The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-19 00:00:00

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THE SUNS LONDON, MONDAY EDEN G,
_NOVEMBER 19, 1855.
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.'""-----------"P"--n-----"-'n---------""OF THE DEATH OF THE AUSTRALIAN GOLDFIEL.DS. RUSSIAN DEFEAT AT KARS. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-Nov. 17. . .
NIVERSARY
. PRICES OF SHARES
Naval and Military Intelligence. AN
LORD DUDLEY STUART. 4. .s. _o. IN BAN KS, ASS U RANCE, AND OTHER COM-
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
* ( From the Sydney Morning Herald of Aug 22.) In spite of the numerous and circumstantial re- PANIES' STOCK.
Her Majesty's steam frigate Arrogant, 46, Captain
heOdneSahturdf ay, the 17th inst., being the anniversary of(Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque.)
Yelverton, arrived at Spithead from the Baltict y,sesstettie The following is an extract from the report of citals which have already
theappeared on this impor- IN RE D. L LEWIS.
day, where there were anchored her Majes.‘ -s7ardelnP. tesidenatt
ino Lord Dudley Stuart, the Polish emigrants This was the adjourned examination meeting in the Prom the Official List. Fir:
Caesar, 91, Captain Robb ; Ajax, 60, Captain London assembled in the Sussex-chambers,the Commissioner
of the Western District (Mr. tent attack and repulse, following account, ex-
case of David Leopold Lewis,erchant and bill broker, atiaLeseiED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING • See
Duker.
-street, St. James's, to commemorate this melan- Green) tracted from a Russian officer's letter, will still be Thi
Blenheim, 60, Captain Hall •
Hewlett, • Hastings
relative to the state of the goldfields. The
found worth perusal :- of Salter's-hall-court, Cannon-street. The accounts ex- LONDON, FRIDAY, Nov. 16, 1855. a
manney ; Edinburgh, 58, Hawke, 60, Om-
6aptain ,
Captain
e: , choly event by paying due respect to the memory of document was ordered to be printed by the Coun-
" The main attack of our troops, which were put into tend from June, 1852, to June last. An amended
ic -
their best friend and benefactor, and the most unflir h •
60, Captain E. G. Fanshawe ; and Russell, 60, cil on the 3d of July last :- motion on the night of the 28th to 29th September, balance-sheet has been filed, and extends from June 30,
Francis Scott. ing and devoted champion of the cause of Poland. GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
un and mortar ",1. ()Air, as compared with last year, has somewhat with the entire storming apparatus from Tschirotlitschai, 1852, to the 7th of June last, and centains the following
It is stated that there are 200 iron
cdoenrstract
Theyfor Col. Chevalier B. WIERCINSKI occupied the chair, and improved in prospects. Some of the diggers have re- was directed against that point, which is to Kars what leading items :-Unsecured creditors, 2,517 ; ditto hold- Dividend Amount
boats building, or ordered tos be built,
si
gun
yilin a short but fervent address pourtrayed the private
mained here, almost from the commencement, and, evi- the Malakhoff with the Korniloff Bastion, was for Sebaa- ing security, 218,6341. ; liabilities, 41,9731. sto G. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. wi
Annum. Share.
the Crown by Britishe and public virtues of the departed nobleman, his faithful
dently, the yield must be sufficient, to satisfy them, topol, viz., the Schnrakh group of hills, with their moor- Mould and G. Hudson, M.P., 69,6941. ; profits, 9.807 ;
andand theeemortarP-Loats will be so Oa
will be all steamers,attachment to Poland, for whom he laboured, and in
X s. d. X s. d.
built as to form pontoon bridges.when it induces (what is unusual among that class) a mously strong fortifications. The dark squares of our bonus received by G. Mould's undertaking, 10,0001. ;
whose service he had laid down his life, thus leaving an
The Great Britain, steam-transport No. 187, Captain steady perseverance in pursuit of gold in one locality. men moved like huge shadows, silently and noiselessly capital (June 30, 1852), 471/. ; bad debts, 7,4381. ;by British .............. _
- - -
example of rare devotion and patriotism, which every
New leads of gold are also occasionally found in this over the plain. In the east at length a white streak G. alould and G. Hudson (debit balance) of contract ac• Ditto Frovincial .• •• 71. 2000 20 0 0 20
Gray, which left Portsmouth on Saturday, with the Bri-51. 20 0020 0 • Ili Q 1
right-thinking Pole is proud to imitate ; and his name
neighbourhood, but the population is too limited in announced the break of day, and a cold breeze count, 61,072/. ; property, 10,012/. ; ditto held as se- g_
CiiirtyulotfenLo.n•do.n. •.: :: :: 41. Os, 100 0 0 150 0 0 - 2
tish swiee Legion, for the Crimea, is to call at Malta,
will for ever be enshrined in every Polish heart.So 0 0 20 0 0 - 11
Smyrna, and Constantinople. number to effect much towards the development of new came sweeping along. The action began on the Schorakh curity, 99,6821. ; trade expenses, 5,013/. ; law costs,-
The Arabia, steam-transport No. 95, Captain Capt. CHAS. SZTIL.CZEWSKI said-A year has passed Continental (4th Cap.).
