The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-14 00:00:00

T_HE VIENNA CONFERENCES.

The papers which have just been laid before Parliament,
for the purpose of elucidating the communications of tho
Western Powers with the Austrian Government, are by
far the most curious and important documents published
in the whole series of these transactions. They demon-
strate with precision what the views of the British Cabinet
were on the fulfilment of the Third Point as explained by
Lord Clarendon. They show that from an early period in
the negotiation Austria was endeavouring to evade the
obligation created by the Treaty of the 2d of December.
They reveal the discussions which took place at Vienna in
Count Buol's apartments, for the purpose of arranging the
course of proceeding in the formal meetings of the Con-
ference ; and, lastly, they indicate the exact moment of
Lord John Russell's apostacy from the principles he was
sent to Vienna especially to advocate and defend. We
shall endeavour here to present our readers with a suc•
cinct analysis of the leading occurrences thus brought be-

fore us, though the papers themselves will be found in
another part of our impression.
. . . .

As early as the 3d of April an Austrian communication
was made to Lor,i Clarendon to the effect, that although
tho Cabinet of Vienna preferred the expedient of the
limitation of the Russian naval forces in the Black Sea,

yet, in the event of Russia rejecting that proposition alto-
gether, Austria, not being at present engaged in hostilities,
would have no sufficient motive to declare war against
Russia if this were the sole obstacle to peace. To meet
this contingency Count Buol was of opinion that recourse
must be had to the system of counterpoise ; and it may
here be observed that the whole of this discussion might
be summed up in two words—viz., whether the cessation
of the preponderance of Russia in the Black Sea was to be
effected on the principle of limitation or on that of coon-
terpoiie.
Upon this important point the British Government, as
represented by Lord Clarendon, has never had the slightest
hesitation ; and we are happy to add that nothing can be
more clear and peremptory than the despatches of the
Foreign Minister throughout this correspondence. Lord
Clarendon instantly told Count Colloredo that he " had
heard the Austrian despatch with equal surprise and con-
corn, as it was nothing short of a declaration that Austria
would not adhere to the treaty of the 2d of December if
the Western Powers persisted in carrying the third basis
into effect, for Count Buol must be aware that his pro-
posed system of counterpoise was both inadequate and
impracticable." He then exposes with great force of argu-
ment the absurdity of such conditions, and concludes in
the following language :
" Yet such were the terms, I said, upon which Count
Buol seemed desirous to conclude a peace that was to be
honourable and just—that was to maintain the indepen-
dence and integrity of Turkey, and that was to furnish
solid guarantees for the future tranquillity of Europe ; but
I need hardly say that in such arrangements her Majesty's
Government could take no part. If the war went on, it
would be for Austria to consider her own position, not
only during its continuance after the preparations she had
made, the language she had held, and the engagements she
had entered into, but also at its conclusion, when peace
was made between the four belligerent Powers."

The instructions sent to Lord -John Russell on the same
day were, that he should explain to Austria the system of
neutralisation, which meant that all vessels of war should
be excluded from the Black Sea, and also that of the limi-
tation of the naval force ; and he was also instructed that,
in the event of Austria refusing to bind herself to co-ope-
rate in war with France and England upon Russia's reject-
ing both propositions, the negotiations must be broken off.
The Austrian Government, in the confidential conversa-
tions which are here reported by Lord John Russell, ad-
mitted the value of these expedients, and promised them
her support in the Conference ; but it declared that Aus-
tria was not prepared to go to war on account of the re-
fusal of Russia to limit her naval force in the Black Sea,
and thought that the same end might be accomplished by
ot, er means. M. Drouyn de Lhuys and Lord John ener- ,
getically opposed and refuted these Austrian suggestions ;
and Lord John, in particular, declared that "the project
of counterpoise was ineffectual, as we could not always
have a large fleet at hand ; humiliating to Turkey, if she
were always to lean on Franco and England ; unsafe for
Europe, which would be kept in the perpetual ferment of
preparation for war." Count Buol seemed shaken by these
arguments, and Lord John reported that " this was, in
his opinion, an attempt on the part of Austria to induce
the Western Powers to relinquish their proposals on the
third point ; as such it had entirely failed!' This was on
the 9th of April, and a fortnight later he received the ap-
proval of her Majesty's Government for the ability with
which he had held his ground. But in the interval a sin-
gular change had occurred".
On the 16th Lord John himself put forward a plan by
which, so long as the Russian naval force in the Black
Sea should not exceed four sail of the line, four frigates,
and six smaller vessels, other Powers at amity with the
Sultan should have the right of sending half that force re-
spectively into the Euxine ; and that, if the Russian force
was increased beyond that limit, a large number of shifts
of war of the Sultan's allies should be admitted. So that
we have here the first symptoms of the British Plenipo-
tentiary coming round to that very system of counterpoise
which Lord Clarendon held to be "inadequate and im-
practicable," and Lord John himself five days before de-
clared to be "ineffectual."
We shall not attempt to follow the diplomatic conclave
into the nice and subtle elaboration to which these propo-
sitions were subjected. The substance of them may be
summed up in very few words :—Austria, foreseeing, or
more probably knowing, that Russia would not consent to
the direct limitation of her naval forces was endeavouring
to obtain the assent of the Western Powers to propositions
of a totally different character, more especially calculated
to throw over to an indefinite period the cams belli in
which she herself is involved. The last scheme was, that
Austria would make it a cases belli by treaty if Russia
should hereafter increase her naval force in the Black Sea
beyand the number maintained by her in 1853—that is to
say, beyond the armament she had prepared to suppoi t
Prince Monschikoff's mission, and to execute the massacre
of Sinop° ; and this was the proposal which Lord John
Russell, on the 18th of April, thought deserving of his as-
sent. To quote his own words on so important a point :
" I confess it appears to me that if this third system can be
made an ultimatum by Austria, it ought to be accepted by
by the Western Powers. In saying this I may appear to con-
tradict my former opinions; but, in fact, I do not is!ra ct
those opinions. The system of limitation I believe to bo far
better than that of counterpoise. But the question is be-
tween an imperfect security for Turkey and for Europe and
the continuance of the war."
This " imperfect security," then, was precisely what
Lord John Russell was, on his own showing, prepared to
accept. He even begged that he might be allowed to be
heard personally by his colleagues in support of it before
a final decision was made. But the question was not only
between an " imperfect security and the continuance of
the war." The real question lay between honour and
disgrace, between success and defeat. Within three days
of this very date, and while this shameful despatch was
still on the road to London, Lord Clarendon told Count
Colloredo, in very different language, that " England and
France were not prepared to sacrifice to the alliance of
Austria their honour and the future security of Europe,
and that peace upon the terms proposed by Count Buol
would be as dishonourable as it would be hollow and un-
safe." Such was the Plenipotentiary, such was the Mi-
nister; the one already crouching in imperfect security,
the other repelling almost as an insult the proposals his
colleague had accepted. But one touch is wanting to com-
plete the picture. Before Lord John Russell could know
the impression produced in London by his defection he
makes Count Buol the depository of his recantation, and
pledges himself to that Minister to support the proposi-
tion of the Austrian Cabinet against the polity of his own
country and its Allies, and against the recorded instruc-
tions and declarations of his own official superior. We
doubt if the annals of diplomacy or of official life can fur-
nish another example of an important mission performed
with such wilful indifference to the first principles of
consistency and duty. It is unnecessary to pursue in this
place the subsequent incidents in this transaction, so far
as they concern Lord John Russell—his ambiguous
demeanour on his return, his war speech in the
House of Commons, which was a practical fraud on Par-
liament, and his fresh attempt to dislocate the Govern-
ment upon a reverse having befallen the British army ;
but, if ever a severe condemnation fell upon a Minister,
Lord John Russell is that Minister ; and the Government
shares his fault in not having instantly punished him by
dismissal.
It is proved, however, by these despatches that the lan-
guage of Lord John Russell to his colleagues in no degree
affected the tone or conduct of the Prime Minister or the
foreign Secretary. We refer more particularly to the
despatches of the Bth of May, the 29th of May, and the 2d
of June, written after Lord John had returned to this
country, and we are convinced they will he read by men
of all parties with pride and satisfaction. The propositions
which Austria wish to substitute for those of the Western
Powers, and for the interpretation she had herself before
adopted, are literally pulverized by argument. The posi-
tion of Austria, with the Western Powers alienated, Prus-
sia triumphing over her in Germany, and Russia bent on
her humiliation, is shown to be almost intolerable; yet
these stern truths are conveyed to our timorous ally with
so much courtesy of language that she could not resent
their application. But, above all, the great end of the
I war, the diminution of the power of Russia, as a State
which had become menacing to the peace and security of
the world, is steadily kept in view. This is the end to
which Lord Clarendon has throughout steadily adhered,
even against the defection of colleagues and of friends,
pledging himself that "England and France will not
abandon that cause, but will use every means at their
command, and will shrink from no sacrifice, to obtain their
demands, which are founded on justice and have the safety
of Europe for their object." This principle we believe to
have the united support of the Government as it will now
be constituted, and we are confident that this principle
alone will obtain the suffrages of the Parliament and the
people of England.—Times.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. —The annual election
of officers to this institution took place on the 11th inst.,
when William Lawrence, Esq., F.R.S., was elected pre-
sident, and Benjamin Travers, Esq., F.R.S., and
Edward Stanley, Esq., F.R.S., were elected vice-
presidents, being the second occasion on which this
honour bas been conferred on each of the above-
named gentlemen. At. a meeting of the Court of
Examiners on the 13th inst., the following gentlemen
were admitted members of the college, having previoi sly
undergone the necessary examinations, viz.: Messrs.
Charles Dumaine, Trinidad, West Indies ; Charles Sey-
mour Thane, Baybam-terrace, Camden-town ; Samuel
Fuller, army; William Isaac Spencer, York-place,
Portman-square ; Frederick John Wells, Victoria-road,
Pimlico ; Lawrence Kiernan, Australia ; John Hall,
Caroline-place, Haverstock-hill ; Henry Frederick Hol-
land, Godalming, Surrey ; Peter Vincent Timothy,
Australia ; David Henry Ogden, Skipton iu Craven ;
Michael James Callender, Greenside, Durham ; and
William Sims, Southauipton.

NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIG.Verag°

Her Majesty's new yacht Victoria and Albert, Car'
the Hon. Joseph Denman, left Cowes at noon yesterdat
and sicarned round the Isle of Wight, which passage ;
accomplished it; three hours and 20 minutes, a distance of
about 62 miles by the chart. The Chester eteam-tranr
port was towed into Portsmouth harbour yesterday by the
Echo tug to land her obsolete stores. The followiq
troops are under orders to embark in the steam-transPl4
Arabia at Portsmouth dockyard (probably to•daY) steam-trans
•
Crimea :-11 officers, 165 men, and 128 horses of the 6t
Dragoon Guards; 25 horses of the Ist Dragoons; 25 bates.
of the 13th Light Dragoons; 1 officer, 1 man, ad 2 bon,
of the sth Dragoon Guards ; Major Weal e, 2 men, Lou,
horses of the 50th Foot ; Lieutenant Heywood, of W.'
Rifle Brigade ; and 1 medical officer. The City of AhB,_lr.,
deen steam-transport is expected at Portsmouth this WI •
to receive troops.
The Powerful, 84, Captain T. L. Massie, from r°Tts.
mouth, with seamen, marines, and stores for the Crinleal
arrived at Plymouth yesterday. 'cad
The Penguin, 6, Commander Etheridge, which arrl.„.
at Plymouth on Thursday from the Cape of Good 0.41'
has been absent from England 4 years 7 months and 2 at,"'
She went first to Sierra Leone, where she continued 'll.-1
months, and captured two prizes. The remainder of Ja9
time was expended at the Cape and the Mozambique Cha¢
nel where she captured a bark and a dow. Almost ally t the
officers and crew who went out in her continue on boru,„,
and, although fever has visited the ship, there has bee
fatal case. She lost two men by accident—one through tinl
fall of a tree when cutting firewood at Sierra Leon° ;
another, Danford, a carpenter, who, tenaciously enuell'eder
ing to recover a bucket from the side of the ship when
full sail, was drawn overboard and drowned. The Pen het
is so rotten in the bows that fears were entertained 02.'1:4
fitness to undertake the passage home. She was Apr'

to go up Hamoaze yesterday. or
The steam-vessel Avon, from Woolwich, arrived
mouth on Thursday.
The Rhadamanthus, steam store-ship, Master-0;
islander Belam, arrived at Woolwich yesterday mores
cenveyed machinery, &c., to Portsmouth.
Orders arrived at Sheerness yesterday for the Meteor' bs
guns, floating-battery, Captain F. B. P. Seymour, Who
taken into No. 1 dry-deck, to make good damage °AO
screw-propeller. The Trusty, floating-battery, sos4ol
out of the dock, and the Meteor was taken into the
yesterday, and will be docked to-day.
The Lolus store-ship, Master-Commander 'WOO to
-hell

Browne, yesterday had only one lighter more of sile•.pt
complete the quantity ordered to be shipped, on the eat
of which she will immediately be swung for the adju.„lo.,,
of her compasses. She is to proceed direct for the P,,st,
The Eurotas, 44-gun frigate, now in No. 2 dry ?Sea
Sheerness, to be fitted for a mortar ship, is being sy;er
to adapt her for a screw propeller. She will have P°
ful machinery. A large number of artificers are enlP''
on her. sde
Orders have arrived at Sheerness for mails to be
_9lOO.
up ready to be put on board the Centaur, 6-gull Pbte
wheel steam-frigate, Captain W. J. C. Clifford, an jet
Hermes, 6-gun paddle-wheel steam-sloop, Conall39noi,
Henry Coryton, to be ready to-morrow and Monde,' !lie
The number of horses and troops the Transit is
lated to take out on her present outward passage 9,,'515,
horses on the main deck and 60 on the upper dee!' al
troops, in addition to her officers and crew, consistillea'
160 in all. She stows one month's provision for 1,00°'1;44
and 87 tons of water. Her coppers are capable of cee"--
for 1,000 troops or seamen on full allowance.
Ten seamen belonging to the Meteor floating bsAr
have been committed to Maidstone Gaol for 28 dartii%
hard labour for negligence of duty and insolence.
these men were recently paid oft from the Lily, 1"
sloop, at Devonport. from
TI • merchant ship Kangaroo, Captain Pickering, all
Adel ,ide, 18th of March, for London, landed a mail 710
passengers at Plymouth on Friday. She spoke Alw4oo
in ht. 9 12, long. 44 E.. the ship Cherusker, 45 den'ilel
Calcutta, for London ; May 18, in lat. 15 30, long. 4 lot
the bark Dina, for Java ; June 12, in lat. 19 0 1C.5
26 0 W., the bark hank of England, steering nortilzior
the ship Humboldt, 16 days, from New York, from
buEur. 101
gsign Carl von Blucher, grandson of the late 11191„1100:
Blucher, has 'volunteered to serve in the Foreign 9- 0
Ho was bronght over from Heligoland by the Horatio Lil
landed at Folkestone with 185 other volunteers, neat3l
of whom are perfect in their small-arm drill. ttiti
The following appointments were made yesterday 9
Admiralty : lii
Captain Robert Fanshawe Stopford to the goen
Mitchell.
Surgeon John Dunlop, to the Excellent.
A. R. Brown, master's assistant, to the Hermes- f
During the present week 54 men and 41 horses Dor
13th Light Dragoons, for some time past stationed the
chester, have left that town for Southampton, under Or
command of Lieutenant Mac Neil. They will there
bark for the Crimea.
About 8 a.m. yesterday several companies of frereeto
' tillery and Sappers, in heavy marching order, wit':
battery companies, were paraded at Woolwich for lepeii
service. The horses and equipments are 'completel,l44
and the men, mostly recruits, are a fine, healthy-to if
set of fellows, apparently well adapted for the dill 4"
which they are about to be engaged. de'
a
Large reinforcements for the Crimea continue tt,,,
be
spatched. with all possible speed from the Irish Po""i
following movements are reported from Cork, una„etteer
of Thursday:—The Trafalgar transport arrived ill 40
town yesterday, to take out draughts of the 130400
47th, and 55th Regiments to the seat of War• tie
draughts number about 350 men. The followin boards{
were yesterday conveyed by river steamers on i;;At
Bride of the Sea transport, for conveyance to the o{4o
war :-30th Foot-2 captains, 4 subalterns, 3 sergbejtk_iro!
drummers, 71 rank and file. 49th-1 captain, 494 eon
5 sergeants, 2 drummers, 143 rank end file. 50li'd7
terns, 1 sergeant, 1 drummer, 18 rank and ,„L'we.o• k
—6 subalterns, 5 sergeants, 2 drummers, 14140arlf,
file. The 9th and 89th draughts were conveyed from Amer w"
and immediately embarked on board a river Igneistl
conveyance to the same transport, the for_2oo.friguera,
of 1 capt .in„ 2 subalterns, 2 sergeants, 2 l°l-nhaiterusu
rank and file • and the latter, 2 caPtain4 6 13.7 e bark;
sergeants, 2 drummers, 108 rank and file ; t°"'" 11121 °e-
on board this transport-6 captains, 26 subalterns, of the
geants, 11 drummers, 569 rank and file. Draughts ; tb/
17th and 39th also arrived from Limerick yesteran ler
strength of the former being 2 captains, 4 subalteln car,
geants, 2 drummers. 130 rank and file; the latter, k eao
tins, 3 subalterns, 5 sergeants, 2 drummers, 113 r9r,toerll
file, to embark on board the Royal Charlie, which is The
expected in the harbour, for conveyance to Balakla0"000
following officers accompany the draught; :-39t11;;Or
Dalrymple, Lieutenants Gatty and Tryon.
tains Brabazon and Lindesay, Esigns Parker ano
erio
son. The remainder of the officers are gone °ler t,,il
The Duke of Bedford transport arrived yesterday ip the
conveyance of a further reinforcement to the troops y 1
Crimea. She takes out draughts of the 21st
now in barracks, amounting to 13 officers, 10 serg:7oo,
drummers, amounting to 13 officers, 10 sergeants, ,i'
mere, and 322 A
322 rank and file. These will, it is exPe,y;ijcil
on board this evening. The following officers curare'
the Crimea, per the Bride of the Bea :-30th Foot
Major Campbell, Captain Brooke, Lieutenante9ll,ool'ii.
and Tolcher, Ensigns Deane and Campbell. 40t?-1,009';
Captain Astley, Lieutenants Rogers, Madan, alla,":0-007
Ensign Burrowes. 50th Foot-,Lieutenants
Creagh, Hickman, and Leach. 68th—Lieutenallt9,
Light, Nicholetta, Clarkson, Thornton, and Stirs/41%4(u
following embark per the transport Duke of Bedft°ooo;
57th Regiment—Captains Stewart and Lloyd, Lietlitoolv
Schomberg, Sir R. Douglas, Shure, and Clarke, -"
Chantar and Baynton. sndl'
It is rumoured that the 3d Dragoon Guards
Hussars are to proceed to India.

BANK OF FRANCE.

The following was the situation of the JO
Thursday, July 12 :

Cie. fr. 0 II
Cash and ingots
Cash at the branch banks
Bills due yesterday to be paid to-day l9B'6l°l II
Bills becoming due in Paris, of which
Ail
79,382,003 f. 50c. are from the branch 59"
banks 190,784'660 ,
Bills in the branch banks
Advances on coin and ingots
650 6 i
Do. in the branch banks
Do. on public securities of France 36,84"40 ~
Do. in the branch banks
Do. on railway shares and bonds 70,3,,' I'9oo
Do. in the branch banks
I
°O6: /
0
/1
Do. to the State by treaty of
• June 30, 1848 60,000n,
Advances on Treasury bills
Rentes of the reserve fund 12,9811,0e 41 i
Rentes of disposable funds 52,294'i100 'y
Hotel and furniture of the Bank
a 0 /
Real property of branch banks.... 4,86-1460 41
Expenses of administration ll3, w
2721'
Sundries

00 7'
1,014,10' /
50 °6O 0
Capital 9l, i /
2 „ ,
'
Reserve fund 12,98'000 /
Reserve iminobiliere
Notes to bearer, in circulation
Do. of branch' banks 116,814,540)
Do. to order (Post bills). 6,179,1'0 5
1 9
Bills payable at sight 8 65-'Ol 41
1 a
Account-current of Treasury Creditor 543,6°Vg64 /
Various accounts-current 121,7°,,"08° 0
Do. branch banks or, 00 $
30, 1 6
Dividends to be paid 3,551V 0
Discount, interest, and expenses
Charge for safe keeping of securities.. '214 0
Re-discounts of the last half-year * 1,013'4480 ef
1
Overdue bills - '05 i
sundries
.10282>,
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It appears from these returns that the roetalli°,ofitihro
has declined at Paris 53 millions, and in the P,"-off;fi,
30 millions. The account current of the Tre°ter:
increased 3i millions. The whole of the toetalv:illior
amounts at present to 3141 millions to 6631
333-
2
notes in circulation.
041
A return issued yesterday shows that the Jea 14/
corps of Great Britain consists of 958 omcers 14/3
non-commissioned officers.
016 ,
ADULTERATION OF FOOD, &c.—Yester.a,
mittee appointed by the House of Coinn3ono v" sore
into the adulteration of food, drinks, and aline
bled in No. 13, Committee-room ; Mr. Sch°ll,,lcbo,ll6o
chair, the other members being Lord G°u—lArlioill
Peacocke, Mr. Otway, Moffatt, Hon. r4ers 001
Mr. Wise, Lord C. Hamilton, Mr. Swift, 11,1;15!„;c°001/,'
Mr. Knlght, Mr. Kinnaird, Mr. Gregsoup ow' to tfr
Ebrington. Dr. Hassell was the first witness, %
and deposed that he had paid great attentl° troriei
adulteration of food, drinks, and drugs in the 1%01(00
and he had found in the course of his analyticoP';', 0111/04
that adulterations were exceedingly prevalent "bplit
all articles, for the purpose of increasing tbeirocr%l
weight, and adding to their pungency and ~
a remedial measure he would suggest theselbf sip%
of a central board to superintend the purY,°oool.lolf
disposed of publicly, furnished with a staff 0' ablnielf
inspectors, the board to have the power of roodlittO
the names of parties who adulterated their:
ono
aid of inflicting fines and punishments.
theu adjourned until the beginuiDg of PO

