The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-08 00:00:00

LITERATURE.

Tait's Edinburgh Magazine.

A pleasing notice of " Sidney, Spenser, and
Elizabethan Romance," by a writer by no means
indifferent to his subject, or merely cursorily
acquainted with it, opens this number. " The
Life of a Sailor" forcibly illustrates the necessity
for a thorough reform in the system of promotion
in the navy, which is shown to be worse than that
in the army. Merit, with money, secures promotion
in the latter, while no man can rise without per-
petual solicitation of political friends in the former.
" Emanuel Swedenborg," designated-by Coleridge
as one of those "great men unjustly branded,"
whose vindication he thought of writing, is the sub-
ject of a eulogistic notice. So also is the author of
" Alton Locke" and " Westward, Ho !" to wit,
Charles Kingsley. Tho leading idea of his teach-
ing is said to be, "to re-unite God and nature,
godliness and life, which have been wilfully divorced
by the fancies and selfishness of men." " The
Crimean War" narrates its history from Alma to
the Malakhoff. " Telse Wollersien" is concluded,
and, in addition to " Our House at Home," an
interesting paper devoted to youthful reminiscences,
the reader will find the commencement of a new
story, entitled "Mary Sutherland," worthy of
notice.

The Art Journal is rich as usual in illustrations
of the pictorial art. The larger engravings comprise
" The First Born," a beautiful picture by Lerius,
in the Royal collection engraved by Lightfoot.
" Fisher Boys," a pleasing landscape on the coast
of Norfolk, painted by W. Collins and engraved
by A. Willimore, and "The Day Dream," a charm-
ing production, engraved by Artlett, from the
statue by P. MacDowell, R.A. Among the minor
illustrations are specimens (one or two but mode-
rately executed) of the works of that eminent
British artist, Sir Charles Locke Eastlake, RA.,
and also of tho most recent productions of indus-
trial art. Among the letterpress a curious paper
on the " Marks of Gold and Silver Smiths," a use-
ful one on " The Art of Architecture in relation to
Sanitary Improvement," " Photographs from Se-
attentiv of
e
Se-
bastopol," and " The Artistic, Industrial, and.
Commercial resultsofthaes
IvUonriltrheyrsoalf
Exposition
an
1855," may be noticed
perusal.

Evalzgelical Christendom.
The most prominent feature of the present num-
ber is an interesting report of the proceedings at
cc The Paris Conference," a meeting of evangelical
Christians of all churches and from all parts of the
world, just held in the capital of France.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, Oct. B.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W. ;
light, with fine weather.

(nu ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Morning.
Arrived—Gipsey, from Llanelly ; Choice, Buenos Ayres;
Adelaide, Waterford ; Curtius. London; Alliance (s.),
Havre ; Argyll (s.), Careutan ; George, Cherbourg ;
Jackson, Black Sea.
Sailed—Welt, for the Black Sea.

LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

Wind S.E.
Arrived.—Corropue, from Montreal; Riga and Alma,
Quebec ; Marsala and Agnes Sophia, Palermo ; Augusti,
Ghent ; Martha, Villa Nova ; Lizzy, Alexandria.
Sailed.—Johan Heinrich, for Stettin ; Argus, New.
foundland; Allaro, Saxkiobing ; Countess of Liverpool,
Hadairg.

QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 6.

Wind S.S.W.
Arrived.—Evangelismos Jachinthia, from Forsyth; In;
Minerva, Undino, and Maid of Orleans, Syra ; Lady
Sale and Woodstock-, Callao; Angola, Leghorn; England,
Akyab ; Kendaros and Slarianski,

(13T SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday, 9.50 aan.
Wind S.W. ; tide half flood ; weather fine.
Arrived, 7tll.—Lonclon, from Gothenburg ; Speedy;
Sydney ; Breadalbano. Buenos Ayres ; Georg; Marsden,
Leghorn ; Atalanta, Berhice; Nephews, Dutikirk; John,
Antwerp ; Juno, Brussels ;,Shelah, Mogador.

Wind W.S.W ; DEAL, Monday, 9.30 a.m.
moderato.
Anchored.-IMargrietta,, from Newcastle, for Alicante.
Pa bed.--Prince Albert, from Callao; Prince Arthur,
Reaug—both for London.

