee- moth..!,southameton SePt• •
Malta; and Acting Assistant-Surgeon Griffin and Oct-Act- Matthew Rouse, A. 8., Albion, slightly t0nie1.............. 5/. per cent. ;100 0 0 25 0 0
braced was too narrow, its income, too, was small ; and ing Assistant-Surgeon Moffat will proceed to the Cri- ther, which had been fine for some days, changed on the John Warden A.B. Albion, slightly existed also an act termed a conjunct act, for lighting, toi•lit,•,•,-t, '6l rcent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
being rated as availed themselves of the act ; and there Commercial of London. 10/.per cent. )100 0 0 20 2 2 _
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it gas found that year after year the same persons gained John Turk, i5,.8., A. 8.,
slightly cleansing, and repairing the highways, under trustees eena.near. nee ofAus. I - 20 0 0 all 0 197' • .!
mea. They are to embark at Southamton to morning of the attack, and a north-west gale and heavyEltAtneosulAyrucoects .n0..p.e.....1%;19th of the month.. Ivaoarietchussmpoetreoninvoutce. lrus 0
" Cape of Good Hope ..N
the same prizes, anal therefore it did not hold out an in-o - I
elected by the vestry, on a 500/. qualification, or a natal The order for the Medical Staff Cora ,to the number sea rendered it impossible forvessels toact William Carter, A. 8., London, slightlyatterlazgliuim.. ::::::::::::ZpitroYf.th-; --•• •• !Dever •• "" '-
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ducement to others to enter into competition, and the coo- p h
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15500(0)
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sequence was it died a natural death. Then came the hard of 180, of all ranks, who were to leave Chat ant on in- John •Naye, A. 8., Leander, slightly
batteries situated on the lee shore of this exposed road- Barney Quin, Ord.., Diamond, slightly In reply to the Commissioner, the VEtTRY CLERK I of
day, is countermanded. They will not now leave until
times-those times of trouble and distress which they stead. It will, however, appear by the enclosed reports CONTUSED. said that the conjunct rate was made out on the same Ditto, New. ..... ... ' 8 i.per cent.l 19 0 0 ohm__ „
.. „ „ „ „ai :4 Fe 17 t h of monthlouthampton'
to-day, when they will proceed to Southampton to em- LondonL 'l•llinat.??l:oinNffle°Srsttetiolnit;:ti... I 81. perc e n t . 'lOO 0025 0 0 53 hey ' " ••. .e .. ... •• • • „ .
22 V3ll. 0 3-114 Oa t• 4
river could forget, and of which they prayed there hael: on board the steam-ship Queen of the South for from Captain Wilcox, of the Odin, and Captain Dighy, -
Joseph Dead,,severely A. 8.,
. Might never be a recurrence. (Hear, hear.) Thoee Thomas Oates Captain Foretop, Rodney, slightly 'id:- 6i. per cent. ;50 0 0 ,
Nat. Provincial of Fug. , 81. per cent. 100 0 0 3s 0 0 - ,
reeantinople
Scutari. This force will consist of stewards, assistant- of the Royal Marine Artillery (whom, as well as the being entered in t'ae ratebook, and not the tenants for
times brought a Chan re not o 1 • g ny in the ownership, lit stewords, wardmasters, assistant-waidinasters, 1 William Crow'hurst, Ord., Queen, slightly
whom they compounded. • Under their local act there ()rip:ate% nNaenwitc-0.r.p.0.r.a..18'. o.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all -
83. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - ~Wed.,&Fri.l..'Muthameton,Ta.TrJ
t:'(!aieiriine,,ce:l(.3l.seie.iii ..... 1-1. on
in the occupation of the soil-a chauge of whieh the washerwomen, barbers, nnd medical orderlies. 1 hey have -11
co, j union officers mentioned by them, I beg leave silica- Thomas Reeves, Gunner's Mate, Albion, slightly
was a power of composition given for property under South Australia -.• ..
;141 p.et.& bs. 2525 00 00 „ 70
tfoennit:ctoriftge. yi.8.„... •ITtwhiCce.e2da
jOthiyo.f.m..on. .. !=tria..p.t.o.u.
i 1„....., ad ilf
Egypt (see India) 1 1 t dll
it : lard yto rec3mmend to the favourable consideration of (Signed) HENRY KEPPEL, Captain. Union of Australia.. • • pl. per cent. •
, had witnessed the commencement, but the ultimate re- been under training at the different hospitals in Chatham 20/., or let for weekly or monthly terms, and power was
Ditto .............. 301. per cent. -P
suit of which it was impossible yet te see. (Hear.) He their lordships), that the mortar vessels attached to the -
Garrison for some time, and the whole of them are pro- ......-....-.... given to rate the landlord if he refused to compound, but union of London ..... 201. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 •29% •
mf monunth.DPOYlnve;u.t.h. .:: Seln"
'...
b-lieved it to be the inauguration of a new era for Ire- - --
nounced sufficient to take the duties required in hospital. fleets kept up a very effective fire from their position in in this parish the landlords compounded voluntarily. Union of Madrid ...•- 1 - 4 O 4O 0 0 all
- roytown
2i4 0 ----
aFTm.,............!".z.:14r73,71ey:2.7.0.;..).:1tt0ar,im....w.n. !vise;
let;
sand ; and he was desirous, as they were all, that alvaii- The depot of tie 72dRegiment of Highlanders marched the Bay of Strelitzka. METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT. The ratebooks were then produced, when it was found flembnrgh ..........N Tuesday & menu London ..• •• Oct 1
laze should be taken in that neighbourhood of the op- CANALS. gavannala ..........31 2ncl of the . I Sou thalrlpto i:
on Friday from Fermoy to Queenstown to await the alai- As the day closed, things in the harbour seemed to he .. that the total number of assessments was 3,387, the
roan city for the improvement of agriculture. Rolland ..,.. ..... .. 51 Daily ............ !Dover ....• •• ill' J
(Cheers.) val of a transport for conveyance to Ediabureh. The in the same state as they were in the morning, but, ISLINGTON. number of compounders who were nonresident 465, and e • .; Dividend Honduras ... ...... .111 17th of the month. Southampton! ,„s
The first question they proposed to themselves in the depot of the 821 Regiment, Stationed in Stirling Ca,tle, during the eight, several heavy explosions were heard, Mr. A. J. Wood, assessor, attended at the vestry- Names of o Dividend Names of . •
formation es; their society, then, was this-What eeteut the number of rated householders 1,036.
is expected to arrive in Cork We week to replace it. A and at dawn we observed that the fortifications on the The COMMISSIONER inquired whether any power of
t f .country should be brought within the operation ..f thee room adjoining the parish church of Islington, to appor- ce
side in fl Ithat the six remaining
large draught of the 72d will rena' ain in Ferinoy for de. south were flames an,
..14,
Annum.
.. Price Companies. Is ; limPeumr . Price.
-.--- -- - - lTw'
lonian Isles (see India)7, 17, &27 01 mon !Dover...• •• 1 „tog
Ireland ......M N 'Twice as ..... !Hol.t head .•
seciety ? There were some who conceived that it should parture to the Crimea. I X x i • e Pt- 26
ships-of-the-line had been sunk at their moorings, leav- tion the number of vestrymen among the eight wards Mr. LINTON replied that there was not, but no ques- testan..•••• •• .... _yen 9, 17, &27 of rn.'senthamPtun e
Inne.4iiaa ((eviiTomuathrsameinpet;)),aei
94ththan2t5Oththofo
embrace the whole county, or at least one riding of it. Madeira ... • • ....../il '9th of the mon th 'Southampton i
tion could arise upon thaa, as the Paving Act was only Neath .. •• •• 100'
Tr, was theta: ht that this would have been advantageous -- -a....a.0...., ing, afl )at no more of the late Russian Black Sea Fleet into Rhich that parish had been divided.
than two dismasted corvettes and nine steamers, most of There being no objection raised to the division which applied in about two-sevenths of the parish, and, that 150' 41. - Oxford.. •• •• 100 - 110
ill
,siiihr,
intinski
af&yoA
..I;di..h; !i 98 71. 12... et. 139. Macclesfield. too 2/. 10s. 51%
161' - vtadeira .............1,,';23c1 of month .... !Liverpool ...1
%faith (see India) ! 1 ! „t 26
i , procuring a more extended patronage, in .getting iii COURT-MARTIAL ON _LIEUT. C. O. WOOD, which are very small, the assessor had made of the parish, the attendance was being the best portion of the town, the whole of the Italia ..... ...... ~N 8, 18, &28 of won. Dover .....• Pe,'
more eubscriptione, in causing an increase in the leeni- OF BER MAJESTYS BMP CASTOR. Soon afterwards the enemy were seen retreeting . tenants were rated, and their names appeared accord- 1.1-- 1100' 251. - Regent's •... 30 I! isti ttaurities (see India) I 1
. hers, and in attracting towards the society more generalfi d ' ffi • I th •-
exclusively con ne to tue o cia s, Vi ose assietance was D:vrbly 7.... !100 6/. 155. 84 Rochdale....
irnediiii_eh.a.m.. 1 401 41. 93 Peak Forest. 18 51. Os. 86
85. 1/' I°s• 60 Visuritius ..........Nll4th of the month
-...---. across the newly constructed bridge, until the south side ingly, and were taken into account in the 1,036. Ellsinre&Chs' 69 2% p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140; - - Mexico ............m, Tod of the month.,l3o,lthampteri3OCt. 1
public notice. But against these considerations they DEVONPORT, Saturday,-A court assembled on board ee the harboer, on which the naval and railitar arsenals required for apportioning the vestrymen. The COMMISSIONER remarked that in a case a few days Granarenetn 100 3!. pr.ct. 40 Do. Lk Fd st 121 - N.,„1„.....,„ ...... „le sthlsth2sthormort.-Dover .... ••I
had others which prevailed, and they came to the reso- her Majesty's ship Impregnable, in Ha,moaee, this morn. the üblie buildings, and the town of sebaYsto of ore The returns made by the collectors presented the fol- ago as many as 1,000 persons' names appeared on the Do., 6 pr. Ct.! 10 61. pr. ct. 12% Stffrd &Worc,l4o 281. 425 New Granada ......N1 9,d & 17th of month BouthamPton __oral •
I, Prand surrey 100' 4!. - Shrewsbury.. 1251 - New Zea1and.......... i '7:-/ private skip .. IVaiIIOUS port.,v.
]alien of limiting the area of the society to the union of ins, composed of the following officers :-Rear Admiral situated, appeared to be completely evacuated, and then lowing results :- highway ratebook which did not appear on the poor-rate,
Papal States ........N sthlhth2sthofmon.pover ......
Tipperary, and of basing it on those rules which, while Sir .T. Plumridge, K.C.B. ; Captain Kingeoine, Reyal the southern portion of the bridge was hauled over to and asked the vestry.elerk whether he was prepared to
Persons rated. Rateable value.
affording sufficient scope. for competition among the William ; Captain Lowe, Implacable ; Captain W
•- i`ea the north shore. For Ward 1 .:-.... 1,170 X 39,564 certify that out of the whole number of 3,269 houses, as Lancaster
Grand
eratitnelt
sc-rnAivonn 13020',
6131; nosd.. -___ Itx.ietir,2l,,..ciej. I ,24,5 J 221.1. 22980
..100, _ _ vise Rail.
::
.. :::: ;ITN i .--.;t9lllPsrtihv23sttehsollifrnPo. n.:!l'7Varovierus..P.°.torts.n.::::
wealthier class of farmers, did not exclude from the field Impregnable ; and Captain Harvey Havannah ; and It is now my pleaeing duty to render justice to the 2 ePeru ........................;:s
t.1,,k1 .st2h72tshtobf, f :it oc nn i :ouvteh ar Tn.. p. tn.
.n.
~..: I : °
Peeinsula ..........M Ithllth27thormoiLlsouthamptoo
Of emulation the smaller and poorer class, in whose sus. John Eastlake, Esq. acting judge advocate, to try- First admirable conduct of all whom I have had the honour ,a I.2l&telr.i.v.r.p. too 2:11..