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d''.37orYAra.outh, hi the said County of Dorset, on Wednesday, the The Noble Earl sustained this position with AND •
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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great ability and power. He adduced the most trenches. RAILWAYS.
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pu7pos,,se, Auctioßneer, the person appcinted by the Judge Very large supplies of both froit arid vegetables were on
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to ised there, but they were a regular siege ; but it will doubtless cost them still
repeated for the instruction and auidance of the hr. Paid FaaavAil. Cooing Prices Bnaistoss /loft
tea M-trans• . • esber or his e rear, now in the occupation of Mr. Phillip not greatly have surpr b much time and new and enormous sacrifices. The Cotton Market at -Liverpool yesterday this day. FRIJIT.-Pine apples, . English, 5s to 10s per lb ; colonial
~,,
Tern. under-tenants. .irrribly shocked at the exposure, and naturallY British Plenipotentiary, and which should have "The obstinacy and durat
titly
by
the
rriiiinteis Ppart!estels may be viewed with permission of the Tenants, and - ion of the assault, during closed steadily. The sales were estimated at 6,000 - - ----es-- - lbal;
, fonowiel , Noiteit,,,,, i, ,_lani had (gratis) of Mesq s Beisly, Read, and Pattison, dreaded the reproaches of their constituents if they precluded the slightest admission by that Plenipo- which the enemies' masses bad to advance under a mur- bales. Fair Uplands at 6id., Mobile 7d, and y..........._c5ter,11,y. ,
..t 100 Aberdeen.. . .. 23 -25
Ib2. 8 ..
...
''''
' foreign ditto, Od to Os Od ; melons, 2s Od to 5a each
se-tram/13W • "snakes e"eeselresenn-fleles; of Messrs. Cosombe and Wainwright, A , Amb . Nottng. Bost. peaches, I2sOd to 25s ; nectarines, 12s Od to 258 per dozen ;
the ton, 46, 'c,_, 'Jug/le-inn, Holbore; of Messrs. Bower aud Sou, solidi- should • lly
endeavour to screen the detected offender. tentiary of the feasibility of terms so emphatica , . , . , 7
derous fire of grape, ce.nnot fail to have caused great Orleans at 7id. per lb. The sales of the week s s g t
and &stn.. JUlic ... 41 - 41 apples, Is "Od to lOs Ocl per bushel ; pears, 2s Od to
leY) f" el ' s'uthem turcerY'lane havoc in tueir ranks. ef we are to credit deserters, the amounted to 28,200 bales. The Railway Share 88 Od per dozen; Orleans plums and green gages Os to
60 all Belfast & Ballymena. ... - ...
1 of the 6 ,
tors, ; of Mr. John James Johnson, solicitor, 19,
Iv_ P , n•bnildings ;ef Messrs. Hennin- and Andrews solidi- Although the nominal Premier treated the matter as and unequivocally condemned. By the second French have 10,900 men put hors de combat in killed and Market closed heavily, with a downward tendency 131 all Birmin W 1 he 2
g. o 1 o Os Od per punnet ; ditto, Os to Os Od, and common plums,
•• 25 bet° ef tii. ',mouth; of Mr. Richard Hare, soliCitor, Weymout'h ; and paper, transmitted the same day, he fully and wounded. Among the killed they mention Generals • • Os 01 to Oa per half sieve • cherries, 2d to 8d per pound ;
n•ci 2 bolo! . Ece•e auctieueer, at his Offices in Weymouth, and at the place of b t
a mere bagatelle, a new edition of "Much Ado aou in prices. Stour Valley ....... . 8 - 81 lemons
' nd 5 D cl• t.
is inctly explained. the agreement come to with Mayran, Brunet, and Voran. According to their re- ,
lu tl •
eau review of the Tallow trade, Messrs. 31 294 Birkeolal. Lanesh.6 ,4sto9s Od per 100; oranges, 4s to 8s per 100; fil-
berts,
men, l'• ated 12th J I Nothing," it is probable that he felt greatly de- ports the English lost 3,500 men, among whom Gene- a . 131 -13 . 958 per 100 lbs ; cobnuts Os to Os ; •ahnonds,
nod, of the uy• 1855. the French Government respecting the neu- Cheshire Juliet
omith and Charles state that- Os to Os per lb. ; walnuts, Od to Od per 100 ; Sgs, ls Od
ber' , CHA.S. rums, Chief Clerk. rals Campbell and York have died of their wounds and 27a all Do. Chesh. & Birk.,
ty of A ~,, , lighted at the gentle pressure, which supplied an tralisation of th.e Black Sea and the Sea, of Aff • ' " The prospect of a change
zo in the Ministry again revives
I a great nunaber of officers of all grades. £5O and £25 Cons. 154 - 16 to 2s 6d per 1b..; strawberries, 2d to 8d per pottle ; goose-
th this Des
ENGIN-Kw the hopes of those who wish to see every measure taken ..., berries, ls 9d to 3s 6d sr hlf sieve ; currants, 3s Od to
ee 19 Do ,L 20...... .....
-.silt& MASONIC and UNIVERSAL adequate excuse for getting rid of his aspiring and. also of the limitation of the naval forccs of " Moreover, among the 600 prisoners we have taken! which shall render the war intolerable to the enemy. It 530 d per half solve.
25 all Blyt. h &Tyne original
from Pee° IioTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Black Sea I • of whom 300 are wounded there were one su erior and
and insubordinate colleague-one who acted in Russia and Turkey in the .. f either , . , p cannot be doubted that a Ministry, guided by this prin. VEGETABLEb.-Whits cabbages, Mto 1013. per dozen;
the Criniete E I h .£25 (issd. at Z 45) ... - ...
mmissioned French officer
11 non-co s, and one ng is
345, STRAND, LONDON. • of these alternatives was not accepted by ciple, will direct its attention seriously to the beet means red ditto, Os to Os Od per dozen ; French beans, 3s Od
St. 100 Bristol and Exeter 92 - 94
'led EXAMPLES OF BONUS. direct opposition to his instructions, and noton- officer of superior rank. of rendering our Baltic blockade commercially effective ; to Os per half sieve ; brocoli, Od. to Os Od per bundle ;
St. 100 Caledonian. 621 - 6.3 621 1
deli aril .. . . ously aimed at the highest position in the C • Russia the neaotiation was to be broken off and o
Ai- c , On our side among the officers named in the report at present they are simply a sham, and will be so until the potatoes, 808 to 140 s Jeer ton ; vegetable marrow, Od each ;
Good "6' • e'e, *e eoe e•e/e. 10 61s. Car rthen and Car
Lord CLARENDON expressed his confident reliance of the 7th (19th) June, we have to regret the death of Allies adopt such measures Ds are within their reach to peas, 2s Od to Is.per :sieve ; broad beans, la 6(1 to 2s per half
and 2 del& e• es = eoe e e net. Having, however, "condonnef t e
h offence digan
Pe ee e e el" =- - Rever- Amount
aez, e = E Amount that the best efforts of the English representatives the brave Captain Ostrovsky, Commander of the sth prevent the enemy taking advantage of the inventions 50 al; Chester & Holyhead. 131 - 141 14 sieve ; turnips, 2d to. Sd per bunch ; cesrots, tid to 8d per
stinued _
.4 1 •:-.: rt ,t *4 . Paid sionary paid in case
nder of her .......„_. , -....e e5e.,,.. • Bonus. of death. he had committed at Vienna-having, although company of the Sevsk Infantry Regiment who at the and appliances of modern times for their evasion." 50 all Cork and Bandon 8- 10 bunch ; cucumbers, Os 2d to Os M each ; garlic, 6(1 to
. ---___ - a would be used to carry into effect that agreement. , ' The balance sheet of the BkfE I d f Os Bd. per pulled ; spinach. ls Oa to 2a Od per sieve ;
bique Chet
- --- ---se- -- fully conscious of the deception practised. on Par- head of his company, charged the enemy who had en- an o ng an or 20 all Cork, Black, &Pass. ... - ...
most all trede i Loed JoHN RUSSELL replied to these instructions tered the Gervais Battery, a,nd the following officers have the week to last Saturday exhibits the effect of the 20 16 Cornwall •••• - ... aOd r
old onions, 6s Ocl to 8 pe bushel ; Spring ditto ld to
tope • 36 X s. d. Xs. d. X s. d.
is 2d per bunch; leeks, 2d to ad per bunch ; ehlllots,
3on bc'a ' - see ,„ 7 203 0074 12 0 1078 12 I, liament and the country by Lord JOHN RUSSELL, on the 10th aud 12th. He stated the proposi- been wounded, namely :-Captain Kislinsky, of the nal ,
7 shipments of gold to the Continent rather than of 10 li Cater Junction
to soe toe ee 7 113 6339 16 0 539 16 0 50 45 •Blf LI - d
Dunn& eas uric. ... „, 4cl. to fel ; horse-raddish, ls &Ito la Od per bundle ; parsley,
Aide-de-Camp of the Emperor • Major Roudanovsky, of any home demand for discount accommodation, the
has beeno.,
426 -32 6 159 10 065 4 0 1065 4 0 lasi h d ' the cond.uct of the deceiver, tions made by Count Buor, on the 9th, after ,
s e praises on 25 all DundeePerthdlAber 2d to Od per bunch ; celery, Os &I to ls ed per
through I,P;
891 300 41 6 the Minsk Regiment ; Lieutenant-Colonel Nitikine, other securities being diminished, while the amount bunch ; endive, ls 3d to 2s 3d per score ; beet, Li to ls 6cl
/ 3000 61 16 021 8 0 321 80 , he was fully aware that the ro osed s- deen Junction •• -• •••
Leone ; at!, )63 ..,,,,, 24 5 321 17 G 157 4 0 3157 49 he could not consistently abandon him in the pre- •
P P BY of the Odessa Chasseurs ; and Lieutenant-Colonel Prince to the credit of private depositors is lessened and the 25 all Do. ?Tim ••• - ... per doz.; parsnips, Os 6d to ls Od per dozen ; small
y endear:4;T leo tern 41 5353412 4 0 ' 212 4 0 tern of counterpoise was considered by the Bagration, of the Yclets Regiment.
100 7?; 490 3 sent instance without some plausible pretext, bullion has suffered a reduction. The public deposits St. 100 East Aeglian I4A - 154 salad, 2d to Od per punnet ; mushrooms. 8d to 10d per
, when "Le.
-------te_____:•_,2 •
...2_23...5_zi
.1„ g 1: g 12/ 1: g English Government " both inadequate and im- " Since their repulse the Allies have contived their increased, the large amount of revenue brought in 2() all Eastern Counties lla -ni 12 llf patio ; artichokes, 4s to 6s per doz. ; cabbage lettuces, Os
the Perlis/ "Holes in - -e e works as fellows •-From tha th to he 15th 19th Union A
Bt. 1.00 Eastern • 6cl to 8d per score ; sorrel, 6d to ls per half sieve •
ba;ned ou , !trees paid. ued without delay or expense of Stamp. Medical Re- practicable." Lord JOHN had not at that time st g • 7 t ( at the close of the quarter usually swellina the
' 'OP subordination of the minor officials aud waiters to 27th) of June they 'save lenethened the approaches Stock •
as aell°l Jlantsireents been tampered with. He had not received the , total. The next statement will be affected 1:;• the St. 100 De., B. Steele 23 -25 Od per half sieve ; chillies, Le to ls 6d per 100; Brussels
ef Policies registered without charge. against the Cemetery, Bastion 5, and the Schwarz Re- cl• •cl t li* h
rvi ent paymen s wic commenced last Mon- sprouts, ls Od to 2s Od per half sieve • caOsietema• la to 2s
ir On PROVIDENCE. private directions that induced him so glaringly doubt ; they have joined by a trench the Selinghinsk 25 81 Do New A. .... - ...
rived at r W. F. DOBSON, Chairman. ••
---______. GERARD HAY ROBERTSON, Secretary. to depart from the duty to his colleagues aud his and Volhynia Redoubts, they have pushed forward an day. The following are the changes exhibited upon st. 100 East Lancashire 76 -78 764 per 100. ; rhubarb, 2d to 9d per bundle • sea kail, ed to
Corr The resignation has therefore been tendered- ls Od per punnet ; asparagu.s, ls 9d to 48 '0(1 per bundle ;
a comparison with the previous return :- St. 10() Edinburgh& Glasgow 57 - 59
Master. g•
ENGINE country. He therefore ably combatted the views approach starting from theliamtschatka lunette, and have 10 all Edinb. and Peebles B4 -ei new potatoes, led to 4cl per lla ; cauliflowers, ls to 3e per
Ltby moraine' ERS' MASONIC and UNIVERSAL and so far as lies in Lord PALMERSTON accepted. constructed a battery to the left of the Selinghinsk re- Active circulation £20,482,750 dozen.
of Count BuoL, of which he says-" This has St. 100 Edin.Prth &Dundee 19 - 20
ti MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. It has not, however, as yet been officially an- , • doubt, on the incline towards th b b 11 h
eay;ut a t ese Increase 317,205 10 9 Forth & Clyde &Lev. ... - .., NEWGATE AND LEIDEN/IAI/.
ie gete°r' to "'GENTS 345, STRAND, LONDON. been, in my opinion, an attempt on the part of works are so impeded by the well-directed fire of our ar- Bullion . 17,584,066 Turkeys, Os Od to 3s Od • Goslings, 5s 6cl toes 6d each;
ur 10 - • "Ithte - WAN rED for to d t The arrangements flounced in Parliament, nor can there be an 50 all Furness. ............... ... - ...
,mo , ~, of e agents can be ascertai
IT_ tn coun 7. y Austria to induce the Western Powers to relin- tillery that an attempt made by the enemy to open a Decrease 434,509 20 all Do. Extension. -- ... Ducks, 2/1 6cl to 3s 6cl ; eame Rabbits, Os Ocl to Os Od;
anesee woe . d y application at the Head Office trench on the 10th 22d June a ains the Per ss was Rest
( ) g .st eyp 3,177,665 st. 100 Glasgow&S.Wester 70 -72 wild do., le; to la 6.1 each; Pigeons, 6d to 8d each ;
ry, wee r, W. F. DOBSON, Chairman. ' authentic information as to the results-whether quish their proposals on the Third. Point. As completely stopped by one of our nearest batteries, and Increase 37,598 St. 100 Great Northern . 92a - 934 large Surrey Fowls, Os Od to Os Ocl. ; middling, 2s Od to
ato the beP' 1
......................................„
GERARD HAY ROBERTSON'. Secretary. the ex-Plenipotentiary goes alone, or whether he SUCH IT HAS ENTIRELY FAILED !" the attempt has not since beet renewed. Public Deposits 6,852,350 St. 100 Do., A. Stock 7l -73 38 Ocl ; Chickens ls 9cl to 2s 3d ; Capons 3s 6d
la i -- had his views altered. on. the 1 2th. His " The enemy is mining agaiest bastion No. 4; we use 705,351 St. 100 Do., B. Stock - 128 to 4s 6d ; Hares Os Od to Os Od ;iGrouse, Os Ocl to Os od ea.ch ;
• WOO e ,
ben w ROYAL OPERA, DRURY•LANE. communication of that date was equally decided, smoke balls against them with effect. Other Deposits - 10,2 Partridges, Os. Od to Os Od; Pheasants, Os Od to Os Od;
ire of 8 ;et sympathising colleagues. We must patiently St. 100 Great Western ' 67 ee 67# 67 Leverete, Os Od to Oa Od ; Roasting Pigs, Os Od to Os Od ;
"Since the 7th (19th) of Jule the fire of the besiegers Decrease 847,858
mi the reeelit , Lessee, Mr. E. T. Smith. and shows how strongly, in concert with M. h St 100 Do. Stour Vat Rail Guinea Fowls, 2s eel to 3a Od each. Ostend fresh butter, lls
te adjust,o7o, Vie ,e, THIS EVENING, wait until the Royal pleasure has been
DROUYN DE L'Huvs, he pressed on Austria the On the
ad been gradually diminishing, and so have our losses. Seven-Day and other Bills
or the 13.`3, Sim_ ee perform 7th (19th) of June we counted 62 killed and 202 Increase 45,714
~ 2 dry d.ef,j el L • L LAGO Ch t k
1,. rri,,,„__ . A DONN kDE . arac ers by ta en, and the game of " the irrespon- ~ 12 all Irish South-Eastern. .. - ... English Eggs, 88 Ocl to 9s 3de French ditto, 5s Od to 7s Od
propriety of making the plan of neutralisation or wounded. Since then, up to the llth (23d), there were Government Securities 13,757,224 er 120.
estsasecii.s. and Armand', Mr. H. Braham, Miss F. Huddart, and 50 all Lancaster & Carlisle 73 - 78 , P
being eitfi-e. sible Cabinet-makers" at home and abroad only 7 men killed and 27 wounded. Among the lat. Increase 861,156 8- 90
/Peal limitation a casus belli, expressing his conviction 151 141 Do., Thirds NEWPORT.
have r'' se b.„ eineanith a Grand Ballet. ter we have unhappily to regret Major-General de Other Securities 13,328,806 161 7 Do. New Thirds ...... 8 ... 9ci Beef from 3s 6d to Is 4d; mutton, 3s 6d to 4s 8d ;
are 00,01 bolgcei or made known. Great events may be at hand, and that if that "were done Austria would give way ;" Totleben •
, who received a. bullet through the calf of his Decrease 168,637 St. 100 Lancash.andYorksh 814 •••• 81/ ili 1 i lamb, 4s 10d to 5s 8d; veal, bs Bcl to 5s 2d ; pork, 3s 4d
el am admission :-To the two galleries 6cl • second circle of
„,•40 ikilit t Pit, ls.• dre i ' *•' ri t the country must be fully prepared for any alter- and adding his opinion that the policy of the Aus- leg on the Bth (20th), which, however, does not pre- Notes unemployed
ss e rcle, 2s. 6d. ; stalls, 4s. ,pva e boxes to 10,412,335 3 / De., Wan Riding Un. ... -ae to 4s 4d per Blbs.
ls to be '-alr skst W° Person'
at' trete a, __ s. I.os. 6d.; four persons, one guinea. Box-office ma fll Whatever may occur, trian reserve was " unwise in itself and. unjust to vent him from directing the wcrks of defence as usual. Decrease 727,190 20 all Liv.Crsby.&Sonthpt ... -.. WITITECHAPEL.
6-gun P , tee •‘' to e daliy, native that y o ow. Ili all London Is Blaakwal n- n Beef, 3s 4d to 4s 4d ; mutton 3s 4d to 4s 8d ; lamb,
Ford, ane de; "••••••-----__________ her Allies." "During this period we hawbeen chiefly occupied in Yesterday afternoon the rates for Bills of Ex- 0 1.00 - 102 100/ 1
we are convinced that the People will stand St. 100 Lond.Bright&S. st 4s 8d to 5s 8d; veal, 3s 8d to 5s Od; pork, 3a 44 to 4s 4d
Cominselt, clearing out our ditches and inAlbasing the height of and
THEATRE. ROYAL HAYMARKET. That conduct obtained the highest approval of change were barely supported upon Amsterdam, St. LOO Lend. and N. Westu. 1004 - 1081 991 100 per Blbs. by the carcase.
AondaY x'lste r ader the managenaent of Mr. Backstene. by the Constitution, and not sanction the strengthening our defenc '
es. -
th G td L cl. C - dd d " Des • -I, , which at 90 days was 11 19± to 19i Hamburgh 13 20 16 Do. Fifths ........... fd ep BILLINGSGATE.
wait is ee' 9e e overnmen ,an OT LARE/N DON a e - pito tee great heat, which has quite hardened
.aseage er 0 1r Eli ~.. THIS EVENING. irresponsibility or im mobility of Ministers, " Count BuoL must now be convinced that no the ground during the last month, and which renders 4'
71 to a and Frankfort 118 i to i. Paris was fi 10 51 D0.101.5h.,M&8...0 id - Par 5i Turbots, ls Od to 10s ; Brills, ls Od to 5s each; Salmon,
Ter dee& 4 tont. '''. Pertorm
, ityr.,., "a THE BUSY BODY. Marelot, Mr. Buck- although put forward on the moat " Coburg" work very difficult, thanks to the unexampled zeal of at 25 32i to 35. 124 2A Do. Eighths e-#•1 1f 10d Ito ls Od per lb ; Cod Fish, la to 3s Od each ; Soles,
istiel attempt on the part of the Austrian Government St. 100 LondonandS.Westn 844
.- 85e 85 el 3d to la Od per pair- Eels, Bdto ls Od pew lb; Lobsters, 6d to
The exports of silver direct from London durina S • 7 d 2s 6d ; Crabs, 6cl to'2B 6d ; Whitings, 3s Ocl to 6s per doz. ;
, cons_ eo, Ts be (174, Miss Reynolds. the garrison of Sebastopol, we have succeeded in repair- 0 50 • 474 Do., £5O.
for LOU" Tea .I'o4 "wect he a Ballet. pattern, or in accordance with the wishes of the to induce the Western. Powers to relinquish their ine all our works, and preparing new means to defend the week to Thursday last were 2,600 ounces, and 40 38 Do. £4O 7a -6a 1 Common Oysters, 16s to 20s ; Natives, -s to -s per bah ;
ble of eso' eke wed by Bli
~, CEsq CKSTONE'S ADVENTURES WITH A muss •