fields ; and this remark will apply with equal force to heights, and it was here that Death gleaned the first 2,0401. ; interest, discount, and commiseion, 20,8021. Euitable ,••••- .• - peros. 500 0
0 al 34 13
fruits of his harvest. General Maidel had received in- personal expenses, 3,036/. ; losses, 107,523/. ; liabilities, ;reat Central .. -••. 81 cent. 1 0 a 11N
lett Portsmouth for Plymouth on Saturday, to Stone,embark since our reverend triend.Lord Dudley Stuart was taken the whole district. Imperial .. • • ........ 101. & bonus. 50 0 0 all -
from among us-cut off in the strength of his years and structions to climb these height and to take the fortifi- per con., 41,973/.
troops. "2. The Turon continues to yield a considerable Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 -
cations let it cost what it might. He was closely fal- Mr. Bagley, for the assignees, expressed dissatisfaction L0nd0n.........• •• •• - 50 0 0 -
The screw steam-ship Ariel, 9, Commander Luce, in the midst of the energetic prosecution of the duties he
quantity of gold ; and as fast as one spot becomes ap-PP
1. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 -
It
having been repaired, was taken out of the docks at had marked out for himself, and all of which had refer-
I believe that on this me• parently exhausted of its treasure another equally lowed by Generals. Kovalevski and Prince Gagarin, with with the accounts, and asked for further time to look Do., Par
Plice.,ix .•• .. •....... 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 -
once to the cease f P
eyham, on Friday, and towed by the Pike into Ply- rich is discovered. The late floods disturbed the sys- their storming columns ; but a murderous cross fire over them. The assignees were obliged to carry on an
Ratcliff ..•• •.,•• • • • 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
lancholy occasion-now classed among the national days United General .. •• •. 2/. 10e. 50 0 0 all 19
mouth Sound. tematic operations of several companies who had se. made such fearful gaps in our close masses that investigation at their own expense, nut a farthing hay-
. mourning in Poland-I shall not only be expressing a stinit st Ch t d 415 00 0
hose who had got high up the hill, had, aye, ing been received from the estate beyond 12/. ss. IL we . er ar ere per cent. WA
La Hogue, screw steam bloekship, Captain W. Ram-cured auriferous tracts on various parts of the river, ea Ditto, New .... •• • • 50 0010 i; o imi
of
outh as regards myself, but one that will be responded event attained the edge of the fosse, were obliged The property was returned at 10,000/., but this consisted
say, is ordered into Keyham Yard to be repaired. Her
by every Polish heart, when I say that, during this and many were, in consequence, obliged to resort
crew will be berthed on board the Agincourt.WATEß-WORKS.
,thoughts of him have never been absent from our aa • •each of them hit by two balls, and General M.P., which was not worth the wax with which the _
vain to the table-land flats-the streams for some to turn back. At this point Kovalevski and Gagarin of a third incurnbra.nce on an estate of Mr. Hudson,
were
The crew of the hospital ship Belleisle, 6, Commander . time remaanng too strong to admit of work being re-
minds, and that the brighter hopes which the future Dividend Amount
Maidel was first of all slightly and then seriously deed was sealed, and the bankrupt's right thereto was
Name Of Company. I per of Paid. Price.
J. Hosken, were paid wages at Plymouth on Friday.
seems to hold out to us only make us turn with a warmer Burned in the river bed. However, the fresh having again
wounded. He also was obliged to leave the field. The denied by Mr. Hudson. B
Six weeks' leave of absence was granted to them.
gratitude to the memory of the man whose untiring de- subsided, notice will at once be given to the several Annum. Share. -al
The Phoenix has been out of No. 1 dry dock, Sheer• tom anies to recommence their workings. The erection officers were compelled to expose themselves so much in The bankrupt, in examination, stated-I passed -
votion to the Polish cause shed some rays of light,
. X s. d. X s. d.
