The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-06 00:00:00

SURREY THEATRE.

A new drama, in three ants, was produced here last
night under the title of Love and Honour; or Soldiers at
Borne—flews Abroad. It is from the pen of Mr. J. E.
Carpenter; and although somewhat late in the field, ap-
pears to be intended as a kind of place d'occasion, the in-
cidents being largely mixed up with the recent stirring
events of the war. The part of George St. Clair, was
ably sustained by Mr. Creswick, and Miss Saun-
ders made a very interesting Jessy Gray. Of
course there is an underplot, Mr. H. IViddicomb
(the popular low comedian of this establish-
ment) is the main support thereof. This gentleman, as a
waiter driven to enlist as a drummer by the indifference
of a coquettish chambermaid, possesses much comic
humour, and made the utmost of his part. The piece
was completely successful, and the multitudinous pa-
triotic and valorous sentiments with which the dialogue
is plentifu:ly interlarded found responsive echoes in the
enthusiasm of a Surrey audience.

PRICE OF SILVER.—The bar silver brought by the laste
West India steamer has been sold at 60,1 d, per ounce,
being a further decline of id. The dollars have
disposed of at the previous price of 59id. per ounce.
NEW GRANADA BONDS.—At a meeting of New Gra-
nada Bondholders, held yesterday, Mr. J. D. powies
presiding, the report of the Spanish American Committee
in relation to the position of the debt and the Peruvian
Bonds lately remitted in part liquidation of arrears (an
abstract of which appeared in The Sun of Saturday) was
unanimously adopted.
SOUTHWARK.—We learn from an address of Mr.
Scr,vell's that that gentleman has retired from the con-
test. A meeting of his friends is announced to take
place at Deptford. Whether Mr. Scovell intends to be
present at the meeting, to explain the circumstances and
reasons of his resignation, we have no means of learning. FRANCE.
SIGNIFICANT BEQUEST.—It is stated in the Law Re.l PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.
view for the present month that Mr. Joy, a " victim of 5 7he Emperor left Paris this morning for Fon-
Chancery," has bequeathed 3001. to the society for the tair, leau, on a shooting excursion. Amongst the
"amendment of the law." 1 pen. '.07 sages invited to accompany his Majesty are

the Ambassador of England, the Minister of State,
Count do Morny, and Baron de Rothschild.
The Emperor yesterday gave an audience at St.
Cloud 'to the Chevalier Paleocapa, Minister of
Public Works at Turin, who came to Paris to be
present at the deliberations of the International
Scientific Commission on the subject of cutting
through the isthmus of Suez. The Minister was
presented to his Majesty by the Marquis de Villa
Marina, the Sardinian Minister.
We read in the Moniteur :—" Gen. Canrobort
embarked on the let inst., at Lubeck, on board
the steamer Gothiod, for Stockholm. In every
part of Germany through which ho has passed,
and particularly at Hauau and at Hamburg, the
populations of the towns gave him a bona fide ova-
tion. At Lubeck the most enthusiastic cheers
hailed his arrival and accompanied him to the
place of embarkation."
A Paris letter, in the Inclepenclance of Brussels,
says that, on the occasion of the visit of the Duke
and Duchess de Brabant to Paris, Count de Wa-
lewski, Minister of Foreign Affairs ; M. Marine,
Minister of Finance ; M. Troplong, President of
the Senate ; and Marshal Magnan, Commander-
in-Chief of the Army of the East of France, re-
ceived the Grand Cross of the Order of Leopold.
BOURSE, Nov. s.—The following are the latest
quotations :

Cash. fr. c. End of Month.
43 per Cents (:0 20 —l. --c.
3 per Cents 64 80 64 70
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