moderate proposals on the Third Point can be them stoutly." of gold 570 ounces. 25 all Oncldrry&Coleraine ..• - ... j Mackerel, 21s to 30s per 100 ; Smelts, la to 2s 6d per doz. ;
fellow sett d t f G
pe y espo s o ermany. Skate, eel to Od per lb; Shrimps, la 6d to -28 6d per gallon;
t cd by Tam successful, and. it is to be hoped. that no more -- The letters by the Overland mail will be delivered 25 all Lnandrry. ar Enreak. - - ... 1
eLting b.2s ,„„,._.,L
.... GALICIAN FETE. Bloatere, ls 0;1 to Is 6d per doz. ; Fresh Herrings, 5s Ocl
The great question now to be decided at pre- 1 St. 100 Kanch.Shef.&Lincln 244 - 25
28 der, 7 of ',A de
•-•-....________L____rith TaE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. such attempts will be made." That was THE BALTIC. on Monday.
V 25 all Do i Shares, No. 1 8 •••• 84 to Os per 100. ; Scotch do., 6cl; Sprats.; 8s Od to Os Od per
lence. els sent-for we shall not anticipate matters that may The official return of the Glasgow Customs' Re- gi n • &L. U .... bushel ; Doreys, la Oci to 7s each ; Haddocks, 2s to 103 per
o h 16 1 A .1 b t th t
n t e t a pn , u ou a very ay
d The Inva/ide Busse publishes the following :- he 82s. Do.,Man. in. n. ... --
Lily, 3-S"D 1/OeAT. ,
rRINCEss'S TEIEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. venue for the quarters ending 30th June, 1855 st. 100 Midland - 71/ 71 I 701 11 doz. ; Pike 6d ; Sturgeon, 6cl per lb ; Prawns, 5s Od to 7s;
" From the 15th to the 21st of June (June 27 to July
0 17114ar th not arise-is what will be the effect of the resig- Lord. Jonas had. changed. He put forw d
ar and. 1851 have been issued. There is a slight in- St. 100 Do.Birrang.&Derby 43 - 45 Mullets, 6(1. to ls 6cl; Plaice, 4cl to ls each ; Halibut, &riper
fr° / 5 Management of Mr. Cassini KEAN. 3), the enem 'fl thb f C d d
y s eet, a anc or e ore ronsta t, confine
Lekering• al nation of the ex-PleniPotentiaTY on the motion a proposition which was disapproved of by the itself to send' b • •fF' • h 1 crease as compared with that in Greeneck, caused 60 all Midld.G.West.(lre.) ... -- ... lb; Flounders, ls to ls 6d per dozen.
l a mail ea, 0, Will be THIS EVENING, mg gun- oats in pursuit o Innis vesse s 25 all Do. Half Shares ••• ..... •• • BREAD.
oke Aproiro To Performed
th,,, ,entime AWAY WITTE MELANCHOLY. of Sir E. B. LYTTON and Mr. ROEBUCK, on the Government, but he subsequently wrote three that imprudently left the coast, and to the destruction of by the heavy payments of sugar d.uties, w i
h.ch
100 ali Newcastle& Carlisle. ... - ...
~ 45 (111°„'1,• 'la Its, emth KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. Queen Ka. • letters, all received the same day, the 21st telegraphs. One of these expeditions took place on the article is the great staple of the neighbouring town. The prices of wheaten bread in the metropolis are front
questions of " want of confidence " and of " cen- 25 234 NwptAberg. &Hrfd. 9 - 7 10d to 10N; of household ditto, 8d to 91d. per 41b loaf.
long. *`;oo%, ---------__::_-• Kean ; Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. C. Kean. 20th June (2d July) against vessels at anchor in front The rise in our Excise duties must be very great, go 8 Newry &Enniskillen 1-11 11
L 9 0 N., ' orti sure." That of the Hon. Baronet the member April, to urge on their acceptance ; and in one of the village ef Bolschaia-Ijorskaia (10 versts from Ora- but we have no means at present of giving the de- 20 all Newry Warrenpoint HIDES AND SKINS.
ng north:oil,.
'remit., TrfeeisenE ROYAL ADELPHI. fbe heard " ersonagy in support of these • is \ A ; .. +I, f
, • asking so p meta eauire an. aga.nss s.e te.egraph of Krarnaia-Gorka. tails. The following are the Customs duties re- and Rostrevor ••• - ••• Market hides, 561 b to 641 b, 34d. to 34d ; 641 b to 721 b, 31d
k, from iv --'lO. B. Webster.-Threctress, Mrdame Celeste'. for Hertfordshire is first to be disposed of, ann is
propositions before a final decision was made." "On that day, at 2 a.m., two gua-boats hay St. 100 Norfolk 5O -52 501 to 3ed ; 721 b to 801 b, 3ed to 4-(1; 801 b to 881 b, 4(1 to 4/c1;
ing left ferred. to :-
elAl , Win ,
THIS EVENING, IA which will chiefly be affected. by the altera- rthn CotmtiesUn. ... - e ... 881 b to 961 b, 41(1 to 4ed ; 961 b to 1041 b, Od to Od ; 104
e late Mar.oo,
oll• vess:_rertosa, And t ft th• h tld Austria that he thought
ye a er is e o the enemy's fleet, appeared before the village of 80l- For the Qr. ending 30th June, 1855 £172,802 12 7 5° 3'311°- • j 9
sreign Legiall ..tro. cw, zi,--.ied HELPING HANDS. Characters by Messrs tion • for that of the hon. member for Sheffield ti
re proposals ought to be, and. might be, acceptect.
, sehaia-Ijorskaia and opened fire upon four vessels an-
f t 30th „ 1854 169,700 17 6 St. 100 North British .O as 31 304 eo 1121 b Od to Od ; upwards, 041 to Od ; Horse hides, 5s
6d to Os Oil ; calf skins, light, 2s Ocl to 3s Od ; ditto, full,
e eel% CieY, L. Murray, C. Selby, &c. ; Madame Celeste, / chored at a short distauce fro th *
m e coase Having sunk 16 all North Devon, No. 1 .., : „,
0 HoTatiO, '',ll
ea e• es Od to 6s 6d. ; Polled Sheep, Os Ocl to Os Od ; Keuts, Os
e_l'hiee,„'hohise e,,, cannot be in any way influenced by the change. Was there ever such conduct by a Plenipotentiary, 16 all Do., No. 2
une the gun-boats rejoined their squadron for a time, Ocl to Os Od ; Halfebreds, Os Od to Os Od ; Downs, 4s 9d
uers, Dela
Wool -• Cb„."'.l OPEN SESAME ; or, A Night with the Forty Increase in 1855 £3,101 15 1 8 all Do., A A Deferred... ~, -„,
1. tO. gar, e„.,7;acters by Messrs. P. Bedford and Keeley ; Misset It may be asserted that the terms of that motion, and. was such gross and palpable disobedience ever and' then, at 7 a.m., they steered for Krasnia-Gorka, The English Stock Market has been heavy, and 8 all Do., B Guaranteed - ..• to 6s Od ; Lambs, 2s 3d to 38 3cl ; Shearlings, ls 2d. to ls bd.
°literal)/ a -----___ eernert, Wyndti m, M. Keeley, and
_,_____.________s_L Mrs. Keeley. reviously not only looked over, but the offender pr.eceded by a boat takine soundin s and robabl 4 HAY MARKETS.
e "' g ' p y prices exceeded i per cent. The apprehension of St. 100 N.Eastern-Berwice 74 -. 75 734
et
e$ Liming directly against the Colonial Secretary, 1) , with a view to destroy the telegraph at Krasnaia-Gorka. Do. do. Extension ... 7 -64 SarrenrrEnn.-Old meadow hay, 3/10s to 5/ 15s • new
Le Queen ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. win be satisfied by his secession from office. praised by those whose instructions he had cte- The post there, consisting of the fourth company of the a " break up" in the Government, rather than the 25 20
25 13 Do do. G.N.E. Pura. 31 - 34 ditto,3/15s to 5/ Os; old clover, 4/ Os to 6110 s ; new 'ditto,
Lessee and Manager, Mr. A. Wi,gan; spised ? Grenadiers of Re erve of the Isrisailovsky Regiment, least regret at the retirement of Lord John Russell, 50 'Le d
all Do. e s 13/ -14 e 4/ Os tn 515 s ; and straw, 1/ 5s Od to 11 103 Od per load.
But not so ! The other Ministers, by al- is the cause, uncertainty being always prejudicial 50 51 A moderate supply, and a sluggish demand.
lermea• nf tlo 16_1'111 be „ THIS EVENING. Tho remaining papers prove that Lord CLAREN- having formed an ambuscade, he allowed the boat to St. 100 Do. York
horses -4.. Dor -ere p. rilt'e“ormed PERFECT CONFIDENCE. Characters by towing him to continue a responsible adviser DON abided firmly by his opinion. Those to .
come within musket•range and then opened a fire upon to luo of o ls was
the money market. The va C nso 50 all North London 4B -50 CUMBERLAND.-Old meadow hay, 3/ 8s to 5/ 15s ; new
aioned ii, ,be 1..70 he
re obson and G. Vining; Miss Marston and Miss Bromley 4 the Crown so long after his return from which we have referred alone bear on the conduct t •" h b le. h 1 907 to 91 for transfer at the commencement of
i , compelling it to rejoin t e gun- oats, wic t len Ft 10 all Do. Now £lO
cc • o 1•e1 S Wstrio,Hamp- ad - par ditto 3/ 10a to 5/ Os ; old clover, 41 Os to 6/103 ; and new
ditto, 4/ Os to 5/ 5s ; and straw. It 55 to 1/ 103 per load.
m ender eir "Ma, "wed by STILL WATERS RUN
eeci at ''• dWi DEEP. Character:. commeneed cannonading the telegraph and the wood, ` business, and has since been 9Q i. For time 10 31. .& . . _ ._ _ I
stead, and City Jn ad Both hay and straw sold slowly, at our quotations.
rill there Lord Jonas RUSSELL-the chief question of firing ab t 300 h
N. ~.. • gan, Emery, G. Vining, Danvers, Miss Maskell, Vienna, and after they knew that he was advo- of ou s ot. They set fire to the wood behind the prices were 901 i then 91, and are now about ,
?r, melfort. ) z 0 171 North Staffordshire.. 54 -- 5d 12 WHITEMIAPEL.-Old meadow hay, 3i 5s to 5/ 15s; new
AP kg-, ciipclude with THE interest at this moment. the village and knocked in the roofs of the barracks an- 90i to 91, the favourable despatches from the 20 all North Western 6i -61 ditto, 31 15s to 5/ Os ; old clover, 4/ 4s to 6/ lOs ; new
es of Hort? ~_ ' or• F. Robson. WANDERING MINSTREL. Jem eating an inglorious and. transitory peace, have flexed to the telegraph station. Crimea inspiring more confidence. The reduction 10 all Ne&S.Westra.June. 1d- I ar ditto. 4/ Os to 510 s ; and straw, 11 4s to 1/ 10a per load.
er, with, ;:eillt "*"--- participated in his offence, and deserve to share " Meantime two companies of the Ismailovsky Guards in the amount of bullion held both by the Banks of 10 1 Nuneaton, Hinckley, Supply moderate, and trade rather dull.
-- - ----- e ---
rich for s°01; had come up with two pieces of artillery, arid took up a England and France is against the funds as prov- and Leicester.. _ _
Dnapletell 014 ROYAL STRAND THEATRE. 'llB punishment. Reliance can no longer be position behind the villaen Lieutenant Soroka, in com- St 000 Oxford, Worcestordi
ina the drain for the war Exchequer Bills •
sealthY•l°.°o i$ Under the direction of Miss Rebecca bases. alaced. on their sincerity, when they connived at
-
LATEST NE mand of the Artillery, 'having waited for a propitious Wolverhampton .... 26] -28 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
the dute THIS EVENING. aC2f are 245. to 255. premium. . The New 3 per eo
asa licity. The iir S • moment, fired three shots into the gun-boats, which for .2. -
ea a,„ be performed MARRIED DAUGHTERS AND YOUNG Lnd endeavoured. to screen his dup Cents. have been 92e to -g. India Bond.s are 345. ;,t. lOg scP°•ettish°'C'tehntral ..... liii ---
105
tinue te,nlO, ;Wanes. -. a moment con3pelled them to slacken fire and retire, (PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
tially aimed at the to 375. premium. St. 1.30 SeottishMidland ..... . 67 - 69
rish por'''' ilei° telloweel by DELICATE GROUND. oroposecl resolution is substan probably on account of damage done them. lavEerooL, Saturday Morning.
ae r a obe followed by PRINCE CHERRY AND PRINCESS F t.' Cb• t • and. albeit the chief offender has
ork, no „wee, lest AIR sn ire ame , DESPATCEIES "At 11.30 a.m. the cannonade ceased. The enemy Turkish Bonds are still rising, having reached St. 100 Shropshire Union ... 45 -47 Wind, S.
60 al South Devon l3l - 141
ived ill `4 OP' T he nation will not accept had not done us much harm ; our whole loss consisted 85a and 86. Sardinian Stock is steady at 86i. St. LOO South Eastern '6l- 62 601 Arrived, 14th-La,cie Galaii, Lebanon, and Ruth Brand,
the 130,00 ~.....
a conclude with the Spanish Dancers. dready been sacrificed, t FROM of one artilleryman wounded," Peruvian are up full e per cent., being 711. Bra- 50 all South Wales 304 e- 314 from Alexandria • Julia Iva, Bordeaux ,- Toronto, Quebec;
of war. tigiO
_he scape-goat for the sins of the party.
GENERALS SIMPSON AND - zilian Old Stock is worth 1001. Spanish Threes 20 15 S. Yrksh. di Riv. Dun 4, - 2 Win. Tapscott, COnstitution, John Bright, and Yorkshire,
; from New York.
are 364, and Dutch 4 per Cents. 95i. 20 SDo 2d - par
owing drs'allief ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. FRANCE. Off Port- inward Oliver, from New Orleans.
, os, boer t 0 No further concealment will be tolerated, the The following are the nominal prices of foreign 20 1.4 Staines,Wok. grarWr ok .., -
,to the °los I Lessee and Manager, Mr. wm. Cooke. PELISSIER. Letters received at Marseilles on the llth, b 25 (11 Stockton & D in, 39 -41 QUEENSTOWN, July 12.
must be completely dispelled. Y. stocks :-Grenada Deferred Bonds, 64 to 7 ; Mexi-
same) _.i. cloud of mystery lee Stoakten th Hrztlepl. .., - .. Wind, S.S.W.
1, 3 sea, Here; IlDlendour and Magnificence blended with Historical Interest. the Languedoc, from Oran, state that English can, 21f to 211 ; Peruvian, 71 to 73 ; ditto Three Arrived-Light Brigade, from Pieton ; Euphemis, Ja.
St. tOO Taff Vale .• --- •••
in, 4,e3h: dr,i: • N., THIS EVENING, It must be clearly ascertained how it was that . vessels were takino on board at that port three per Cents., 50 to 52 ; Portuguese Four per Cents., 10 9 Do. £lO shares
50teh-e tj ere 4", a Grand and Go o 3 Spectacle called, EN*GLAND and h h so contumaciously disregarded his in- s uaclrons of the tbhasseurs d'Afrique for the almond, Pictou ; PamAylia, St. Stephen's.
and file'„k olo: brieiCE in the DAY rSgeofuCHIVALRY ; or, Brothers in Arms !wen e WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 14. ci 42 to 44 ; Russian Five per Cents 99 to 101 ; St. 100 Do. Pref. No. 1 ... -..
•,
Crimea. ' en Doett
8 143erterito 11,,itallt Tournament-the stage and ring in one-real armour- dructions-when iu place of acting as an ordi - ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 88 to 90 ;25 21/ Thames Hay DRBLIN, July 13.
Aron:tow
filer 0 pstair banners-a splendid stud-rnen-at-arms, and all the majesth Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the The steam bomb-vessel Sesostris left Toulon on S •h N D f dlB to 181 ; ditto 3 per
pams ew e erre , and Railway 4l -5 41 Wind, S.S.E. .
20 ... Inverstone as Lanes. ... - ... Arrived-Juliana, from Amsterdam ; Union, Marsala.
icor sio- il To ernalta of Royalty and Knighthood. 'nary Plenipotentiary, a mere delegate to give the 11th for the Crimea, with the Coulevrine and C t 364 to 361 ; ditto Certificates, 4t04/ •
en s., 19 2(q
er on° t tea ''''lslase with the skilful SCENES in the CIRCLE, the produe-
roe • nova b or se, . - Editor of The Sun, and has great pleasure in A, )co all Vale of Ncath
eirun'aiterns, I tot • Wilhana Cooke. expression to tbe views of his Government and to leurtriere, gun-boats, in tow. The Herault and ditto Passive, 4to 4'
4* 20 all \Vetere'. k Kilkenny 34 - 44 34 I (BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
6 sub „ow. 1v1.1,41111,* epee from Eleven till Fonr. Stage Manager, Mr. W transmi Q
'tting the enclosed intelligence which has Orione, transport, sailed the same day for the The market for English Railway Shares is very 50 all Wnterforcl&Limeriel 21 - 23 GRAVESEND, Saturday, 10.7 a.m.
total elewee or Iss, w. tetese manager, Mr. W. H. Cooke. Eques+xian Director. repositions for their approval, he Ten-
3onvey p Crimea, with provisions, ammunition, and stores, flat, and Caledonian are i• to I lower, Midland about en all West Cornwall. - 7 Wind, S.W. ; tide, two hours' flood ; weather fine.
battery', --'Ol-f tea _ 001... tared to act as if his opinions were decisive, and thia day reached him from General Sim son •-
Draugli!ls nio -------- P • on board. The Christophe Colomb left on the 12th i. a 4
0,, an or - es ern o . rig on ar
dN thW t ft i B•ht e 10 5 West End of London Arrived, July 14-• Engineer, from Seville ; Paragon,
and Crystal Palace.. ... --- ... Trinidad ; Sir G. Anderson, Algos. Bay ; Triton, Buenos
: yessersol'o see -------- ------ -hat whatever he approved of must be sanctioned " Crimea, July 13. for the Black Sea, with troops and material on steady. Sambre and Meuse are maintained. Great 20 all iWest London. • . - ••• Ayres ; Peacock, Requieda ; Fidela, Seville ;R. Nichol,
;übalternee, op, eve MGR weereat AT LONDON BRIDGE. board, and on that day the steam gun-boats Etin- Western of Canada are dull. Antwerp and Rot- 10 all IWimbledn &Croydon ... - .., die
by his colleagues ;he was still not only permitted " The operations of the siege are going on well.
e latter, o._ ~4 404 to
....
Morning 0 nain.after 2 1 Evening 20min. aft. 2 11 dEI• lf C b f h d. •
ce ean c air e t her onrg or t e same esti- terdam are much the same. of Hamilton, Ruebec.
rs, 113 r,112:001-Irl
~.._ 4•1"---Morrent 41 inin.after 2 I Evening OnOn. aft. 3to retain his place, but beslavered with praise by the "The health of the army continues satisfactory." nation. The foreign mining market is without partieular FOREIGN.
, which Is Tb° "'------,-....._----....________------- Sailed-Balmoral, for Shanghai; Elizabeth, Hobart
Balaklayse4 - change. Joint-Stock Banks are rather flat. Crystal 10 all AntwerpeißotterdaseO 94 -9# 9# Town ; West Friesland, Hampden.
--
; :-39,,,he'LiCer manifest that he must have had some powerful ceived :- Palace are heavy. 5 4 Belgian Eastn. Junc. 2,1 - 2# le DEAL Saturday, 9.36 a.m.
ni. 1, '<PO' TRI WEATHER.-SoN Omni, July 14 PARIS, SATURDAY MORNING. " MADRID, 12tb.-The Government continues 20 10 Rosters to Graissessac 24 - 2 Wind, S.S.W. ; fine.
ker and
cee-reebe
78...e1i .
TEMMOMETII3, IN THB SHAM ;upport within the Cabinet, and we aro justified
The French Government have received the fol- to send. considerable forces to Barcelona. In the BRITISH FUNDS Tlll5 DAY AT ONE 0'431.0( 'Y . 18 10s. Bombay,Ba.roda,and
Central India,Sorip 2 -2/ i Passed-Patrecia, from London, for Jamaica ; Exemplar,
gone o ,ofi •
ghest since noon yesterday. in demanding the nature and extent of that sup- oth ' • • • t Th 'U.
er provinces everything is cone . oat ing ( Prom the Olgcial List.) London, for Bernsuda ; Maid of Julpha, London, for Port-
esterday I.o' to 84 1
- °west this morning and during the night. Business done 17e all Demerara
le tro010„160, 74.sahis
day, at noon. 'sort, and the names of those by whom it was ac- - a
lowina despatch from General Pelissier :- of the Cortes to-day presented no interest. The
3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities 914 # 20 10 Dutch Rhenish 1- ed The Jimes Geskie has been assisted off the Goodwin
, 21st Oa 10,i; cholera makes no progress." 901 1 9GI i 20 all Eastern of France
, 10 Bergs d
ogled \Veen ..,.,,. BAROMETER, 29.95.
I'4 sio-', "•g•W. to S.W.-Rather fresh, with sunshine 3orded. " JULY 12, 11 P.m. 'The Pays contains the following :- 3 per Cent, Consols Annuities
Now 3 per Cent. Annuities
*pante, ivri-is
1114142 mi. We have had a very heavy storm of lightning, But even that will not suffice. Those who, " Admiral. Nachimoff, according to the report " Some letters from the Crimea state that it is the in- I • e
India bonds, .CIOOO
20 10 Do. Exeension..... 31 - 4 p
,t is eXPafAc fel b
tention of the Allies to cause.sorne gun-boats to enter y Ditto, under I:1000 34 e ___ - -.- -_ .
