The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-28 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

the 29th
OXFORD, Nov. 27.
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A letter from Stockholm of the 16th state"
General Canrobert. who was present at the annual
.t Sciences
3iwho
sitting of the Royal Academy of Itthat
songof the
of Sweden, in company with the
=ember of that
King, has been elected foreign
body.
Sonnim—On Friday morn.
SUSPECTED MURDER OF
ing, as the superintendent
ng
from
one of the windows at
'la
Carr's cloth factory at Tiver-
ton, near Bath, was look',
6 be noticed something floating
the back of the premises,
water,is near the weirs, at that part
immediately
of the river .A.von•
rivkate
andof the.
on the surface of the
man, which
sent to the spot, and a
regimentals. On fur-
One f
found
ntdh e
the
bodyworkmen wasof•
proved to be. that
h hisof
knappsac
re 22d Regiment,
accoutred with
newt'
examining the body one of the arms was found to
ther both the eyes blackened, and the head
be broken,
much beaten, as if the poor fellow had been the vic-
tim of some foul play and afterwards thrown into the
water. There is reason to believe that the deceased was
one of the detachment of the 22d Regiment., which al,
rived at Bath on the Ist inst. from Plymouth, and which.
after billeting in Bath for one night, proceeded to Wind-
sor. In the list of desertions given in the Police Gazcete
a man of the 22d Regiment named John Cronin, of Cork,_
is reported as having deserted from the service, and i_terb:
date of the desertion is stated to be the 2d of Zi°T;evmertu on
An inquest was commenced on Saturdayri
in order that there might be a post."%iii-examination,
g further evi.
before Mr. B. Fry, which was adjourn.teccinit utThursday.
and to give the opportunity of °IAA
deuce,