THE SUN, LONDON; MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8, 1855
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Naval and Military Intelligence. SPORTING NOTES. LYNCH LAW IN IT. LINOIS. PRICES OF SHARE'S
SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. Peninsula would dictate that their names should
be brought forward. Next to the Highland Divi- -....-.
AD -
<9l,
sion comes the list forwarded by Colonel the Hon. ' Her Majesty's steam frigate Penelope, 18, Capt. Sir NOTIONS FROM NEWMARKET. The following appears in the New York Tribune : PANIES' STOCK.
( From the Times of this day.)
A. Spencer, who, with a brigade of the Fourth
-_-__,__
W. Wiseman, returned to Spithead on Saturday morn-
Big Foot, Wis., Friday, Sept. 14.
For a whole week the telegraph to the Crimea Division, was sent to reinforce the Highlanders,
, ing from the East, and went into Portsmouth harbour The calm and quiet of Sunday were scarcely disturbed _
From the Official Lest.
On Sunday afternoon last our usually quiet neighbour-
and who "reports in favour of " his personal and , by the arrival of the well-freighted "special." For a has been as good as though it had never existed to
that a highway robbery had been committed and murder
hood was thrown into great commotion by the news PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING.
the British public, and, if the War Department
.has , the brigade staff, but in what these officers distin- I •n the afternoon to refit for further service.
Her Majesty's screw blockship Pembroke, 60, Capt. brief interval after the screech of the railway whistle
LONDON, FRID AY, OCT. 5, 1855.
received any messages beyond those of mere routine, guished themselves we are left to find out as best \ 1
rived at Spithead yesterday morning from there was a rattling of omnibuses and flys through the attempted.
. streets, and then silence again brooded over the snug
New
a eldwt appearsryecoernkt,l
ya thaticidoms
settled
li lencdrtoiosxahebtnfoha:emtwiihloee
it has not thought it necessary to give them to the we can. Then comes the list of officers " brought i Seymour, arrived
'
GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
world. Of present operations against the enemy.
. , little town.
to the notice " of General Simpson by General I the Baltic , and the Russell, 60, Captain Francis Scott
At different posts and corners, however,youbrtyina countrydi thei
eafsrcnofcaromnolmetphoaefn
this
ii\Se accompanied
place,a Iti State
nmo f ; _
and of future prospects we therefore know littie. Markham, although what the latter did to distin- made the same anchorage in the afternoon.
Dividend ,Amount
The Lady M‘Naghton, transport No. 36, arrived at were motley throngs of people, whilst many gentlemen
laaswfabryasthethnisampelacoef,
with the exception of proceeding . sales of Company. per i of Paid. Price.
A cavalry combat has taken place five leagues north- guish himself-or what from the position he rc-
sportsmen " cooled their heels" in front of the coffee- on the Illinois side of the line. al•Lane had a non in- '
Annum. Share.
east of Eupatoria. This would seem as if the
Portsmouth on Saturday from the East with invalids ; _
French meditated a diversion from that place and mained in all day he could see of the struggle in in
and about the Redan-does not appear on the _ace
and the St. Vincent, No. 18, arrived yesterday also with room. These were the only indications of "a meeting
X S. d. £ s. d.l
Sunday."
By his industry and frugality he had accumulated some
to lowa as soon as the haying season should pass. British •••••••• •• •• •• - , ....
417.10.3.
10020
00
00
1.2,00
eo 0u ,
_2O
- -
army
operations on the Russian rear, while the main
invalids.
endeavours to assail the position from the of the despatch now under notice. The Bth of
September was a day of slaughter for thousands of The discussions of the Cesarewitch chances were pur- Coxen was a poor, but industrious and worthy man.
The Hawke, 60, screw blockshi Captain Brighton •-••• • .• • . 51. 20 002.0 0 ' 15
The state of the country as to supplies, the
south. our gallant countrymen,
presence of water, and the nature of the Russian and from it, too, we may date the death of more having replenished
both officers and soldiers ;
her stock of coal, left Portsmouth-
, the worthless "chaff" which was freely scattered on all three or four hundred. dollars, and this constituted all Continenra,l(4th Cap.) . - 50 0020 0 0 his worldly possessions. This little sum Equitable-. ••••.. • • .. 2/. 10s. 150 0 0 all 35
excited the
-
defences, were probably the subjects on which than one military reputation in the higher ranks of harbour for Spithead, going to the eastward, on Saturday sides it was difficult to detect a few valuable grains of cupidity of M'Lane, who, on the d, e Great Central ...... • 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all 12
Marshal Pelissier wished to be informed when this the English army. Of the distinguished gallantry evening, Aj first mentioned, '& e 50 0
I City
ytoof
if:ornoavoitiiici.a..l:: ....
InTerial ............ 101 ail ss%
information. The stream of favour had, however, again repaired to the woods about forty rods from his house,„'°nua. 40 0 (0) a'
force was directed to proceed a day's march into of one officer whose name is " brought to notice " The Havannab, 19, was towed from Hamoaze into set in with seeming steadiness towards Robgill,
' 50 0 0 „ „ -
-
the interior. There can be no doubt that the by General Markham there can be hardly two the Sound, on Friday, by the Confiance and Zephyrside, and awaited the coming of Coxen, whom he ex- Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent. 125 0 0 ~ -
artisans
apparent y p p
1 lace im licit confidence in the
enemy s
'attention has been directed to all these opinions-we allude to Colonel (now Major-Gene- steam-vessels, and took her powder on board the same ppetted that Ray; and when Coxen approached the spot Price '•ix ..• --- - - 41. per cent., 60 0 0 52/ Ii 031
things, and that every obstacle which a devastated ral) Windham. But it was hardly necessary that the day. sound judgment of his owner, M. T. Parr. Some people M`Lane sprang h' f' 1 tl'ensued,- ; Ratcliff ..... .... •• • 5/. 1100 0016 0 0 16
upon im. A fear.u. con_ict .n United General ...... 2/. 10s. 150 0 0 all 20%
country and destroyed wells can oppose will be met stamp of approbation should be affixed to that name Three leading men of shipwrights are appointed from believe that a line by which to measure the chances of which Gam], being wholly undefended, was felled to Westminster Chartered 41- per cent. 160 0 0 2 9 ana
by the allies. In the meantime the road which the by the leader of his division. Windham's name the dockyard at Devonport. to inspect gunboats building Robgill and Scythian has been furnished in private, and the ground, robbed of 375 dots., and then brutally Ditto, New ........ - '5O 0 0 10 0 0 9%
French are making from the Valley of Baidar to for Government at different nherchants' ards
will only cease to be remembered by England when . .y • that the superiority of Robgill's pretensions was proved pounded and lacerated until he was supposed to be WATER-WORKS.
The screw steamer Pasha, Captain Widen, from Lowe- dead. Coxen, however, was able to crawl to the house
the plateau of the Upper Belbek seems, by Prince. the contest we are now engaged in shall be no beyond dispute. The scratching of Scythian, and the
of a . ' ' Dividend Amount
stoft, with stores for B 1 kl t into Pl h
a a ava, pu mouth on near neighbour, to whom he related the occurrence. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Gortschakoff's despatch, to progress, and, it.. is longer recorded in history ; but there were wit-
F•d for al T 1 ay, CO. . announcement that Wells will ride Robgill have given The news spread over the land with the rapidity of a Annum. Share.
position nesses enough of hisgallantpresent with him in
probable that an attack on the Russian „ y Mr. Arthur Stewart, Controllers and Mr. Rae, Tide strength and consistency to this supposition. Mr. Parr prairie fire, and on Monday, at an early hour of the --a- s
will be made on the left flank. The great prepa- the Redan, without the testimony of those at a Surveyor of Customs, Plymouth, placed under detention has the utmost confidence in his horse, and present ap- day, hundreds of sturdy yeomen were seen coming from East London X s. d. X s. d.
61. per cut. Stock. 100
rations of the Russians to defend the Severnaya distance. After General Markham's list comes in the Sound on Saturday the schooner Hermena, Capt• pearances certainly indicate that his most sanguine ex- all directions to the house of the magistrate, where, it-
Kent....
Junction .... • • ~I. per cut. 50 0 o all 70
seem to arise from a fear of a landing at the mouth that of General Codrington, in which-apparently G. B. Ersenbard, which is sailing under Hanoverian . . had been rumoured, the examination was to take place. naernntt;Cit: ....• •• • • .......... 4'• per ant. 100 0 0 -731 i
pectations will be realised.
- too 0 0 -
of the Belbek and anattack on their right, but there as a matter of course-the divisional staff are colours. She was built at Papenlierg, in Havannab, in I arrived on the spot at about three o'clock in the alter- New River Company..• 2/. 10s. -
is little reason to believe that such an enterprise one and all brought forward by name, leaving 1847, but is supposed to be the property of Messrs. Rutz Mr. Sykes keeps close company with Robgill in the noon, just at the conclusion of the examination. The Southwa, _
rk & Vauxhall 5/, per rent. 100 0 o .---
89%
will be attempted. There can be no doubt that our the general reader to ask the not unnatural and Co., of Riga, in which case she will be condemned betting, and his party seem already flushed with success, case was " summed up" on the part of the people by one West Middlesex .....• 5/. per cent. 161 0 - 91%
kto the difficulty of field operations at as a Russian prize. Two officers of customs are in pos- for they certainly deem the race "all over but shouting." of my near neighbours, BRIDGES.
question, whether the names of these officers areighbours, in a speech replete with elo-
enemy 100
so late a season, and expect that the rains of winter "brought to notice" ex officio, or on account of any • barkedsession. The Hermena is from London, where she em-
f . . Last week Mr. Clark expressed his determination to quanta, and marked with great force and energy. Dividend Amount
be dislod red from
will commence before they can h g
gallant act performed during the fight ; and, if thea valuable cargo of general merchandise, and is
scratch the horse unless he could get twenty-five Name of company. From the moment I arrived on the ground, I could but of
Annrm. Share. Paid. Price.
their positions. It is possible tat any hardships latter, what their deeds of bravery or devotion C • 1
bound
to Constantino e.
notice the excitement which appeared to move the whole
crew ompany• s steamship Queen of the The General S C ' monkies" to one •; he has, I believe, been accommo- -- -
will be endured to enable Russia to point to her were ? assembly. Fire flashed from every eye and revenge 4s.d.X B. d. Southssailed from Southampton for Plymouth yesterday, dated, and all the money being on, the backers of Mr. appeared to be the ruling spirit of the hour,' and at the Hungerfard .......... _
army on the north side of Sebastopol for the next But how fare the regimental officers-the
fighting where she will embark a number of men ,belonging to Sykes may now feel assured that " e Southwark - - 12
- 110 o 0 - six raonths. We believe and hope that energetic men of the army, as they may with propriety be the Land Transport Corps, and proceed thence to the e-• . ward eircum- conclusion of the examination it broke forth in tones of no unto - -
--
action during the present month will suffice to drive it called-in this "list of names" which General Crimea. stance will exercise a pernicious influence over the thunder. M'Lane insisted on his innocence, in defiance waterloo ..... ....•• -
of the testimony cf Coxen against him. This incensed - 100 0 0 -
Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. I4s. Bd. 60 0 0 -3%
32%
back at least on Simpheropol, and make Sebastopol Simpson " brings to notice," or rather which " are The following appointments have been made :- horse's chance. At Egham, Mr. Sykes showed in his
the people to a degree almost uncontrollable. They knew Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 28
wholly our own. In this our state of ignorance as brought to his notice" by his division and brigade Admiral Sir Hugh Pi of K.C.B. and 8.C.H., is to best form, and in private it is said that he has figured to that the law would take good care of M‘Lane ; but that Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 - 214
to what is to be done, or even what is intended, it leaders 9
: If despatch before us were the only have the ‘‘ good service ' pension, vacant by the death greater advantage. The report runs that he has beaten would not restore to Coxen his money, and they re- DOCKS.
is satisfactory to see that the recent speech of Lord test by which to judge of their respective merits, of Admiral Sir Samuel Pym, K.C.B. Wild Huntsman at even weights, and if this rumour be solved with one accord that M`Lane must tell where the
Palmerston is not in a diplomatic spirit. He talks the world would say that whilst every staff officer Lieutenant C. A. C. De Crespigny, to the James founded on truth, Mr. Sykes will be formidable indeed, money was concealed, or he would be hanged on the Name of Company. Dividend Amount
per of Paid. Price.
Of Sebastopol in a lone of triumph, and of the of the three divisions had so distinguished himself Watt (additional for service in. the Snap tender) ; Lieu-
He has for many weeks been placed under the care of spot. "Tell us where the money is, you old villain, or
tenant Lord Edmund H. Cecil, to the Colossus (addi- you w . ill never leave the house alive, came
, from many
operations that are to follow in a tone of determi- as to deserve that he would be specially mentioned. J. Dawson, who has exerted all his skill to brine. theX s. d. 1 X s. d
t. 1 for service in the Da tender Lieutenants
pper) ;i _ e mouths simultaneously. M‘Lane persisted in his tune- Commercial .. ~...... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. .
nation. He speaks of the results of the contest in by the Commander-in-Chief, of those belon„eing to
111TaalnateSall, A. Salway, fit andwell to y, H. K. Leet, and J. B. Creaele horse
terms which would hardly he used were those re- the regiments that assaulted the Redan only here to the Royal Albert (for disposal) ; William Evans (B), doubtless, successfully accomplish. Mr. Sykes is h throw the lasso ?" from all East Country.
au. . came parts of the house at , 20s. per sh. - - -
_
suits merely the limitations of April. Great den- and. there a chance captain or subaltern did his to be additional surgeon of the Royal Albert, f ' or service dicapped leniently enough, but the remembrance of his 'once. It was evident a storm was brewing, and the offi- London .. •.,•• ••
Ditto Bonds •' 1. per cent. - 101
ger, great losses, financial ruin, new military dis- duty so valiantly as to be deemed worthy of having in the Crimea. ter having the prisoner in charge very prudently took St. Katharine - -
defeat for City the and Suburban Handicap, for which
asters to Russia, will be, the consequence of a his name publicly recorded. General Simpson's The subjoined General Orders have just been issued him sled out of the reach of the incensed multitude be- outhampton
0 I 7--
persistence in holdine. the Crimea ; unless Lord despatch either means nothing or it means this- from the Adjutant-General's office :- he was backed in earnest, compels me to hesitate before Iwho k • 1
ow, ept up a continua cry for the rope and the Victoria .. • • I si. per cent. ' 20 0 e 10 0 0 1 -
Palmerston greatly change his present mood, little that every gentleman belonging to the staff of the "Royal Artillery, Woolwich, Oct. 4. sharing the sanguine expectations of his partisans. gallows. Here the officer, with two entreated
men,
diplomatic advantage will be gained by the Czar Highland, Second, and Light Divisions, and to the "GENERAL ORDERS. Perhaps, however, my suspicions of Mr. Sykes may be the prisoner, as he valued his life, to tell them where to Dividend Amount
Teesdale to be Inspector and •
from any affectation of invincibility. The stub- Brigades composing those divisions, was on the
purchaserßrevet-Colonel H.
viceG .
Wingfield.Tone
derived from an over partiality for Brother to Grey find the money. The enraged people below stairs were Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
bornness of Gortschakoff and tlei strategy of Mou- Sth September a hero, but that in the regiments a i.ntenant-C2nel E. C. arde is appointed to the Tommy, whose running for the Craven Handicap at determined to lynch him if he did not disclose it. Again • Annum. Share.
a:,
ravieff will not avail to save the Crimea for there were only a few-a very few in proportion- Royal Horse Artillery, vice Teesdale. Goodwood, and the Berkshire Stakes at Reading, is • - '''
and again it WAS urged upon him to no purpose, he in• 1 X s. d. X s. d.
Russia. who were deserving of any honour. And yet, as a ' Captain R. K. Freeth is appointed Deputy Assistant sufficient to render his chance worthy of serious con- a that he kne whatever o the transaction. sistin,. nothing f Au5tra1a51a........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 85
From this uncertainty of movement, and perhaps glance at the Army List will show, there are many Quatretdermaster-General at Woolwich, vice Riddell, pro-,
sideration. This horse I shall expect to see beatthe At this juncture Judge A-, becoming tired of
entreaty, stepped up, confronted •the prisoner, looked British North American 61. per cent. 150 0 0 „ -
Commercial of London. 10/.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -we may add, as far as our Generals are concerned, regimental officers now fighting in the Crimea who (.:
m"
In consequence of the foregoing, Brevet• Col I one Tees great tearing Mr. Sykes. . him full in the eye, and in a loud, earnest tone, said :- ton(Lnn..•:•• ••
••
- ••
- 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
of infirmity of purpose, we turn with something of went through the baptism of fire five, six, ten and dale is posted to the 9th Battalion, vice Ward. ........ 6/. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 " William M'Lane, make now your last prayer, for Lond.Char.Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 19y,
King Tom advances steadily in the betting, and
_-
relief
to the despatches of our enemies, which, twelve years ago in India ; whilst on the staff there "By 2ommand, in less than one half-hour your soul will be in eterna London and County .. 10/. per cent.l 50 0 0 20 0 0
while they show the dogged determination of the are many young men who have now attained to a "H. PALLISER, Assistant Adjutant-General." hould he be absolutely the first favourite at starting You will carry with o h • 'y. L°
ut e stain of a brother 8 blood Londn and Westminstr 114/. percent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 -
' London Joint Stock .. I 12i per cent.' 5
. : " • • p t. A 0 0 10 0 0 32%
foe, attest and heighten the glory of the allied brevet rank of field officers, and who a year ago -- I shall not be surprised. That he is a race-horse of a but do not, Ie t +37 •
n rea.you again, appear before your God Provinclal of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 53
arms. It is evident from Prince Gortsclia.koff's were but subalterns. " Oct. 3. superior stamp ample evidence has been afforded, and, to with a lie upon your lips. We have shielded you thus Ditto, New... .... -81. per cent. 10 o o all - Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to =DroveNationul of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0022 10 0 -
thoughreport, which we published a day or two ago, that, If our English staff were composed of officers Y • • • approve
use a familiar expression, I believe him to be as sound
following promotions in the army, viz. :-General the f • far from an outraged and incensed people, but we can do Nat. Provincial of Egg. 83 '
. • per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
b
that general had no great success in the who had gained high professional testimonials at Henry Viscount Hardinge, G.C.B ,to be Field-Marshal• as a roach. Good as he unquestionably is, however, so no longer." Ditto, New ........ i 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
Principalities, and though he has no great repute- any military college-of men selected because they -Dated Oct. 2. his heavy weight will sorely try his powers, but expe- of his real • . •
This last fervid appeal brought the culprit to a, sense Orientui Bank Corpora. p r 25 0 0 all 40e;
South Australia ...... 1143 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 tion among his countrymen as a strategist, the were good draughtsmen, or well acquainted with "2. Her Majesty has been pleased to approve the fol.
r'ence has tau ht us that horses real!soundand d y - • • 30!. per cent. 25 0 0 ',', - •
69%
event has justified the last act of the Emperor the subtleties of tactics, or perfectly conversant lowing promotions in the Royal Artillery, viz, :-Second 1 , g.then called for his wife, who advised him to keep Ditto .............. 391. per cent. - 210 0 -
Nicholas when he removed Menschikoff, and sent with any other science whatever, useful for soldiers Captains to be Adjutants-Richard.Paget Campbell Jones,
can ' accomplish wonders" under a crushing impost. silent, which advice he determined to take. At Irnim of L0nd0n...... 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 29%
Union of Madrid ... • • I - 40 0 0 all -
vice Bs.Mley, who resigns the acljntantcy only. Dated He will, I anticipate, keep Neville and the other high this a rush was made for the upper floor, the rope
Gortschakoff to take his place. He knew the -there would be less occasion to find fault with
.iwnst 96,1854. thrown over his head, and then commenced a con- CANALS.
stubborn courage, the minute military know- this perpetration of an old abuse. But even the "'Henry Townsend Boultbee, vice Telfer, retired on weights safe.
filet which the pen cannot descrihe. I had been ac-
ledge, the caution, the coolness, and, above whole world is perfectly well aware that per- half pay. Dated October 7, 1854. Sultan was tried on Friday and not found wanting.•
customed to read of lynching affairs, but never until Names of Dividend Price Fames ef ~j Dividend
all, the desperate Russian spirit of the man sonai or family interest or connexion are the only " Robert John Hay, vice Adye, Promoted. Dated De- William Day has had the benefit of his father's advice now bad I witnessed such a scene. The struagle was con-Tames. per Conipanies. 1 Annum. er
Price.
who had so long and, in some cases, so unseen- stepping-stones towards a staff uniform, and that camber 9,1804. 1 in the management of his horse, and he calculates hope- between the people, the officers, and the prisoner. us Annum. 7)
" George Harrison Ann Forbes, vice Henry, promoted. ..•
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pulously se,rved him. He also knew the whilst his regimental comrade-probably his seeior Dated January 18, 1853. fully upon carry:ng the Cesarewitch Stakes to Wood- While the strife was raging within the outer yard was
X ! X
General's influence with the troops, to whore for _was three and four times a-week braving death "Gentleman Cadet William Henry Izod to be Lieutes gates. When not half prepared Sultan ran forward in thronged with spectators gazing up into the windows to Ashtni&Oldhl2 71. p. ct. 139 ~",illeazlesileld. •0( 2/. 10s. 51%
years he had been the representative of terrible in the
trenches, the Aide-de-Camp, Brigade-Major, nant, and to take rank in the list of Lieutenants next after catch a glimpse of the battle. Among the number of ini•rfnsilA•e•rellso; 4-/. - Oxforld •.•• :: :: tOOO 161.
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the race for the Goodwood Stakes, and in that encounter severity, but also of rigid justice and unceasing or Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant-General is quietly Lieutenant Frederick John George Hill. Dated April 20, be . high eaeer spectators I observed many whose wrinkled brows Birmingham 401 41. 93 Peak Forest. is 1 5/. Os, 86 evinced a order of racing merit. Still in bestow-
attention to the soldiers' wants, feelings, prejudices, husbanding his health and strength in his chief's '2,and silvery locks told plainly that they had long since Coventry.... 10131 25 /. - Ilegent's•• - 30, 11 l4li
18•Aieutenant Frederick lams' to be Second Captain,• consideration on Sultan the claims of Joe Miller Derby ••• • • 100 6/. 15s. 81 Rochdalc...• 85 11. 105. 60
and passions, He had high rank and au historical comfortable quarters, it becomes really too much vice Snow, killed in action. Dated September 16, 1855. lug
passed the meridian of life-some of whom, too, had
EllsmreBtChs 69 2% p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140' - -
name ;he was proud, but not, like Paskiewitch of a good thing in these days of open council, to " The date of promotion of Second Captain W. G. An- must not be overlooked. been the pillars of the church fora quarter of a century. GrandJunetn'loo 3/. pr. et. 38 Do. Lk FdSt
and Menschikoff, eager for personal deference and reward one man for what another has suffered-often draws is altered from the 16th to the 7th of September, The Newmarket folk are pleased with the appearance Perhaps this was the first time in their whole lives that Do., 6 pr.Ct.' 10 61. pr. et. ii X, Stftrd &Wore 140 281. 425
Grand
Purrey 100 41. - Shrewsbury.. - -
125
swayed by personal flattery. That no scruples or for another's death. One single instance of this will 1855. and action of the French horse Monar they had ever been called upon to sanction such a pro- 1 ! que. He must • ' Grand Union 00 1/.os. - Stourbridge.. 12/ 290
145 •
compassion would prevent him from holding in suffice for any reasonable man. In the Rifle Bri- " Brevet Colonel Charles William Wingfield to be be good, indeed, however, to win under his heav din and in the atrocity of the crime committed
cee g, . .
- Kennt & Avn' 39: 6s. Od . - Severn and
.1 •
121 28
rigid control a garrison, even at the last extremity, gado there are two officers, bearing the regimental Colonel, vice Wilford, ordered to be borne supernumerary.
weight. Black Swan will, perhaps, run f y they found their justification. Lancaster .. 100' - - Wye Rail. 26 •
"Captain John Henry Lefroy (on seconded list), to be forward, After a struggle of perhaps a quarter of an hour in Leeds &Livrp 100 251. - Warwick &}
might be judged from his past career. A quarter rank of captain. The one of these-who belongs Lieutenant-Colonel. but I cannot "stand her." Doubts exist as to whether which the prisoner had been several times suspended b, Leicester.... 1001 61. 4934 13irming. 100 2/. 23%
of a century before he had carried on war in Po- to what may be called the unprotected class-en- "Captain Charles James Buchanan Riddell, to be Lieu- Messrs. Greville and Payne will
have a representative. the neck, and as often released to give him a chance to LoughLorog '
Leicstr &Ntla 83i - - Wanvick &'1
h 142, 701. - Napton.. 5 100 2/. 11
land with fearful severity. Such was the man tared the service in 1834, exictly 21 years ago, tenant-Colonel, viee*Wicgfield.tell of the money, he sued for pardon ; and as he stood stonmoutash too: - - worestr &78 21. 19
chosen by the Emperor and his counsellors for the After seeing avast deal of service in India, this "Brevet-Major John George Boothby, to be Captain, Crown Pigeon lam inclined to regard as being one ef
Rasping for breath and telling the spot where eth Money ?,‘lnittgTierysh 100, - - Thrilling. 3
vice Riddell. ' , the most formidable three-year-olds in the race. John - eIL wbry 100! - -,W Wilts rs - 8. .11& B k 10 Od ,“4
command at Sebastopol as soon as it became known gentleman-who purchased all his steps-ex- was concealed, I saw the blood standing on his neck. -_.
"Lieutenant Alexander Henry Murray' fun
anenndA.l i grw,l4 1.,....,‘“,,... ..a.-........A 4,.. .....:-. 1.,_... i_ 1 . • .1.1... i. 4.1.- .sli:-A ---.:-.....- ... :-.. 1-14.1-. -...1 ‘. . . . .. -•- • . ... . • -