0e5,,,Z......-, and rain, this morning about six o'clock. 100 ell Do. 44 p. c. Bds., pay
leers era"-...reh' • while coguisant of his deception, also joined in of deserters, was killed yesterday in the Central the Straits of Genitschi, into the Putrid Sea, which, by Consols Air Account, Bth August 9oe 1 1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
h Foot-Ohs"; ....-------______ .----. 's7, convertible .... - ...
__________
enants 31.Zet/,, (Alp. A iinging dust into the eyes of the Parliament and Bastion. A ball struck him on the forehead. advancing as far as the Isthmus of Perekop, would de- Exchequer Bills, 2id 1 2d.
21 5 20 3 100 all Do. do. do., '59, do.. o. - ... 4.
1, 49th „k,,,,,,T --4.,-1-T REDUCTION IN THE ~he people, must also share in his condemnation, prive the Russians of ail communication between the 21000 so 25 174 Gd. Tk of CanaclaA is 61 -6 d 111 TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK .
-
opposite shores of this sea. This result would be of great .e!•500 -
:tin, and -te °so "We are consolidating our new approaches. 25 ell Do. St. Lawrence &
- . -.
nants 1104 PRICE OF Lud. in the censure which such un-English con- importance. After being supposed for a long time that I Small ..• Atlantic do.
Exchequer Bonds 1858 3e per Cent.... 101
" The construction of batteries in Careening it was by Genitschi and the Spit of Arabat that the t 100 70 Do. Cert. of Deben., opened, NAME OF RAILWAY.
utenants, es ' - N'AT NE O'CLOCK.
PRICE OF FOREIGN FU DS O s 1854. 1855.
Ld StUarr ra :/,, luct has so pre-eminently merited. There was, Russians received their supplies in the Crimea from con.into Stk. till'63 65 - 67 1855.
eof Body' se • Ba is beiug carried forward with all the zeal New Brazilia,nßonds, 1829 & 39, 5 per Cent. 1001
the • fth D - l gth ascer- 100 all Do. Comp. 6p. c., do. 95i - 961 - X 4
•eatoli• 0 "THE SUN " in the first instance, what Mr. DISRAELI, in his Y provinces o e on, it was at en Ditto New,1552, 4e per Cent 94
BRITISH.
oyd, Ll Twig ) tained to a certainty that they came by another route. 20 10 Gt.Cantralof Frame 31 - 4 , 14 1,850 2,385
well-timed motion, truly described as " uncer- which dis g
tin uishes our artillery." Peruvian Bonds, 44 per Cent
5 all Gte Indian Peninsula 560 238
Clarke, e' , They were sent to the west as far 0,5 a certain Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
aP' FROM ~ainty of conduct and ambiguity of language"-so -- point, which is not clearly indicated, where the road, e ,n, e 0
.pan.sh ..,0al"..8, ~ per -ent - guar. 5 per eerie..., 5- 6 p 17 Belfast and County Down .• ••••• • • • • • - -
2,689 2,684
GUardo $6 5 1 Do. New 5 per cent. - /•p 32 Birkenhead, Lancash:re, and Cheshire
bending to the south, crosses the Putrid Sea on a Ditto for the Account 364 26% Bolton, Blackburn,and West York •• • . - -
PIVEPENCE-HALFPENNY much so as to show how great has been the escape
‘ BOMBARDMENT AND road formed on piles and thus entered the Crimea. In Tarkish Bonds, 6 per cent Bs# 6 5 2 Do. Extensions.. ..... -in
5 all Do. do - 6 leek Bristol and Exeter •••••••••• • • • • • • • • 6,446 6,702
11,534 11,778
'' ,rom the course earnestly advocated by the ex- DESTRUCTION OF LOVISA. order to comprehend' this, it must be remembered that Ditto for tho Account
20 13 Great Luxembom g 189 k Caledonian..•• ••••• • • • • - 5 567 5 948
9114 Chester and nolyhead.• •..•• .• • ... .• /.83 ,219
. TO Plenipotentiary, and as declared fully considered the Putrid Sea is only a sea in name and that, properly Dividends on the above payable in London. Constituted Shales 31 -4 3/ 614 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •••• • • 4
r• speaking, it is only a large lagune, being on
' • ly about 100 Belgian Bonds, 2S per Cent. ex. 25 fr - 223 262
STOCKHOLM, JULY 12. 4 all Do. Obligations .31 -3# 31 20 Cork and Bandon .. •••••••• • • • • • • • •
1 -4' C nt. Ex 25 fr .93 4
D'tto A per e . . ..... i 9,7 1,074
i‘ 01/ FOURPENCE. by the Cabinet ; and, secondly, the joining him yards in width ir; some places, and shallow in proper- 204 all GOWesternofCanacl 56 Dublin and Belfast Junction ••..• • • •
f the 136/1 kea uppose that he had Authentic news has reached this capital that, tion. Geographical works contain but little information Dutch Exchange, 2e per Cent. 12 Gull Shares .
63 Dublin and Drogheda .. ..... •• • • , ,
t. A. Tu in inducing the nation to s hs • Ditto 4 per Cent. Certifieates .. ....ea,- 951
100 all Do. Bds., payable's7, 7% Dublin and Kingstown ••••• • - • , „ 1,172 1,419
16% Dundee and Arbroath ••••••• • • . ~ .. 544 605
Fr. 911 ' B THIRD OR LATEST EDITION with regard to this sea. According to some, t e trait
Llways insisted on the limitation of the Russian en the sth of July, the English ships bombarded as Genisseei, by which it communicates with the Sea of TWO O'CLOCK. with option till '55.. 100 - 102 els 1 09;
31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction • • • •
168 / Consols - 109 1071 8 25 Dundalk anel Enniskillen .. .. .. .. .• • • 225 271
Azoff, is dry during the summer, But if that is not
116,45Q'00 it _______...-..___
fleet, " a standing menace to the integrity of the Lovisa, set the dockyard stores and shipping on Ditto for the Account
198,14'40/ ' In c •
true and it be possible for the allied gunboats to enter i 81% East Lancashire •• • • „..... „ „ .... „ 5,686 5,943
100 all Do. do., '73, without
669,' onsequence of the abolition of the Stamp Ottoman empire and the peace of Europe."
fire, and completely burned. down the town. the 'Putrid Sea, it is certain that they could without 1••••=••••••••••••1,01•••••=1.11...........••••••••••=,
..- -- - - option lO6 • 108 417 Eastern Counties and Norfolk ...... 7. 22,827 24,917
665
459 / buty on Newspapers the public in al
large cities and towns to which parcels The people of England have already expressed difficulty destroy the road built on piles which crosses it,
Lovisa, Lowisa, or Louisa, according to and would thus considerably embarrass the Russian RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTS FOB THE
CRIMEA. 204 all Hamilton & Toronto 22 -22 a
100 all Do. 6 per cent. - 111 . Eastern Union ••••• • • • • • ....., „„ 3
142 Edinburgh and Glasgow ..... .... ~ ~ 5,213 4,681
78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee.. •• • • 3,123 3,407
190,78 '660 i dis ra
their opinions on their humiliating and. g ceful ~ army in getting their supplies." ••• 2O 14 Lake Const. & Basle .., -„, 6 Exeter and Crediton.. • • .... •••• • • • • - -
1' k ' G li• 1 d. TX •t • ID.
Voevo °is y s eograp Ica an IS mica ic-
-190,314, 00 are forwarded by the News-Agents, The A letter from the roadstead of Kamiecb, of 30th san Lucca & Pistoj a 5 p.c. 22 Furness Railway ... .... ••..•• .. • • ::-._ -;.
conduct, and it remains for their representatives ( From the Press of this day. )
10 / f . - di. 183 Glasgow, and Sonth-Weetern........ •-,•.0., 6•3°G
2,78 '6O p Sun, which formerly cost Fivepence-half- tionary of Russia," is a fortified city, built in 1745, ult., in the Moniteur de la Flotte saYs :- We have received the following communication pre a
6_
.....
_. 283 Great Northern and E. LI.- • • .• • • ,
18 252 20,656
654, 6 1 to record their opinions on Monday next. We "In one of the last armistices before Sebastopol to 20 10 Lyons and eneva ... e 812 5 533 6,819
188 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) ,
from a high authority at Berlin :- 23,792 26,060
43 / Penlly for the Latest Edition, containing on the frontier which separated the Russian and 20 14 Lyons & Mediterran. ... - ... 342 Great Western •••••••••• • • • • • • • • ..
36,84n7,00 / trust that they will not endeavour to shrink from remove the dead, General Totleben, who has organised BERLIN, July 10, 1855. 20 all Madras 2Ol - 21Ie 25 Irish South Eastern •••••••• .. •• • • • • -: -
9,olvilot) / Parliamentary Debates of the same even- Swedish possessions in Finland, by the treaty of . f Sebastopol, re-
and directed the energetic defence 0 _ _
.1) I hasten to communicate to you the important 20 10 Do. New 2l --7. 3/e 90 Lancaster and Carlisle ••••••• • • • • • • • ,
6 323 6,183
70,37,9'900 or evade the imperative duty. of the
sided over the sad ceremony on the part Russians. . .
h h P ' G th ve re- 33431.4 Maria Antonia
19 8.2 21, 70
22,73" / jug, together with the List of Army and intelligence tat t e russian overnmen a
1743. It was called previously Degesey, which He is a good-looking man, apparently about 36 yeara . . . 10 all Do. do. New - 3 - Leeds Northern .. ••..•••••• • • • • •• •• -
331 335
---- f St P t b r that
cowed positive information rom . e ars u g 161 Liverpool, Crosby. and Southport.• • .
,vo 004„ / navy Promotions in the London Gazette, e exchanged some
of age, and of agreeable manners. H . 20 ell Namur & Liege (with
6. 6 56 965 59,791
tth 553% London and North Western ...
60,„-,00, .1 with Official Despatches from the Seat of The Eastern Papers, Part 15, which w •
ere laid Lovisa in 1752 by an autocrati
was changed to c • the effective army of Russia amounts, a e
words with the French general who was opposite to h_m, • interest) 1 - I 5% London and Blackwall.• .• ••••• • • • • • 1,763 1,792
40,000,460 l‘f of one of the vessels resent tiine to 650 000 men. Of this force et 20 all
and then perceiving a lieutenaut p , , Do. (ex interest)
174 London, Brighton, and South Coast.. • _ _,,_
on the table of the House by Lord PALMERSTON, ukase. "It has," says this authority, "a. nu-
-12,98°,,1041 /° War, the Latest Sporting, and all. other employed in the batteries, he saluted him and said is ascertained that ther ,
e are 140 000 in the Crimeat 16 all Northern of Prance. 36, •-• 864 267 London and South Western. .• ...... 15,017 16/omi
52,293'000 / , Commercial. News, List of Banknipts, on Thursday evening, and. which were made the
, 1 2 all D 0.20/. Sholate Char-
rnerous garrison, a convenient harbour, a pleasant in French-, You belong, sir, to a eerPEI which does and that already General Luders and Genera 0 . .1 60 Londonderry and Enniskillen ••••• • • • - =
- Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. 7,, .071
Wen and Erquei nes
4,000,06/ / .
pretext for postponing Sir E. B. LYTTO.
N s motion honour to your country ! The French navy is admirably Grabbe, the former with 80,000, the latter with 171e4 Manchester, Sheffield,and Lincolnshire 8,47 " 8,7
4,868'560 of dZc &
.s C., can now be had for Fourpence, site • all which make it a, considerable lace
until Monday, only place the misconduct of the , . P. • represented before Sebastopol, and we .
know that wher- 60,000, are advancing to the relief of the garri
*son gua.r. 31 p. c• & red.
at 224/. dun 88 yrs. 9% Manchester and South Junction...... 1,046 965
28 Maryport and Carlisle .• - .• ..
115, 0 it is faithful to noble led e 27,442 2'7,867
8 being a saving of nearly one-third. rn- There are an imperial dockyard. and. a public ever it is, as recently at Kertch, , of Sebastopol by forced marches. The know g from 1 Jan. 1854 124 -13
ex-Plenipotentiary and of the Austrian Gove 498 X Mid/and •••••-•••••••• • • • • •• • • '• • • 14164 3,209
57°1 9/ and generous traditions.' This was pronounced in aof these facts, proceeding from an authentic source 20 all Do. 20/. 3p. c Bde. 126% Midland Great Western (Irish) .. .. •• _ _
nB9 '
n . ; nitherto the price of the paper was nomi- ment in a stronger light than it had previouslY school at Lovisas" It is situated to the east of pleasant voice and without the least foreign accent. .
to the Court of Berlin, has produced a great sen- (fmy.B.d; Ams.Shs.) ... - ...
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sation here. It cannot be doubted that Russia is 10 .
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eraiversation Russian soldiers, but the officers seemed rather jealous .
straining every nerve to securp th! active co- 2() 16 Pans and yons
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a penn and palpable disregard of orders evinced by Lord - o eration of Prussia le an imposing ais 1y of her 20 all Paris and Orleans 47 -49 eete Scottish Central .. ..... •..• • •• •••• " 783 1,046
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DON was not alwaya of opinion that there was no The Nord, the new Russ' raa brshed at
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8/851Z /0 I still be made to those in remote places, the obligations imposed on her by the Treaty of ~ To tell you that for the last six weeks we have been approved of. Yesterday a ingnificent three-masted all Sambre and Meuse_ 91 - 101 10 91 16214 South Wales •••• • •
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30,56Y,1101 /6- meet it. However, we begin to think that the season by Lieutenant Sluze, director of the port at Kamiesh. treet Walwortb The fire
Lorimore•square, Carter•s , . 20 all Southern of Franee ... -pm 77 Waterford and Lim . ....... 543 560
3,6501g5/ j Isource of revenue. day, and. which cannot be withdrawn, notwith- in whicb. • "
navigation is possible will pass without our ex- The admiral has provisio
• • nally declared the seizure valid, was not extinguished until considerable damage was 20 16 St. Andrew's and 25 West Cornwa
tion ..... .......... 362 366
1,719'0 •4-$ Slot. standing the resignation of the chief delinquent. perieneing anything worse than a blockade. The moment and the Teasel is to be sent to France. Admiral Bruat done to the roof of the vestry. The fire originated by a Quebec (A). .-- ••• 12 Whntilaven j"c Us and Berwick &
4'074 '63 (Vice, 112, Strand, London,
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York sucl Nerth midland& Leeds.. - _
1,015',148 5,9 9th July, 1855. CLARENDON to Lord J. RUSSELL, and both dated the Pets of Cassacks ive
g us warning, and by their vigilance expressing his sorrow at the dreadful misfortun h• h
ew ic PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.-An account of 10 all Do 51 per e. Pref._ ... - a
16 Western of France lO -104 p rossiGx•
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prevent any surprise. Before they can attack use the has befallen him on the (ea .Is son. The screw ulc income and expenditure for the year ended 20
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te p 20 16 Wee.. of Switzerland e. - ... ithenish ...• •• •••••••• • • .• •• 1,686 1,777
57 Dutch d Mediterranean .......„ .. _ _
10,0'v 91 -----• same day, the 3d April last, are of great importance. - r
rsng ish vessels will have to force the pottage of the ship of the line the Napole n, h c rnes eag o
o whic a • th fl f the 30th of June last past was published yesterday. It
aii Wiesbaden
059 fd ' 4 ~ii They prove that, even at that early period, Aus- Dunamunde, which General de Be 1 ' V•Ad• 1 Ch •
rg put est year in a ice- mira erne', is to leave in some days for shows that the grand total amount of the receipts wee "
20 all Zealand lB - 19 se nterean an
63 -° d Liege .. • • ....... •• . . - -
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63
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1110 01 ,
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4 ... , -- -4 §un, of her part of the TreaV of the 2d of December, .
the Baltic is animated by the best s irit and if - h has ben replaced in the fleet by Rearadmiral
p , an occa w o e diture 73,055,1711., leaving an excess of expenditure SOINT-STOGIE BANES: 445 and Central*
697 ()rialtos L .. ..... ........ - -
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France in this fi h over income of no less than 11,901,331/. The items of
n the 1.01040, e • h sion presen s,
t th •
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he Ilr`Te re' Oh • hae,ez_.._,..........._______, by putting forward illusory propositions, whic
they have experienced th b fthd f d f C 1 fA t • Sardinia,
e revery o e een era o onsu s o us ria, and Naples, at Kertch, the receipts are as o ows, viz..- us mos, 20,868,986/.; 40 all Australasia .
fll •• C t 84 -85 82 Pahl and Strasbnrgh .......... . - -
392
meta3l•ooos - they were well aware could not be acceptable to Sebastopol." have addressed a letter to the commander of the steam Excise, 16,700,619/. ; stamp , • • . ,
s 6 973 355/ • taxes (land 40 all \ British Colonial Bank 69 gotien and Havre.....„ ...... .... •
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.4 I n„ -• It will be in the remembrance of our readers ~
" Prince Gortschakoff's diary from the 4th to 17th " hat ort
crew for having when off t p , taken measures for
PP ffice 1 209 4231. • Crown lands, 270,571/. ; sale
Post-o „ „ . 25 5 Chart& Bank. of Asia I - i P
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The Eastern Papers, Part 15, which were laid
on the table of the House by Lord PALMERSTON,
on Thursday evening, and which were made the
pretext for postponing Sir E. B. LYTTON'S motion
until Monday, only place the misconduct of the
ex-Plenipotentiary and of the Austrian Govern-
ment in a stronger light than it had previously
been regarded. They completely remove the faint-
est shadow of excuse for the strange tergiversation
and palpable disregard of orders evinced by Lord
, J. RUSSELL, while they show that Lord CLAREN-
DON was not always of opinion that there was no
ground for censuring Austria for her disregard of
the obligations imposed on her by the Treaty of
the 2d December. They will, indeed, be evidence
on the bill of indictment to be preferred on Mon-
day, and which cannot be withdrawn, notwith-
standing the resignation of the chief delinquent.
The two first documents, which are from Lord
CLARENDON to Lord J. RUSSELL, and both dated the
same day, the 3d April last, are of great importance.
They prove that, even at that early period, .Aus-
tria was already trying to evade the performance
of her part of the Treaty of the 2d of December,
by putting forward illusory propositions, which
they were well aware could not be acceptable to
the Western Powers.
It will be in the remembrance of our readers
that it was on the 26th of March that the
negotiations on the two first points being
concluded, and the so-called interests of Austria
and Germany satisfied, Count BUoL proposed
passing to the third basis of negotiation, and
that the protracted adjournment took place
for Russia to take the initiative. Then it was
that the cloven foot was suffered to peep out,
and that symptoms of vacillation became but too
palpable. The despatch from Count BuoL to
Count COLLOREDO was then read, in which the
Austrian plan was developed, and which formed
the subject of the first paper.
Lord CLARENDON then told the Austrian Am-
bassador that he had listened to Count BuoL's
despatch with equal surprise and concern, as it
was nothing short of an announcement that Aus-
tria would not adhere to the Treaty of the 2d De-
cember
the Western Powers persisted in carry-
ing the basis ink) led, for Count BvoL must