ness, and is now being cleared out alongside the north of apsteanaen ins in aid of bed-claim working has been order to bring their columns through that fearful fire. through the Insolvent Court in 1849 or 1850. I then
through the darkness of twenty-five years of all but Only Maidel's Caucasianin battalions,
under the command owed 2,0001. odd ; the capital of 4711. in June, 1852, is 61. per cnt. Stock. 100 102 p
wall of the fitting basin. commenced ingone instance on the Turon, and I should. Grand Junction .... - 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 68 S
hopeless exile. In truth, if the Polish emigration is a • • of Colonel Tarchanoff, succeeded penetrating into the correct. I owed Paul and Duster 5001. that had stood East London
Kent.... ••• • • ....... 4'. per cnt. 100 0 0 -
At noon on Saturday a telegraphic message arrived at imagine would answer well ; hitherto the great diffi- eale
singular h omenon in the history of the world, the fortified position of the Turks, and for a moment to keep over from my insolvency. I also owed Alcard and Lambeth ............ - ioo 0 0 - -
1
Sheerness, for the Cressy, 80, screw steam-ship, Capt.
devotion
.o Lord . u cyStuartto
13
febL dDdl St t the cause of the culty has been in keeping the water under, and - -
R. L. Warren, to be prepared for being taken into thewithout some power more constant and untiring than P Southwark &Vauxha
possession of it ; but in vain were all their attempts to Phillips 801. or 901. They could attach my account in New River Company_ 21.105.
II 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89% i'
Polish emigration is as singular and as noble a phanome- storm the central fortification from that point. It was the bank for this debt ; they •are not now creditors. I
fitting basin, and docked to make good her defects, mere hand labour this has, indeed, been found almost West :Middlesex ••••••• .. 5/. per cent. 161 0 0 - 90)6 I
non in the history of humanity. He is no more among in vain that a number of guns was brought up to their compounded with all my creditors so as to enable me to
so as to be ready for active service when required. She impossible. 1
us to spur us on by his own activity, to check us. by his support ; the fearful fire of the enemy prostrated both take my schedule off the file. The small creditors are BRIDGES.
will be taken into the basin immediately the spring titles " The Ration-hill Company, who have erected ma-
o ern admiration, and to rekindle at the fire of his own . gunners and horses. The Caucasians endeavoured to paid in full. I paid Paul and Duster 2001. My books
set in again. chinery to enable them to sluice on a large scale, ha.ve Dividend Amount 1
heart the flame of patriotism, when perchance damped hold their ground until the reserve under General Bro- will show the period of these payments. The statement Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. (
A novel experiment was successfully tried on board not resumed operations since the flood ; but lam in-
by "the h deferred that maketh, the heart sick." But niewski came to the assistance of their thinned ranks ;of these debts on my present balance-sheet shows the Annum. Share. i
the Horatio screw steam ship, while she was to wing theformed that they intend continuing their undertaking.
his. exampleepies still before us, and shall I not be speak- but this General received a serious wound, and so did amount compounded for, not the actual debt. I esti- -
Glatton floating battery out to the Mediterranean. In" Generally the diggers on the Turon are doing well. -X
s. d. X a. d.
inn from the heart of all Poles when I say that we will his successor in command, Colonel Ganezki. With a mated my furniture in 1852 at 1,000/. I purchased it , e a
consequence of the condensing gear of one engine giving The health of the residents has been favourably in - _ - 12
endeavour to show ourselves_ worthy oi by uhn i c ing
f•t flaa din view to facilitate the storming General Basin, who had after my insolvency. The debts under the insolvency le
otuintliewr:iarre ..: .... :: :: :: - ioo 0 0 -
way at sea, it was attempted to make the crippledinfluenced by the large quantity of vegetables now pro-
energy, by keeping alive the spirit. of hope wen ever joined the day previously, was ordered, in conjunction were not then paid. My furniture was sold in October, Ditto New of 714 p.c. 11. per cent. Se 0 0 - -
engine still available, by working it on the non-coudens-curable on the river ; for, in addition to two market Waterloo ..... ..-".'. •• .• - 100 0 0 - _
thing seems to conspire to quench it, and by unwearying with General Baklanoff, to storm Tehakhmakh from 1853, for 533/. I was then removing from S. John's-
ing, or locomotive, principle. This was done by agardens, the banks are dotted with small enclosures, aid© Ditto Old Ann. of Si. 11. 14s. Bd. ,00 0 0 - -
ions in the cause to which we are bound by every the side opposite to us. He took three redoubts, to- wood. I had a horse and brougham which I retained
temporary arrangement to carry the exhausted steam Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11 10s. 4d. 140 0 0 -
sacred
tie of nature, but which he had voluntarily adopted where various kinds of vegetables are grown in abun--
away on deck ; and, taking into consideration the rough-flwith 12 that they mountedand 11standofuntil bankruptcy,l then sold them for 1 0 01. Vauxha11.......... - * 965. 7O 10 2 -
ges ether
in the overflowing benevolence of his heart ! I have al- dance. colours and pennons, and for many hours held out I had a horse, but not the same carriage, from June,
cress of materials at hand for making such an alteration,
luded to the brighter hopes for the future which seem "On the Lower Touron some rich deposits of gold • one chaise to Mr. DOCKS.