--- ----, ---- - -- ----- -- -- ----, - -...5.,.. .., t,ue La au,.t.tti,Lon, .-Lustratasia....,...... 20‘. per cent.! 4U 0 U all ee
sufficient to render his chance worthy of serious con- At this juncture Judge A- becomine tired of British North American 6/. per cent. 150 0 0 „ -
From this uncertainty of movement, and perhaps gl;tice rittheA;;; Eistl-viliZo;, thez;ar€7ll;;; Quartermaster-General at Woofwich,viceitidieff,-p-r-o'-,
sideration. This horse I shall expect to see beat the entreaty, stepped up, confronted'-the risorTer, looked commercial or Lond.ore 10/.per cent. ,100 0 0 20 0 0 -
PColonial ..........-. 51. per cent. ‘lOO 0 0 25 0 0 -
°LOCI
. him full in the eye, and in a loud, earnest tone, said :- lonian. ... -
we may add, as far as our Generals are concerned, regimental officers now fighting in the Crimea who
in"
In consequence of the foregoing, Brevet• Colonel Tees great tearing Mr. Sykes.
"William M'Lane, make now your last prayer, for
of infirmity of purpose, we turn with something of went through the baptism of fire five, six, ten and dale is posted to the 9th Battalion, vice Ward.
King Tom advances steadily in the betting, and
London and County .. 10/. per- cent. 2
Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus.
500 00
00
00 19%
relief to the despatches of our enemies, which, twelve years ago in India ; whilst on the staff there "By 2ommand, in less than one half hour your soul will be in eternit2o Mel
while they show the dogged determination of the are many young men who have now attained to a "H. PALLISER, Assistant Adjutant-General." hould he be absolutely the first favourite at starting You will carry •th •of brother' bloody• L°
wi you the stain a s ; London Joint-Stock ... I 12i. per
Londn and Westminstr 114/. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
cent.' 50 0 0 10 0 0 3 4
foe, attest and heighten the glory of the allied brevet rank of field officers, and who a year ago -- I shall not be surprised. That he is a race-horse of a but do not, Ie t t
n rea you again, appear before your God Provincial of Ireland.. 81, per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 523
" Oct. 3.
Ditto, New......... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all
superior stamp ample evidence has been afforded, and, to with a lie upon your lips. We have shielded you thus
arms. It is evident from Prince Gortschakoff's were but subalterns.
"Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to approve Natiortr.l of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
which we published a day or two ago, that, If our English staff were composed of officers far from an outra ed and incensed eo l
use a familiar expression, I believe him to be as sound _ g g pp e, but woq can do Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0035 0 0 -
report,
the following promotions in the army, viz.:-General
so no longer. . Ditto, New ........ / El!. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
though that general had no great success in the who had gained high professional testimonials at Henry Viscount Hardinge, G.C.B ,to be Field-Marshal. as a roach. Good as he unquestionably is, however,
this last fervid appeal brought the culprit to a sense Oriental Bank Corpora. B'. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 40%
Principalities, and though he has no great repute- any military college-of men selected because they -Dated Oct. 2, his heavy weight will sorely try his powers, but expo- of his real situation.H
. e turned deadly pale, and South Australia ...... 114! p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 PP •--'
•
tion among his countrymen as a strategist, the were good draughtsmen, or well acquainted with "2. Her Majesty has been pleased to approve the fol-
rience has taught us that horses really sound and good then called
for
his wife, who advised him to keep Union of Australia.... 30/. per cent. 25 0 0
Ditto .............. 391. per cent. - 69%
2co 0 -
event has justified the last act of the Emperor the subtleties of tactics, or perfectly conversant lowing promotions in the Royal Artillery, viz,
C bell :-SecondJon c ' ' •
be Adjutants-Itichar
.raget amp es, .
an accomplish wonders" under a crushing impost. silent, which advice he determined to take. At Union of L0nd0n...... 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 29%
Nicholas when he removed Menschikoff, and sent with any other science whatever, useful for soldiers Captainsidte7
Union cf Madrid ....• i - , 40 0 0 all -
y, who resigns the acljntantcy only. Dated He will, I anticipate, keep Neville and the other high this a rush was made for the upper floor, the rope
Gortschakoff to take his place. He knew the -there would be less occasion to find fault with viceAuenst 96,e1854. thrown over his head, and then commenced a con- CANALS.
stubborn courage, the minute military know- this perpetration of an old abuse. But even the "'Henry Townsend Boultbee, vice Telfer, retired on weights safe, flict which the pen cannot describe. I had been ac-
ledge, the caution, the coolness, and, above whole world is perfectly well aware that per- half pay. Dated October 7, 1854. Sultan was tried on Friday and not found wanting. • • s • customecl to read of lynching affairs, but never until NaMe3 of ,_, Dividend Price Names of '
' Dividend
per
all, the desperate Russian spirit of the man sonai or family interest or connexion are the only " Robert John Hay, vice Adye, promoted. Dated De- William Day has had the benefit of his father's advice now bad I witnessed such a scene. The struggle was Conipaui es. al
Anperm. Companies. cl
- Annum. Price.
comber 9, 1854. .
vice
who had so long and, in some cases, so unseen- stepping-stones towards a staff uniform, and thatin the management of his horse, and he calculates hope- between the people, the officers, and the prisoner. .. ,
" George Harrison Ann Forbes, i Henry, promoted.
- -
pulously serve him. He also knew the whilst his regimental comrade-probably his senior Dated January 18, 1855. fully upon carryhag the Cesarewitch Stakes to Wood- While the strife was raging within the outer yard was £ ' ! x
General's influence with the troops, to whom for _was three and four times a-week braving death "Gentleman Cadet William Henry Izod to be Lieutes sates. When not half prepared Sultan ran forward in thronged with spectators, gazing up into the windows to Anethrntnsi,&yOld.h.l2 71. p. ct. 139 -NNlertacteiliTl.e.ld: ;(())(0 2t, lOs. 51%
years he had been the representative of terrible ; the All trenches, the Aide-de-Camp, Brigade-Major, nant, and to take rank in the list of Lieutenants next after the race for the Goodwood Stakes, and in that encounter catch a glimpse of the battle. Among the number of Brknk&Abrgllso, 4/. - Oxford.... • • 100, - Tio
severity, but also of rigid justice and unceasing or Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant-General is quietly Lieutenant Frederick John George Hill. Dated April 20,
he • d
evince a high order of racing merit. Still in bestow- eager spectators I observed many whose wrinkled brows
and silvery locks told plainly that they had long since Coventry....
Birmingham 1 401 41, 93 Peak Forest. 'is 5/. Os, 86
100 j 25/. - Regent's •• • • 30; 1/ 1414
attention to the soldiers' wants, feelings, prejudices,, husbanding his health and strength in his chief's 18'45% ' . .
Derby ••. •• 100' 6/. 15s. 81 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. co
"Lieutenant Frederick Lune(' to be Second Captain, ins consideration on Sultan the claims of Joe Miller passed the meridian of life-some of whom, too, had
and passions, He had high rank and au historical comfortable quarters, it becomes really too much vice Snow, killed in action. Dated September 16, 1855. must not be overlooked. been the pillars of the church for a quarter of a century. Ellsmre&Chs, 69 2% p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140 - -
GrandJunetn' 100 31. pr, et. 38 Do. Lk FdSt 12 - -
name ;he was proud, but not, like Paskiewitch of a good thing in these days of open council, to " The date of promotion of Second Captain W. G. An-
-281. 425
and Menschikoff, eager for personal deference and reward one man for what another has suffered-often draws is altered from the 16th to the 7th of September, The Newmarket folk are pleased with the appearance Perhaps this was the first time in their whole lives that i n on. ,da4rr.rCet.:llog 61. p4rl.. ct. 11%,
sSbtftrerd:
-8-bwti
rot' c lag
they had ever been called upon to sanction such a pro- 4 125
swayed by personal flattery. That no scruples or for another's death. One single instance of this will 1855. and action of the French horse Monarque. He must Grand Union 1001 1/ Os - Stoarbrldie- ,45 17/. 290
ceeding, and in the atrocity of the crime committed Kreannt & Avn' 39! 65. Od. - Severn and f '
compassion would prevent him from holding in suffice for any reasonable man. In the Rifle Bri- "Brevet Colonel
_Charles William Wingfield to be be good, indeed, however, to win under his beau 1261 21. 28
Y they found their justification, - - Wye Rail.
Colonel, vice Wilford, ordered obe borne supernumerary. ion. . Lancaster .. ' too,
rigid control a garrison, even at the last extremity, gado there are two officers, bearing the regimentalweight. Black Swan will, perhaps, run forward, After 1 ' i tv '- k & Leeds &Livrp 1001 25 . - ant le
" Captain John Henry Lefroy (on seconded list), to be ter a strugg e of perhaps a quarter of an hour in
100 2/. 23%
might be judged from his past career. A quarter rank of captain. The one of these--who belongs Lientenant-Colonel. but I cannot "stand her." Doubts exist as to whether which the prisoner had been several times suspended by Leicester.... 1001 6/. 49% 13irming. I
ick &
of a century before he had carried on war in Po- to what may be called the unprotected class-en- "Captain Charles James Buchanan Riddell, to be Lieu- Messrs. Greville and Payne will have a representative. the neck, and as often released to give him a chance to EL, eolucne
ht ri
~
?rr "I - :: WrZton..l 1001
gh 1421 701. 2/. 11
land with fearful severity. Such was the man toted the service in 1834, exactly 21 years ago, tenant-Colonel, vice•Wiegfield.
Crown Pigeon lam inclined to regard as being one of tell of the money, he sued for pardon ; and as he stood efonmouthsh too: - - worcso: & 7B 21. 19
chosen by the Emperor and his counsellors for the After seeing a vast deal of service in India, this "Brevet-Major John George Boothby, to be Captain, gasping for breath and telling the spot where the money Mntgmerysh 100 - - Birmin .
g i
the most formidable in AleltnMwbry 100 - - , Wilts & Brks - lOs. Od. 414
ice Riddell. three-year-olds the race. John was concealed, I saw the blood standing on hieneck,"
command at Sebastopol as soon as it became known gentleman-who purchased all his steps-ex-
v "Lieutenant Alexander Fleur M ( y array on seconded Scott, however, who used to train him, declares him to which had been wrung from it by the rope. .
After a con- i INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
that the allied armies were recovering health and changed into the Rifle Brigade, with which corps list), to be Second Captain.
be a moderate horse. Still, although I fancy a shorter feslBioll of his guilt and a delivery of the money,
spirits, receiving large reinforcements, and, with he has served in the Crimea since the commence- "Lieutenant John Alexander Phillips Adams, to be '.. y, the Dividend ' Amount
distance will be suited to his powers, I shall not think people were content to leave him in the hands of the law, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
new and powerfUl artillery, preparing or the great ment of the war, and has never been absent from Second Captain, vice Boothby.
Annum. Share.
and at the conclusion of the matter they gave six hearty
bombardment of April. Ho was, indeed, a man to his duty a single day-he is still a captain. In the ." Lieutenant Roderick Mackenzie to be Second Captain, slightingly of his chance. His light weight may"bring
cheers for Judge Lynch. _
ordered
to be bores supernumerary. Dated
7him home." Bolton seems much improved ; he goes
tend undismayed under an "infernal fire," to feed same regiment with his officer, but much junior to
vice Simpson,
September.
for months his batteries with men, tO See regiment him, is a scion of a noble house who entered the ~ 3. Her Majesty has been pleased' to sign the following well, and will indubitably run forward. Paletot, it is attempted murder and highway robbery. Alliance Brii: and Fo•r. 71. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 1814
after regiment disappear, with only the same soli- service in 1846. Being a relative of the late Lord commissions in the Royal Regiment of Artillery:-viz., to asserted, beat Vindex in a trial, hence the retrogression . Ditto Marine ... .... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0025 0 0 39%
Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0 -
citude that he would watch diminished stores of Raglan, ho was appointed to the Head-Quarters be Lieutenants with temporary rank, Francis Duncan, of the latter and the advance of Paletot. Without ex- Atlas -
Alexander Doull, John Ryder Oliver, Edward Egan, James
41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
shot and shell. He was a man to defend an long as staff when his corps was ordered abroad. In Do-tending my remarks to the other probable starters I shall FORTHCOMING PRIZES AT THE PARTS krgus l'ire •••••• • • • • '
Corray Jones Lowry, James Peatty Morgan, George Groi•
--- British Commercial .. 71. 103. 50 0 0 50 0 6%
defence was possible, and then to destroy with a member last this young man became a regimental
Hanner, Philip McLourin Guille, Arthur Ford, Francis merely state, that of the extreme outsiders I deem Eulo. EXHIBITION. -2.1erie1.,11-ed.& Gen. Life .6 pr et. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21
TeSOlUtiOn which the world knows Lot whether to captain, and was forthwith promoted to brevet- Montague Smith, Francis Arthur Smart, Frederick How- gist, St. Clare,
and Lady Tatton worthy of notice•
---a- County .........,.... 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0
Crown .............. 178. Cd 50 0 0 5 0 0 -
call barbarous or heroic. What he and his men major-why, the Horse Guards alone can tell, ex- lett, Richard Handcock, Charles Mills Molony, George -
The winner will, I anticipate, be either Earle ss 50 0 0 50 0 6%
passed through during the last month of their re- cep it was be sine he was on the staff, and that he Arbuthnot, Richard Sadlier, William Ruston Barlow, The Moniteur, in accordance with the imperial decree
Equity and Law.... :: :: 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5%
sietance we now have learnt from the General's was on the staff because he was a relative of the and Robert Callwell Smith. ' ROBGILL OR BROTHER TO GREY TOMMY. just published, gives a list of the mixed international European Life ...... ... 1/. 20 0 0 en 18%
own address to his troops. No English writer Commander-in-Chief's. Lord Raglan dies, and "5. The whole of the officers named in the third pars-
.. . . jury appointed to award the prizes at the Universal Ex- General.-- „ ...... 6/. 50 0
PP 5% graph will join at Woolwich on the Bth of October. King Tom stands nest in my estimation. Were I in-Globe
tubition. The selection of agriculture and industry forms
51. per cent. Stock. I „ 105
would have. dared to rate the Russian loss so high; General Simpson succeeds him, when his lord- ,r d.
By comman , dined to risk a trifle on a couple of outsiders, I should 27 &asies, divided into groups. Guardian ............ st. per cent. CO 0 0 47 5 0 5174
Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent, 500 0 0 50 0 0 -
it would have appeared an ignorant exaggeration. ship's relative is kept on as a delicate compel- "H. PALLISER, Assistant-Adjutant-General."
select for that purpose Crown. Pigeon and B Aton. The following is a list of the council of presidents and imperial Life
" During 30 days," says Gortschakoff, " the gar- merit to departed greatness-a sort of living wreath An immense quantity of timber has lately been dis-
Indemnlty Marine.... 11. 34 & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
risen lost from 600 to 1,000 men a-day."hunguponthe le c- ars a s charged at Pembrokedockyard, orderto meet the
This is of iinmorteis - vice-presidents' of this first section :-
President-Prince Napoleon. Vice-Presidents-The Law Fire .......... •• 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 -
PLaw Lite.- •....,.. .. - 100 0 - 10 0 0 59
indeendent of the slaughter of the last three tomb by his successor. Sebastopol falls, and the demands caused by an increased establishment and the what hard.
Minister of State, the Minister of Finance, and the Pre- Legal and General Life - 50 00, 2 0 0 5%