Political JONAH is flung overboard. The
mutinied, and communicated to the captain
eir refusal to sink along with the man who had
their ears. The dodge so cleverly played by
c'rcl JOUN RUSSELL at the commencement of the
session has been practised with singular success
against himself, and he has fallen by the blow of
eZaPen taken from his own armoury. The ex-
"ial Secreta
t' ry announced in January that
f could not resist Mr. ROEBUCK'S motion
~r Inquiry. Lord ABERDEEN and the Duke
NEWCASTLE were the then victims. He
as now received " a ROLAND for his OLIVER !"
4:lt °lle but many Ministers, and Ministerialists,
eii:iboiiiuettte:t hydethat if he retained his seat in tle
could not oppose the motion of kir

The Invalide Russo, of the 6th inst., says
" Prince Gortschakoff's diary from the 4th to 17th
June (16th-29th) contains additional details of the
brilliant manner in which the assault on Sebastopol was
repulsed, and respecting the ulterior works of the be-
siegers, and the measures taken by us to oppose them.
" Owing to the great number of troops thrown for ward
by the enemy, the impetuosity of the attack, and the
obstinacy of the struggle, the battle of the 6th (18th) of
June may be, for the garrison of Sebastopol, regarded
as one of the most heroic acts of our military annals.
At daybreak, under cover of a crushing cannonade, the
enemy attempted the assault in the firm hope, it appears,
that the cannonade of the preceding evening had made a
breach in our works and rendered them accessible. Their
dense line embraced an extent of four verstes, and be-
hind other columns advanced, supported by strong re-
serves. It was in this order that the assailants threw
themselves upon the fortifications, and commenced a most
sanguinary struggle.
" The coolness and the military talents of Lieutenant-
General Chrouleff, the firmness of his immediate aides,
Rear-Admiral Panfiloff and Major-General Prince Ou-
rousoff, as well as the gallantry of all who took part in
the affair, from the general to the private, rendered
fruitless the obstinate efforts of the enemy. The brave
I troops of Sebastopol had succeeded, in the night be-