and the urgency of proceeding without delay to get theagainst a murderous cross fire of artillery, without, how- 1852, having made a present of
dawningupon us. I say this not with any reference to have been discovered, 18 and 20 ounces daily having
Glatton out for the work in the Black Sea, the working
able to advance any further. The Turks de- M'Kenzie. My profits are stated at 671. There is also Dividendi,e Amountt
of lied
PP . o the Al Powers-what their been obtained from claims recently opened on the banks Name of Company. ' Paid. Price.
of the engine on tae non-condensing principle exceeded fI•Y
a intentions may be with regard to Poland they guard jea- of that river a few miles from its junction with the Mac- fended themselves most obstinately and undauntedly a sum of ,740/. on settlement af suhdry claims at the
Annum. Share.
the most sanguine expectations of all on board.-
lonely from the public ; but I say it with reference to the quarie. I consider the prospects of this goldfield to be under cover of their works. A sultry day suceeeded time of euperseding my former bankruptcy. -
The Russian schooner Victoria of the burden of 220 X s. d. X s. d.
ell but universal struggle that has commenced against the good as regards future workings, and, from its great men were exhausted. An ex- AlMr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, contended that, as
to the coolness of night. The struggle had already Mr. Bagley.-Do you call thet profit ?
lasts five hours, and the Commercial ... ••• .... 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
tons (new vessel), laden with timber and firewood, `
power that has ground Poland under its heel, and to the extent, it must be many years before the deposits are terminating cross fire from the upper and lower rows of a matter of figures, the statement was right ;if he owed East and West India.. 6'. pr cent. Stock. - 111
arrived at Sheerness at 5.30 a.m. yesterday in charge of
new memos of action against this our deadly foe which exhausted, even with a much larger population than we2os. per sh. - -
Second Master Mr. Frederick William Rea, of theLond .• ••.•- •• •• 51. pr cent. Stock. eosa
have been opened up to the members of the emigration, as have at present upon it. The present yield is steady. 0/. by it.
the fortress, lying one above the other like stairs, con- a man 1001., and he consented to take 501. in payment, Easton Country..
-
Nile, 91 guns, screw steam-ship, Captain George R. st.Katnarine .......• , 4 per cent. Stock.
Ditto Bonds" •• •.. • 4/. per cent. - - -
tinned to devastate our infantry and artillery. At length it was clear that he made 5
Mundy, to which ship the Victoria is a prize. She 1 t s hof
also o ucfindoiunrtchountrymefntwhho,.e.nabled to escape from "3. Tambaroora has fallen off in numbers since last it became necessary to decide upon a retreat else the Mr. Begley.-If.that is prfit, then_ Mr. Lewis, after - -
was taken in Rucapi Bay, Island of iskpo, by the thraldom,turning
against.
heretrckso e allies an opportunity. for year-not from want o. , f payina ground, but from the army would have been entirely destroyed. This was this bankruptcy, will have i all a profit, for he will not "outhampton ..• -
Victoria -
boats of the N on the 20th of September (the ani.iver-
hetheir
ha
hands
for self-de weapons
which
she forces into scarcity of water which is obtained during the dry wea- executed in such a way that, by the skilful arrange- pay a shilling.
Fars of the battle of the Alma). Her crew had agar- t struction. It would be superfluous ther. Since the breaking up of the drought many of ments of General Kaufmann, all pursuit was made an- The Commissioner remarked that the amount should JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
dosed her for some time before she was taken. She for me to point out to you, who are as well acquainted the diggers have, however,, returned and are now doing possible to the Turks, who were already preparing for not be included in the profits. If he had happened to
as I stn with his noble career, how strikingly verified by well. The Colonial Gold CompanY have commenced it. The failure of the attack is attributed to the loss of cast his eyes over the figures in the balance-sheet for the Dividend Amount
parted company with the Nile on the 22d of October atName of Company. per of Paid. Price.
the events of the present day are all the predictions of crushing the quartz from the Royal vein, and, a 5 Annum. Share.
the friend to , honour whose memory we have , met to-day, the cost of working can hardly, with the management officers, but it is not to be denied that neverthelese our purpcse of certificate, he might have thought that the
Oetober, and Elsinore on the 2d of November, left Elsa
relative
to the schemes of Russia and to the consequences lat this place, be expensive, I should be inclined to look troops did not their very utmost ; but the Turks fought sum of 9,8001. under the head of profits would justify
=tie
Commercial
itioihmoeiridi coann.