CeBS they were equally interested. (Loud cheers.) Lieutenant Charles 'Octavios Wood, of her Maje,ty's 3 ' 1,557 57,949 than 1,036 rated householders. Leicstr 2....-Ntla 83' - - Warwick & 1
and happiness to command during the la-t nine months a,
......M '2d & 17th of monthiSouthamp i
Local causes, no doubt, varied in each particular lee: Any; ship Castor, 36, on the following charges, preferred of this arduous struggle, and whose duties I shared in a, 4
tag, 100 -.-- Wor.cstr &I
• but, taking the general condition of Ireland as respected against him by J. Knight, first lieutenant Royal Marines, before ; for although, with the exception of the Naval a, 5 - Napton.. 5 ;100'
Mntgreerysh 100, - - Birming. 1 !„_- t. j‘ i
eer'cu'ture into • • 'ft 6 - - Wilts & DrEs! -, 10s. 00. 4% West Indies •.., -.hi Id& 17th of month Sonthampton,b‘P „..•
2/• as ii .;ir),c31i,0fiyeNvia.:tia,...1........
..„ , , consideration, they came to the concha on board her Majesty's ship Castor :-1. That Limit. Brigade in the camp, whose gallant bearing from thereturns were made up, and others rebuilt ; but he did not 719% Warwick&irriine lioo •
' 7
1,813 57,195 „ „. 40:
Mora that more advantages would be attained, that more Wood way drunk on board. the Castor on the 15th lost. • beginning,. und.er the.co,r,nmand of Sy Stepher Lashing- if
practical cool would he eff,ote.-1 1-‘‘, s - ---e. .. .../ ') Th ,4- 1.--,. a....... 1.. - 1.........,1 ~,.. al-, -I e.t_ :...... . '......1 . aa 8
_ snatched on the followind day. with the exception of the Inyr, 4
INSURANCE COMPANIES. 221;*
11:
TVualncuapsnt
'a land (see

•
r a
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DUBLIN, Saturday Morninge-The son and heir he nor I can ever forget that rie-axim which ought to be strike him. -On' the -same afternoon Lieutenant Wood on the Malakhoff, and subsequently by ourselves on the to dehne them by me names or tue streets, or in- wont-
ever manner the parish officers should consider best.
From the Official List. 1
of the Earl of Derby has just made his first Public written in characters of gold over the door of every land- did not strike him and knock him over two chairs in the Redan.
h b d t t t After a short discussion it was agreed to define the
PUBLISTIF.D EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. E
appearance before an Irish audience, and the im- lord, and particularly of every Irish landlord-" Pro- captain's cabin. Had written no letter to the comman- 2. At noon the Frenc were o serve osar en masse
1
pression created by his debut has been highly fa- perty has its duties as well as its rights." (Tremendous der-in-chief requesting an investigation into Lieutenant from their trenches and possess themselves in gallant wards as follows :-
Wood's conduct towards him. Witness was about to style of the Malakhoff Battery, on which the tricolor Ward No. 1, or South Ward.-So much of the parisb LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, 1855.
vourable. On Thursday his lordship attended the applause.)
mention something that had been done concerning a let- flag was hoisted and the imperial eagles planted within as lies north of a line commencing at the east boundary
_ _________
GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
meeting of the Agricultural Society of Tipperary
ter in Lieut. Knight's cabin, when ten minutes of their quitting their trenches. of the parish adjoining the parish of Lambeth in the hiele ,
Union, and on the same evening presided at the Naval and Military Intelligence.
The President observed tbat evidence concerning any , 3. The French flag was no sooner displayed on the road leading to London over St. Siloath district church, Dividend i Amount
dinner of the association. His lordship's speech --.-4.--.
letter would not be evidence to any of the charges, and Malakhoff than our storming party issued from the:r running westerly along the centre of the said road and same of company. per I of
Annum. I Share. Paid. Price.
trenches and assailed the salient angle of the Reaan, but the centres of High-street and the old Brighton-road to
upon the occasion does net altogether satisfy the The Powerful, 84, Capt.. T. L. Massie, returned to
the question was withdrawn by the prosecutor. ---- ----
' X s. d. X s. d. I
popular press, strong objection being taken to his Spithead from Madta (whither she recentl conveyed
Witness di
he narish next the arishes - • h •• •• •• •• ••
' "d not recollect that Lieut. Wood called him the enemy were by that time prepared to meet them, the south-west boundary to the parish of Streatham, and -
- I - - I - 1
declaration of hostility to small holdings of land, as stores) yesterday with 23 naval invalids. yShe sailed poapretnyeaddvoannctehdema hineasvpyitefiroe f oaf
othfesntcreeabtyhatinheabnodußndaattreyrsoefa tto
th,
' from Malta on the 15th ult. The Emeu steam-trans, ort by any foul name on the occasion in the gun-room. Did and as thde
inconsistent with the progress of agricultural pros- d • P. hear prisoner once or twice call him by a foul name. grape an , . ,
..... . _ _
• 13 aritis -.-•
Brighton -•••••• •• .. 5/. 120 0 0 20 0 0 I 15
left Spithead yester ay morning for Plymouth to receive
John Tomlins private in the Royal Marines, was brisk fire kept up from our batteries on all parts of the parish at or near the bridge in IN ightingale-lane.
City of London .. •• •• 41. Os. tlOO 0 0 150 00 I -
e west boundary of the Ditto Provincial.... 71. ,20 o o 20 0 0 , 20
perity. On the other hand, warm approval is ac-
troops for the East. The Saldanha and Great Tasmania No. 2, or South Ward-Se much of the parish as lies c antinensai (4th Cap.) . - 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
corded to other portions of the speech, such as his
transports embarked the head-quarters of the Berkshire casunPisPtoerrtwinags
sentry at the cap'tain's cabin on Saturday, the 15th inst. Redan not assailed, 39 well as on the flanking batteries.
south of the said line. ,
Equitalae ••• •• ••e• •• 2/. 105. ,50 0 0 all 35
le
adoption of the celebrated maxim respecting the Militia (380 in the former and 150 in the latter) at Ports- P . . .
d AL' t W d t • h t• our troops were obliged to retire, ,the killed "In reply to a question,
0 ened the door to let in Lieut. Wood. Truel, the last 4. After maintaining the footing they had gained for
aness was just insi e. s reu . oo wen in e some ime, Great Central .. •• •• •8/ per cent. ilO 0 0 all
Imperial .. r......... 101. & bentunl 50 0 0 all eSaa
rights and duties of property, as well as his vindi- mouth dockyard on Saturday. The Saldanha sailed the w
Independent ......... 51. 1 40 0 0 0 P ..-..
cation of the zeal and industry of the general body same evening, nd the Great Tasmania yesterday morn- • • situated at some distance from the metropolis would e0nd0n........ -•• ••
struck True' on the side, near the hip. Could not tell and wounded left on the ground sufficiently testifying The CO3I3IISSIONER said that this parish and others
d h h 11 tl th had fought. - ,50 0 0
, „ -
of the hard-working Irish peasantry. The Vilidi- ing, the latter putting in at Plymouth to embark au- whether the blow was given with the open han or t e ow ga an y ey
clenched fist. Heard no expressions fall from prisoner's 5. The fire from our batteries was kept up until dark, under the new act, which legislated in respect of the Do., Pail. Preference 6.1... per
cceenntt.. r 0 00 0
0 52 *I; 0 -303'
cator contains an ample report of the day's proceed- other regiment. The Rosamond steam-sloop, Corn-
pee ,100 0 o 16 0 0 164
ings, all of which, under the auspices of the noble mender Crofton, returned to Spithead from Lisbon on ho built smell •
lips at the time. Saw Truel fall face downwards OD two and at about eleven o'clock the enemy evacuated the sewers' rate, be most materially benefitted. In the first ii'ta'catei'llit....•••• •••:;••••
••••• 4' e„r.
chairs, then closed the doors, and saw no more till True' Redan, after having fired a train that exploded the instance it would be compulsory on those w , 20%
da aftern o
lord, passed off with more than ordinary eclat. In Satur y ()Ai. The Emma Eugenie freight-ship
came.out with las hand to his side, and said it had hurt magazines. houses to drain them effectually, and in the outlying wesuninsterehartered 41 per cent. ;eo 0 0 „ SO;i
- ,50 0 0 10 v 0 9aa
United General ...... 2/. 105. i 50 0 0 all
the absence at the dinner of the clergy of all per- went into Portsmouth harbour yesterday morning to • -
disembark the recruits fhr the British German Leeion . bl ' 1 h ' ' It h d been the victory gained by the allied the parish where they were required, that portion of the
him. Heard no altercation between them. Did not 6. This morning's light showed how successful and parishes, if sewere were constructed in a, particular part of Ditto, New ....•...
WATER-WORKS.
suasions, his lordship said grace, and having given ( . think the ow was given ry t e prisoner in anger. comp e e a
whom she brought from Halifax. parish would alone be rated, and persons residing in any
" the Health of the Royal Family," introduced Rather believed that it was accidental. forces.
, Dividend Amount
The three followin screw steam-transports have ar- ,
of Paid. Price.
the toast of " the Army and Navy " with the fol-
rived • g
at the Woolwich Arsenal, from Depttoru, tor tee
„ e . Samuel Hymen, gun-room steward, of tee Castor, 7. The enemy had evacuated all their positions
.on the othe. r part of the parish would not, as at present, be
said Lieutenant Wood shoved but did not strike Truel south side of the harbour ; the town, Fort Nicolai, Fort sublect to the sewers rate. Name of Company. ! per
1 Annum. Share.
1
lowing remarks :- purpose of embarking ordnance and military stores fer
in the gungoom on the 15th. Truel apneared to be Paul, and dockyard, were in flames, and their line-of- A vote of thanks to the commissioner for his courtesy e
I 1 l X s. d. X s. d.
"They could not but admire the bravery which la(
the Crimea-namely, the Vedra, the Saxon, No. 212,
distinguished their arms in the marvellous struggle in and the Prince Arthur, No. 85. A captain and cone- the ability ho had shown in dividing the parish, was East London
hurt. Heard no disgusting language from the prisoner. battle ships had been sunk in the positions they were in listening to the suggestions of the parish officers and
' 6aper cnt. Stock. 100 1023,(,
iversar of
the Cri inea-(cheers)--and, as that was the ann . v
e pany of the Turkish Contingent will take passage out on
He yes lon about it and the lieutenant gave him a 8. The conduct of the officers and men of the brigade unanimously agreed to ; and, as far as the parish of Clap•
Truel at the time was tarking off the prisoner's shoes. last seen in when at anchor.
(I:lcrantd Junction
54:a. peerr
ecuntt.. 50 0 0 all
,100 0 0 - 70
7814
the battle of the Alma-(cheers)-it was an occasion on board the Regina, now shipping stores with all despatch
Laemn bat! • • ••- • • p 'lOO 0 0 - -
which they were particularly called on to rejoice for the for that corps in the East. shove.. Wrien he go; up Truel aeld his side, and Lieut. under my command has been such as to continue to ham is concerned, nothing now remains to be done but
Wood lauehed at him, and he (Truel) walked out of the merit the high opinion You have been pleased to express to transmit the return of the commissioner to the Home• New Raver Company I 2i. 10s. \ - _
a_
success of their achievements in the contest with Russia. The paddle-wheel steamer Dee, 704 tons, Master- ° of them. office. Southwark &Vauxhall hi. per cnt. 100 0 0 - am,4
room. • West Middlesex •• • • - 91
He had seen that General Pelissier-Marshal Pelissier- Commander T. C. Pullen, arrived at Woolwich on Fri-
The case for the rosecution was now closed.
P 9. I have the honour to enclose a list of casualties for -
(cheers)-when he got command of the French army in day, and was on Saturday morning takeOinto basin to un- , LIMEHOUSE. BRIDGES.
been descended f '
the Crimea, was said to lila%
and rons load her cargo, consisting of 5,000 feet of mahogany The Prisoner asked until Monday to prepare his the 7th and Bth.-I am, &c.,
defence, and the court was adjourned until that day. (Signed) HENRY KEPPEL, Mr. A. PULLING, one of the commissioners appointed Dividend Amount
an It ieh family-(loud. app.aus )-- that his grand- from Plymouth. As soon as dischargedishe ie to be re-
Captain Commanding Royal Naval Brigade. to carry out the provisions of the Metropolis Manage- Name of Company. per of raid. Price.
father was Palliser, a Limerick man. (gore applause. \
, laden with machinery, and return to the above pert. It is expected thaa when this trial shall be concluded,
Annum. Share.
ment Act as respects the division of the parishes into
He did not know whether the story was genuine or not pany o ve insran ie-
~
On Saturday morning a com ffi R• • I '
I ieutenant Knight will be tried for quitting the ship Rear_Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons,
without leave Bart., &c., Commander-in-Chief. wards, met the authorities of Litnehouse on Saturday at X a 0. X s. d.