days' bombardment, and in the last supreme sting- fortunate youth is entrusted to carry the not rapid building of so many vessels. AS man as half-a- The minor items of the programme I will briefly dis- sident of the Senate. London
dozen ships have been unloading at the same time.
London Ship.... ..... -
gle during six terrible assaults. What the Russian over luminous despatch of his chief to England, miss. A match between Comfort and Para has been Presidents-MM. Elie de Beaumont, Ist class ; Sir W. losses have been during the whole campaign it is For this he is made lieutenant-colonel-his senior Tbowoeknstythaedditional sawbyerersbehinave. beend enteredt on the
made, the former to carry Bst. 71b., and the latter Hooker, 2d class ; Count de Gasparin, 3d class ; Gen. iNsiteaarinier;-;iia.deti•itio 418esirpr
esrhcatr e 105 g 0 g 2f2i toll 0 ezesie
scarcely possible to conjecture, for we believe that no captain by eleven years in the army and by a
former
converted onnuvme rt e d timber
theefotrone w vpre-es - Bst. 91b. They will run over the last half of the Abine- Morin, 4th class ; Hartwich, sth class ;W. Fairbairn, Minerva. ........ ••
paration of the
adequate idea has been formed of the terrors of this dozen steps in the regiment still remaining captain. sets. New sawmills are also to be erectedcl at Pembroke don mile. I shall expect Comfort to be the winner. 6th class ; Gen. Poncelet, 7th class • Marshal Valliant, Monarch -
l's national Loan Fund., al. per cent. 20 0 0 2 0 0 wonderful siege. Disease, cold, andcornbat have hid Thus it is that the Horse Guards reward merit and dockyard, the contract for which is to be taken arwell St
b the For the Cle . ekes I fancy Porto Rico, and for
y..Bth class; C. Wheatstone, 9th class; 'Dinnas 10th class •
, Palladium Life ~.
A. R. 0 wen, 11th class ; Dr. Po 1 '
ye, 12th class ; Baron Pelican •••••••••••••• - - - -
men low in n unibersiwhich i Orequi res. some boldness tie long services, taking no account of family influence contractor who is now enlarging.. the dry dock. This U 3 the Royal I shall select Claret The Bedford Stakes I Ch. Dupin, 13th class ; Mar 14' - iso
Mary, 14th class ;Von Dechen, PhTll'A
state. Wesay nothino ofthe allicelloss, but thatof the or personal interest ; and thus it is that we expect rapidly progressing in its enlargement, a, consideral+ - to Mi • •Proress:onal Life...... 51. per cent. 50010 0 -
shall assign ncepie and, The Bretby to Kali_ 15th class ; Dr. von Steinbeis, 16th class ; Lord Hert-
Russians seems likely to have fallen little short of our regimental officers to be content with their number of hands being kept constantly at work, and Provident Life........ 11. ss. St bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 WA
200,000. Never in modern times has there been hard lot, and to cultivate the vine that others may slip No. 14 is also being a,dvancsd in its alteration. Dramatist may " e f "
, pygee. p r orm successfully for the ford, 17th class ; Regnault, 18th class ; Th. Bazley, 19th Rock Life............ 7s. 53 0 010 0 8%
so great a destruction on so limited a field. pluck the grapes. The following account of the death of Capt. Steven- Prendergast. class ; Cunin-Gridaine, 20th class ; Arles Dufour, 21st Royal Exchange ...... 10/. per cent. Stock. all 230
•• •• 6/. 10s. -
class ; Legentil, 22d class ; Grenier-Lefebvre 23c1 class ; Sun Fire o
After having dwelt upon the valour and endu- Will nothing stop this perpetual military job- son, of the 30th gegiment, in the attack on the Redcap, A FRESH MAN', Ditto Life
Hittorff, 24th class; Lord Ashburton, 25th class; United Kingdom •*.::: 4/. pi.letl.4Ssels. 20 -0
0 4 O 0 -.5!-.‘
ranee of the allied host which won this long con- bins ? If heedless of the gross injustice done to has been sent home by a brother officer .-He states, Newmarket, Oct. 7, 12 p.m,
that on the morning cf the Bth of September the corn- Louis Forster, 26th cass ;J. Helmesbeger, 27th class. Universal Life... -
tested victory, we may well do justice to the genius the unprotected officers of the army, can the nation
Vice-Presidents-MM. Devaux, Ist class; Milne Ed- victoria Life - 412 6 5%
panics of the 30th intended to take part in the storming -----------
of the hostile General. When we praise the map remain silent under the sneers and wonderment of Pan- •
wards, 2d class • Evelyn Dosison, 3d class ; Combos, MISCELLANEOUS.
of the Redan were told off in the advanced whom we hav-s defeated we, in fact, praise oar- our French and Sardinian allies? 'We are apt to , trenches. 4t. BpORTING INTELLIGENCE. 4th class ;Schneider, sth class ;Gen. Piggott, 6th class;
about 12 o clock at noon they had orders to attack •; they Dividend I Amount
selves. His courage and determination, the de- call the Emperor Napoleon despotic, and to think ligmedietelv rushed out of the trenches, and had a space --esos--.. R. Willis, 7th class ;Sir D. Brewster, Bth class • Babinec, Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
votion of his officers, and the dogged, unflinching that his will is all-powerful, but unless his Majesty of about 270 yards to cross before they reached the fort. TATTERSALL'S.- SATURDAY. 9th class ;T. Graham, 10th class ; Payen, 11th class ;
-
resistance of his men, have receivell the tribute of wished his army of all ranks to rise in one geueral In crossing this space they were exposed to a most ter- LATEST BETTING. Rayner, 12th class; J. Burgoyne, 13th' class; Ch. £ s. d. £ s. 0.
their enemy's applause. But the military skill of ' mutiny, he dare not perpetrate one single such job rific fire of grape, canister, and rifle, but t s range to say Manby, 14th class; Michel Chevalier, 15th class; Assam Tea .......... 51. 50 0020 0 0 -
14 -
the evacuation is also deserving of its meed. While as our War-office Gazette calmly announces by the lea one officer fell. When they had been in action about CESAREWITCH STAKES. Pelouze, 16th class ;Count de Laborde, 17th class ' Ch. kuctien Mart•• .. .. •• 2 per cent. 50 0 0 -
100 0 o 17 10 0 13
rl.t.url
under the concentrated fire, at close range, of the dozen to the world ; and it will be well for England 10 minutes a rifle builet carried off the third finger of 6to 1 agst Robgill (taken) de Brouckbre, 18th class ; Mimerel, 19th class ; Laou- russttr,:iiitaann Trust 8/. per lesent. - 25 0 0
allied guns-while losing nearly 1,000 men aeley, if a powerful voice is raised to put a stop to these Captain Stevenson's left hand, and lodged in his right 13 to 2 agst Mr. Sykes (7 to 1 taken) roux, 20th class ; Diergardt, 21st class • 11f6vissen, 22d Austra,ian Royal Mail 51. 10 0 0 all 4(,',
-
Gortschakoff
began to prepare for his retreat unjust practices. We last year murdered a third knee, causing him to fall. He instantly rose again, but, 11 to 1 agst King Tom (taken) class ; Sallandrouze de Lainornaix, 23d class ; Duke of Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all -
ss.
British American Land 1 - I 40 0 0 -
being unable to stand without help, a soldier assisted 12 to 1 agst Sultan (taken) Hamilton and Brandon, 24th class • M. Rondot, 25th . .. 6/.per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 144
across the harbour. With immense labour a bridge, of our army by neglect ; let us in time stop those
Canada of barges was laid over an inlet of the sea, the who ivould cc d' to t "
or ing custom om make our .
him back to the trenches, upon climbing the parapet of 12 to 1 agst Monarque (taken) class; A Firmin Didot, 26th class; 'Elaldvy, 27th class. p'e'r -•I'Bo.n. ds 51. per
Secretary of the Council-M. Ad. Raise (des Vosges), Ditto, 6 pert cent. .. Cl. per cent. - - 119%
which a grape shot struck him in the h p and knocked
i 100 to 8 agst Brother to Grey Tommy (taken)
width of which is nearly 1,200 yards. At the close officers discontented by undue andmostpartial - -
Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 - -
24 0 0 , 17%
of that fatal day, which made all further defence advancement of those who do next to nothino over where' he lingered 25 to 1 agst Siding (taken) The section of the fine arts forms three classes, which
.....
- -
the hospital, _
when
until the morning of, Ditto -•• •• ......
impossible the General, without any suspicion on those h f twelve long months borne theare also divided into several groups. The members of Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 ,100
who have OFg _ Monday, the 10th, wl about 5 a.m. he expired. 30 to 1 agst Crown Pigeon (taken) 0 0
the part of the wariest of his enemies, blew 1 •
the council of this section are :-President-Count de Dittc New ...... „ - 50 0 0 l7 10 0 -
up his heat and burden of the day. We cannot afford The Long Melford troop of Yeomanry Cavalry were 33 to 1 agst Bolton (taken) fort, fired barracks, hospitals, and houses, and led.l 33 to 1 agst Muscovite (offered) Morny, President of the Corps g' of •; Vice-Presie Gen. Revers. & Inve.st. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0
longer to make a war army the means of push- inspected on Tuesday last in Kentwell-park, Suffolk,
any. ohe . .
10 p. et. , 15 0 0 14 0 0 -
40,000 men, with probably 10,000 wounded, • ino d ino• aristocratic youngsters to high rank, unless under Lieutenant r , commanding, by Lieutenant- 40 to 1 agst Paletot (taken) dent-M. Baroche, President of the Council of State elseetc:,:iiiter,;vtgatio.n.
- Stock. - -
narrow column over a frail structure two-thirds of te ' di t. •la •6d by professional merit as well Colonel Unett, 3d Light Dragoons, who expressed him- 40 to 1 agst Lady Tatton (taken) Secretary. Elungerford .......... 2/. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
i
my are . s inguis e
London Ins • • Mutton ... - - -
a loll© in length. His position during these last
as good birth. All such abuses as we have pointed self perfectly satisfied with the general appearance and . 66 to 1 agst Quince (taken) Class 31 is a special class composed of products of
London Reversionary 5/per cent 15 0 0 all
most effective preparations may be judged from efficiency of the troop. 100 to 1 agst Topsavrer (taken) domestic economy. A list of the members of the jury
~ Russell Institution.... • -
y- II2IO 0 -
out must be reformed, and either General Simpson
of this class has been already published. Price's PatentCand.Co 10/. percent. 20 00117 10 28%
the fact that in 24 hours after the opening of the An officer of the Land Transport Corp hag recently 20 to 1 agst Messrs. Greville and Payee's lot (t)
or his successor must be made to look to gallantry
The fete to be given to Prince Ncpoleon by the exhi- Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. precut, 100 0 0 100 0 -
bombardment the allies had fired 70,000 shot andbeen to Ashton-under-Lyne for the purpose of obtaining 500 to 10 agst Robgill winning this and the Cam- Royal Mail steam..., 4/. p. share. 100 00600 0 77
y claim officers
or distinction in the field as the one takeplacepositively on Oct. 15, at the n tors will
he lace It was un
16,000 shell into t p .. der ibis can have to be mentioned in the üblic despatches volunteers from the 6th Royal Lancashire Militia. There bridgeshire (taken).
. as announced The hour ,
South Australian Land 6/. per cent.
hotel Louvre, already • fixed Trust and Loan Comp. 25 0 0 all -
tempest that Gortschakeff laid his last galvanic P ' ' were on parade at the time not more than 300 men, and Alice was scratched on Saturday morning at nine
or recommended to her Majesty for brevet promo-
is half-past eight in the evening. The subscription list Upper Canada .... - 20 00,5 0 0 on being asked to volunteer upwards of 200 stepped o'clock.
out
will be closed at five on the 11th inst.
wires, and carried his last stores across. What
-
tion. Regimental officers ought-and must-have of the ranks. Five corporals and 192 privates
. were ap-
G I
should we say in England to a General of ours who the lion's share .of milikary reward, inasmuch as proved for the service required. Th. is regiment has
feat ? Should we makealso THE JOCKEY CLUB.-There will be a general meet- I Dividend Amount
performed so surprising a they have to brave all the danger. There is not a given volunteers both to the cavalry and the line. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
unless he had
him a Field-Marshal ? Not served man in England but rejoices in General Windham 's Every Tuesday and Saturday (weather fine) L '
ins of the members of the Jockey Club, at the New
Lord Sea- THE C.RYST A L PALACE. Annum. Share.
, that our Gene-ROOlll9 on Wednesday next, immediately after the
in Spain. It is probable,
idea, promotion ; while there are but few who do not ton reviews the troops at the Curragh. • ,
...
rals would neverthere
conceive such an . as
The7l.££ remit, or honours awarded-or likely to be awarded
the club met at Goodwood, will be resumed. The P, p, took place in the Music-court of the Crystal Palace, The British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 2231 0
originality and success of the retreat are as -
to those who so nobly fought by that gallant FIND AND WEATHER REPORT. Betting" will also be brought forward. The following band of the establishment, which was temporarily remo- .tiyedoofnulainas=sßan...ij. VI:
per cent.
cent.. 10i 0 0
ig I(cii 0 N.iliisss
worthy of commemoration as the stubbornness officer's side. If these matters are not reformed •• members have expressed their concurrence in the object dolled for the
purpolie by the adoption of a proper MID - Clydesdale Bank .... 5%/. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12' 7s
Of the defence. And now comes the moral of this now, it is to be hope(' they will be so when Parlia- • SATURDAY, October G. of the resolution :-Lord Glasgow, Sir Joseph Hawley, bur of stringed instruments, performed the pieces selected C mmercial Bank .. 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 215/es
story. After all this heroic resistance, it is said
ment meets ; otherwise, the question will be taken Stations. Course of Wind. State of Weather. General Peel, Lord Enfield, Gerard Sturt, Esq.,
H. with much neatness and finish of execution. The voca- Eastern Bank.. .. .... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 111 2s
Edtnb. & Glasgow.... 3%!. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 4/. I9s
that Gortschkoff is to retire, and to be succeeded up by a public that seldom allows its words to be Greenwich S.W. Fine. L d Zetland Duke of Rich dL d lists who were comparatively new to •th hi'
Lowther, Esq., or , mon ,or , epu le, gave Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - - - -
by Mouravieff, or ' eonies other General. Why. ? unheard or its opinions to pass unheeded. Lothbury. - Very fine. March, Lord Clifden, J. M. Stanley, Esq., Lord Angle. general satisfaction. The following was the programme: National Bank ...... 6% percent. 100 0 0 (00 0 0 17210 s
Because Gortschakoff is good in a siege, but bad in
......,_a_...„-.-______.--..„ Boston E.S.E Fine. W Sloa
soy, Lord William Powlett, . ue Stanley, Esq., S. Overture, " Oberon" Weber. North of Scotland Bank 51. per cent 20 00.2 10 0 4/. 14s
Royal Bank of Scoti. .. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 133/ us
_______________ Great Grimsby... S.S.W Fine. Batson, Esq., Sir John Mills, and R. Etwall, Esq. Quartett for four trombones
a campaign. Verily the Czar is wise in his gene"
ESCAPE OF TWO RUSSIAN CADETS.-LmwEs, Saturday i oroueh Ga nsb e .... S.E.
We (Bell's Life) regret to announce the retirement Romance, " Her love was with him still," Western 8ank•....... 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 00. 771 es
ration. He chooses his Generals not because they
Evening.-This morning the t Y Leicester S.E.
are old, but because they are fit for the work they ' • • own was thrown into rt from the turf of Mr. J. M. Stanley, the whole of whose
British Guarantee . .. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 11. 7s
state of excitement by a report that two of the Derby S.
Caledonian Fire ensue. 10/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 OS
are required to perform ; and, when a portion of sfied iu the War Prison had escaped younkers Nottingham
Cop, will be brought to, the hammer at Tattersall's onCity of Glasgow Life . 61. percent. 0 0 20 0 41. lOs
the work is done, he removes this or that General con
n afterwards the over from custody, Shrewsbury E.
_ and short!g
ak.nors, warders, pen- Leamington S.
without remorse, simply because the •Y h ffi . I Concerto, Violin, 'Mr. Watson .. . Swinton. Edinburgh Life Instr. 61. per cont. 100 0015 0 0 126110 s
exigencies of Stoners, and ot er o cm s were m, mg a diligent search Ipswich ... S.W Cloudy. SPORTING IN FRANCE.-The Assembles Nationale
German Lied_ i --.- . .. c er.lll--e. ........ ... 0...5. r... T 14, K 7 ,ornant an A n 1 K nlii u-
T .. _
the public service require another man. r,... 41,,, ctirri Lives. but without success. Thn.,,,,.... __., )-4. , -.,- -.., ,-., ,