THE SU M, LONDON, WEDNESDAY .11.:NT itNINO NOVEMBER 21 185 5.
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THE MANCHESTER TURN-OUT. Naval and Military Intelligence. HEA rim OF LONDON DURING THE ' THE BIBLE BURNING AT KINGSTOWN. ' - POLICE INTELLIGENCE—Nov. 27. I From the London Gazette of Last NiPht.
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The strike continues, but has not extended, though The court-martial which sat on board her Majesty's
( ... Front th,e Registrar-tieneral's Report.) wt the Coart at Windsor, the 21st day of November, wharf, Pimlico, timber merchants.- William Houghton,
t 1185m-Present, the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in
some ew i i
f add*Vonal workpeople have been thovvn out ship Victory at.P.ortsmouth on Monday, for the trial of
years of age, w o a jus
• trike Commander Phillips and Mr. Braund, Master of her In the e 'eels that ended on Saturday the deaths of
of employment through the strike. The people onas
bth Att G I • ' Council. ellers-Herbert Mew and John Ni h 1 f
y e orney- enera against the Redemptorist been released from prison after a twelvemonth's incar- o 100, Cheap-
d and Ma•esty's steam troopshi Ur t for having got that 1 073 p tns-viz , 547 males and 526 female% wer Whereas by an act passed in the session of Parliament, ' sside, C•ty booksellers roster Sha c o as'
walked through the streets of the town on Mon y _
e ' Father Pecherine, Kingstown, presented an unusually ceration, was placed at the bar, before Sir R. W. Carden, w and George Pitt, of
d h'j h M 1 P h gen
' • fth 20th lt ' • -el
9• L (.1, Th. t hlit **
r 800, men an ilp as ore near ataon t o morning o e u o register°. Itin on on: is re urn ex iis an increase holden in the sixteenth and seventeenth years of the reign Hudd 1d 1 11 -1‘ h h
ers o d, woo en c ot mere ants.
yesterday, to the number of 600 o . _
an, _ _ _
__ .
excited appearance the whole forenoon. The bulk of the on a charge of stealing a silver tankard, two silver
"Th t h M• t ' hip Urgent f I• 1 00 th kl deaths of the lest ft ' lit •- - • •
• head carrying boxes d found as follows .- a er ajes ys s o near y on e wee y . or nig labeerin- - of her present Majesty, intituled "An act to amend and
women, and with men at their g population of the district were in the streets watches, and other arti 1 f 1 dthf 11 - -•
• 1 • tth C t f'h • d SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
d shops got on shore on Ricasole Point at the entrance of Malta
___a resu lb which is for the most part to bo referred to ces o p ate, un er e o owing consolidate tho laws re ating o e us oms o t e Unite
books for contributions. These persons entere .
in the vicinity of the chapel and the police-court. Up- circumstances :- Robert Grieve, of Edinburgh, leather merchant, Decem-
- • '• • h •ht • • f t • ' •
cense-
'de the route of the procession, harbour, in attempting to enter it in t e nig ,in_ _ d e the depr es sum o tempera . d
ure which was mentioned in Kingdom and of the Isle of Man, certain laws relating to -
and houses on either si wards of one hundred of the metropolitan poliae were W. Barrow, assistant to Messrs. Barker, pawnbrokers, trade and navigation, and the British possessions," it is ber 6, at Dowel's and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh.
and appeared to be rather quence of the master of the said ship not having paid n the last remort, and which continue to a great extent
• Cons
and requested subscrip i , present, aiding the local force in the preservation of of Houndsditch, said-Y t d bt f '1 k • ted that if the Legislature or proper legislative e
• heir object, though the amoun g .
ts iven attention to keep Cape St Elmo Light in a proper bear- during 1. sail week. In the ten correspondin weeks of es er ay, aou our ococ , eau, ,
successful in t " * - f the - 1845 51 th b f g order. Some persons were brought before the sitting the prisoner came to our house and offered the tenkard authority, of any of the British possessions abroad, Country Markets.
11 ll The committee appointed by the ing until he had distinctly made out the entrance o the yea rtt - e average AUM er o deaths was
were genera y sma . magistrate, Frank Thorpe Porter, Esq , charged with produced for sale. I asked him if it was his own pro- shall present an address to her Majesty, pray-
issued an answer to the ad- harbour ; but that when the danger was discovered every 1055, wl 31.m.h, if raised in proportion to increase of popu- __ono-
workpeople on strike have .
obstructing the public thorouehf • h h V • ing her M j y
s'est to authorise or permit the core-
d l k
üblishe ast wee :- proper precaution was taken to prevent the accident, lation, Ice tomes 1,161. The present rate of mortality ; , are, and ordered to en- perty, w en e rep red that it was, and that it bad been LIVERPOOL-Ncee. 27.
dress of their employhrs, p
-s• t ' to eco n•
er in r g isances to keep the peace. At 11 o'clock, presented to him by the Institution of Skinners, of Ber- veyanch of goods or passengers from one part of such
" ' I am afraa
•d it Is had the ship h f , t'll n'd bl b 1 hh' h •
part of our English character to which probably would have been avoided . t ere or 4, SICO si era yeowt e rg rate which Mr. Corballis, Ghee Law Adviser to the Castle, accom- mondsey. I asked him how it came to be broken and . possession to another par , .
t thereof in other than British There was a good attendance of buyers who appeare
hi• 'tdtfi 1 l• 1 ' - d
under the cir-
h aloof from those who are beneath us, and answered her helm more readily ; that, . has rule I :in London at this season, and which, it is be- , ships, it shall thereupo .
n be lawful for her Majesty, by rauc ( isappoin e o ro itt eor no response here to the
kee o ram
pto panied by Mr. Rea, from the office of the Crown Sclici- he said it had been trodden upon on the • fhd l' td f Mk I t d Wh
too much encouraged to look upon us cumstances, no blame is imputable to Commander Phil- lieved, nlay be permanently reduced. stairs. I asked Order in Council so to authorise the conveyance c sec ec ine repor e rom ar - ane yes er ay. eat met a
therefore they are . .
tor, entered the office. Mr.
h suspicion and dislike. How painful is the thought lips, and the Court do therefore adjudge him to be ac- Last tvs •ek 524 persons being nearly one-half of the ir Hayes, Q C., and Mr. him when it was presented to him, and he replied, ' h t d nder such condi- moderately good demand, at a decline of fully 3d per 701bs
goods or paiseengers, on suc erms an u
wit
d Ivo • d d lt d • b t • sequence of the want o ju gmen on
there are men an men growing up aronn us, a - qui e,u , in con f• d t i • • e s . eeernan appeared as counsel and solicitor for Father " About two years ago." I questioned him as to the tions as to her Majesty may seem good :"
total nun ni ber, died under 20 years of age ;37 died in the Pecherine. since this day week. Flour in limited request, at a decline
ta. of ls per brl on American and ls to 2s e
month, ame he said, " July, 1854." Observing that the And whereas an address has been presented to her 3 , p r sack on English
tdo adjudge him to be fth vice ni -dad of life-namel
- ' tering to our comforts, supplying our wants and the part of Mr. Braund, the Cour h fi y, from 80 to 100 years ;
minis
The case having been caned on-- nd Irish. .
date on tte cup was March, 1854, I sent for an officer, jesty, by the Legislative Council of Ceylon, praying her Wm Oats and oatmeal in slow request, at I d per
sities with whose affections and natures we are as admonished to be more careful for the future.
weces , the remade .der are distributed in the table, in numbers is 451bs and is to ls 6d per load under last week B 1
crew frigate, was taken Mr. Corballis rose and said, he a eared on the art who took him into custody. Previously to offering the Majesty to authorise and permit the conveyance of goio(
much unacquainted as if they were inhabitants of some The Shannon, new 51-gun s li. hre nearly equal to each other, over the three in- beans and eas n.l t 1 d • *• ar
ey'
bas• at Portsmouth wlc a ' of the Attorney-General, at whosensifte th s I)
cup for sale he offered a silver watch, which I produce, and passengers from ono part of that island to any otaer a
very,
slawlssale,
aell,deetheec ant easier to buy. Indian corn
other sphere ! If I were asked what is the greatest from the harbour into the steam
h.in tervenings : periods, though the population which supplied I e UrainOns
had been issued against Fathe P h ' d for which I gave him lls. He said it was h' Part of the sante, in other than British ships: .
46 ex reme price obtained for prime
want in English society to atingle class with clasws I yesterday, to be fitted with her mac inehy. hese nurse; hers exist in ver different ro ortions at the r ec enne. The summons an Is own, mixed America
Now, therefore, her Majesty, by and with the advice of n was s per qr.
1 ft t • y P P., was to the effect that the defendant was required to a -
o and that his name was John Lawley.
would say in one word-the want of sympathy:-The The Niagara steam transpor , p
t Ca tam Shannon e • t
, 1 differen p mods, and decreases regularly ti.l the number hority com-
ber Privy Council, and in virtue of tho ant . . --
memorable and dying words of Mr. Justice Talfourd. Portsmouth harbour y y . . .
esterda morning at 8 o clock, for
dB ° -
f persona li in -a
vg t bout 80 years of age is not a twentieth pear "To answer the complaint f h • t Mr. J. Lawley, leather dresser, 11, Perseverance-
Keogh, her Majesty's Attorney-General
ot e Right Hon. Wm. mitted to her by .
the slid recited Act doth order, and it is LEEDS-Nov. 27. '
treet Neckinger-road, Bermondsey, said-I know th ' fh I t f A moderate show of wheat. Old is held 6 l t
" We, the self-acting minders and piecers of Manches- Dublin, with hhe West Kent Militia on boar . y per- part of tl se population at 20. for Ireland, for 6 , 6 hereby ordered, that from and after the day ote(. a e o rm y a the
f Major the Earl of Granard, the band of the . blasphemously burning and treating with contempt the Prisoner; who is a labourer and lodges in my house. The this order, goods and passengers may be eonvoyed. from full rates of last week ; new moves slowly, with very little
ter, now on strike (although not anxious to enter into a mission o Searle ti ia still prevails and is not less fatal to chil-
Mita. 'n tt nd at 7a m and ' - ' Holy Scriptures, thereby tending to bring religion into watch and cup produced are mine. They were stolen 0 e part of the enend of ceyjoa to another part thereof, alteration from Frida3a BarleY rather gives way in price,.
paper war with our employers), deem it necessary to Westmeat•h . ila was i a e anheh
‘,Au.a .e dren in :' Le nidon than it hat been for the last two months.
contempt, to wit, at Kingsto from my chest, which was forced open. I have also ill other than British ships : Beans, oats, and shelling a slow sale, and with no material
make a reply to the very wordy document they have played some live y airs, finishing wit 1 Lang The nur ali er of fatal cases was 73 ; those from other
November, 1855." wn, on e ~ ay o
th 5•41 d f
missed another wittab, six silver teaspoons, a pair of Arid Vie Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of change in value.
' till the vessel was out of si ht from the shore. kinds of f aver 56 Four deaths from scarlatina occurred
thought proper to publish to the world to 'justify their Syne,' . . g H
K 1 . .
-me_
conduct. The public are led to believe that the opera- The band was under the direction of err ussmann, in Kens. mi ;ton ;4 in the sub-district of St. John, West- Mr. Semen said he appeared for the defendant who silver sugar tongs, and a small wooden box, containing her Majesty's Treasury, and the Right Honourable Henry
had only arrived within the past hour and h Iff a gold ring, a brooch, and some coins,. • The watch and Labouchere, one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaaies of IPSWICH-Nov. 27.
tives of Manchester are continually making claims on late of the Bth Hussars. minster ; 3in that of Goswell-street ;6 in the district a a rOm
ltlitchelstown, in the county Cork h other articles produced by the officer are mine, the value State, are to give the necessary directions herein, as to them A good quantity of wheat on offer to-day, but the damp
their employers for advances, and in defence of their A courtonartial assembled on board the flag-shiP of Shon idi tch ;6 in Woolwich ; and 3in each of the w ere he was serred may, respectively, appertain. weather interferes with the condition, and buyers were
with the summons on Saturday even' ' ft' wh 1 bein upwards of 10/. The articles were
own interests they have been compelled to 'unite' to Waterloo, at Sheerness, on Tuesday, to try Mr. An. subalist ricts, Mile-end Old Town Lower, Leather Mar- ing at 4 o clock He u n'a ° e g War. L. BATHURST. purchasers at 2s to 3s per qr. decline. A large supply of
beet to perform duty there yesterda l• stolen from my back bed-room, the door of which was
• tth continued exactions. Our employers have thony Harris, Acting-Assistant Engineer of the Sd ket (Bei an ondsey), and St. George (Camberwell). The y, consequdnt yhe
pi even e
bad not had time to take mea • not ke t locked. The chest was double-locked, and it FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 23. barley, the best qualities selling at a reduction of ls to 24
endeavoured to impress upon the public mind the class, on the following charge :- dtaths f rem bronchitis have increased from GO and 80 to f _ . sures for answering the P . •
The Queen has been graciously plea.sed to appoint the Per qr., other sorts 2s to ds per qr. on late prices. No
Harris while borne
idea that we are strong unionists, and that cur "For that he, the said AnthonY _ e . 101 ;24 i :are attributed to cancer ; one was caused by in- charge now pre erred against him. Under these cir- must have taken great violence to open it, as the screws .0.
Rieht Honourable Sir George Hamilton Seymour, G.C.8., beans or peas at market.
cumstances he (Mr. Kernan) trusted the Crown would have been forced out. •
conduct has been dictatorial. Public sympathy to- on the books of her Majesty's ship Crhssy for temporary tem-
pen: !nee ;
.3 by delirium tremens ; and a case is re- to be her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister nut QuARTF,R. PER QUARTER.
wards us will not be lessened by this statement of the service, he being then in actual service and full pay ot ,orded •in which a woman of 28 ears of aee the wife of not object to a postponement until the end of the week, H. Finnis, one of the city detective officers, said-I 3 • t•- h , - • • Wheat, red (old
1 lempoten iary to t e Emperoi of Austria. )... 79s to 82s Barley, grinding ... 38s to 40
hen we state that we have bad no organi- the fleet, did on the evening of the 2 o e ovem er ins .
d f N b • t ‘-
• y e ' say Saturday next.
a man • rho works at a wadding factory, died of exhaus- was sent for to Messrs. Barker's shop. I took the pri- FOREIGN OFFICE Nov 24 Ditto (new) -
masters, w
Mr. Corballis said he would tld ' • Ditto, white e3s to BGereas
hout leave having been tion a neer remature labour " the re-nit mainl of
sa ion since 1817. In the year 1850 a partial union as absent himself from the ship wit . , l
to
h.
so , , p . .
~ , no o ject to a postpone- to ustod and on searcbin him f dth ' ' •
soncr in .c ~ y„ g , oun e The Queen has been pleased to rpprove of Mr. Gustavus hOs to -
' Y ment for a short time under the ei silver watch produced, and the wooden box containin Ditto (old)
formed to resist certain encroachments then made. This refused by his captain a few houra previous y is poverty • and privation. rcumstancea stated g Beelex as Consul at 3lelbourno, for h• AI •tth K•
is e ajes y e ing 1 -s to -
ht on board by the
• t," en however, did not lash In 1853 an attemPt doing, and did not return until broug Last !week the births of 828 boys and 786 girls, in all but he could not consent to more than a day r t '
„ the articles referred to by the prosecutor, together with of the Belgians. Barley, malting ... 42s to 46s,Flour, per sack -
associa i ,
The fact should be borne in mind th *h ' o -• 19s. 10d. in money. The prisoner gave a false address. AVERAGES FOR TM; WEEK ENDING Nov. 24, 1855.
• d t form a union but, like the former, it Master-at-Arms on the afternoon of the sth of Nevem- 1,614 c feildren, were registered in London. In the ten at t e summons BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 27.
was again ma e o
was issued on Tuesday last. On H. Hunt, metropolitan police-constable, 34 M-I Wheat
did not last many months ; therefore our employers can- ben" corresp lending weeks of the years 1845-54 the average that evening a con- The Melt Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy
stable was sent to Limerick to serve it. He was told know the prisoner. I had him in custody in September, o •d m • h h Oats 25 „ 29s Od
th t have been influenced by a Captain Richard L. Warren, of the Cressy, prosecuted. number Teas 1,401.
wormed. for _trade and Plantations ave received, through
net demonztrate a vre
Peas - -s Od
strong union among us, either in soliciting an advance The witcnesses to prove the charge were Mr. Wm. Carter, At th aRo al Observatory Greenwich, the mean read- • •
then tke defendant was iii the north, but after some in- 1854, when he was tried at the Clerkenwell Sessions in the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a de- PP
mender Seccombe ; Jas. Brown shi 's cor- •goftht a b y t hich, s 30.041 in Sued guinea he discovered that he was in the county Cork. the name of John Robins, convicted and sentenced to- spatch from her Majesty's Consul at theCapoVerd Islands, Barley ...... , 2201 „ 43s Gd
at any time, or resisting a reduction of wages. Now with clerk ; m
Beans
od
Wm. Sweet a t - t arms. ' Mr.pCarter lo-
t• 1a r 1;21 e t 701.1 Fw Li 1 w%
n• t a.50n29.655 air; The constable was here to depose that he had made eve y 12 months' imprisonment in the House of Correction. reporting that by a recent decree of the Portuguese Go-
regent. to the advance in our wages to which the ena- pore') Fr mu, ns s