-whether real or a flight of the imagination ; but this sertera was escorted into Woolwich dockyard from - '
A LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE ROYAL NAVAL the Town-hall. There were preeent the vestry-clerk, mineereare....•• .... - - _ 12
he did know, that the French army had done its dat - no 0 0 - -
Y Sheernese, in charge of a sergeant of the Royal Marines.
- BRIGADE, FOR THE 7get AND gaet sEPT., 1855. Mr. A. A. Walter, Messrs. Skillet, Linton, Panl, Sal- Southwark ......•• -
as well as the British army, and that to the entire Bri- OFFICIAL DESPA.TCEIES PROM BEAR / WOUNDED. Ditto New of's% p.c. la per cent. 5) 0 0 - - 1
contrib
tish army Ireland uted her share of those dis- to be received on board the Fisgard receiving-ship, for a
ADMIRAL LYONS. SEPT. 7: 10w, Tuson, &c. Waterloo - 100 o 0 -3% 1
tinguished heroes whe would have the satisfaction of passage to Constantinople, to join the Foreign Legion.
They are enthusiastic in expressing their satisfaction at ase Wm. Skinner, Ord., Queen, severely The COMMISSIONER, having opened the proceedinr, Ditto Old Ann. of Ed. 11. 145. Bd. 60 0 0 -
stated that from the communications he had received Ditto Nw ditto of 7/. 11. 10s. 40. 40 0 0 - 32% 1
28
seeine their flag wave over the ruins of that which had the - treatment they receive. in their newly-adopted ( From a Supplement to Friday's Gazette. ) Wm. T. Godding, Ord, London, severely enti ,
teen Sebaetopol. (Loud cheers.)
John Watts, Ord., London, slight.',y from the vestry-clerk it appeared that the actual number
country, and confess that they had no reluctance in quit- ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 22. . of persons rated as householders would be below that re- • DOCKS.
" Captain Dawsoer having responded, John Buckley, Ord., London, slightly Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 -
tin.' Russia where their monthly pay was on'y le. fa'.
Deepatchee, of which the following. are copier, have quit-0d by the act for the division, but various questions
" The noble CHAIRMAN said that in rising to pronnse ' '
The mortar-vessels Menders. Mr. John Boeanquet, Dividend Amount
that toast which might be emphatically designated' the ' s ' • been received from Rear-Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, John Carmichael, Ord., Rodney, slightly had ia•isen with respect to the compounds, and in some
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
boatswain commander and the Prompt, Mr. Ford, also
KILLED. it had been found that the tenants' names had been in
toast of the evening, he felt solicitous to claim at their boatswain', commander, arrived at Sheerness on Saturday G.C.8., Commander-in-Chief of her Majesty's ships and John Gordon, Ord., Queen, slightly
Annum. Share.
hands some indulgence ; for though it had been his for- SEP'T. 8. inserted in the highway rate book or other rate books
afternoon from the Baltic. They have been ordered into vessels in the Mediterranean and Black Sea.
James Carnes, Captain Maintop, Albion kept under the local act relating to the parish, and as he X s. d. X s. d.
tune to address elsewhere meetinos as nuinerous and the Besin for the purpose of landing their damaged Mole Royal Albert, off Sebaetopol, Sept. 10. WOUNDED. observed teat by the Registrer-General's returns the Commercial .... • . 50. pr cent. Steck. Stock. -
almost as respectable as tbat whicChe had then the ho- tars
Sir,-Of the operations on shore, which have produced James Auaten, A. 8., Leander, mortally. . number of houses in Limehouse was put down at 3,269, East Country. - _ -
•
nour to appear before-and that it was numerous and The Urgent, iron screw steam-storeship, Commander Michael Collings, A. 8., Albion, dangerously (since ..._ -
he thought sufficient doubt existed to justify bim in London .•• • •
East and West Ind.i.a 6l. pr cent. Steck. • - -
respectable he was rejoiced to perceive-and although the successful result of the singular end memorable siege
dead) Dltt/1 80nd5...." - 41. per cent. - - -
Phillips, is- ordered to proceed to Portsmouth as early as
holding the meeting. fts
be had been connected with their country not only by poseible, provided all goes well with her machinery on of Sebastopol, her Majesty's Government will be informed Lieut. H. L. A. L. Maitland, Albion, severely. St. Katharine •• •• .• - 4 per cent. Stock. -
'The VESTRY CLERK said it was the desire of the parish onthampton
the ties of property, but by occasional residence among b trial trip, which as to take place to-day. Mr. Geo. h G IS' •ht "t • dt t tt th Mr. Gordon C. Sinclair, Acting Mate, Wasp, severely
y enera impson , u i is my u y o repor o e
officers and the inhabitants generally that tae figures victoria ...• --al si. per cent. '2O 0 0 1 10 0 0 I -
them-(cheers, and cries of ' Yon are welcome)-still it Hareood Welle master's-assistant (late of the Calypso), 1 , •, • of the Admi lt hat has taken Robert Hillier, A. 8., Queen, severely
, . , _ , . Ler, s uommiesioners ra y w •
Roger O'Brien, A. 8., Queen, severely should be. publicly stated and the calculations gone into
did so happen that he then rose for the first time t , ed- took'up his a ' '
eointment t 3 trus vessel on 6aturday, and JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
place afloat and on the seaboard under my awn observe- John W. Matthews, Captain Maintop, Queen, severely at a meeting. At present the government of the parish
dress a public meeting at this side of' the Channel. They •„iried: ThePUr ent has at resent more than 40,000
J g P Lieutenant W. D. D. Selby, Queen, slightly was under three act,s of Parliament-the first, one of Dividend Amount
were celebrating the first anniversary of the TippelarY rations of dry provisions in her store-rooms. tion.
Mr F F Llewellyn Second Master, Queen, slightly George II constitutiee the pari d vesti
„.. , ~ ea .11 au og the power Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Paneling Society; and when he stated that, he might ald Orders have arrived at the ,' 1H •ICh th • It had been arranged by Generale Simpson and Pella- • •s• , . ,
eeenera capita , a atu, V E Re nolds Assistant•aurgeon, Niger, Annum. Share.
in the rector and churchwardens, with an open vestry. i
that they did nut come into collision with any existing f„ Acti„g ,
Assistant-Surgeon Atkinson and Acting As - sier, Admiral Bruat and myself, that precisely at noon siMr. W. . . y ,
I ehtly The paving was under the control of 84 corumiseionera ---1 X s. d. Z a. d.
society whaeever. Tbere was, some 15 or 20 yeara aeo, a eistant-Surgeon Brown to hold themselves in readiness on the Bth instant the allied fleets should open fire upon Alfred Cogger, A. 8., London, slightly
qualified by the possession of property to the value of anstralasia........... '2Ol. per cent. 40 0 0 all -
small associatain established for the same purposes as to emisark at Portsmouth on board the hospital-trane- h ,-, William Bartlett, A. 8., Rodney, slightly
69
Wine Batteries thet enfiladed the a roach
t e eeaara ,• • PP 1,000/. in the parish, such parts of the parish only British North American 61. per cent. i 50 0 0 „
those for which the present society had been formed. It port Great Tasmania, which takes militia for Carfu and Michael Fitzgerald, A. 8., Rodney, slightly
ndon 10/.per cent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 -
was confined to two or three properties-the area it eta- Malta; and Actino Assistant-Surgeon Griffin and Act- of the assaulting columns ; but unfortunately the wea- Matthew Rouse, A. 8., Albion, slightly being rated as availed themselves of the act ; and there commeasial of ao . ,
ia1.......• ...... 5/. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 -
braced was too narrow, its income, too, was small ; end • A • S ' Mff •Il d t V C • then, which had been fine for some days, changed on the John Warden A.B. Albion, slightly existed also au •act termed a conjunct act, for lighting,
0('Ill?ant
gggg
...... . 1 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
mg ssistant- urgeon .o at wi procee o ae Le-
-20 0 0 all 0 19'"A
it was found that year after year the same persons gnitied morning of the attack, and a north-west gale and heavy John Turk, A. 8., iodney, slightly cleansing, and repairing the highways, under trustees eeee.cear. Bee oSAus. I -
mea. The b 1 S h t d
y are to em ar :at out ampton o- ay.
William Carter A B London slightly electtid by the veetry, on a 500/. qualification, or a ratal London a,nd County - , 10'. per cent., 50 0 0 20 0 0
0 -
the same prizes, and therefore it did not hold out an in- The order for the Medical Staff Corps, to the number sea rendered it impossible for. any vessels to act uou ' '•'
' 1
p John Naye, A. 8., Leender, slight y to the poor of 201. per annum. Lerida anal Westminstr 1,141. per cent. ,100 0020 0 45%
ducement to others to enter into competition, and the eon- of 180, of all ranks, who were to leave Chatham on Fri- •
, ... batteries situated on the lee shore of this exposed road- Barney Qui , ~
'n Ord Diamond, slightly In reply to the Commissioner, the VEaTRY CLERK London Joint• Stock ... 1121. per cent.' 50 0 0 10 0 0 3-2 a,
Provinetal of Ireland.. I 81. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 53
Fcquence was it died a natural death. Then came the hard • d d Th 'II t I
day, is counterman e . ey wi no now eave uan
CONTUSED. said that the conjunct, rate was made out on the eanie ' i r cent I le 0 0 au
Ditto, New. ..... ••• B.•Pe • i -
times-those times of trouble and distress which they to-da h h 'll dt S th t t .
y, wen t •ey wi procee o ou amp on o cm- stead. It will, however, appear by the enclosed reports
Joseph Dead A B Leander severely principle as the poor-rate, the names of the owners alone Net loner o.f preland: ... ,
'. per cent. ,50 0 0 22 10 0 31%
6'
100 0 0 35 0 0 -
i:ever could forget, and of which they prayed there beak on board the steam-ship Queen of the South for from Captain Wilcox, of the Odin, and Captain Dighy, - ,• a , . i
Nat. Provincial of Rug. , 8.. per cent.
Thomas Oates Captain Foretop, Rodney, slight_y being entered in tae ratebook, and not the tenants for Ditto, New .. •• •. •• 1 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
. might never be a recurrence. (Hear, hear.) Timee Scutari. This force will consist of stewards, assistant- of the Royal Alarine Artillery (whom, as well as the William Crow'hurst, Ord., Queen, slightly
whom they compounded. • Under their local act there Oriental Bank Corpora. sce.ct.Stbs. 25 0 0 all -
~ times brought a change not only in the ownership, ielt stewards, wardmasters, aesistnnt-warcheasters, coeks, junior Officers mentioned by them, I beg leave particu- Thomas Reeves, Gunner's Mate, Albion, slightly
was a power of composition given for property under South Australia •• - -
,141 p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 e 70
1 in the occu ation of the soil-a chan eof wl 'eh la •
re . - p g 3, a-Y washerwomen, barbers, and medical orderlies. a hey have 11 , (Signed) HENRY KEPFEL, Captain. • 301 er cent 25 0 0
Union of Australia.• • . • P • 2 i3O 0 -
d t th f bl 'd t• f
ar yto recommen o e avoura e consi era ion o 20/ It f • kl thly terms, and power was
~ or e or Aee yor mon Ditto .............. SOL per cent. -
:had witnessed the commencement, but the ultimate re- been under training at the different hospitals in Chatham
sult of which it WWI impossible yet te see. (Hear.) He Garrison for some time, and the whole of them are pro- their lordships), that the mortar vessels attached to the .....-....,----.
- -- ..-,-... given to rate the landlord if he refused to compound, but union ef London ..... 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 evaa
40 0 0 all -
b-lieved it to be the inauguration of a new era for Ire- nounced sufficient to take the duties required in ho. ital fleets kept up a very effective fire from their position in
cp .
METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT. in this parish the landlords compounded voluntarily. Union of Madrid ... •• 1 -
The ratebooks were then produced, when it was found
lane ; and he was desirous, as they were all, that aavenr- The depot of tee 72d Regiment of Highlanders marched the Bay of Strelitzka. CANALS.
taee should be taken in_ that neighbourhood of the np- on Frida-
y from Fernley to Queenstown to await the arri- As the day closed, things in the harbour seemed to be a that the tetal Dumber of assessments was 3,387, the
rotor city for the improvement of agriculture. (Cheers.) val of a transport for conveyance to Edinburgh. The in the same state as they were in the morning, but, ISLINGTON. number of compounders who were non-resident 465, and e • u Dividend
Names of eal Dividend pri,„ Names of e „er •
The first queetion they proposed to themselves in the the number of rated householders 1,036.
depot of the 821 Reoiment 'stationed in Stirling Ca,tle during the eight, several heavy explosion,' were heard, Mr A. J. Wood, assessor attended at the vestry- Companies. ,aa • per . te Companies. 'a' ; . al. Price.
,e Annum.
formation ca their society, then, was this-What eKteat is expected to ar • ''''
Cor"le th• ek - • ' and at dawn we observed that the fortifications on the .
rive in . Is vte .to replace it. A . . ' The
room adjoining the parish church of Islington, to appor- COMMISSIONER inquired whether any power of 1 FiS Annum. ce
t.f country should be brought within the operation et the I - composition was given under the Pavino Act. -----,--,- -
rge draueht of the 72d will remain in I' nenov for de- fl 1 1 t 1 • '
south side were in ames, an, tla tie six remainine
X I
society ? There were some who conceived that it should a t ' • "• t • o h d k I • .. ' tion the number of vestrynsen among the eight wards Mr. LINTON replied that there was not, but no ques- I-C '
p re to the Crimea ships-of-the- nee a been sun at t 'err moor ings, leav- &Oldh '9B 71. p. et., 139 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51%
eadarace the whole county, or at leatet one riding of it. - al.
a * • fl rat no more of the late Russian Black Sea Flset into R hich that parish had been divided. tion could arise upon that, as the Paving Act was only Ashtn _
,_ _ , _
Neath .- •• •• 100, 16/. -
-......--.-...... ing, a - Barnsley•• • • 160
re was thetight that this would have been advantageous _
than two dismasted corvettes and nine steamers, most of There being no objection raised to the division which applied in about two-sevenths of the parish, and, that list:aka Aare 150' 41. - Oxford.. •• •• 100 - 110
i I procuring a inore extended patronage, in .gettine iti COURT-MARTIAL ON LIEUT. C. O. WOOD, which are very small. the assessor had made ol.' the parish, the attendance was being the best portion o . . ,
f the town the whole of the Birminghaml 401 41. 93 Peak Forest. es 51. Os. 86
1100' 257. - Regent's.• •• 30 11 14%
more Subscriptione, in causing an increase in the reem- OF BER MAJESTY'S SMP CASTOR. Soon afterwards the enemy were seen retreeting
exclusively confined to the officials, whose assistance was . • ter' and their !runes a eered accord- ooventry..••
tenants were ra a - • PP ' Db - JlOO a/ Fs 84 Rochdale.... ee; 11. 10s. GO
hers, and in attracting towards the society more general -....-._-. across the newly conetructed hridee, until the south side • e nagly, and were taken into account in the 1,036. Elisunre&Chs' 69 214 p. ct. -•-
aomrset Coal 140, - -
required for apportioning the vestrymen. The COMMISSIONER remarked that in a case a few days GrandJunctn 100 3i. pract. 40 Do. Lk I'd et 121 -
public notice. tut against these considerations they DEVONPORT, Saturda,,y.-A court assembled on boerd of the barboer, on which the naval and military arsenals, 42-5
had others which prevailed, and they came to the rest). her Majesty's ship Impregnable, in Ilan:maze, this morn- the public buildinge, and the town of Sebastopol are The returns made hy the collectors presented the fol- ago as many as 1,000 persons' names appeared on the Do., 6. er.Ct. I
1100 i 61. p4ro.. ct. 12%
sBhtfirredw&sbtuVroyr.c 1 /40, 281. _
lution of limiting the area of the society to the union of ing, composed of the following officers :-R,ear Admiral situeted, appeared to be completely evacuated, and then lowing results :- highway ratebook which did not appear on the poor-rate, a'' ...:
arlannq'.nrrioeYii 'no' 1/.lls. - 3tourbridee..l:24ssl l 21. 290
Tipperary, and of basing it on those rules which, while Sir .T. Plumridge, K.C.B. ; Captain Kingcome, Rayal the southern portion of the bridge was hauled over to Persons rated. Rateable value. and asked the vestry•clerk whether he was prepared to Kennt & Avn 39, Os. Od. - Severn and}
wve Rail 26' 21. 28
affording sufficient scope. for competition among the William ; Captain Lowe, Implacable ; Capt i ‘V
-"-'1 • - i`er the north shore. For Ward 1 Ce... 1,170 £39,564 certify that -out of the whole number of 3,269 houses, as Lancaster .. 'loo' - -• . . .
Leeds &Livrp 100 251. e-- Warwick& ,
wealthier class of farmers, did not exclude from the field Impregnable ; and Captsin Harvey, Havaunah ; and It is now my pleasing duty to render jUstice tO the 2
Leicester ..•• 100 6/. 49 amine. 1
, I
Of emulation the smaller and poorer class, in whose sue. John Eastlake, Esq. acting judge a-dvocate, to try First admirable conduct of all whom I have had the honour 3 • - - Warwick & 1 21. 11
, 9 The VESTRY-CLERK could not undertake to say that eou,eheoree
h 142 707. - Napton.. J ,100
neSS they were equally interested. (Loud cheers.) Lieutenant Charles betaviiie Wood, of her Maje.:ty's and happinese to command during the la-t nine months 4
rr
that was the exact number of the houses, many having Monmouth' 100 - . . 178 21. 19
Local causes, no doubt, varied in each particular loeelity; ship Castor, 36, on the following charges, preferred of this arduous struggle, and whose duties I shared in 5 - - Birming.
but, taking the general condition of Ireland as respected against him by J. Knight, first lieutenant Royal Marines, before ; for although, with the exception of the Naval , 9 been pulled down for the railway since 1851, when those
6 - - Wilts & Brims' -, 10s. Od. 4%
1 f
agriculture into consideration, they came to the coliclu- on board her Majesty's ship Castor :-1.. Thet Lieut. Brigade in the caMp, whose gallant bearing from the 7
If .
tams that more advantages would be attained, that more Wood was drunk on board the Castor on the 15th inet. ; beginning, under the command of Sir Stephen Lushing- 8
a Mr. LINTON and various other gentlemen explained
practical good would be effected by a large number of '2. That he was drunk on board on the 16th inst. ; and ton, has been beyond all praise, and never more so than ---- --
Dividend Amount
small societies, in which the smaller and poorer collie 3. That he did behave in an unofficer-like matmer during the last two bombardments under the command Total
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
. compete. than by a few large societies, in which compe- on board the Castor, in striking down John True], a of the Hon. Captain Keppel, it has not fallen to the lot Founded on these calculations, the learned Assessor mense amount of peor houses in the district. Annum. Share.
tlaon should be confined to the wealthier, (Cheere.) seamen on board the ship, and in using disgusting lan- of the Navy on this occasion to perform d' - • '1 d • 2 • b )
ietinguis ie apportioned the vestrymen (1 oin num er among t e
h The CoMMISSIONER-And, as I understand, the
' x s. d. X s. d.
They bad reason to say that the result of their experi- guage on the evening of the 15th inst. • deeds of arms such as those of their gallant brethren several wards as follows a__ tenants' names are not entered into either the poor-rate
3Z. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 33
ment allowed that they had met with some success. Mr. Beer, solicitor, acted ae friend of the prisoner. in the Ai•my ; still, whilst straining every nerve, night Ward I
,tilarice.i37l•t.. .a.n.ci i:O7. 71. 14s.6d.bs. 100 o 0 11 0 0 is%
(Cheers.) When the idea -was first taken ap there A great number of witnesses were called by the pro- and day, under very trying cireumstances, to supply .12 „ in that portion of the parish to which the Paving Act Ditto slarine ... - _ 61. p.c. & bs. 100 0025 0 0 • 39%
„ 2 ' 5 0 1 0 0 -
Anchor ..•• •. • • ...... 6 per cent.
was no public meeting held ; there was no wide or ge- secutor. the means for carrying on the siege, in the glory
21 3
Atlas
aeral canvass ; all was done by a few private letters, and , Thomas 11. Frazer, one of the masters of' the Castor, of which they could not share, the generous cheer 18 appear in tbe poor-rate book.
Argus Life .........•• 41-per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
„ 4
The VEITRY-CLERK.-Exactly; that is not compound British Commercial - V. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 -
hy interviews with the gentry of the country. The con- recollected seeing Lieutenant Wood on board between or encouragement, unalloyed by envy, has always been 18
)1 5
Clericiailed.&Gen.Life spr et. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21
sequence was that this their first meeting numbered 120 four and eight o'clock on the afternoon of the 15th inst. heartily given in the day of triumph ; nor have sympa- 15 „ preperty.
4/. 100 0 0i 10 0 0 -
SP 6
inembers-(cheers)-and the subscriptions amounted to He did not taink the prisouer was drunk then, though thy and assistance ever been wanting in the hour of dis- 15 a 17s. Od 50 001 5 0 0 •-•
PI 7
170/. That, lie was glad to say, was their income ; and not sober. The officers were smoking on the maindeck tress and suffering ; the same sentiments have d
perva ed 18 a
ff 8 - Equity and Law...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5%
Ile added with much satisfacti
- on that more than half that just abaft the mainmast at five o'clock. The prioner all ranks-ceptains, officers, seamen, and marines 11
, a -- .
amount aas contributed in sums of 1/., so that they was there. He was sitting on a table, and was a little agreeing with each other in following, as I believe I have Total 120 cessary returns to me. European Life l/. 20 0 0 all 18%
could see the societ Mr. PAUL-We ehalleome under the 251. qualifica- Genera 1............ a 61, 50 0 If 5%
y was not formed by a few consider- sick. Witness thought it might have been occasioned said once beftge, the excellent exam le set them b m Ta hin f h t' h • bn th b ht
37. 5" eus ess ot e mec ing eying ee us roug st k
Globe .......... 51. per cent. o . ~ 105
able landed gentry, but that it rested on the sympathies by tobacco smoke. Prisoner said it was caused by nuts able second in command and err)
coa jutor Rear-Admiral to a close, tion, I suppose ? Guardian .... - ...... 51. per cent. 100 0 47 5 0 al a
O• a la
. rge and widely-extended body. (Cheers.) He had which he had been eating. Ile was not in a state t. do Houston Stewart. Mr LAYTON the vestry-clerk said that it was vary The COMMISSIONER.-Yes. Imperial Fire... • • .... 12/. per cent, 500 0 50 0 0 -
12s, 100 0 10 0 0 -
crerY 'hope, therefore, of its permanency. (Hear, aud hie duty ae commanding officer of the ship. Witness Perhaps in closing this letter I may be permitted to d • •ble t"t in what wei:e the riehts of üblic Mr. LINTON inquired whether, if he occupied a 12/. Imperial Life
11.3 s & 3/. 100 0 20 0 0 -
cheers.) He had been going about among the faealors attributed prisoner's sickness to what he had been indulge in the expression of the gratification I feel in re- ceeira . owattricleire
i ag•ard to votin for vest7ymen Ind he house and compounded for several others in the parish tia,:ri ngtey. syr. r.sr. i.n.e.