ESCAPE OF TWO RUSSIAN CADET
Evening.—This morning the towns*--IJEwEB' Satunia,y
state of excitement lop a report that twowas thrown into -1.
confined iu the War Prison had eof the younkers'
and shortly afterwards the governors,saped from custody,
pen-
sioners, and other officials were making a warders,
for the fugitives, but without success. The exact diligent search
period
(Prom the Daily
News of Otis du, ) at which they effected this escape does not
mvear to be
If the French army ever read -.-
ID 0- . known, nor the manner in which the
were both hi the hospital for sickness, didtheyyancl it.
i They
last despatch,. published in these Generalcolumns Sim'. s ifsleft
inns on Satin._ their prison dress in their ward. As the entranceave
day last, it will puzzle them notthat
little. The various corridors are locked by night, it is probable°
object `of the document is to transmit at
Lord Pan- they got out soon after dark on Friday evening, and t
mire " the list of the names of office° theyb must have done by scaling the walls, which has
lioiight to my (Conimancler-in Chief s) and
in"
s) notice by
meie,nhtdone on two previous occasions, and which a child
the generals of the. Highland, Second,have left their prison clothes be-
. Divisions, 'on- the occasion of the attack and TA I,
--g-t hind, theirdo. As they
on the
they attire is not precisely known, and if it was
Redan on the Bth September ;" b •
lout it would have have the means of procuring fresh, as they each
had a large 8
be;mi shorter and more to the purpose tohaveupwwadsrds
mooff
Imooney. One, it is said,dbecausped
stalla Saul. with
that tho names ofall officers having M. a portion of which elongel
on.it- to other prisoners. In the course_ of the day
menu in the aforesaid ,divisions—togethePrPwith the governor
those;
. of a few regimental officers who had distin- bailbeen received information that two .foreigners
guished themselves in such a way that it was int- which isabo%eetno in
miles from Lewes, early in the morning.
passible to overlook them—had been , recommended, A fly Was immediately
ono and all, ,for a step in brevet promotion. First mmPanied by some yf procured, and Lieut. Mann, ac-
id order comes the Highland Division, commanded Chailey, and made a° the prison officials, started for
. diligent search for the fugitiires,
by the brave , - Sir Colin Campbell. Of this division , but they could
Lewes having get no
tidings
of them,and
singularly enon -1 , accomplished
the gl, General Simpson merely givesnothing.
the list ofcertain they had not left lt waspretty
. divisional staff, but does not say as no clue the town
that .Sir Coilo could be obtained by the railway,and
Colin recommends gentlemen burbs, it was suspected of them in any of the' '
for special bonoure any of these
What is. the most natural town. Inspector D wri
of
rat they were secreted insa-
thing to be inferred i )antlAitel East. Sussex constabulary,the
gallant old Highlantirealn this ? Why, that the was put on the soak evening he resumedil
, to which his troops weil:z disgusted at the inaction quiries which he had been makingn'
the whole of Friday night ; his in vain during nearly .
that he .and his men weondemned, and annoyed
still unsuccessful, and as yet the whereabouts
efforts were
more prominent part in the fight, not allowed to take a
runaways is unknown. Their rank i
we
thermeabouts of the
forward the names of any-fight, declined putting
or cadets, which does not entitle them to that of
younkers
• no way bad any opportunity of who had iti of parole, but the cadets are allowed out fore aprivilege
themselves-above their~ ellowis - of
distinguish in "'frocmerbtaxivn
Division, staff officers—and
I'll.:tVe Righlana time
eeevaeryo day. :They are both Finns, and,
have acquired a moderate-
tionecl, for the reason, we presume, that --Wrifi 'mai-- "kringowbfed le
of Englandte'year,
8... English language. Ono of them left
staff officers, and that the good old' they are
,his is
,photograph in his ward, and it is in the hands of the
Custom of the police;