fi du the 'son ' Ver.% to the shi Com- yf th ek ' ay,
/9.1;121 iw Th * exertion to breve the reverend gentleman speedily ser rci Sir R. W. Carden, Alter the usual caution, asked the vernment, an impost of 10 ) reals (5:1 1-9th)per ton is levied --
, ployers allude, the {met is that only two advances h ave identi e prier as ongin,,d .p. _ he me at ( o e. eve. was . n. e mean
k place in 3lanchester during the last 11 years-one mender Seccombe proved that be ha three times refused
ta en tempera tn re, which in the previous week had beeu and could not effect his object bef - d- ve ' prisoner what he bad to say in answer to the charge, upon all coal imported since July last, for the U3B of the
ore Setur ay after- HULL-Nov. 27.
der (the service
•in 1844, and another in 1853 ;so that the ' constantly the prisoner leave, by the captain's or .. 0 41.4 deg.,. was last week 39.4 deg., or 2.6 deg. below noon. Consequently there was no remissness on the when the latter replied that he had been induced to COro- Steam Packet Companies, whose vessels touch at St.Vincont A moderate supply of English wheat, mostly in bad con-
' • • fforts of the operatives to obtain advances of requiring his personal duty to be done). The ship sc r-
recurring e the averag eof the same week in 33 years. The mean part of the Crown. He (Mr Corb 11'
th tF th Ph • _ . a is) was of opinion mit tb.e robbery throueh distress. to take in supplies of that article-and stating, that a mu- dition and unsaleable, but dry good samples fetched with.
a a. er ee eriae ought to he here present. Ho was full committed f •
y or trial. nicipal tax of 3 per cent. ad valorem, is imposed upon all in 28 to 3s of last week's prices. Foreign quite as dear.
wages' dwindle into insignificance. The masters saythat poral proved his leaving the ship e and the master-at- d• •1 tom erature was belew tho arcea<-0 en eve, Oa '
es y + . a •Y Y 3lr. Porter.-The c goods imported. into or exported frora Vills Praia. .
Baxley a less active inquiry, and late prices are barel su -
they are 'unable to compete with other districts, 'because arms proved that he fcund the prisoner on shore, and except Sunday (the 18th). The air was coldest on ase cannot proceed, unless in his •-- Y P
ported. Beans fully support our quotations. Oats more
they are paying from 2.0 to 25 per cent. more than Ash• cenveyed him on board the Crestsy on the sth instant nrceence
, Thursday., when tne hi hest tem erature was 41 2de • ' ' CLERKENWELL.-Thos. Matting/tam, a young BOARD OF TRADE, WHIrEHALL, Nov. 27.
•nquired after. Linseed and its products easier than la t
ton, Bury, Bacup, and otherplaces. On the most minute alter d The • rd - - '-'
which the Court was cleare . prishne e g ' P • g" Mr. Corballis.-I wish him to be here as, in addition man 19 years of atet, was placed at the bar before Mr.
and the dowest 33.7 deg., and the mean 37.2 deg., The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of
lweek. Ra e cakes and bones unaltered. 2
nessee throWine himself entirely on
inquiry into the prices paid in these various districts it clined to call any wit , , e . which is nearl sde below the avera e The wird to the information on which this summons C-• h dtth • t fth • h • • I) rivY C°
was granted, ortie, c arge a e ins ance o e parts authorities uncil for Trade and Plantations have received, P
throueh the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a hopy s s 1 s. a.;
will be found most difficult to compare lists of prices, the the mercy of the Court. On the re-opening o t e our
fh C t ' Y g• . . g • ' I have an information against another 'art •I'tal of Selerkeewell on suspicion of havin
was on tho same day and Friday in the south-west and p• y imp Ica C g caused th d h
e eat 1
of a despatch from her Majesty's Consul at Marseilles, Wheat, English, red 78 to BSlPeas, grey and black -to -
he
lan on which employers re,gulate their various mills the sentence was read to the following effect :-That t south ;it blew on other days from the north-east and
P in this transaction. As to the mst fb• th b d•• t • ' -
I onement asked for, o is mo er
.y a. minis enng poison to her. stating that the cho r , ,
le a has ceased and that clean bills of Ditto white BB to 92 Linseed, Black Sea . 80 to 84
it is a mere question of time. I thiPnk to r- Mr. C. G. Conesford, sureeon 9G, St. John s t Dantzic and Konigs- Ditto Potersburgh ..... 76 to 78
morrow, or as tree , health are issued at that port.
• being so different. In some mills and towns the masters Ceurt, after maturely considering the evidence brought north. The mean dew-point temperature was 33 deg., furthest the followine da h - berg B6 to 90 Ditto Riga and Arch-
° y, oug tto be fixed. Clerkenwell, said-At half- ' ' ' •
past 1 o clock on Sunda, OF TRADE WHITEFIALL, Nov. 27.
- pay the piecere, in others they pay a creeler, in others before them, and also what the prisoner bad to bay, were and the difference between that and the mean air tem-
Mr. Kernau said he could not be read •ft 1,-11 d t __ . Y BOARD , Pomeranianand Ham- angel
the master pays the minder so much per thousand hanks clearly of opinion that the charge had been fully proved, perature •was 1.4 deg. The temperature of the water of dae. y before Satur- a. ernoon Aasca e a a woman at 5.6 teoppice-row. The Rieht Honourable the Lords of the Committee of bu gh
and the minder pays the piecers. So that, considering all and they adjudged the prisoner to be committed to the Thar aes was 44.2 deg. ; its entire range ire the.week ' I was told she was in a fit. I found her dead. The ei• • ''' • ' 1 P.l t. t• have received •r---
.. P- Privy Council for Trade anc an a ions
ff . • Danish, Holstein, and Memel
Mr. Corballis.-I Wed to San] d I soner was strueeling on the fleor i t 65 to 70
these variation; it is utterly impossible to state what Maidstone gaol for the term of four calendar months, wee e (1( g. There was rain every day ; the quantity on r ay. see no mt. . „e, _ d n s ron convulsions, through the Secretary of State for Eoreign A airs, a copy Friesland 7B to 83 Par Too.
are the comparative prices of Manchester and other there to be confined, with hard labour. The prisoner, Sour day s, measured by th. e gauge, was 17-hundredths son why it should not bje t '
o-morrow mornin The onlv and milli), out, ' S.-n my mother back ' and " Lau- fa de patch from her Majesty's Consul-General at Buenos R ssian and Od • r •
ground for postpone • h • g., • " d "'1
. •d•f h • hl, ' • o s' '." - •1 •t d u essa 72 to 7a Lins. c., Hulll4lss to 1411450 d
places. The only way the public and ourselves can ar- not being dismissed her Majesty's service, will, at the of an klub.. ment is t e personal inconvenience anum. InClUlre 1s e was in t e iabit of taking Ayres stating that tho Government of Brazi in en en- Oats, English
tO the gentleman, after so long a journey. laudanum. The prisoner pulled a bottle from his pocket forcing a strict quarantine at that port, and that all vessels
, Ditto Danish
rive at a definite conclusion as to the prices is to ask expiration of his imprisonment, be returned to the flag-
-28 to 30 Ditto inf. for. 010 s Od to 01 Os
what ie the average amount of wages that the mieders ship for the future orders of the Admiralty.
MO T 1 TALITY IN THE METROPOLIS, Mr. Porter suggested that Wednesday vsculd be the which contained laudanum. I gave information to the aro to await a visit of the health officer from the euarti- Ditto Friesland
Most convenient day for him, as the other days in the corer. ea and a post-mortem examination is to be per- ship before proceeding to an anchorage. Ditto Russian
receivein Manchester and elsewhere. We here publicly Tho Mane, SO guns, new screw steam-ship, has been
28 to 30 Rape cakes 150 s Odtto 152 s 6d
state that the nverage earninge of the mindere in Max.- t•sken into the fitting basin, Sheerness, and is receiving NUMBER. OF D.. .
E ATM FROM A.LL CAI7SES REGISTERED week were set apart for public business in the office formed. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 23. Barley, malting
IN Worn WEEK ENDING SATURDA.Y, NOV. 24. Mr. Kernan urged on the Bench the inconve ** Wm. Stewart said-I rent the house 58, Coppice-row. Ditto grinding 4O to 43 Ditto foreign
chester are only 13e. per week, while the same amount her boilers and machinery. nience CORPS OF ROTAL MARINES. I 00s to Os
heve been Zymotic :Diseases
" din the neighbouring townsbnes. This The boilers of the Cuckoo steam gun-boat • . _ _ .
or more is receive
tel taken out. Diseases of Uncertain Seat
Second Lieu- Ditto foreign ...... ... 48 to 52 Bones
is the strongest proof we can give that, whatever be the condemned, and are to be immedia y
docked ester- Tubercular Diseases
amount our masters pretend t I pay us, theactual amount The Horatio screw steam-frigate was tati t
She Yst to Dieeases. of the Drain, Nery and S Sidney Thomas Bridgford, Gen ~
t to be Second Lieu- --
ef inoney we raceive is no mote •
' • • ttan in other towne. There day, and is ta remain in the fitting-basin, erne ~
..,, • es enses - and saw her with her eyes closed. The prisoner was cry-
tenant. DUBLIN-Nov. 23. ,
Dreeasee of the Heart and Blood-vessels 53 vestigration took place the better. ing ; he was very much excited, struggling and kicking
• tatement made by the employers that in ' 1853 the have her defects repaired.
John William Waller O'Grady, Gent., to be Second
•"a 8 . • • • p• • r w .team-slaop, Commander Arthur Diseases •of the Lungs and other Organs of Mr. Porten-I cannot take the appearance of the de- violently. I saw a teacup on a chair, with somethi e • A general depression pervaded the market and the quan-
self-acting nsinders and piecers now on strike eemanded The licenix, sc e e• .
De Lieutenant.
were immediately Respixat ion .„„
d rice of front 10 to 25 per cent. from the mestere.' Tower, has been paid off ,eher crew. . . . , _
an a va . .
to 2s per brl. lower than on Friday. Indian corn dull and
d th Waterloo flag-ship, without being Diseases of tne Stomach, Liver, and other Organs come forward. for a surgeon immediately.
This is a very large exaggeration. The fact es, draughte to e
Henry Monckton Kay, Gant., to be Second Lieutenant. though pressed at a decline of Is 6(1 could not induce any
1 for an advance of 2d. per 1 000 tweeted leave of absence. The Phcenix brought home of Digestion
we aeked our emp.oyers .
buyers.
t • - ' ''' • • l'd d rivetes of the Royal Marines from the Diseases eel' the Kidneys, &we
hanks, and it was generally paid, hue instead of that six inert i c p • t
White wheat, 43s 6d to 47s Od ; red ditto, 41s to 45s 61 ;
• Bettie and one r
lom the Black Sea. Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c
advance being 25 per cent., it averaged from 10 to 15 • , . 7 barley, 17s ed to 24s Od ; oats, 15s Gd to 17s Od ; rapeseed,
d tSI f th C
An order has arrive a aeerness or e ressy to be Diseases ce? the Joints, Bones, and Muscles
er cent.
' that tl d d ended moored at Blaokstakes when her defect s have been made Diseases oef the Skin, Stc.
" The employers state • le a vanes em
' 1853 was an improper one, good, and her officers and crew are te be engaged in rig- Malformations
and obtained from them in
West Essex Militia-Lieutenant Humphrey Richard
• have long since withdrawn these ging and fitting acr rtain number of gun-boats and mor- Premature% Birth and Debility 26 him, directing him to appear to it at any inconvenience. complained of spasms in the chest.
and, as all tbe towns
George Marriott to be Captain, vice Enstace, resigned. .
in Manchester must follow their tar-vessels ready for next spring,. The Royal George is Atrophy
advances, the masters
- Royal Bucks King's Own Militia-Harcourt Willoughby im5terdam............
l ' The mildest term that we can use in answer appointed, on her return to Sheerness, for the perform- Old Age
examp e.
Carter late Captain in the 7th Fusiliers, to be Captain, Ditto, three months .. 11 19% Leghorn .. --- . . •
• • 3TIO
to this ie that it iii not true. Many towns were advanced ance of similar dutiee, off Gillingham, at Folly Point. Sudden ..- ' 10 (Here Father Pecherine entered the office.) Mr. Corrie- Do you wieh to say aeything to the i Z IT
vice vantain ~. ming, resigned ; Lieutenant Robert Law- Rotterdam ............ II 19% Genoa ...... ........•... 25 77,
at that tinse-A.shton among the number-and, to the The Banterer gun-boat is nearly completed and ready Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance 3l In reply to a question from his solicitor (Mr. Kernan), charge 1 reuce Hall to be Captain, vie° Captain Morgan retired, Antwerp .............. 25 50 1 Milan ............., ..
.._ 7s
credit of the employers of Ashton be it told, they have for service. Oa Tuesday morning she got up steam in Causes not specified
/aever dreamed about reducing their workpeople. There Woolwich basin to try her engines, which were proved early part of the week, from whence he returned to could get no sleep. She had been very bad for some Queen's Own Light Infantry Reeiment of Tower Ham- -
nambiugh ............ 13 9% Naples
_____
are other towns that we could cite, similar to Ashton, so to be effectively seaworthy. The iron mortar-boat, DEA.ZaS FROM ALL CAUSES 036 Michelstown, in the county of Cork. months. On Saturday night she was taken much worse, lets Militia.-Lieut. W. White, ofP the King's Own Light gaols__
oo o n
Altona .. • • ............ - 'Palermo ..... ..... .... 132%
25 30 1 Messina ... •• • 133
that can be no excuse for the gentlemen of Manchester. launched a few days ago from the yard of Messrs. Scott Population Deaths in corre- Deltbs Mr• Kernan again observed that it was not fair of making a noise in her throat all night. She said she Infantry Regiment of Militia, to be Lieetenant, vico Ditto, three months .. 25 65 , ! Lisbon _ -
We are told in the masters' vindication ' that in nearly Russell, has arrived at Woolwieb, and has been docked Enumerated. spending week in the Mr• Corballis to assert, as he had done, that the police- thought a little sleep would do her good, and asked me Voules • Arthur John Thistlewayte, Gent., to be Ensign, Marseilles ............. 25 6ne Oporto .............. • • 53
1851. of 1854.
Rourdeaux ............ - Rio Janeiro 53%
every other town in which cotton-spinning it established to receive her gear, which is being prepared, without Week. man had been deceived. to fetch a little laudanum. I refused at first, but ulti- vice Hyland.
West Disimicts • 376,427
Hampshire Regiment of Militia.-Henry C. Maine, Frean.kfort-on Maine .... 120 Buenos Ayres .... .. .. .. -
there has been a large increase of milts during the last 10 delay. 136 Mr. Corballis-I would be incapable of maki t 1 I t d h d h CI k
g any ma e y wen an pure ase a penny wort on er en- N Y 160 '
s din ................ - ew or c, days sight -
North Districts 490,396
Gent., to be Lieutenant. Vienna.. - - .... •• - - 11 27 Philadelphia ... ..... .. -
years, but in Manchester there has been little extension.' Her Majesty, by an order in Council, of the 21st of
Central Districts 393,256 -
il I t k• h d h k d t • 1
y evo ence. The we -green. oo it ome, an Bease me o give ier .
'4 4 D f 'es Poxbureh and Selkirkshire Regiment of Trieste........ • • ...... li 29 PRICES OF MILLION, PIM ON.
If some of the gentlemen whose names are attached to November, has been pleased to <Erect an increase to the
East Distrteta
Militia --John Jas. Johnstone Thomson, Esq., to be Petersburg ............ 33% Foreign Gold in Bars £3 17 9
the document in question had looked at their oven con- present strength of the Artillery branch of the Royal .
South Districts
283 eign, vice Blake, resigned.
En • * • Madrid .........., .... 49% Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
Id see thet they Ind doebled their estab- Marines. The re-distribution of the corps is therefore
cerns they won • • , , _ to the north of Ireland, and after some time hear% he and I put the remainder of the laudanum in my coat iz . .. ..
4th or Royal South Middlesex Regiment of Militia.- C'ad .• • .. ,s D uars .... 0 0 0
_
lishrnents during the last 10 years--a convincing proof, as follows, via. :-1 captain, 2 subalterns, 6 serjeants,
Totals - was at 11.Iichelstown, whither he went, and thus effected P
1,073 the service. ocket for fear my sisters might get it, I went out on Lieut. Wm. Piers Brisley to be Captain, vice Blachford, .. .... .. .. - New Dollars ...0 0 0
Real;celona .. _
Silver in • ••
bars ...... 0 0 0
Sunday ferenoon for three-quarters of an hour and on promoted ; Ensign Edward Warren Golding to be Lieu- s
wo think, that trado has not always been bad with them. 5 corporals, 3 drummers and buglers, and 104 privates
Males 547
In addition our employers may congratulate themselves -tetal, 121 ; and 14 artillery companies, each company
Females 526 Mr. Porter observed that if it were known that a my returra found her in the same condition as before. I tenant, vice Taunton, promoted.
Light Infantry Militia.-Lieut. John
SEABO.RNE HAILS.
that they live and have their establishments in the very to consist of 1 captain, 4 subalterns (either Ist or 2d
BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. summons had been issued against the rev. gentleman, heard a rattling in her throat. I sent for Mr. Stewart, Royal Anglesey
Thos. Roberts to be Captain, vice Jones, deceased.
centre of this commercial city, to which the great buyers lieutenants), 11 eerjeants, 9 corporals, 6 bombardiers, he might undertake to say that 19 out of 20 of every who sent for a -doctor. I remained in the room and saw ft
Males
of cloth and yarn come direct to make their purchases, 3 drummers and buglers, and 153 gunners-total, 187 ; one the constable would speak to on the subject would my mother expire. [The prisoner here burst into tears
BAh
k r Newington-causoway to (N signifies that the mails are sent from tho General Post olio'
.
Females .
• thereby affording facilities and advantages such as are making the whole establishment- take care not tell one word of truth about it. Mr. and fell back in strong convulsions. On being partially and Jan. 8, at one, at
not enjoyed by the masters in the surrounding districts. Divisional companies -.... 13,310 - ' Porten then addressing the defendant, asked him his restored he was about to say something further, but he surrender, Dec. 6, at half-past two,