1601i.g: :rot
142
nore on the 4th inst., passed the Scary on the sth, with Australasia........... 20/. per cent.' 40 0 0 all 91%
likely to accrue from the wilful blindness of the West in for profitable reeults. The vein they are operatin with an invincible obstinacy. At the calling over of the the expenditure ; but this was not the case, the only
g mister•roll in camp more than a third (some say a good profits were 67/.
a heavy gale of wind from the southward. On the 7th Y BO
0 £0
'BO: 5.0
---
regard to them. So remarkable indeed, was his far- upon appears to be very rich ; but I should doubt as to kali) were waatinc, of those who in the night before, had Mr. Bagley.-And to be consistent, all the composi-
lnst , in consequence of a heavy gale of wind, she was
sightedness in these rnatters that 'he who was so often the quantity of matrix obtainable, the vein being appa- stood in the frontlefore the sto' rat began. The whole tions under his insolvency should be put down. Colonial ............ 5/, per cent. 100 00 25 -
compelled to run for shelter into a small harbour, near
scoffeder at
.by the unfriendly press for what it termed his rently small. The quartz is crushed by 'stamps' similar of the following day was occupied in collecting the killed Examination resumed.-The bonus of 10,000/. was an iLoonniircy,.,...iyk..o.c.i.u.. 6/. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 -
Lillesand, on the coast of Norway, where she remained
exaegerations of Russia, might, in the face of the present to those used in Cornwall for crushing ores. The quartzcent. L) 00
until the 13th, from stress of weather, on which day London 'anrd Comity•' ..I'* 101. per 00
20 al
1,1 00
-393/
she left, with the wind E.S.E., and during the next 24 h 'been called the living.* prophet of the times vein known as ' Wither's,' from which some splendid inn position, Many officers whore only slightly wounded amount in consideration of losses sustained through a
events, have_ and wounded, and we now stand in our former blocked- undertaking of Mould's to pay me or Mr. aliKetizie that
Londn aad Westininstr 141. per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 49'4
whiNcyhehave come upon us. H. owever, at the la.st m. ornotit specimens have been obtained, is now being opened
bums she ran 210 miles. She proved herself a fir-t-cia-e
per.e t .
tk cent.bs. 2205 00 00 10
a.
101 0 -
11.,0r
on
vcl
loone
I. Ja oi iV Ill:: 1:;,. p::
ent.,,50(()) 00 00 12( 0
, have remained in front, so as not to leave their rag!- Spanish railway. I have not received a farthing in re-
-5
st has proved true to itself and to the mission with and, although small, will, I believe, prove the most ments quite without officers er„r merely under the coin- spect of that bonus, but had the undertaking gone on
vessel in every respect, either close-hauled, lying to, or Ditto, fievr.• • ..- - 81..F)er cent. 10 0 0 2. 0.
53%
thewhich it is ntrusted •, and, although the words "liberty valuable quartz claim yet discovered. I think there' is mend subalterns. The Emperor's body regiment of would have received credit for it in my account with Ne.tion4l of Ireland.... 6!. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
running before the wind. She made Orferclness lights at
of the oppressede" ha.ve not yet eased the lips of ruling little doubt that quartz crushing would ay well if someNt. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100
4.30 p.m. on Saturslay, and arrived at Sheerness yester-
statesn or diplomatists, we all know that if the more inexpensive means of working pay
be devised. a a
havebeenwounded or killed • the next Spanish railway. I paid that money to Mould w orDiei,titt
day, its before stated. Raving to return stores there,fleece (Ertran) has suffered most of all, all its offi- M`Kenzie. I lost between 50,000/. and 60,000/. thins
cerst (32) either . , cui ItNaeiwik COrp• or; ,8871. p• _
she will not leave for the West India Docks until to-da• , t Ibe carried to a successful issue this must be the Unfortunately, all our at present knowng rich veins are
s rugg e
Theeis he Grand Duke Constantine Regiment of Grena- period of seven or eight months. It was not all mv
~ South Australia • • .... 114! p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 _
result. weakening
of Russia is the •'
reduction of the distant from running water. Could water power be Union a Australia.... ',301. per cent. 25 0 0 73
when she will be towed by one of the steam packets be.diers, which has lost three cominanders of battalions money, but I was liable for it.
Ditto .... • • ........ 1301. per cent. - 2co 0
power of tyranny throughout the world ; but should the employed in stamping, v. much more simple and inex- killed, while four other majors received wounds or con- Mr. Bagley.-liad you any profits of any sort from
ion inn to the Medway Company. Union of London ..... 201. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -30},i
o - - bondage of those she has enslaved be broken by the united pensive machine would do the work. At Tambaroora tusions in addition• •t • minus 28 June, 1352, to the present time beyond that 671. !
The Monkey stearn-tug vessel, Second Master Mr. ; -
efforts of the W- t •t •
George Syndercombe (acting), arrived at Sheerness from e es , i will depend upon the libe- the companies are dependent on such water only as they officers killed and wounded." Witness-If I did not earn any profit I could not have
rated nations themselves whether the freedom CANALS.