Spanish Threes
BOURSE, JULY 13.—CLOSING PRICES.
Cash. fr. a. End of Month.
42 per Cents 92 75 92f, 80c.
3 per Cents 66 5 66 20
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Western 762 50 Rouen
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Northern

FIRE AT ST. PAUL'S, WALWORTH.—At an early hour
yesterday morning a fire broke out at St. Paul's Church,
Lorimore-square, Carter-street, Walworth. The fire
was not extinguished until considerable damage was
done to the roof of the vestry. The fire originated by a
defect in the flue.
PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.—Au account of
the public income and expenditure for the year ended
the 30th of June last past was published yesterday. It
shows that the grand total amount of the receipts was
61,153,8401., and the grand total amount of the expen-
diture 73,055,1711., leaving an excess of expenditure
over income of no less than 11,901,3311. The items of
the receipts are as follows, viz. :—Customs, 20,868,9861.;
Excise, 16,700,619/. ; stamps, 6,973,355/. ; taxes (land
and assessed), 2,916,6091. ; property-tax, 11,855,126/. ;
Post-office, 1,209,4231. ; Crown lands, 270,571/. ; sale
of old stores, 488,7461. ; moneys received from the East
India Company, 60,000/. ; miscellaneous receipts,
195,2491. ; and unclaimed dividends (received), 115,1491.
The items of the expenditure were as follows, viz. :—ln-
terest and management of the debt, 23,044,877/. ; un-
claimed dividends (paid), 157,766/. ; terminable annui-
ties, 3,850,3701. ; interest of Exchequer-bonds (1854),
210,0001., and interest of Exchequer-bills (supply, defi-
ciency, and ways and means), 600,4141., making the
total charge for the public debt 27,863,4291. The charges
on the consolidated fund amount altogether to 1,614,3121.,
including 396,9651. for the Civil List, 342,9061. for
annuities and pensions 171,9011. for salaries and allow-
ances, 151,0051. for diplomatic salaries and pensions,
367,1781. for courts of justice, and 184,3541. for miscel-
laneous charges on the fund. The supply services amount
to 43,577,4291., including 9,890,0591. for the army,
17,528,008/. for the navy, 6,442,7901. for the Ordnance,
3,000,0001. for the additional expenses of the Russian
war (vote of credit), and 6,716,5721. for miscellaneous
civil services. The amount of money raised in the year
by additions to the funded and unfunded debt was
34,323,000/., and the total issues applied towards the
redmption of the debt 16,550,797/. The balances tic',
thee exchequer on the 30th of June amounted
3,M,Q101.