the 'Court.; of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alder-
Total . 1,614 Day when made up From what When
"The new order of things ettablished at Mr. Pooley's, Artillery companies - Port due in
so vauntingly held up by the employers, has given such Staff
John Blipty, woollen manufacturer, Ennslet, Yorkshire, o£llce, London.* Dispatched. England.
Russian saint. 'Mr. Corrie said he had no doubt that the prisoner's Dee. 13 and Jan. 18, at eleven, at Leeds District Court. _
satisfaction (?) that the men have given 'notice no longer -- ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS FIRE AT THE It was -.._____ --........t,
to continue the ' new order of things,' but wish to re- 16,100 then arranged that he should enter into leis statement was true, and directed that he should be taken Young, official assignee, Leeds ; Middleton, Leeds. imerica(byßrit.pack)le Every Friday .. • • Liverpool ...
turn to the old syetern. And what is this boasted •To effect the above'alteration the 110th and the 111th DUBLIN STEAM WH.ARF. own recognisances in 507., and procure two suretiea in to tho workhouse and properly attended to until the re- John Valiance ' halal Sheffield, Dec.
Bellamy, wine merc , America (by United Sts.
packet) ..........N ......• .- • • Liverpool .•. 'NOT.
system of Mr. Pooley's ? It is havine one minder in a companies are to be broken up, and the company Dual- .• 251, each to appear on Wednesday morning. sult of the coroner's inquest. 8 and Jan. 19, at ten, at Sheffield. Brewin, official assig- imerica (by U. States
wheelhouse, and discharging all the rea,-anystem not bered 112, of the Plymouth division, is to bear the num- Yesterdny evening uhortly after nye °Week the inba- ANOTHER CHARGE. The prisoner was accordingly taken to the workhouse nee, Sheffield ; Fretson, Sheffield. packet) ...... .. .. le se ••••••• • • Southampton .
4 ted we believe, in any othcr pai L of the manufae. ber 110, by which arrangement the
a •ap , bitants of L er Ea 't
S ithfield l' 1
division will stand ow s m wero great y aarmed Mr. Corballis •th his little sisters
then said that he had an information to wi
* Francis Scaife, cutlery manufacturer, Sheffield, Deo. 8 eustralia (via South-
end Jan. 19, at ten, at Sheffield. Brewin, official assignee, ampton) ..........M is." •• •• • • Southampton
luring districts, and which can never be worked advan- in the following older :- in consequence of the outbreak of a fire of a formidable t d • - oitto (via Marseilles) E
She Meld ; Marshall, Sheffield. •••••••• ••• Dever ..... .
tageously either for employers or employed. Chatham 27 companies charecter in. the extensive range of premises belon ' en er against a person named John Hamilton, wbo was
ging °barged with having partici ated in the offence ch e THAMES.-Yesterda M Y dl •
y r. ar ey received a sove- Rebecca Cronk,•milliner, Conduit-street, Regent's-street, f Good
Ditto (via Cape o
..
.1,1
. " There is a seemingly strong case made out in the i 39 divisional companies to Mr. James Hartley, termed the Limerick and Dub- aai P . areed reign from "Anonymous" for the relief of the 21 unfor- . s ..... ....
... 17ncert
Portsmouth
- Dec. 7 and an. 2, at o even, a e our o 9.11 nip cy. Africa (West Coast) ..N 23d of the month.. plymeuth .. Dec. 6
masters' document about machinery being removed from tl4 artillery companies lin Steam Screw Wharf. The buildings forming the d • • ' ° -saving a tunate Lascars who navigated the ship Janet Mitchell
summons issued for his appearance Th Nicholson, official assiguee, Basinghall-street ; Davies, unmet/ea__ „ ..N 3,9, 24,8 c 30 of ru. Dover ......
. e party who
Manchester to another district, and having been Plymouth
Warwick-street. Aiexandria..........m 4th & 20th of mos. Southampton
, could be examined withheld bth
y e owner. Henry Palmer, linendrapor, Portsmouth, Dec. 11, at Bahamas ... ••• • • _54 ,17th of the month sauthampter
worked in its new locality at 7tel. per 1,000 hanks Woolwich
y t e enc .
N Dail
seigium ............. Y•••••• • • • • • • Dover ...... ally
lower than in Manchester. We have shown in the corn- It is stated that the head-quarters of tbe South Wales equally capacious wharves flanked the property on either two, and Jan: 8, at twelve, at the Court of Ba.nkruptcy. m 9th of the mon
Mr. Portor then proceeded to read the informetion of th.. So th pt D 15
111 9th of the month. u arn- °n cc'
mencement of this address the great disparity that exists military district will be removed from Carmarthen either side, ail
d. merchandise of almost ever descri tion w
Y P as George Brown, who deposed that he was emplo d illiam, Gi s a not io s off
LAMBETH.- W gg , or u ender, t • Low Chan-
Edwards official assignee, Sambrook•cour „ Memos Ayres ........ , . Southampton Dec. 15
in the manner of paying self-actor minders, and we have to Pembroke or Newport. The barrac da p
k accommodation stored in the different floors of the wharf includin a • Ye to wee finally examined before the Hon G C Norton o
• g deliver bread in the bakery establishment of Mrs. Makay, • h -f b " • • - ner, Aldermanbury.
' 1 S P t •S 1 T er and Tu
, cory-lane ; Lo-v an( on, or sea , ee, urn , r- Cape of Good Hope ..N
Cape of Good Ilope ../ii Varian., port, Uncertain
little doubt, if the employers had (+Jen Us the locality at the latter place is very commodious, an t embroke eat number of acka es for the arm in the Crimea
grTh • P g • y • of Kingstown. One molting, about three weeks aeo a c arge. o eing concerned with another man not in
Robert Waddams Street, grocer, 'Weston-super-Mare, Cape de Verde ......N 911) of the month Southampton. Dec. 15
and manner of paying, RS compar:d with Manchester, new barracke ere to be erected, wheile at Carmarthen e circumstamcr atlending this fire are of such a custody in drugging a youth named William Bra), and
as he was returning from having delivered some br:a("1 Dec. 7 and Jan. 8, at eleven, at the Bristol District Court. Ceylon (see India)
...14
Very different conclusions wou
' ld be arrived at. We now there are no military cpiirths. Th wantAsuch was elearacter as tic), lea to t e supposition that it was wit- on board the Prince Arthur steamer, in the harbour defrauding him of three guineas, the value of part of a Miller, official assignee, 13rietol ; Bevan and Girling, (garlinVia•e•s•••• 7. ••• .. le Mon„,Wed.,lcFrid. ;Southampton TaTh.fisi
• - tnt paragraph in the masters' severely felt when the t ill ia were under n last sum- fully cause y some person, but by whom cannot at , load of hay.
come to a most impor a
he saw a fire within the rails of the eba el , Bristol. Chi1i................5i 2d & 17th of month Sou
tk
amp to i .
paper. They say, ' Either the prices paid by our neigh- men . present be ascertained. It appears that between the 19th a short distance from the main road. T 13 ard
. y , From the evidence it appeared that on Saturday, toe Benjamin Scott, blanket manufacturer, Earlsheaton, China .... . Once a month - - co. 4
bouring fel ow-mas
1 ters must be raised to the level of the ret Major Macartney, of the 7th Dragoon Guards, having an 4 20th of the present month not fewer than three, and around the fire, which appeared to consist of b
here was a crowd 17th inst., the lad Bray had been sent by his master, Mr. near Dewsbury, Yorkshire, Dec. 10, at one, and Jan.. 7
• , Constantinople ...... 823 &28 ern) Dover
N tihag 210th f .....•
list by which we have long paid, or ours must fall.' Two .
been called upon to join his regiment, the non-commis- it is believed four fires, took place in the s m
a e premises. ooks and I)
now a farmer at Harefield Middlesex to town with at twelve at the Leeds District court. Hope, official Constantinople ...... - , , 0 mon•Routhampton
d • fhN thD M U • •• 't h' '•
years ago this country was convulsed from its centre to sioned officers an privates ote or evon ounted pon inquiring in o t eir origin sufficient was seen to papers. He knew some of the persons then res t . ' ' ' ' ' k L eds. cont. of Europe jyr & N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Twicedaily
three-qnarters of a load of hay for sale, and, when pass- assignee, Leeds; Bond and Barwic ,
One was a boy named Messett, of Glasthall. S P en
* er, Liverpool, Dec. Egypt 0" India)
eirCumferenCe bY the turntent at Preston, and the idea of Rifles, of which he was adjutant, have presented him justify Mr. Hartley in concluding that the fires had been a7hJohn ing the Knightsbridge-barracks., he was " picked up" Robert Burns, millwright and engine France ........ Id & N }Twice dally• ••• • • Dover ...... TwicedalLS
Hamilton, who held up a Testament in his ban olDiestrict Court. Caz -
he operatives throughout the country was to bring that with a valuable gold watch, as a mark of their respect, caused by some malicious persons, and that gentlemen t 1 k t• he then tore it in two pa t
o oo a , d for us
rs, and flung them by the prisoner and his companion, who offered to Fly 11 and 31pat eleyen, at the Liverpo . e Gibraltar .. .... .. -W4.7,17.20,27 sf ru. Southampton
S th Liverpool. I
lowest of all paid districts up to the standard of Every man in the regiment contributed. offered a reward of 50/. to auy one who could •
give such into the fire. Saw another bo h• th • he asked for the ha Th th t k
im e price , y. ey en oo novo, official asslgnee, Liverpool ; mi , Greece (see India)
other places, and thereby give employers a fair chance evidence as would lead to the dete •
It is in contemplation to take in a large portion of the ction and apprehension 3', whom he ku b Frederic Every, scrivener, Exeter Dec. 6, at eleven and Greytown ..........34,2nd & 17th of mon. Southampton
07 37 him over Westminster bridgeninto Lsmbeth, where they Tuesda & Frida
mburgh ..........N, Y 3 London .....
appearance in Kingstown. He was shoutin o Feb. 6, at one, -at the Exeter Dislrict Court. Hir'tzel, wa
of competition, as well as the labourer a fair reward for river Medway immediately contiguous to and in con- of the guilty persons ; consequently large printed bills - - • th Ptt t ' Bow ~ t_ ev
gu- - e sold and delivered the hay in piecemeal, and got the official as • Havannah .......... As Ind of the montl Southampton Deo. 1:
are burning e ro es an 8 I es. The de onent D E t
sine°, Exeter ; aw, xe er. Holland ............hi Daily..
his labour. Mow did those gentlemen whose names ap- nection with Chatham dockyard, for the purpose of form. were distributed throughout the neighbourhood, setting tc„ money for it. They then induced the youth to drink
picked up some loose leaves which were P h John Dyer, builder, Davenport, Dec. 17, at one, at Honduras ..........m 17ta cithe month. Southampton tethoftnon
t the bottom of the master's rePletact ? Did they ing a basin capable of floating several war steamers for forth the particulars of the fire, and the amount of the Ton t e half a pint of beer, which they drugged so potently that
pear a
p th and found they belonged to a 811 the Hall of Commerce, Plymouth, and Jan..l4, at one,.at India (vlaSonthampt.)l.llliY& 20tho of mon. Plymouth .. Nov. 20
s ecial service or otherwiee hese he se. Hirtzel, official endia (via Marseilles)Ml9M&Uth f month Dever ......
unite with the men to raise Preston 'to the level with la . reward offered. The services of the police were also - a ' t f the steamer 1e•
gave to the carpen er o immediately after drinking it he was seized with a vio- Saint George's Hall, East Stonehou
themselves ?' Nothing of the kind ; but they paid a The dress of the Medical Staff Cor s consists of a called into re uisition and constables have
la q . , been placed .
lonian Isles (see India)l7, 17, & 27 of men Dover.•••••
d Rundle, Davenport.
d stu or and when carried to
lent sickness an . p , 1 h the sta. assignee, Exeter ; Beer au.
Brown was asked by Mr. Porter if he would uncle Ireland ........m & NiTwice daily
r Luzley Brook Mills, near
certain amount per horse•power to assist the masters of 1 Ith t • d d '
bue c o untc, ege with white cord, grey stand:up an duty, both night and day, ever since the previous out- take to svvear that the book Hamilton tore u d r- tion-house in Kennington- ane e was in a dying state. Edwin Travis, cotton spinne , Li5h0n............ „Ili i 7, 9, 17, &270 f m. Southampton NOY. 26
llar cuffs a • the stewards bwa of distinction breaks pan burned 4- t olve at the Menace-
Dr. Buzbell was at once sent for, and on eeeing the youth Oldham, Dec. 14, and Jan. ,at w , ~ madeira ............x9th of the month Southampton
Preston to keep down prices, and, of course, we are now co , gr 3' , , y y , .
was a Bible ? ass] nee Man-
have the buttons on a white facing • trousers the same Last evening whilst an officer was on dut ; ter District Court. Hornanian, official 0 , Madeira ............Nl23d of month
called upon to admire their consistency, and sympathise y ..n the floor he at once pronounced him to be labouring under the
Witness replied that he was at too great a dist t f 1 • d ht • Slater and Molls, Manchester. Nana (see India)
d d • - ' h •la t I
coloun.grey cor own the sale. A blue cap, tied be- beneat the hig es , ceser ,
with their struggles of conscience before they came to an a arm was given that flames anee 0 effects of some power u narcotic, and administered the
ether it was or not ; but as Hamilton held i DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Malta ..............N 8,18, &28 of mon. Dover ......- Nov. 20
hind, aegrey border, prominent peak. • see wh
were coming through the roof. Upon proceeding to th P t t t T t tuP necessary antidotes; but it was some days before the y (see India)
the ' painful necessity' of reducing our wages. The ac-
e he said it was a ro es an es ament, and then oung
Matthew Richmond Steele, of Leicester, draper, first ataaururltius
tions of the employers, from the last-quoted sentence of upper part of the warehouse it was found that the entire • hfi flung sufferer finally recovered. In addition to the present ca SI thug ..........N 14th of the montl
THE MILITIA. contents, coasisting of sails, cloths, and other articles, the parts into t e re.
Be' d' • 1 d of se. in the pound, payable at 21, Basinghall- --
ivo en meta,
...........ad 2nd of the month Soatharepten Deo. 1
their address, prove that their wishes have not been to
The Maeistrate to Brown-Do yoa write ? it was shown in evidence that the prisoner had been street on any Tuesday. Nap1e5..............N sthlsth2sthormon. Dover ......
raise up the poor humble operative to comparative hap- The Royal City of Dublin, or the Queen's own Regi. were in a general body of flames. Owing to the rapidity Witness-Yes, sir. several times in custody, and twice tried and convicted ' L'll. f2O Bishopegate-street-without, New Granada
George i temp, o , • o
„,
..a 2i & 17th of mont/ Southampton
piness, but to sink him into a still deeper gulf. We ntent of Militia, will not leave for England before with which the fire ex' etdel it was feared at one time He was then bound in his own recognisances of a similar offence. A second charge wasapreferred city, grocer, first dividend of is. 4d. in the pound, payable
_kir Zea1and.......... px pltiv=l,k),.;, ry.lis port, Uncertain
must trouble the reader with another quotation from the Thursday next. that the whole of the whart would have been consum d of 107.: against the prisoner of having defrauded Mr. Hasker, a at 24, Basinghall-street, on any Tuesday. r pal States ........N *Lunt ye, ••••
e ; to prosecute.
Peninsula ..........m Ithl7th27thormon. Southampton
address. ' The question at issue between us, however, and owing to the great quantity of oil and th •fl
oer in ant- The sureties for Father Pecherine are Michael E- co • '
rn deeler in the Walworth-road, of corn to tho amount Henry Pearse, of Welwyn, Hertfordshire, and 6, Fins- e
rent ...m.0.... „ad 2d it 27th of mon. Southampton
is not one of benevolence, but one of a purely commer- T-STOCK BA KS
PRIVATE AjN.TD JOIN N . mable articles in the place, if the lower floors had once .n, r of 51. 17s. bury-place South, City, merchant, second dividend of 70. 117 Private ship Various ports Uncertalb
E-q and John Quinlan, Es Port Natal ..........E;
rington, - , q bth f
cial character: There t• h ' r become ignited, it is impossible to tell how fth h d' °- °- 'dugs- In this case the goods were to have been paid for on in the pound, payable at 24, Basinghall-street, on any Sicily ~............Nirhilsth2sthofmon, Dever ......
was a 'me w en English gentle- ar e auses
•- town. „, istbeethonnon. Dover ......
men were proud of their benevolence and their kindly even on the opposite side of the street would have es- The t• then left the office, and
par les the vast crowd delivery, but the prisoner having sold the corn to a cab Tuesday. Tuscany •• .• •• •• •• ••-•- , - --- -
~ us 11‘11 wmona Southampton 1 &16 mon
feelings to their workpeoPle• but benevolence is no; The Tanker's Magazine furnishes the returns of circus caped. Fortunately a couple of leneth
ga of those were th t bad essembled shortly after separated h • propr• f less then he h d d t f •
rater or • a agree o pay or it, sent . .
Edward Logden, of Hatfield, Hertfordshire, baker, first Vene..,t!!!!_::,::,.•:4 ;se,
eschewed for things of a ' purely commercial character ' halm of the Private and joint-stock banks in England immediately run out from Messrs. Hoare's brewery and a * her Pecherine, with shout , avmg eon- Mr. Hasker's man to a public-house to have a pint o dividend of 7s. 6d. in the pound, payable at 24, Basinghall- vt,„7:,.,„el 7:7_,
.. ,
ducted Fat s, to his resid strew, .
t en any Tuesday. •et '2d& 17th of montl 11.
, , West Indies ........ i -uthamptanil&l6 men
st Bet our ideas of commerce have ever been tha•t and Wales for the four weeks endino the 27th of Oct a continuous supply of the East London C ' ' ence beer saying'he should take the money to him, but this I
e -, , _ ompany s - at the house of a friend.
William Scudde. of Blackheath. v• e 1;
_ens.. every statue
commerce, while it enriched those engaged therein. had 1855. and Dives the following as the averawe weenie elle water was throwe, ov means of o. •,,,....-r..., _. ,' r ,i_ __ - ----- -- 1L I' . . .
..• . A •