Woelwieli on Saturday with boilers and machinery for regained can data up in the creek ; and in dry weather want of had it ; neither Mould nor Hudson is bankrupt. Icon-
Will rove a, permanent boon Tint it In a report drawn up by Major-General Filipson,
the Prcupine, 3, paddle wheel steam sloop, shortly ex- would prove so this necessary auxiliary would prevent their crushing. hider they owe me the amount . unt stated by me in my ba-
in curlj case wasr the firm c boon.
' 'the Ataman of the Tsceernomora Cossacks, there 1 7; Dividend
patted from the Baltic to refit. °turn of our lost friend, Berdan's machines have been puffed up a great deal ; lance-sheet because lam liable for it. Names of Dividend pace Names ot
~._, Per
The martelio tower, oft the Spit Isle of Grain, erected and to verity this prediction also will, I trust, at the f het I h t the
but, rom w e ave seen aColonial Gold om-
C are mentioned some particulars connected with the
The Commissioner-Does anybody owe you any Companies. ,
, per Companies. 5! ..'...um. Price.
by Mesers. Kirk and Parry, of Slea,ford, Lincolnshire, koilvperoment-f., be felt as a sacred duty by every Pole. pany's on establishment at Louisa Creek, lam expedition of the Allies to Taman and Fanageria, 'Annum..
money, that you ha,ve a, right to put into your own 'cis 'Li"'
is Saturday given up to
completed, and was onofficially en Poland .ell, the generous heart of Europe, moved convinced they will not answer. The faces of case-which h I • ave, believe, not yet reached you ; they pocket for your own use t -- -- -- -
X' . £
b the noble • • •
the Ordnance authority at Sheernes. This tower has Y e spirit evinced by her sons, who persisted in hardened rollers were in one week completely worn have reference to a demonstration made by the Witness-No, I think not. I have got mortgages on A shtn &Oldh,
.2!;, 71. p. eta 139
Nrif,eatetchiestield. too 21.1 re. 5114
been nearly two years in erection, and is completed a last attempt to rescue her, respended warmly to the away by the friction of.the quartz and their efficacy de- Caucasian mountaineers in the rear of the Russians Mr. Hudson's estate in Yorkshire and on shares in the 110000
_l. -_-_
rßrartoisgx•b•rg Iro -41. I Oxford•.: •••• ••••
within the time specified by the Board of Ordnance. cries of distress of the survivors. Since then long years stroyed. I believe that the large balls of Berdan's simultaneously with the appearance of the allies :- Sunderland docks. They are third mortgages. I tried k
P:irminehaml 40 41. 92 Peak Forest. 78, 51. Os. 86
The peculiar construction of this tower gives it the foci- of hopelessness wave cooled the sympathies of many, machines would in a very short time lose their spherical " Simultaneously with the appearance, of the allies a to dispose of the mortgage for 10,000/., but never raised Coventry•••• 100
,725 7. -
ilttegent's•• .. 301 1/ 14ai
lily of firing the guns (which are to be of the largest and the faults, of which, alas, we are not guiltless, are form from the same cause, and that then, as a matter numerous body of mountaineers assembled at Gastogaj a. any money on it. The odd 12/. ss. 2d. is the value of
DeneirsbnYrreVC.-'it6e3
2%.11,5iett, 84
soomrelidseatle,... gal, 11. 10s. 60
calibe) on traversing centre pivot so as to do excu- remembered with bitterness and in many cases greatly of course, their action would be irregular and hoper• On the Ist of Oct., at 4in the morning, they advanced office furniture. Coal 140
GrandJunctnl 100 3/. pr.et. 38 Do. Lk FdSt la
tion in the fair-way of the rivers Thames and Medway. exaggerated. It has been the plan of our enemies to feet. Tee quartz operated upon at Louisa Creek was against the Dschiginskißattery. The enemy, among whom Mr. Bagley--Are you not aware that Mr. Hudson Do., 6 pr.Cta 10 61. pr. et. 1l se Stffrd &Wore i4O 281. 425
With the latter river this tower fortes a cross-fire wail spread the belief in the extinction of the feeling of all calcined before it was crushed, and yet in a few hours there were two columns of regular troops (probably says you are not entitled to that mortgage 1 Grand Surrey;lool 4/. - Shrewsbury.. 5 - -
the Sheerness Battery guns, sufficient to sink any ships nationality among the Poles. Poland, they say, exists grooves were worn in the rollers large enough to lay the Turks), took possession of the bank of the Kuban at the Bankrupt-I can prove that I am. If Mr. Hudson Grand Union' 100 1/.os. - Stotirbridge.. 145 121. 290
Grant & Avn 39 6s. 00. - Severn and 1 2 28
attempting to pass. The tower is struck from seven dif- nowhere but among the emigration ; and the Poland finger in, and I believe the same resulte would attend spot where the ferry is, and opened a violent fire of small were confronted with me he would not say so. Lancaster .. 100 - - Wye Rail. j 26
ferent centres, in order to give stability to the assailable of the emigration, say other detractors, is a true the use of Berdan's machines. arms. On the bank of the Kuban and Dschigi, which Mr. Lawrence-Perhaps he may come here some Leeds &Livrp,loo, 251. - Warwick & 7 21. 23%
pees thereof. The average thickness of the solid image of the Poland that was-full of discord and "4. Louisa Creek.-There ara from 100 to 150 diggers lies somewhat higher, the mountaineers stationed two day. (A laugh.) Leicester ... ' lola 51. 4914 Brmin. lOO