.. 23.& 2s. bs. 100 0 210 0 -
for the last few days, and lie found that many were not drinking' as well as eating. There was no altercation fleeting that under all the circumstances to which it o•inpanies - g - ' 1 le.
re- wished to know whether the learned Assessor fe t rm. 1
wh.ch raised his rating above 25/., he would be eligible to Law Lire.• •• • .... •• • • - 100 • 10 0 0 59
5o 0 , 2 0 0 5%
its extent sco e or
aware of , p , what might be expected between the prisoner and the prosecutor. Prisoner was lates, my gallant colleague Vice-Admiral Bruat and I self at liberty to give an opinion on that point. be elected as a vestryrnan. Legal and General Life -
HAN. 25 o'l2 10 0 2aa
from itS exertions ; hut he wag certain they would soon highly excited, and had a difficulty in articulating. have gone heart and hand together, and that the most The Aseeesoß said that he did not feel himself at The COaIMISSIONER said that, although the question t1=01tasitip••••••• •• -
perceive the beneficial effecter of its operations. In En. Prisoner was sober on the 16th instant all day, and had perfect understanding and hearty co-operation in the liberty to elo so, as the question was one which did not did not come within his duty, he had no objeetion to Marine............... 18s.per share 100 0 28 0 0 39%
land the effects of these societies, which had increased been carrying oa the duty of commandieg officer on the great cause of humanity in which we are all engaged. coma within the limit of those ditties which he had to answer it. In his opinion, Mr. Linton would, and for this Med. Invlid & Gen. Life IJeli.t. ro g g g r4l
there orea • •
- a tly within the last few years, had given a de- 15th• Prisoner was labouring under considerable ex- have invariably prevailed throu h t b hfl I
aou ot eets.- am, dischar e
g • reason-the ratebook merely stated that the rate was ri 1, TE (1 ••••••• • • • • • •
ea ••••••• I• •• P.
501 0 0 -
te and that statute a'!"'
cided impetus to agricultural science, and the improve- citement in the gun-room about four o'clock on Sanday, Sec. (Signed) EDMUND LYONS, Mr. LAYTON was prepared to contend that the officer PaYable by the owner under statu , ~ , . ~ National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0210 0 -
ment, consequently, was universal. Take an isolated the 16th inst. Lieut. Knight, &M., asked Lieut. not only gave power to.compound, but provream that n Palladium Life. .
Rear-Admiral and Commander-in-Chief. of a public company could, by virtue of a clause in the - - - -
case. A farmer well to do remained at home, content Wood for leave to go on shore, which prisoner refused, To the Secretary of the Admiralty. 59th of George 111., which was passed to amend the he did not compound he should be rated, so that in the Pelican -.a •••••,••
Phoenix - _ - 180
with what he had, and heedless as to how the world went and Lieut. Knight said he would or must go and that case put the party would be c y
learl rated to the extent
Professional Life• ••• .. 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 -
- act for the regulation of vestries, vote for vestrymen,
d Id dent Life........ 1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 311ai
on, unaware that there was any farm superior to his excited the prisoner. Had no recollection Of hearing ' Strolitzka, Bay, September 8, 1855. though not in the ca • f b t t t
pacity o vestrymen, u as anan s. of the qualification required by the act, an wou there- provi
own, or any system of agriculture better than that which Prisoner use any disgustin lan ua eon the 15th in- fore be eligible. Rock Life...... - .... 7s. 53 0 010 0 8%
g g g Sir,-I have the honour to report that, in pursuance By clause 2of that act it was enacted, " That in all cases 0. per cent. Stock. all 226
he and his neighbours had d •
aote on. Not so with the stant. The VESTRY-CLERK inquired whether the rateable ILoriaiiErexchange ...... 10
61 105. - f t
of the orders which I received from you this morning, I where any corporation, or body politic or corporate or
farmer who had become ac uaa
q inted with what was Lieutenant Lutt third o be taken
value or the gross estimated rental was to , Ditto Life ..... 1/ 14s. - 99 ....
y, f the Castor, said that on opened fire from the mortar vessels at 8.30 a m upon company h'l b h d t th tf r the relief of
y • ~ ,e at e c arge o era e o
Kingdom - - 41. p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5%
-• b dth 1. ' • -
pasiing eyon e units in which he resided, who the 15th, at five o'clock, Lieutenant Wood had been the Quarantine Battery, and a general and The COMMISSIONER said that where a person was rated United
knew what had been done t • more rapid the poor of such parisb, in the name of such corporation, Universal Life ........ N. per cent. 100 0 0 to 0 0 -
oim rove the soil, to im- drinking, but did his duty • left the orders with him fire fr m noon until 7 m
, o p. ~ upon the Quarantine Bat- or any officer of such corporatien, it shall and may be on a gross ,
estimated rental, and that rental was in the
i Maoris Life ........ 5/. per cent. - 412 6 5%
prove cattle, to advance farming Pin ever articul (witness) as usu 1. Con •el ' d 1.4* W d ratebook, tha bh • 1 I.fi t• .
t wouid e t eon y qua 1 ca ton necessary. -
(Hear.) The last-mentioned far y p ar. , _ . a sr ere leutenant oo watt tery and Fort Alexander. Thu two outward vessels lawful for the clerk, secretary, steward, or other agent
wh_cmerl actuated by that in a fit state to do his duty. He was not drunk. The were much exposed to the swell which set into the bay, duly aeathorised for the purpose of such corporate body commissioner for his courtes
A vote of thanks to the ,y
MISCELLANEOUS.
prtncip
• •le of human nature i h ill not ermit the risoner was excited on Sund during the meeting cloaed the proceedings. .
mind to rest where super"t • w p , p ay by what had passed rendering a large objeet desirable and I therefore di- politic, or eorporetiota or eerepally, to be present at any
iori yis seen to exist with- between him and the prosecutor, and not by drink. rected their fire bete- • ' • Dividend Amount
out an endeavour to emulate or ex 1 ,een Artillery Bay and the Bastion vestry to be holden in the said parish, under the said re- . -
Believed the e i
ce , must endea- . , irc tement was caused by prosecutor's leav- de Quaran Name of Company. per of Paid. Price,
your to improve • with tine, where I had been informed that Russian cited act, such llt ft t d th 11
oet , See e ayj stewat ,or agen a a Annum. Share.
, eyes and ears open b 1
, e re- rig the ship in defiance of prisoner's orders. reserves were placed. ERTISEMENT.] -Holloway's Ointment and Pills -
turns to his farm with a determinati be entitled ttl ifitte titidi laid it) many vote or votes at [ADv
can to make his farm as d on to do what he Lieutenant R. L. Price, R.M., of the Castor, saw The force of the wind a d he 4 •-s. t•-• II if h • tain remedies for the cure of bad legs.-Extract of a
cer . 4 s. d. 4 5. d.
goo as that of which he has Prisoner soon aft f '1 k hl5 h • • • n e„v eve wlc pre- such vestry with regard to the amount of rents, pro-
d b kll N kd t d 26th - ' ea 50 00120 0 0 -
heard, or which he may have seen ;he finds tha . er our oecmen t e t inst. ; consa veiled were singularly nntaatourable to accuracv, and fits f le I d t t h d't letter from Mr. Br' gee, oo seer, ewer ,a e Assam Tea .......... _
, and value o suc Pal da enemen e, or ere ia-
Professor Holloway :-" Sir,-The fol- Luctien Mart........ 214 per cent. 50 0 0 -
the had dered he was drunk. Thought the prisoner was not th March, 1853, to
eustrafian Aericulturl it. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 -
not been so very improving as he had im • d en the general satierettoty nature of the firing was due to ments as b ill *d
a ' h b't ts assessed to
y,- e etti a any lea 1 an
ordinary cure has lately come under my 0 0 -
b -ut remedying defect f h• h agine , and he in a fit state to perform his duty. Saw the prisoner sick the ebilit lowing extra Australian Trust .... 8/. per cent.
10 --(I 0 25
au
sets ao s • sowlc he bad no know. on th • d ' y exercised by the officers of Royal Marine Are sueh ratB preheiit at Shah veStfy rafgba or ought to have a F d h• a 5/.
ledge before. (Cheers.) He wo e main eck. Had been nine months in the cor s t.
illeey who notice. Eliza H _ f .
arrison os arn on, near tem sown, Austradan Royal Mail
~, uld not speak frorn ima. This was his first embark t• Kn • 'p . . conducted it ; and I beg to submit to your ot be entitled to with refeard to such amount, aTwthinF HAN. 10 0 0 all -
Anglo-Mexican Mint..
I"hfd f d . •
d her leg, wpc a terwar s orme
gination or from fancy-he woald not tell what la 1d d t f a ion. ew very httle cf the notice the names of First Lieutenant Starr, Firet Lieu in the said reeited adt to the e t t *th t -cl•ng ' accidentally injure
British American Land 155. - 40 0 0 60
e ia, u y o a commanding officer but thoueht prisoner t on rery no wi aan i . •
t virulent running sore. As the surgeon could
Canada ... • • ........ 51. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 175
seen, and what they had seen, not only within the laet could not h • , e enant Hewett, First Lieutenant Brookes, First Lieu- His !NI te ;)• tt le I h th"
N r. aytdit 8 arg rhea wits t at, =roue as is into a mos
was sent to Newark Hospital, but Do. 5 per cent Bonds 15/. per cent. - - -
ego The • ave taken in sail in the state he was in tenant F i as II do her no good, she . d •
few days, but years , . y enjoyed an unparalleled Judged him to b d k • • ' • est ng, and First Lieutenant Pitman, the offi- Local M tA t had f• d t t i"
anagemen c .egat. o p ope ,y we discharge as incurable. She then Ditto. 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - - 112%
e run from his inarticulate speaking cers employed. • eioht weeks was
climate and a soil the most abundant in the world, and his • ' as to the number Of persons rated, it t!ie officer's of pub- 2n . , omo of your ointment and pills, and City Nevigation Bonds _ - 1 - -
sicaness. Prisoner had been con hin before The nor- applied to me 'or s •
i i Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 001 24 0 0 18
They had seen fields and farms divided eight, nine, ten, the sickness, and th • g.‘ g ecommlaeleeed officers and gunners also per- lic companies were es:bladed ftom noting, ag 4 Ost h I •
fter using them for a short. time t e eg is comp ete y Ditto •• • • ...
oto side with fenc e latter was slight. Witness could for dth- a t• •
me -ea.. " les i
twelve yards from sid , es which were , recollect very little of what took I n that 'eh .as n a most satisfactory manner ; teed aniethit ot j4;oPeiti• sreoirld alsb he eiclfided from being a health perfectly restored." Sold by all Equitable**ll ver•sior* 71 lir-. cont. 100 -0
0 -100 0 0 172%
not only wasting all the land that might be used profit- after seeing prisoner sick. BelievedPhaece o ne, t I ma,y cepecially mention the services of Colottr-Oetjeiint fe"s• '.• li t y d t ht4t hi iiii . 'el cured, and her
hi' h D' N' e .77
- 150 0 oil 7 10 0 22
piesented in t e Yes r , n ot a ta.. e eae al f Hll '
at -ro essor o oway s esta is rnents, ate -ew ........
11 those weeds whi went the rounds Horn deiageiste ; and
nvest. sp,c. & bs, 100 0 0 set) o 0 -
ably, but a nursery for a ch overraa but was not sure. Conversed with s r er, who, in the absence of en AM-) Undertook the would not be fully carried out.
)4 4-'-§ttqtrdi London. and 80, Maiden-lane, New York. (Glen. Rte,vers. & I
Old fields, and for those blazing flowers of r erne officers on nrin
ed weed deck, but could not tell who. Slept in his own berth f gof the Firm, mottataitesali The ASSESSOR said that he did not see how the two 'ag, a; --•• 1 The possibility of abandoning medicine al. ie non
en .S eam- av ea
___
10 p. et. 15 0 0 1 14 0 0 2034
'en7ISIS•3IENT - Hudson's 8ay........ Stock. i - --*
which they knew so well, and which appeared like an he slept in the ship, but was not certain that he '" i
i Owing to the theta or the weather and the smallness powers conferred by the act quoted bM L t d
y a ay on an ,
[Am . .
ete ether Is 8-hewn Y.