themselves ?' Nothing of the kind ; but they paid a
certain amount per horsepower to assist the masters of
Preston to keep down prices, and, of course, we are now
called upon to admire their consistency, and sympathise
with their struggles of conscience before they came to
the ' painful necessity' of reducing our wages. The ac-
tions
of the employers, from the last-quoted sentence of
their address, prove that their wishes have not been to
raise up the poor humble operative
.to comparative hap-
piness, but to sink himt
into
a still deeper gulf.We
with must trouble the reader aanother quotation from the
address. ' The question at issue between us, however,
is not one of benevolence, buti
vial character.' There was ono of a purely comrner-
atime when English gentle-
men were proud of their benevolence
feelings to their workpeople, but benevolence is now
and their kindly
eschewed for things of a
' purely commercial character.'
ever " But our ideas of commerce have
Commerce, while it enriched those engagedv therein,erto
been that
had
a tendency to link nation to nation, continent
conti-
nent, and give mankind not only worldly riches, bn,
those .-freater riches —riches of the mind • that commerce
not only knowledge of mankind, but softened
the asperities of his nature, and brought out in a pecu-
liar manner not only benevolence but the highest and
holiest feelings of his nature. But we have been mis-
taken, or, at least, this sentence we have thought worthy
of criticism, and quotation would leave mankind to
think so. We now wish to draw this reply to a conclu-
sion, and we state broadly and distinctly that, whatever
our employers say about paying more than other dis-
tricts, the actual amount of money we receive on Satur-
day night is na more than the average of surrounding
places.
" The reduction of an industrial population's wages
is not the way to remedy the evils by which we are
surrounded, neither is it calculated to secure that har-
mony of sentiment and kindliness of feeling that should
eternally exist between employers and employed. We
have shown in our first address the true remedy for the
evil ; and, as the average wages we received before corn-
iner out did not amount to 18s. per week, we confidently
ask the public is that a sum to be reduced, and give con-
tentment is the cottage with the common necessaries of
life ' This is a fact, at any rate, that needs no comment.
~ We
now call en all classes to support us in this un-
fortunate struggle, and, with every respect for our em-
ployers and
their
property, we are willing to resume
labour at the rates at which we came out—a far from
exorbitant suin,
labour, the advancement fur a speedy return to our
universal
of happier and more peaceful
times, and for
We
remlaresperity among all classes of
our community,
" THE SEns-ekernito,nost respectfully,
MINDERS AND PIECERS or
,x.i./cien,„,
At Oldham the master cottony-asrpFsare proposing to
partially stop their mills. The
spun there are chiefly
coarse counts, but it is commonly stated that the prices p lid
to the workpeople are on a rather lrs,7_l, 17ale than those
given at Manchester, and there i
inn to the report current in our " dispute,Exchange accord-
0
t
between employers and operatives as to wages. T- elr
day,
object is simply to curtail production, in order to secure
the
present remunerative prices than can bo obtainedin e
present over-supplied state of the market ; and for an
evil purely of this character this has always been found
t ) be the proper remedy.