SATURDAY, October 6.
Stations. Conrse of Wind. State of Weather.
Greenwich S.W. Fine.
Lothbury. - Very fine.
Boston .. E.S.E Fine.
Great Grimsby... S.S.W Fine.
Gainsborough .... S.E.
Leicester S.E.
Derby S.W Fine.
Nottingham
Shrewsbury E.
S. W Fine.
Leamington
Ipsw Ich S.W Cloudy.
arwich H
N.E. Cloudy.
Southampton S. Rain.
Cowes S.
Portsmouth S.W Unsettled.
Poole S. W... Cloudy.
Leeds...
Amsterdam .
Manchester........, S.S.W Fine.
Stoke-on-Trent.... N
Lanca5ter........... S.E.
Whitehaven ...... S.
Maryport.. ......... N.W Cloudy—Very windy.
Sheffield ............ S.W.
Carlisle
8right0n.......... S.
Cambridge ......... B.E
Yarmouth ........ S.S.W . Bahl.
Lowestoft ......... AV.
Bristol
Plymouth
Exeter... N.W ......... Fine.
Gloucester S.W. ......... Fine.
Cardiff S.W .......... Very fine.
Haverfordwest
Swansea N.F. ....... ... Fine.
5.W... ...... . Rain.
Holyhead
S. ... ......... Cloudy.
Dublin
S.S.IV ....... Fine.
Liverpool .
York
Newcast lo
Dundee
Fine.
............
s.
Very tine.
.
Sunderland ....... _
..
Cloudy.
Darlington ......... §._.
Fine.
Glasgow ............
.11..-ti;v
Very fine.
Aberdeen .
.INLE Fine.
Perth
N
Edinburgh .E Fine.
Berwick S
Scarborough
Milt.;— - S.W. Fine.
Whitby
Tonbridge
Partially cloudy.
Strood ............. • . S.W