. b the numerous extraordinary cures, Hungerford ...... •• .. 2/. ss. ;100 0 0 ,100 0 0 -
_
overgrown crop in some localities. (Loud laughter and , Could not tell where he was when he oke on S (I'l‘ •of the meats at their disposal, the off-leen in command the Metropolis Local Managernent Act could be made ---c'e n ' of Indigestion (dyspepsia), flatulency, con- London Institution .•• - -
1 -
cries of hear.) He had seen the farm•yard so well plan. ' morning, but recoil t d • w Unaiay bad tO overcome great difficulties in maintainin th # without Meralne' ,
bilious, and liver complaints, cough, London Reversionary 5/per cent. 15 0 0 all -
ec e going to church. g e to agree The one ave the ower to on officer of a Russell Institution.... - - 11210 0 -
ned that all the refuse and manure of the yard and the The Presid position of their vessels ; and I beg to be allowed to - • g 13
- stipa.tion, nervotte, and debilit effected by Du
ent hoped he would recollect 14 • company of voting in vestry, but the other act concerned asthma, consumption, • -sorin y'Revalcnta, Arabiea Price'sPatentCand.Co 10/. percent. 20 00117 10 -
pigstye drained into it, thus not only wasting the manure, where he was this Saturday. eat week express my high opinion of the services of Messrs. Leet, the conferring of a power of voting in the parish for the Barry's delicious Health - rees gt" l t • k
_ no eas lemar - Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 ;100 0 -
Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 -
which might be placed to profitable account, but poison- Rev. H. T. Clerk, chaplain of th C Creagh, and Pearson, Brent, Hatt, and Vaughan (mates) ap • t t f t 11 &el tth f ' •
porn men o a ves gyman. e I no ere ore Food. alio follow,ng aro not eso
0 ' eater noticed 'zing cure of outh Australian Land 6/ er cent 25 0 0 all
ing that water which might be a source of health and after four o'clock on the 15th inst, Li , that who so ably performed these dutiv and greatly contri- think that the clause quoted by Mr. Layton bore at all able : -No. 42,130, " Major-General - '-'q.416 ' 8 ' *I)
*
, Wil- Trust and Loan comp.
cleanliness to himself and to his family. (Cheers.) He was unusually excited, Could eutenant Wood buted to the success or the firing -I have, &c 20 0 0 5 0 0 -
Th not say he wee drunk. • ~ • upon the question. general debility and nervcrusness." Cure No. es., • nara,- Upper Canada .... -
hal seen whole families living in rags and in want on a e Lords of the Admiralty visited th (Signed) G. DIGBY, Mr. ARMSTEAD said that the secretary of the Gas ham Hunt, Esq., Barrister-at-law, 60 years' parties t a
da es ship on the sam
miserable patch of land which was not sufficient to afford .y• They left between three and f ' e Captain Royal Marine Artillery. Company used to vote for trustees at the poll, and he lysis. No. 32,814, Captain Allen, recording the cure et ..
LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
sidered Mr our o clock , C -
lady from epileptic fits. No. 26,419, the Rev. Merles Kerr, '
tnem sustenanoe for three months in the year, and they . Wood sober when in the * on- Reer-Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, wished to know whether the officer could now vote for
. heed on that wretched patch, in that misery and desti- fternoon o
a f the 16th inst. Heard prieon
gun-room on the Bart., G.C.B, a cure of functional disorders. No. 24,814, tho Rev. Thomas --a Dividend Amount
vestrymen, who were to discharge the same duties as .
deck to Mr. Boxer er eel, on the Minster, cure of 5 years' nervousness, with spasms and daily •sny. I per of Paid. Price.
. tutioe, because they preferred the ' dignity' of occupy- , naval cadet, " You look like a C......."..... the trustees.
vomitings. No. 41,617, Dr. James Shorland, late surgeon in Nara, of Corny. Annum. Share.
ld admiral of 90 " • _ -------- .
iug land to the labour of earning a livelihood from others 0 _ . This was said in the presence f h net Majesty's ship. Odin, off Sebaetopol, The ASSESSOR said that the qualification was dif- the 96th _Regiment, a cure of dropsy. No. 37,403, Samuel L., -
uard and ahip's X s. d. X e. d.
writ> could afford them employment. He did not talk g . company, On the 10th inst. he o t e Sept. 8, 1355. ferent ; the secretary voted as a ratepayer before, but Leeton, Esg , a cure of two years' diarrhcea. Mr. Wm.
ard the %Fa - 11` 0 0 100 0 0 185/ 0
of introducing costly and cumbrous machinery at Prisoner swear at the men seveled times, Could ara-a. have the honour to acquaint you that, ncting now, if he voted at all, he could onl '* ' ' '.'
8 '* d '1 •t* Richard
y vote as a, vestrY• Martin, a our° of years ai y vonn mg. Bank of Seotlaed .... 71. per ce..'te 100
100 0 0 too 0 0 223/ 0
. weighty expense, such as they had .in England. It the prisoner wae then drunk. not 0v,,1, in pursuance of your directions, and in conjunction with man, for the trustees would be elected by the vestry Willoughby- Esq., a cure of many years' biliousness. British Linen Company 81. per cent. •
a 0 0 2 10 0 3/. ISs
would be difficult at .any time to introduce machinery Capt Bac
Henry Richardson, surgeon of the cestar, de ogee' y . hm, commanding feet French mottar-veseels, Mr. Churchwarden SAVAGE then proposed, and *Mr. In canister;, 11b. 2s. 9d.; 21b. 4s. 6d.; 51b. lls. ; 121 b. 22e. Caledonian Banka...a.
.8/.. per 71: 15,6 ; _
u 10 0 0 11/ 198
uf that kind-their farms were too small for it- that pri.e.oner ster in his opinion streak at five o'cloPck on ti77did me the honour. of placitig under my command, Churchwarden SHADGETT seconded, " a vote of thanks to The 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of Post-offlee order. Barry ;O:deosfd Gall
ea yiaTk 1mi..t... r'f..P
etseepr cceent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12 12s
and they would continue, he believed, always too the evening of tle 15th inst. Re was not exactly sick ; a Pan., agetiset the quarantine Fort and outworks, the learned Assessor, for the able, courteous, and im- Du 13arry & Co., 77, Regent-street, London; also at 182, u'
C namercial Bank .. 71. per cent. 5,i0 0 0 110.: (.' : Tiras_
' limited for the employment of such machinery as that he brought .up very little, and it was undigested nets, (:vivicreell as ripen tort Alexander and the upper bastions partial manner in which he had, discharged the duty in- PiecadiDy; 60, Graceehurelastreet; 330, and 451, Strandt;. Eastern Bank.. ••- .. 6/. per cent. 255 0 0 l 0 o 0 :,: f
' te which he referred. There were evils to be remedied, Prisoner attributed the elekuess to the nuts, and he wee , anteese'k.
. neta to the latter place, a large number of the trusted to hide with regard to the parish of Islington.,, 4, Cheapside; 60 aud 6,3, CornhiEll ;1149, Btainselito.ps6sataeisdtrieeso, isextientl.&o3.ostlit,is,_
ie• itgorisCO;... atai. p cent. 2 0 5 2 1-_-,
- but they were not of a nature that could not be apparently partial)?
_alloked by swallowing toliegee ' teheielYy-rurnedseerryteh were posted), keeping their flre so com- The learned gentleman made his acknowledgments, 0
55;f0 z?ell-liM?rogs9; 5111,h1..Tx: ,___
tt, Ca'rnerd•senltown ; 18, Pall- Nit-0077M Bank .. •... 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 g
117 211t„1:
• eaeily removed by the application of that common sense make. Liettivtant Wood was quite metier on the) )le'll.h. tilirned, and but aft only a few Shot and shell were re- and eepressed his thanks to Mr. Layton and the collec- malt 7, Pall-mall-" t ; 132, New Bond-street ; 24, Mot • North of Scotland Bank
551:per cenntt. 0 0 0
1200 0 0 'lO2O 10
0 1331( 5
wthich was so natural to the Irish people. (Cheers.) Isaac ftearndean, clerk of the
,Oesteee, wet the pri- advanced k ew 6red into the French battery and tots for the efileient services Which they had rendered to comb.street •, 13, Kine William-street, City ; 30, Couduia• Royal IBlaanao,;ffaseeeottl.. .:
811 rpieerr 0t .
100 0 0 50 0 0 941 Os
1 eas a calumny to say, as some had said, that the soneis or. the 15th iust. aleoet gve o'clock, Thou h h wor n before us: A small number a cateasses him ; and he wished to sa li• th I t 1-h e •
y, as tis was eas pat S &lett; , ocespui-street , . , ariing on s ree
21 C ' •'• •eaF• a d - t t ; 67, Si• I=rr, irank•• •• •.... 71:per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 77/ 121
g t e were also successfully thrown int k Alliance Fire and Life- BKil.pr cont. 100 0 0 11 0 0 18/10s
peasantry of Ireland were naturall •
y idle, he did not be- t think berms
was not sober. Did no capable of doing bastion, which prod a o tee town and upper in which he would be publicly engaged, that although Faul's Churchyard :6, Falwarl.etreet, Portman.fienare.
0 2 0 0 11. 7.
lieve tl (Wt. a non& . Brltish G .a tee ... 41. per cent. 10 0
iat ;he repelled that calumny. (Cheers.) Weo his duty at the tine. To ce,et D. 4 h greaten of sense extent. his duties had been laborious, they .had not been alto- [Ariveansemexe.]- Tne WAR ix erre gear. -Pewatteta
i ca'F'ire Insur 101 er cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os
wee it '
diet made the railway ? Who was it that dug Mr. Habereeld, also a clerk of the Castor, de ersti 1 '• • z•-3PE -noyal Marine Artillery, and the h •h t I . f h br dthtb i a PATENT RECONNOITRING CILASers.- Messrs. S. and B. Solo- Ca edon an 1
LI * 61*Per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 4/. 105
get er wit ou p eastire, or o e ieve a e m City of Glasgow ie • • P
the canal ? Who wa 't tl t cl. pa, erti tety officer in each vessel I mons, opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe t 50 0 0 10 0 5/. 5s
s done . S i ia id all the hard work that that the prisoner was sender the influence of lieuor on the eassful practice and I , must attribute the suc- tuceeeded in giving satisfaction to all parties in every ,s Co.onial Life ......... 5/. per cen .
evl.laat cleared 4 al/ the great towns in England ? we, evening of the 15th, but not positive's' dialnk.* Did tot bringing to •oUr not' am glad of the opportunity of parish that had been assigned to him, and he had cer. - opposite the York Hotel. By tide! j
Ma cet ' Ro -al
• rYosvertneias Edinburgh Life Insure 651j.Trceeennt... I'oo 0 0 15 0 0 1,26/ lOs
t 50 0 0 '3 5 0 141. 8s
the new lands in America and removed think prisoner was in a fit etato to perform his duty. conduct of Mr. H. K.
Ice the indefatigable and zealous tainly met from all the utmost courtesy and attention. Letters Patent for valuable iiil,:iTiesir inarays inecaptu
p Race- tte&sfteo.ttiflLSACNise 'airfied 6/.iier cent. 10 0 0 110 0 15/. Os
he forests I in the most povrerfnl and 13.1111; escop
• t - . Who did all these things ? (Hear, Cencluded the prisoper had got drank after the depar- firm, v:ho, from be' Leet, Mate, ili. charge of the Mr. Wood has now brought his sittings to a close, tl d.? tc a Nationai l'ire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 '2/. Os
• hear. In nine cases mg the armlet- ofil course, Opera and FerspectiveGetsses, to know le is an t.
North British 'limn.. 00 0 0 20 0 0 '33/ Or
~
was
.. e _ out of ten he was prepared to ture of the Lords of 'the Adenira!ty, as his manner and ve;sels, has alwa s abl ' d cer of the tnortar having divided into wards the six important parishes in- of ob'ects viee;ed throu li them-of great importance to the 'enlerreceeentt: 220 0 0 10 0 'l/. 11E
• aliswer tt tu Irish peaeant. (Cheers.) Who hal articulation were quite different from what they vier° and lam hap t3,:r b y carrie out my instructions ; eluded in his list which contained the required number arm jna and others! These telescopes possess such extra. I?otr7uLilln 1 n.s rn e..