mritrEs -- YestPrday
WO EXTENSIvE PLATE P-08-- '
Morning two extensive plate robberies were reported at
the cliitf police offices. The first case is that at the re.
_
sidence of T. Burnard, Es q Charles-street, Lowndes-
'
square, of the plate-box containing 24 large table spoons,
2.4 table forks, G ' salt Spoons, 13 desert spoons, 18 tea, spoons, sauce ladles, soup ladles, asparagus tongs, and
other plate to a considerable amount, by a man 25 yecrs
of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, dressed in a shoe t round
jacket and wide-awake hat. Another at J. Cox's, Esq.,
Mecklenburg-square, consisting of a gold watch, maker's
name Samuel Anderton, London,
marked 11 L. M., C., H. G. C. A
silver teaspoons, and
other silver Plate,
reward is offerel in each case kr the apprehension, of the 1
offenders.

The Banker's Maga:ine furnishes the returns of circu-
lation of the private and joint-stock banks in England
and Wales for the four weeks ending the 27th of Oct.,
1855, and gives the following as the average weekly cir-
culation of those banks during the past month, viz, :
Private banks
Joint-stock banks
-----
Average weekly circulation £7,233,4 5
On comparing the above with the returns for the pre-
ceding month, ending the 29th of Sept. last, it shows—
An increase in the circulation of the private
banks of £361,313
An increase in the circulation of the joint-stock
banks of 137,493