masonry is 12 feet. The outer dimensions are 63 feet disunion. The number of desertions among the Poles still in this locality ; but the place derives more interest pieces of artillery, with which they commanded the Mr. Bagley-Perhaps he may. Leicstr &Nth 831 - - Warwick &1 21 11
Loughborogh 142,, 704 - Napton..3 100 '
by 71 feet ; underneath is a barrack-room capable of we- in the Russian army give a dententi to the first part of from having been the site of the celebrated hundred- Dschiginski Battery. The action lasted two hours, Bankrupt-The total of my expenditure amounts to manmoutlish 100! - - Worcstr &i 78 21. 19
commodatina 30 gunners, and an officers' private room. this assertion ;iu the second there is some truth ; but weight nugget, and from the first quartz crushing works until at length the enemy relinquished his purpose of 12,0001., the real 'profits are only 671. if the balance- eintennaserysh 10171 - -
_Etismit Iks
The basemea storey contains the following rooms :-ore unfair advantage has been taken of it. As long as all in Australia having been erected near the vein in which forcing a Passage over the river, and withdrew to Gas- sheet s so. Mr. Attenboro, the pawnbroker, did not Melt .fwbry 100, - - Willa -I 10s. Od. 414
nance store, provision store, barrack store, regimental means of direct action in the cause of our country were that mass of gold was found. With an amount of togaja. We hear that Sefer Bey, Pasha of Amapa, was make me a bankrupt at my own desire to enable me to
store, and magazine, the latter being encased with an closed against us, it was but natural that numerous energy and perseverance highly praiseworthy, Mr. the leader of the mountaineers in this action, in which get out of prison. I was sent to prison by those who INSURANCE COMPANIES.
entire coat of asphalte. The whole of this basement is schemes for attaining our object should have been de- Spence, the superintendent of the Colonial Gold Conn about 4,000 men, cavalry and infantry, with two guns, assisted me to supersede my former bankruptcy. Ido Dividend I
Amount
lined with 0-inch brickwork, all being within a 12-feet wised among us, and have been adopted by some and pang, hay managed, in spite of difficulties which would each drawn by six horses, took part. At 4 o'clock in the not recollect whether Mr. Attenboro has discounted Name of ComPanY• per of Paid. Price
wail of masonry. rejected by others, because they were but speculations ; have appalled mast persona, to complete the works ae afternoon of the same day smaller troops of mountaineers bills for me since my former bankruptcy. Annum. Share.
The estimated cost of this tower is about 14,000/., ex- and spread as we have been through various countries, this place, and they are now in full operation. I fear, showed themselves near Fort Warenikoff. Single horse- The Commissioner-If you are not able to answer the
elusive of its foundation of piles, which support solid and subjected to the mental influences of various nations, however, that the expense unavoidably attending a first men approached the fort and examined it with their question I must give you an opportunity of refreshing Albion ...• •• •• -••- 31.105. ,500 0 0 50 0 0 a 3
balks of timber, with Ycrk landings, being filled in to a it was, perhaps, as natural that divergent opinions experiment of this kind, added to the high rate of labour glasses. Towards evening, however, they all retired in your memory by an adjournment. Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 148.6d.b5. 100 0 0 11 0 0 -
depth of 6 feet with cement. The extreme height of the should spring up among us, and that some of us should and the poor return of gold iu this instance yielded by the direction of the river Psebebe, where their watch- . Bankrupt-I rather think . he has on one or two occa- Ditto Marine ..... 51. p.c.& bs. 100 00125 0 0 42
Anchor ...... • • ...... 6 per cent. 5 0 i 1 0 0 -
the is 4 feet inches. From the exposed situation have been led to put our faith in the political theories the quartz, will prevent this from being a paying speeu- fires reddened the sky the whole night long. On the fol- sions ; they . . were drawn on Tingey. I got the money Atlas
of the tower, which is subject to the sea and weather, that form the Shibboleth of certain parties throughout Wien. lowing day about 3,000 mountaineers approached the The Commissioner-I think the little stimulus has im- Irgus. Life ..........• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
great difficulties were experienced duriug the winter the greater part of Europe. But now that 30 opportu- a fort again and fired upon it without their fire being re- Proved your memory. arh commercial .. 7/. 10s, 50 001 5 0 0
5. The Merco is, perhaps, at this moment the most Clericl.Jfed.& Gen. Life Ipr et. & be. 100 0 0 110 0 0 21
months in proceeding with the work. city for direct action has arrived, may we not hope that, flo • • turned by the Russians. It was not till Oct. 31, when Bankrupt-The bills could not have been for more ,
urishing goldfield in this district, as it ie also ti le one County .....