5%. P
. 1 per cent. SO 0 0 7 0 0 201 Cs
improved every country in the world but his own ? ff when their lordshi on hoard. The captain of a conduct of Mie2lY
ps came ear testimony to the praiseworthY of rated householders and a ortioned among them the ordiyn'a vY'vers that some 3i inches, with an extra eyes t ',l ;--,
pp TY leo Unainteurieap..As-su•ran- ce 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 •-
_____
.he weet back to causes for this state of thi ssrs. J. B. Creagb, T. L. Pearson rr ' der the Metro olis iece %ill show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring, _...__ -
he could find them. If he went lea k Feench corvette 'sited the shi •
ngs no doubt = and their lordships vi ptn Brent, A. F. Hart, and Henry Vaughan, "41.lettes •
.E -• W• number f v
o estrymen to be elected un p p , . . t ,
~
an
be
. fi d them • b t -
he repeated, n . , ula statie th
c to causes he copal, the course of the day, -tee that there. hal been more ex- charge of the other mortar vessele ) in Locai Management Act, and the aouble stars ; with the same eies-ope c
seen a person s coun
' tenanee three miles and a half distant, T
-NDIAN -0
.14 SPITALS, &c.-A patent has been recently
11'n r that would u t g ern he canted citement than usual on board. Witness remarked to I have also great pleasure in statin tl
g rat no easualty --,-,
and an object from 16 ton miles. They are of larger and ar. granted to L.ieutenant Cook, R.N., F.R.S., Professor
say !omet 1 e obe agreeable to all er Mr. Frazer in the ' h #l,. • emer wa.s nt . d dtl • h h CLAPHAM. Add• b ' • •
nat 'scorn e ' for an rovements in
gly ; while their vary- of Fortificatto , , p
: practleally useful at the present eaoreegg He . ' evening teat ..., psis . oin occurre ,an iat neiteer tee mortars nor verisels weta Mr, W. b. • • sizes with increasine powers accordin
believed a state to conduct the dut f the ship and it was a sub- t
y o , a., all damaged by the heavy firing.-I have, &c., Cooreitt, one of the commissioner.; ap. . • ,
to discover more than the
, the method of working peptic fans, called punkahs, for
that much of the misery they had to deplore •
was caused, ject of general remark. 1 saw the prisoner drunk frein (Signed) J. A. WILLCOX, Captein, M
pointed to set out the wards, under the Metropolis Local ng from 4to 6 inches enable us
labove and the Georgian, with his 6 satellites, &c.-
Tk°P""3" agitating the air in hospitals, barracks, churches, and
net by one claes, but by all classes, and th t
a all were half-past four to five, after which witness did not see Reel. Admiral Sir Ed anagement Act, held an adjourned meeting in the ves- Exhibition, 1851.-Valuahlo, newly-invented, yery smail,
th 1 ge buildings in tropical climates, and, in height
o er ar
'• l' ' I 't He ould my let b
eve ey in au, . w , ygones b byg . . mund Lyons, Bart.,
• Is -
e believed that a new era had opened for Ir 1- - * h•
e er,„ him. For that half hour prisoner was incapable of doing Sec., &c., G.C.B. taproom of Trinity Church, Clapham, for the purpose
of divldi powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the size of a walnut, by which
of summer, in more northern latitudes." These punkahs
ng the parish, end apportioning the nuinber of a person can be seen and known 1 i miles distant ; they answer
may be worked by manual labour, or by horse, bullock,
th e and, and istduty
at they would now consult their own duties b • Fe d • ______. vestrymen to each ward. every purpose on tho race-course, and at the opera houses,
team-power. The machine is so arranged that one
immediate advantage of its advent. (Cheerys taktrig r mend H. Flood, mato of the castor, considered Or E
PROCEEDINGS OP NAVAL BRIGADE. een at 8 to 10 miles.
.) Let that Lieutenant Wood ' Among those present were the vestry-clerk, Mr. country scenery, and ships are clearly s
ht•ne to man can work 16 punkahs with comparative ease. This
was arunk on the afternoon of
teem only use half the enerev in the ood wor • hooting, deer-stalking,.yac 10
. t
~, , h i .
~, g k which the 15th. Received leave Royal Albert, off Sebastopol, Franks ; Messrs. Riches and Hill, churchwarden and They are invaluable for s
c'e'r is the number usually required for fanning the occupants
'1 tv wasted in feuds and in factions-in political four an and went on shore between
sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and toutists. p
- a'
fno beds arran ed ' • • d• • • • n
an t ,- • • d five o'clock in Sept. 10, 1855. overseer ; Messrs. Grossmith, Wright, Hewitt, Williams
ctive glasses, with wonderful oea , . g in pairs in a joining rooms in a
see,anan drssensions-let them he said, do this the evening. Was of opinion that s•
' race-course, camp, and perspe
. tl•ey would go far t k f . , atei Lieutenant Wood wee eufferina f •
rom woe] ement t reel ,
t li h ir,-I beg leave to enclose, for the information of Harris, and various parish officers and inhabitants.
poveer.-Newly-cons •
tructed Spectacle Lenses of th h 1 •
e great- Indian ospita . The apparatus may be so applied as
, ieteadee her to obema -e Ireland what God and nature 'drink, or from drunkenness for?tw h • e, the Lerds•Cemmissionere of the Admiralty, copy of a The C
_OMMISSIONER, in opening the proceedinge, ob- 1 bl d tgo derivei t work the punkahe in ad' tbu ld•ngs the connect-
The va,ua e a van a o • jacen i 1 • ,
, and what man bad hitherto pr, - (witness's) • h 'o ours previous to las letter frorn•Captain the Hon, Henry Keppel, reporting served that since the last meeting he had received the re- est transparent power. . . . . .
red is • 1. k b • b h f •
from this invention is, that VISIOII becoming impel mg in s eing roug t to the same ocus or moving
veeted her from beam" going on s ore. Prisoner was talkina very -
the garden of Europe and loudl tne proceedings of the Naval Brigade under his command, turns from the vestry-clerk, which showed that the total reserved and strengthened, and very aged persons aro power, if that of horse or steam be used, while the action
of the world. (Loturg- Y, and his action was very violent. Noti led till
amid prolone 1 , cheer's.) The noble lord gave, previous to the inspection by the Lord c ' 3 On the 7th and Bth instant, and enclosing a list of casu- rateable value of the entire parish amounted to 80,306/., Penablea to employ their sight at the most minute °eel,- of any single punkah may be arrested without affecting
se alleause ' Pros • sof the Admi- lie r h less magnify-
- Uni' n Favning Seciet • penty to the Tipperare raitY• Made no remark on it while the lord . a ies.-. am, &e., to which was added the amount of rates derivable from pation-can see with these lenses of a muc h „ the onward motion of the others, and eet to work again ,
' The toast was drank with "'l sent, but afte s were pre- (Signed) EDMUND LYONS, the public companies in considering the assessments- tag power--and they do not require the frequent c =far-
at the will of the patient. For private beds "revolving
- the bonoure, and end. “` rwards it was talked of in the mess. Half weilul ass.istance.t D
great euthusiasm." an hour prey' namely, 520/. In accordance with the expression of to the dangerous effects of further po
•aordi- fans" are s d *th. m it tains which, by a
u e wi in osqu o cur ,
' The "Health of th -' _ ions to my leaving the ship prisoner a Rear-Admiral and Commander-in-Chief. • Vibrator an ex 1
o Earl of Derb " .
y havfnc,
, peered much elle
iete I)* ! opinion at the last meeting he proposed to divide tho tress-New Diseozery.-The Olga= , _
strument for deafness, simple moderately-expensive and noiseless mechanism,
b 2en given amid enthusiast' nothing t• r than he was before. Obeervt d The Secretary of the Admiralty.
parish into two wards, to be called the North and South nary powerful, small, newly-
inventV
inn
ss anything of the
ic cheering, , par icular in Lieutenant W l' ' are nea'ele to fan the occupant 'for two, four, six, or eight
a Leid STANLEY roso, and said-I , the time when the Lord clot- s demeanour at Wards. No. 1, or North Ward, would contain 1,799 entirely different from all otbb.orsb,
1 ser can be, produced. hours according to the temperature of the room, and the
sof the Admiralty were REPORTING PT.OOEEDINGS. kind that has been, or pro a y lt, .
, bank •my tering the ship'
t you in , a nails- rated householders, the rateable value being 42,628/ • t erceptible •it ' ' • ' l ,h tram ex-
our as the skin, rs no p consequent spe-d required. Those on y w o . •
father's na ue-I thank you in m 3 norrpan t 1 d ' ' ' B' e fth
eine o e same col . . . _
~
_,...r0,
nmi
at . . .
. y own name for the sitiou that the priso e s y, oea him tn the suppo- Royal Naval Brigade, before Sebastopol and in Ward No 2or South Ward there woul Ihe 913
f f 1 - •h I • - h telimate
a • , , . , • enables deaf personcr to bear rirot,r, tIY .-T. ".11
~ , ~ , p:naenced. toe discumant o reet ees nig ts in e o
, nmener it, which you have received the t ' ' , . 1 rev was drunk. Could not ren
father has duties as a public man in Londo oast. :My ber any tong e act that led hira to the belief tha ""
Sept.
9'
1855.
rated househalders, the rateable value being 37,6781. miblie
asscmi,lies ; the napleasant Seusation of s mania notst,s
can dui a ' reciate the luxury of such a contrivance.
- n and as it (prisoner) waS drunk. -t he Sir,-I have the honour to inform you that, in Ile should apportion 21 to the north ward and 15 to the • '
in the ears is entirely removed.; and it affords all the assist. ,r,._ YPP . d
e apparatus is very portable, and can be sent to an
landl '
_ ord zn England which prevent his residence h - la he desired 39 -Albemarle-street 1 4
. ere ; . John Truel, first-clasa ordinal, ...- __, __ _ . i pursuance of instructions, a vigorous fire was opened south. The average amount of assessment was 261. Bs, eee e rei
an...s .....0.. poss...y cou.- -
..
.. :,......L.E.,,,..,../ ._ . . t ..,..raif,d „any °art of the *orld.

Dividend l Amount
same of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. j Share.
-- - ----
X s. d. £ s. d.
British •• •• • • .. •• •• • •
Ditto Provincial .• .. 71. i2O 0 0 20 00j 20
Brighton .. • • .... •• .• 5/. j2O U 0 20 0 0 15
City of London .. •• •• 41. Os. 100 0 0 150 60 I
Continental (4th Cap.) . 150 0 0 20 0 0
Equitable .•• •• ....• •• 21. 105. 50 0 0 all 35
Great Central
Imperial ..4......... 101.& bonus. 50 0 0 all bBY.
Independent .......•• 51. 40 0 0 PP .--.
London .• .... •••• •• •• _ 50 0 0 71 -
Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 9, ....--
I" Ce 'IX •••••••• • • • .. 41. per cent. ,60 0 0 52 0 0 303,,E
Itateliff .. . ....... 5/. ,100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General ...... 2/. 10s. 1 50 0 0 all 20%
Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. , 50 0 0 f 0 50;i
1 Ditto, New .... •• •• '5O 0 0 10 u 0 9.4

WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X s. d. X s. d.
East London
Grand Junction
Kent . ........ 51. per cut. 100 0 0 7814
Lambeth. • .... ••• • .. 'lOO 0 0
New River Company .. 2i. 10s. \ --
Southwark & Vauxhall Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 891,4
West Middlesex ...• .. 51. per cent. 161 0 0 91
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X s. 0. £ s. d.
lliingerford .... • • .... 12
Southwark ...... •• .. 110 0 0
Ditto New of 714 p.c. 11. per cent. 5) 0 0
Waterloo — 100 0 0 31,4
Ditto Old Ann. of 81 ll. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 32
Ditto Nw ditto of 7/ ll. 10s. 40. 40 0 0 28
Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 —21 M
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X s. d. X s. d.
Commercial .. ,•••.. • • 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East and West India 6l. pr cent. Stack.
East Coantry • .
London .•• . • .•• • •
Dltt4 Bonds .. ....
St. Katharine —••..— 4 per cent. Stock. 115
onthampton
Victoria

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INSURANCE COMPANIES. When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will ''
watched on the following day, with the exceptien of the 11111 tisi
Dividend Amount Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be desPstol
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. preceding day.
Annum. Share.
X a. d. £ a. d.