Increase on the month
,t 498,806
And, as compared with the return for the correspond-
ing period of last year—viz., Oct. 28, 1854, it shows—
An increaso in tho circulation of the private
banks of
2107,305
An increase in the circulation of the joint-stock
banks of

19,796

Increase on the year .................. 71270.91
On comparing the above with the amounts of the. axed
issues, the following appears to be the comparative state
of the circulation :
The private banks are below their fixed issues
.E 526 901
'
Thiessujeosint-s.
.. . ....

166,319

Total below their fix©d bi5ue5........7"-6-37-17,-0

Last evening whilst an officer v.-as on duty in the floor
beneath the highest, an alarm was given that flames
were coming through the roof. Upon proceeding to the
upper part
of the warehouse it was found that the entire
contents, consisting of sails, cloths, and other articles,
were in a general body of flames. Owing to the rapidity
with which the fire ex4e-.de I it was feared at one time
that the whole of the wharf would have been consumed ;
and owing to the great quantity of oil and other inflam-
mable articles in the place, if the lower floors had once
become ignited, it is impossible to tell how far the houses
oven on the opposite side of tho street would have es-
caped. Fortunately a couple of lengths of those were
immediately run out from Messrs. Heare's brewery, and
a cantinuous supply of the East London Company's
water was throwe, by means of a powerful steam-en-
gine, into the floor on fire, but in spite of which the
flames continued to spread, and the tiles .flew over the
heads of the persons assembled in the r.ireet.
Numerous engines of the London -Brigade, with those
of the West of England Insurance Office, her Majesty's
Custom-house, and the powerl'dl steam floating engine,
direction of Mr. Braidwood, the super-
intendent, and Mr. F,,go, the foreman of the brigade,
went to work in all admirable manner, and by eight
o'clock they succeeded in getting the flames entirely
extinguished.

The dama.ge done, however, is rather considerable, as
the top waraouse is burnt out, and the whole of the
lower floors in that building are completely saturated
with -water.
7°,lr. Braidwood and Mr. Superintendent Steed, of the
H. division, and Inspector Weakford closely inspected
'che premises for the purpose of ascertaining how the
fires took place, and it is believed that some clue hag
been obtained to the guilty party.
Excellent order was kept in the streets leading to the
fire by a strong body of police of the H division. Fortu-
nately, Mr. Hartley was insured in several fire offices,

ATTEMPTED MURDER IN LEICESTER-
SHIRE.

Sporting Intelligence.

BETTING AT MANCHESTEIL—TGESD4Y.
CHESTER Cur (enter or not).
50 to 1 agst Coroner (taken)
1000 to 10 agst Rifleman (taken)
1000 to 10 agst A]dford (late Friday) (taken)
1000 to 10 agst Flatterer (taken)
1000 to 10 agst Cockatoo (taken)
1000 to 10 agst Early Bird (taken)
Two THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES.
4 to 1 agst Fly-by-Night (taken)
sto 1 agst Porto Rico (taken)
7to 1 agst Milton
DERBY.
21 820 ttt o 1 agst Fly-by-Night (taken)
9to 1 agst Wentworth
1105 to t
1111 agstggg s ttt Yellowpll'ol Coronerlgirgt olno Jackpe
2200 toto 11 agst Ppoolrmt
Porto
ondi'oeo
25 to 1 apt Artillery

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LEICESTER, Tuesday.—About midnight, on Sunday,
the village of Snarestone, which lies between Ashby-de-
la-Zouch and Atherstone, was the scene of a most atro-
cious attempt at murder, which it is to be feared has ere
this proved successful. The facts, so far as they can at
present be ascertained, appear to be as follow :—There
is a small farmer of Snarestone, an old man, *named
John Fowkes, who, yesterday, it is said, was about to
make his will, leaving a large proportion of his little
property to his grandson, a young man named John
Acres Fowkes. At this, one of the old man's sons,
who also was named John Fowkes, felt aggrieved, and
he has been repeatedly heard to threaten his nephew.
About half-past 11 o'clock on Sunday night, the young
man John Acres Fowkes met with Cooper, the county
policeman stationed in the village, and asked him to go
with him into his grandfather's and have a friendly glass
of ale. To this the policeman assented, and at the old
man's house they found, besides the grandfather, an
uncle of the young man, a shopkeeper, named William
Fowkes, who was sitting up with the old man. The
party were quietly taking ajug of ale, when, just about
midnight, a gun was fired apparently close to the win-
dow, and the' shot from which struck the young man
in the face, particularly about the eyes and forehead.
Ile was sitting nearly opposite to the window, about two
yards and a half from it, and fell down directly he was
shot. Immediately the gun was fired, W. Fowkes ex-
claimed, " That's our Jack that fired." The policeman,
at first staggered and confused, rushed to the door, but
found it fastened on the °Weide. After some little de-
lay the cord with which it was fastened was cut, and the
officer went into the street and round the houses, bat
could see nobody. The young man was taken up to
bed, and a surgeon called in. The policeman went over
to Ashby and informed P. S. Platts, who, about five en
Monday morning, apprehended the uncle, John Fowkes,
on a charge of shooting his nephew- A gun and some
shot were found in prisoner's house, and a pair of boots
which corresponded with some footmarks discovered
near his father's house. The cord with which the door
was fastened on the outside has been identified as his
property. Prisoner was a butcher, and lived about
half a mile from his father's. The young man was liv-
ing last night, but his recovery was considered to be
hopeless.

In this case the goods were to have been paid for on
delivery, but the prisoner having sold the corn to a cab
proprietor for less than he had agreed to pay for it, sent
Mr. Ilasker's man to a public-house to have a pint o I
beer, saying'he should take the money to him, but this
part of the engagement he forgot to keep, and put the
51. 10s., which it was alleged he had got for the property,
into his own pocket.

The prisoner, in reply to this charge, said, he had no
recollection of it, nor was he prepared to meet it.
Mr. Norton said, he should have abundant opportu-
nity for doing so, and ordered that the evidence as far
as it went should be taken, and the prisoner brought up
again on a future day.