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NAVAL PAYMENTEL—Her Majesty, on the 26th of
June,
1855, was pleased to approve the following recom-
mendations of the Lords of the Admiralty relative to
naval
payments, viz.,-1, that all bills be issued or
drawn at the uniform term of seven days ; 2, that navy
bills issued for supplies of provisions, victualling, medi-
cal, and naval stores, freights, and generally for all con-
tract works and supplies, be made out payable at seven
days after date ; and 3, that all bills of exchange drawn
on the Accountant-General of the Navy, and accepted
by him, payable in the bill account of the Paymaster-
General at the Bank of England, be drawn at seven days
after sight, instead of three days, as prescribed by Act 2,
William IV., cap. 40. These regulations are to come
into operation on the Ist of October next.
CHELTENHAM ELECTION.—The nomination for the
election of a burgess to represent this borough in the
present Parliament took place in the Town-hall yester-
day. The candidates put in nomination were the Hon.
C. L. Granville Berkeley and Mr. Ridley. On the
show of hands being taken, the result was declared by
the returning officer to be in favour of Mr. Berkeley,
when a poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Ridley.
0 The polling will take place to-day,

35 - 36

THE LATE LORD RAGLAN--A special meeting of the
Town Council of Portsmouth was convened yesterday
by Mr. Alderman Nance, the Mayor, at which it was
resolved to take such steps as may be necessary, in the
event of the body of the late Field-Marshal being landed
at Portsmouth, to show the highest respect to the me-
mory of the late gallant General ; and at the same time
it was resolved to present an address of condolence to
Lady Raglan.

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