THE JOCKEY CLUB.—There will be a general meet-
ing of the members of the Jockey Club, at the New
Rooms, on Wednesday next, immediately after the
races, when the consideration of the question respecting
the new road to the course, which was adjourned when
the club met at Goodwood, will be resumed. The "P.p.
Betting" will also be brought forward. The following
members have expressed their concurrence in the object
of the resolution :—Lord Glasgow, Sir Joseph Hawley,
General Peel, Lord Enfield, Gerard Sturt, Esq., H.
Lowther, Esq., Lord Zetland, Duke of Richmond, Lord
March, Lord Clifden, J. M. Stanley, Esq., Lord Angle-
sey, Lord William Powlett, W. Sloane Stanley, Esq., S.
Batson, Esq., Sir John Mills, and R. Etwall, Esq.
We (Bell's Life) regret to announce the retirement
from the turf of Mr. J. M. Stanley, the whole of whose
stud of horses in training, including Orinoco and Mary
Copp, will be brought to the hammer at Tattersall's on
the Monday after the Houghton meeting.
SPORTING IN FRANCE.—The Assemblee Nationale
says :—" Some persons have made the remark that the
number of sportsmen in France has of late decreased
every year. In the department of the Nord the list of
licences granted from the Ist January to the 30th Sep-
tember, in the years 1850 to 1855, gives the following
results :—ln 1850, 3,600; 1851, 3,550 ; 1852, 3,450 ;
1853, 3,400 ; 1854, 3,200 ; and in 1855 only 2,991."
Our contemporary, in giving these figures, appears to
have omitted taking into consideration the fact that
the game-licence at present costs 25f., whereas the
charge, not long since, was only 15f. Cnisiderinz
therefore that the sum now paid is almost double what it
was formerly, we should be inclined to say that the
above statistics rather tell in favour of an increased
taste for sporting than against it.