•• 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 12(
The Pacific steamer, Capt. W. C. Thompson, with 500 discarding all causes of disunion, all theories to be.applied f than 1,000/. if I got them done. I have bad no trap Crown .......• •..... 17s. Od 50 001 5 0 0 18!
mountaineers repeated the same manoeuvre, that they
the
.. . ,
o great est extent, the auriferous deposits extending
of the Army Works Corps, arrived at Constantinople on in the future-real castles in the air, for they are built were received with grape and canister, which soon in- sections with a Mrs. Barnet. Mr. Dane, a professional Eagle -
over a very large tract of country This field alone is Equity and Law-- - 414 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5%
the 3d inst., and was to leave again for the Black Sea on on no foundation, we will all, as one man, put our ghoul -doted them to withdraw out of range. This detach- accountant, kept my books from April to December,
sufficiently large to give employment. to ten times as European Life ll. 20 0 a all 18!
the sth. The voyage ders to the wheel determined to do at once and to the
was performed in only 16 days from , , many diggers as there are at present in New South be under the of the son of the
ment is said to command 1854. I will not swear that the pencillings in the cash- General.... ••••• • • • • • 61. 50 0 Pt 5 .',
Greenhithe, including stoppages at Gibraltar and Malta. best of our endeavours, the right thing, at the right mo- Walee. I believe it to have been merely run over, and Pasha of Anap, Karabatyi Sonoko." book on the Ist of April are his figures ; those figures Globe .. .. .. 51. per cent. Stock. .• 101
On Saturday afternoon 5 wounded men arrived at nien, and
that
the right place, trusting, fur the ultimate the richest deposits of gold may yet be found on the represent a cash balance of 12,000/. odd. at that date. ?timr
t ~...... .. 7. per cent. Joe 0 0 47 0 I 50,
i e .. -.. 152/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 o 0 34i
Chatham from Portsmouth, having been landed from resu,t, inii. good Providenced who knows: how to shape Merco table-land-in my opinion a most promising - Of twat amount I had 3,3071 at Rogers's, 1,167/. at Imperial
Life •• • •• • 125. 1100 0011 0 0 0 18
the Ottawa. The new ambulance waggon from Fort mexe
truly
toii its own
the
s. In so doing we shall be locality. The Memo gold district includes the Cudg- STATE OF TRADE. Scott's and I had 4,000/. or 5,000/. in my own posses- Indemnity Marine.... IL 3i & 3/.1100 0 0I 20 0 0 77
Pitt, hung on india-rubber springs (purposely for the
a was held honouring t of the friend whose sae. 'I
kept this amount in hand. rather than send it Law Fire ...... -- •• 23.8 i. 2. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 -
moat
wintgo every memory of
de yong, Bruce's Creek, and several other auriferous streams, ----4"--- Law Lite.• •.•..•• • • • • - 100 0.. I 0 0 0 59
wounded), conveyed 12 of those whose ewes were con-to the bankers, as I apprehended an attachment.
aristocrat, republican or onarchist, and
wrreioszit.,l
io)re on most of which a few diggers are located. The area Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2O 0
sidered the worst to the General Hospital. The wounded
dt" the only means that will ever enable us to rear of this district, if measured, would give something very (From the Manchester Guardia?' of Saturday ) The bankrupt ultitnately passed, and the certificate London .. . la los• 25 001210 0 2
.-,.,-, ~,Inct in command of Captain Charles Sawyer, 6. h adopting
.tan,gnounrn. to
him
will large as its contents. November 16. - That pause in was appointed at a long date (4th February) in order to Londonship. . -
t as be worthy of him. and ~ e. . .... MANCHESTER, Marine... • • .... ••• • .. 185. per share 100 00'28 0 0 3e
. 1 l e • • . ..... t.. 110; •1 ilo. which has very naturally followed the let© prosecute certain inquiries. _ I
Med. Drilid & Gen. Life 414 i per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3?,
--- Minerva • • •••• .. - - sp. et. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6

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