Henry Palmer, linendrapor, Portsmouth, Dec. 11, at
two, and Jan: 8, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Edwards, official assignee, Sambrook•court ; Low, Chan-
cery-lane; Low and Son, Portsea ; Sole, Turner, and Tur-
ner, Aldermanbury.
Robert Waddams Street, grocer, Weston-super-Mare,
Dec. 7 and Jan. 8, at eleven, at the Bristol District Court.
Miller, official assignee, Bristol ; Bevan and Girling,
Bristol.
Benjamin Scott, blanket manufacturer, Earlsheaton,
near Dewsbury, Yorkshire, Dec. 10, at one, and Jan. 7,
at twelve, at the Leeds District Court. Hope, official
assignee, Leeds; Bond and Barwick, Leeds.
Robert Burns, millwright and engineer, Liverpool, Dec.
11 and 31, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Caze-
nove, official assignee, Liverpool; Smith, Liverpool.
Frederic Every, scrivener, Exeter Dec. 6, at eleven, and
Feb. 6, at one, at the Exeter District Court. Hirtzel,
official assignee, Exeter ; Daw, Exeter.
John Dyer, builder, Davenport, Dec. 17, at one, at
the Hall of Commerce, Plymouth, and Jan. 14, at one, at
Saint George's Hall, East Stonehouse. Hirtzel, official
assignee, Exeter ; Beer and Rundle, Devonport.
Edwin Travis, cotton spinner, Luzley Brook Mills, near
Oldham, Dec. 14, and Jan. 4, at twelve, at the Mambas-
' ter District Court. Hornaman, official assignee, Man-
chester ; Slater and Melia, Manchester.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
Matthew Richmond Steele, of Leicester, draper, first
dividend of ss. in the pound, payable at 24, Basinghall-
street, on any Tuesday.
George Lillicrap, of 20, Bishopsgate-street-without,
City, grocer, first dividend of is. 4d. in the pound, payable
at 24, Basinghall-street, on any Tuesday.
Henry Pearso, of Welwyn, Hertfordshire, and 6, Fins-
-1 bury-place South, City, merchant, second dividend of 7d.
lin the pound, payable at 24, Basinghall-street, on any
Tuesday.
Edward Logden, of Hatfield, Hertfordshire, baker, first
dividend of 7s. 6d. in the pound, payable at 24, Basinghall-
street, on any Tuesday.
William Scudde, of Blackheath, Kent, livery stable
keeper, first dividend of 10s. in the pound, payable at 18,
Aldermanbury, on any Monday.
Ezra Jenks Coates and John Hillard, of Bread-street,
City, of Manchester, and of New York, America, mer-
chants, third dividend of 9-16 d. in the pound, payable at
18, Aldermanbury, on any Monday.
Robert Martin and David Wardlaw Scott, of 21, Great
St. Helen's, City, merchants, first dividend of 45. 6d. in
the pound, payable at 18, Aldermanbury, on any Monday.
Thomas Hutchins, of Groat Grimbby, Yorkshire, rail-
way contractor, second dividend of 2s. 6d. in the pound,
payable at 18, Aldermanbury, on any Monday.
John Williams, of Fynnon Groyn, Flintshire, grocer,
first dividend of 2s. 6d. in the pound, payable at 53, South
John-street, Liverpool, on any Wednesday.
Thomas Kimpton, of Liverpool, carrier, first dividend
of ls. 10d.. in the pound, payable at 9, South Castle-street,
Liverpool, on any Monday.
David Ainsworth, of Manchester, warehouseman, first
dividend of ls. 10d. in the pound, payable at 7, Charlotte-
street, Manchester, on Tuesday, Dec giber 4, or any sub-
sequent Tuesday.
Joseph Grimshaw, of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, li-
iiensed victualler, first dividend of ls. Hid. in the pound,
payable at 45, George-street, Manchester, on Tuesday,
December 11, or any subsequent Tuesday.
DIVIDENDS TO BE DECLARED.
James Churchyard, of Lot hian-terrace, Coldharbour-lane,
Brixton, builder, December 18-Alexander William Bell,
of 26, Coles-terrace, Barnsbury-road, wine merchant,
Dec. 18-Robert Wall, of 125, Piccadilly, saddler, Deo.
17-Henry Prior, of 5, Edward's-place, Hackney-road, and
of 125, Wood-street, City, and Henry Atkinson, of 125,
Wood-street, City, Manchester warehouseman, Dec. 18-
John Ffooks, of Sherborne, Dorsetshire, brewer, Dec.2o-
- athan Higginson and Richard Deane, of Liverpool, and
at Barbadoes, merchants, December 21-James Hargreaves
Nnttall, of Liverpool, merchant, December 20-Henry
Brownentt, of Liverpool, merchant, December 20-Alex-
ander Jackson, of Manchester, clock manufacturer, De-
cember 21-Martin Brown and Robert Ingham, of Raw-
tonstall, Lancashire, power loom manufacturers, December
18 ; and on the separate estate of Martin Brown-Charles
Ecimonstone, of Over Darwen, Lancashire, paper manufac-
turer, December 19-John Railton and James Pavey, of
Manchester and Colne, Lancashire, commission agents,
December 19-William French, of Bedlington, Darham,
brewer, December 21-Sarnuol Moses Lotinga and Noah
Samuel Lotinga, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and North
Shields, merchants, December 20; and also of the separate
estate of Noah Samuel Lotinga-George Stansfeld. Wells,
of Soyland, Yorkshire, cotton spinner, December 17.

GREENWICH.—.Toseph. Burgess, carman, in the
service of Messrs. Tilley, contractors, of Agar-town,
was charged at the instance of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals with the following brutal
treatment of a valuable horse, belonging to his em-
ployers.
Defendant dealt the horse a tremendous blow with a
piece of wood on the head, the effect of which was to
make the animal reel round as far as the shafts would
allow, and then fall dead. No explanation of the trans-
action was offered by the defendant on his return home.
Burgess told Messrs. Tilley's foreman that the horse had
fallen dead, but nothing was heard of the injury it had
suffered from defendant's violence until some days after-
wards, when the truth oozed out.

When any of these dates fall on 4 Sunday, the malls will be de.
spatched on the following day, with the exception of the Indio (via
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatched tl
preceding day.

SHARE MA.R.KETS.

Mr: Traill adjudged the defendant to undergo six
weeks' imprisonment in the House of Correction: with
hard labour.

LivERPOOL, Nov. 27.

THE VACANT ALDERMANIC GOWN.—Rumour has
already been busily engaged in appropriating to one gen-
tleman or another the vacant aldermanic gown of Bread-
street. -We know that not less than three well-qualified
gentlemen have been waited upon with respect to it, but
all of them have declined to accept it. Another one
has been named, but we have the best authority to
state, that when the due and proper time arrives, one of
the nearest relati►es of the deceased alderman will be
brought forward. by the wish of a majority of the con-
stituents of the ward.

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Matthews Becker (so far as regards Lewis Matthews
Becker)—Mark Stephenson, John Preston, and Richard
Chippindale, of Blackburn, shuttle makers (so far as re-
gards Richard Chippindale)—Edward Fisher and Samuel
Cook, of Bristol, pawnbrokers—William Callow and Robert
Postlothwaite, of Liverpool, saddlers—James Atherton,
Robert Fort, and William Fort, of Blackrod, Lancashire,
colliery proprietors (so far as regards James Atherton)—
Israel Ashworth and Samuel Heldsworth, of Halifax,
waste dealers—John Houghton and Robert Houghton, of
Dudley, Worcestershire, drapers—Ann Jane Quayle and
Elizabeth Barlow, of Liverpool, milliners—Edward Iloilo,
William Charles Barnes, and WilliamgCordingley, of Bow
Common, manufacturing chemists (so far as regards Ed-
w,rd TT,il,)-,Alfred Sydney Smith and Ellen Conrpr of
liwit'uiLuders Scuplieu ELiwouds nod John
Roberts, of Mylor, Cornwall, manufactsrers of bricks—
Arthur Bill Holtao and George Holme, of Liverpool,
builders—Alexander grant and Thomas lionry Waiter,

SALE OF THE CA.RNIVORI AT THE SURREY ZOOLOGI-
CAL GARDENS.—Yesterday, Mr. J. C. Stevens, the auc-
tioneer, attended at the Surrey Zoological Gardens to
dispose of the whole of the carnivori, the present pro-
prietor contemplating a total change of entertainment
at this popular place of amusement. At 1 o'clock Mr.
Stevens proceeded to sell the lions, which were knocked
down at a price far below the value of the animals.
The celebrated large elephant was bought in at 320
gnir el 4 ; the bears, giraffes, &e., ul.fortunately ing
with the same fate. The object of the proprietor is to
erect a music hail or theatre, so that the success of the
wordera produced will not depend upon the weather,

STOCK EXCHANGE.--The tone of the market was steady
to-day, with a slight advance in prices. Caledonian, 274
—London and North-Western, 94. A—Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 754 ;3 4—Midland, 633 4—South Easters, 174
3s. 9d.—Dutch Rhenish, 14 d.—Manchester, Sheflield, and
Lincolnshire, 22g.

ACCIDENT AT THE FuLnAm GASWORICS.--On Monday
evening Frederick Berkinshaw was working at the Ful-
ham Gasworks on a scaffold, a little before six o'clock
in the afternoon, at a height of nearly 30 feet, when by
some mishap he lost bis footing and fell to the ground.
He was taken to St. George's Hospital, where lie re.
maid in a precarious state.