SWARM OF INSECTEL—Last week Portsmouth was
visited by a cloud of insects, which to the country people
are known by the name of "daddy-long-legs." These
insects in myriads covered the whole of the houses in
King's-terrace, Snuthsea, as well as the fields in front.
The heavy fall of rain has cleared Portsmouth of this
pest.
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On Saturdaya concert of vocal and instrumental music
took place in the Music-court of the Crystal Palace. The
band of the establishment, which was temporarily remo-
delled for the purpolie by the adoption of a proper num-
ber of stringed instruments, performed the pieces selected
with much neatness and finish of execution. The voca-
lists, who were comparatively new to 'the public, gave
general satisfaction. The following was the programme:
Overture, " Oberon" Weber.
Quartett for four trombones
Romance, "Her love was with him still,"
Miss Schott Schallen.
Ballad, "Truth in absence," Mrs. Gilbert Harper.
Ballad, "Evangeline," Miss Cole
Concertino, Viola, Mr. Webb F. David.
Concerto, Violin, Nir. Watson ... Sainton.
German Lied, Kalliwoda.
Tin Sorrieo, I Miss Schott
l G. Lilo.

Bank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 185/ 0
British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 2231 0
Caledonian Bank .•• . 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 210 OV. las
City of Glasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 11/ 18s
Clydesdale Bank .. •• 5%1. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 i 2 7s
C mmercial Bank .. 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 2151 es
Eastern 8ank........ 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 11l 2s
Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 41. 19s
Exchange Bnk of Scot..
National Bank ...... 63( per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 17210 s
North of Scotland Bank 51. per cent 20 0 0 210 0 4/. 14s
Royal Bank of S con. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1331 rs
Union Bank of Scot. ••• 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 94/ Os
Western Bank •....... 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0. 771 Cc
Alliance Fire and Life.. 8%1. pr cent. 100 0 9 11 0 0 18/10s
British Guarantee . 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 8 IL 78
Caledonian Fire Insur . 101. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251. 05
City of Glasgow Lite • 61. per cent. 0 0 2 0 0 41. 105
aionial Life 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 51. 5s
Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 261 les
Eng. & Scot, LAM Life 51.0er cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 41. 85
Life kssQc. of Scet,And 6/.per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 ,st. Os
National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 12/. Os
North British Insur... 7/. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 133/ Os
icottith Union Insrnc. 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 118
;tandant. Life 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 201 Cs
United Dep. Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0

Two-part Song, "Greeting," Mrs. Alfred
Gilbert and Miss Susanna Cole
Solo, Flute, Master Dean Nicholson.
Overture, " Semiramide" Rossini.

The capabilities of the Music-court for the purposes of
a concert were tolerably well tested, and, as far as a
single hearing enabled us to judge, the arrangements
now made will go far to remove the difficulty which has
hitherto stood in the 'way of the rAusical department of
the Crystal Palace. After the concert the band, relaps-
ing entirely into bra-,s and wind instrunsents, took up
its usual position in the great transept, and played a
selection of pieces until dusk. The fountains played as
usual, and the afternoon being singularly fine a large and
elegantly-dressed company were present, and few loft
until the hour for closing arrived.

FRENCH RAILWAY TRAFFIC,—The following are the
last returns of the gross receipts of the principal French
rail ways :
NoRTITERN.—From Sept. 24 to Sept. 30 : Passengers,
605,745 f. ; goods, 592,933 f. ; total, 1,198,678 f.
WESTERN AND NORTH-WESTERN. —From Sept. 24 to
Sept. 30 : Passengers, 592,553 f. ; goods, 310,896 f.; total,
903,779 f.
ORLEANS, AND BRANCH LINES.—From Sept. 23 to Sept.
29 : Passengers, 568,868 f. ; goods, 691,918 f. ; total,
1,263,786 f.
STRASBOURG.—From Sept. 24 to Sept. 30 : Passengers,
490.856 f. ; goods, 474,586 f. ' • total, 965,4121.
MoNTEREAU.—From Sept. 24 to Sept.' 30: Passengers,
24,899 f, ; goods, 40,696 f.; total, 65,505 f.
LYONS.— From Sept. 23 to Sept. 29 : Passengers,
606,7491. ; goods, 459,8431. ; total, 1,066,592 f.
LYONS Ty MEDITERRANEAN.—From Sept. 17 to Sopt,
23 : Passengers, 235,719 f. ; goods, 262,548 f.; total,
548,267 f.
GRAND CENTRAL.—From Sept. 16 to Sept. 22 : Pawn-
gars, 48,1291. ; goods, 158,60 f, ; total, 206,791 f.

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