Albion
Alliance irit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 18 14
Ditto marine ... - - 61. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0- 30% ..r- -
Anchor .... •. • ....... 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - SATURDAY, Sept. 22,
Atlas - Stations. Coarse of Wind. State of Weistiltir
Argus Life ..........• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
British Commercial - 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 - Greenwich Calm Fine- Foggy,
ClericlAed.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21 Lothbury.
County .... -••• . _ • • 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Amsterdam
Crown .............. 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 - Leeds N.W Fine. ,
Eagle . • •....• ss. 50 0 0 50 0 6% N.W. Fine.
Equity and Law...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% lpswich ,
European Life l/. 20 0 0 all 18 t.i Harwich... N.E. Cloudy.
General.. •.•• .• .• •• •• 6/. 5 0 0 /I sk Shrew:sharp. ...... E.
Globe ....••.... 51. per cent. Sto k. ~ 105 Boston N.E Foggy.
Guardian --- - - - 51. per cent. 100 0 47 5 0 5174 Gainsborough . N Rain.
Imperial Fire... • • .... 12/. per cent, 500 0 50 0 0 - Great Grimsby... W. Fine.
Imperial Life - .
Indemnity Marine.... 11.34 & 31. 100 0 20 0 0 - Brighton E.
Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 210 0 - Southampton N
Law Lire. •• • • .... •• • • - 100 • 10 0 0 59 Portsmouth N
Legal and General Life - 50 0 , 2 0 0 5% Cowes W Very fine.
London
London Ship.... - Nottingham
Marine............... 18s.per share 100 0 28 0 0 3td
Derby
Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4% /. per ct. 50 0 20 0 334 N.
Minerva .• .......... sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 20 0 6 Leamington N.E Unsettled..
Monarch •.•. •• • • .... - 5 0 1 0 0 - Leicester W Foggy.
National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 210 0 - Yarmouth
Palladium Life . .
Pelican .... • • • • • • • • • • - - -
... - -- - - Lowestoft
180 Variable.... Fine.
Phoenix
Professional Life- •. . . 51, per cent. 5 0 010 0 - Holy head
Providcnt Life ........ IL ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 384 Dublin S.
Rock Life .. .. .. - .... 7s. 5 3 0 010 0 8% Liverpool
Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. all 226 Manchester......... W.N.W Fine.
Sun Fire ...... 61 105. -9/ - Carlisle S.W Cloudy.
Ditto Life ..... Ii 148. - - Lancaster N. Fine.
W
United Ringdom .... 41. p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5%
Universal Life ........ 5/. per ceat. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - W intehaven W Rain.
Viotorla Life ........ 5/. per cent. - 412 6 5% Maryport S.S. W. Foggy.
Stoke-on-Trent.... N. Fine.
MISCELLANEOUS. Sheffield N.W Fine.
Bristol N.W Unsettled.
Dividend Amount Plymouth
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Exeter... N. Cloudy.
Annum. Share. ;'ardiff .. N.E Cloudy.
- Swansea ... N.E Cloudy.
Z a. d. X s. d.
Assam Tea •• •• •• •• •• 51. 50 0020 0 0 - Haverfordwest ... S.W Cloudy.
Luctien mart........ 214 per cent. 50 0 0 - - Gloucester
Australian Agriculturl 11. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 - York
Australian Trust .... 8/. per cent. - 25 0 0 - Berwick S.W Fine.
Austra•tan Royal Mail Si. 10 0 0 all Sunderland N.E Fine.
Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all
Darlington W.
British American Land 153. - 40 0 0 -60 Very fine.
Canada ... • • ........ 51. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 175 Tunbridge
Do. 5 per cent Bonds Si. per cent. - - - Strood S.W Cloudless.
Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - - 11214
City Navigation Bonds - - - -
el 151
Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 0 18
Ditto .. •• --.. . • - - - T,IV- CO
- , COLLISIONS, AND UPWARDS OF SEVENTY - ...•
Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cont. 100 0 0 100 0 0 112% rdAY, reer
AT SEA.-Information reached Lloyd's on Sat° So..
Dlttc New ........ - 150 00117 10 0 22 m.ship with
ship the loss of the Norwegian stea ~,sion
...
Gen. Revers. & Invest. 5P.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
Gen •Steam Navigation 10 p.ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 26% with 70 of her passengers and crew, by a eeill_bottt 0,1.
Hudson's Bay ...... - - Stock. - - the Bergen steamer, on the night of the lltb, P lee
Hungerford .......... 21. ss. .100 0 0 ,100 0 0 - mile and a half from Christiania, near 0111°8 d. the
London Institution .•• - - 10 bet
London Reversionary Si per cent. 15 -0
0 1 -all - house. The weather was at the time hag' it
de - eep
Russell Institution.... - - 11210 0 - Bergen struck the Norge with such force as .0 cl
Price's Patent Cand. Co HU. percent. 20 00117 10 - nearly in two amidships and she foundered
and
rot!
Reversionarysoc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 -
water immediately. About 30 passenge_irs 5017 Otilbe3r,
Royal Mail Steam.... 4/. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 -
South Australian Land 61. per cent. 25 0 0 all 364 saved themselves by scrambling on boal'^ 0009 lc,
Trust and Loan Comp. -teamer. Another collision was reported Y.e...s Dee' ',".
Upper Canada - - - 20 0 0 5 0 0 - Do ere.
elegraph from Marseilles, between the .. 9 ere
a.
steamer and the bark Santa Annunziata, ne 001 .
LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. ere ol
Islands. The latter sunk instantly. The. to csb
Dividend Amount ,aved, but two passengers who were asleep 10
-.-
I I
per of I Paid. I pries, . perished.
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Lieutenant Lutty, third of the Castor, said that on
the 15th, at five o'clock, Lieutenant Wood had been
drinking, but did his duty ; left the orders with him
(witness) as usual. Considered Lieutenant Wood was
in a fit state to do his duty. He was not drunk. The
prisoner was excited on Sunday by what had passed
between him and the prosecutor, and not by drink.
Believed the excitement was caused by prosecutor's leav-
ing the ship in defiance of prisoner's orders.
Lieutenant R. L. Price, R.M., of the Castor, saw
prisoner soon after four o'clock on the 15th inst. ; consi-
dered he was drunk. Thought the prisoner was not then
in a fit state to perform his duty. Saw the prisoner sick
on the main deck. Had been nine months in the corps.
This was his first embarkation. Knew very little of the
duty of a commanding officer, but thought prisoner
could not have taken in sail in the state he was in.
Judged him to be drunk from his inarticulate speaking
and his sickness. Prisoner had been coughing before
the sickness, and the latter was slight. Witness could
recollect very little of what took place on that night
after seeing prisoner sick. Believed he went the rounds,
but was not sure. Conversed with some officers on
deck, but could not tell who. Slept in his own berth if
he slept in the ship, but was not certain that he dill.
Could not tell where he was when he woke on Sun nay
' morning, but recollected going to church.
The President: hoped he would recollect next Week
where he was this Saturday.
Rev. H. T. Clerk, chaplain of the Ceder, noticed that
after four o'clock on the 15th inst, Lieutenant Wood
was unusually excited. Could not say he was drunk.
The Lords of the Admiralty visited the ship on the seine
day. They left between three and four o'clock. Cons
sidered Mr. Wood sober when in the gunroom on the
afternoon of the 16th inst. Heard prisoner say oh the
deck to Mr. Boxer, naval cadet, " You look like a
old admiral of 90." This was said in the presence of the
guard and ship's company. On the 10th inst. heard the
prisoner swear at the men several times, Could not eez•
the prisoner was then drunk.
Henry Richardson, surgeon of the Castor, deposed
that pri.eoner was in his opinion drasek at five o'clock on
the evening of the 15th inst, Ie was not exactly sick ;
ho brought up very little', ana it was undigested nuts,
Prisoner attributed the tiekuess to the nuts, and he Wa
apparently parti&HY choked by swallowing toliste
smoke, Lieutenant Wood was quite maser nti Ate t':tth.
Isaac !tearndean, clerk of tire
o'clock,
last the pri-
soneti on the 15th iust. abort live o'clock, Thought he
was not sober. Did net think he was capable of doing
his duty at the time.
Mr. Hishetfeld, also a clerk of the Castor, deposed
that the prisoner was under the influence of linter on the
evening of the 15th, hut not positive's' drunk. Did not
think prisoner was in a fit etato to perform his duty.
Concluded the prisoner haa got drunk after the depar-
ture of the Lords OT the Admiralty, as his manner and
articulation r: ere quite different from what they wore
when their lordships came on board. The captain of a
French corvette and their lordships visited the ship in
the course of the day, -sla that there. hal been more ex-
citement than usual on board. Witness remarked to
Mr. Frazer in the evening that the prisoner was not in
a state to conduct the duty of the ship, and it was a sub-
ject of general remark. I saw the prisoner drunk from
half-past four to five, after which witness did not see
him. For that half hour prisoner was incapable of doing
his duty.
terdinand H. Flood, mato of the castor, considered
that Lieutenant Wood was drunk on the afternoon Of
the 15th. Received leave and went on shore between
four and five o'clock in the evening. Was of opinion that
Lieutenant Wood was suffering from excitement throe ;h
drink, or from drunkenness for two hours previous to his
(witness's) going on shore. Prisoner was talking very
loudly, and his action was very violent. Noticed Vila
previous to the inspection by the Lords of the Admi-
ralty. Made no remark on it while the lords were pre-
sent, but afterwards it was talked of in the mess. Half
an hour previous to my leaving the ship prisoner ap-
peared much quieter than he was before. °beery( d
nothing particular in Lieutenant Wood's demeanour at
the time when the Lords of the Admiralty were mus-
tering the ship's company, to lead him to the suppo-
shine that the prisoner was drunk. Could not is mein-
b‘er any single act that led him to the belief that he
(prisoner) was drunk.
John Truel, first-class ordinary seaman, and servant

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INDIAN HOSPITALS, &c.—A patent has been recently
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of Fortification at Addiscombe, "for improvements in
the method of working gigantic fans, called punkahs, for
agitating the air in hospitals, barracks, churches, and
other large buildings in tropical climates, and, in height
of summer, in more northern latitudes." These punkahs
may be worked by manual labour, or by horse, bullock,
or steam-power. The machine is so arranged that one
man can work 16 punkahs with comparative ease. This
is the number usually required for fanning the occupants
of 32 beds, arranged in pairs in adjoining rooms in an
Indian hospital. The apparatus may be so applied as
to work the punkahs in adjacent buildings, the connect-
ing links being brought to the same focus or moving
power, if that of horse or steam be used, while the action
of any single punkah may be arrested without affecting
the onward motion of the others, and set to work again
at the will of the patient. For private beds "revolving
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CLAPHAM.
Mn W. 13, Cocuotti, one of the commissioners ap-
pointed to set out the wards, under the Metropolis Local
Management Act, held an adjourned meeting in the ves-
irproorn of Trinity Church, Clapham, for the purpose
of dividing the parish, and apportioning the number of
vestrymen to each ward.
Among those present were the vestry-clerk, Mr.
Pranks ; Messrs. Riches and Hill, churchwarden and
overseer ; Messrs. Grossmith, Wright, Hewitt, Williams,
Harris, and various parish officers and inhabitants.
The COMIISSIONER, in opening the proceedings, ob-
served that since the last meeting he had received the re-
turns from the vestry-clerk, which showed that the total
rateable value of the entire parish amounted to 80,30 G/.,
to which was added the amount of rates derivable from
the public companies in considering the assessments—
namely, 5201. In accordance with the expression of
opinion at the last meeting he proposed to divide the
parish into two wards, to be called the North and South
Wards. No. 1, or North Ward, would contain 1,799
rated householders, the rateable value being 42,628/. ;
and in Ward No. 2, or South Ward, there woul I be 913
rated howeholderB, the rateable value being 37,6781.
He should apportion 21 to the north ward and 15 to the
south. The average amount of assessment was 261. Bs.
Mr, WILLIAW3 auggeated that the different" wards

REPORTING PROCEEDINGS.
Royal Naval Brigade, before Sebastopol,
Sept. 9, 1855.
Sir,—l have the honour to inform you that, in
pursuance of instructions, a vigorous fire was opened
from the batteries at. six a'oiock on the morning of the