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,- THE SUN; LONDON; SATITRDAY EVENING- JULY 7 185 5.
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- .--watAr, OPERA, DRURY-LANE. Austria, as not affording a sufficient ground for of hostile troops. If Austria will not work, let 1 1
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Lesseee 3fr. E. T. Smith. peace"-he resigns. Lord J. RUSSELL did not nen her not eat-at least the fruit of our labours. If
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lanr,w Au. Closing Prices Bottom dons I !
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'fTHIS EVENING, low the laudable example of his brother Minister. we went to war to clear the Principalities of one
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: esieliew• yestereey. use
Will ba,perforraed LA SO KNA V. BUL A. Characters by Madame
He did not resign on finding his views overruled, oppressor, let us not leave them in the hands of a • l CO..IIILIERaTA.L INT.ELLIGENCE. ii,Aaw LYS. 1
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Gassier, il'alle. Atartini, and signors Bettini and Gassier. 4- -- ---,----_______ , - -
To be followed by a CONCERT, nor did Lord PALMERsTON determine to change worse one. PARIS, JULY 7', 8.30 A.M. CITY Two o'CLo - ' - • 50 all Bedford and Lendon e
To conclude wit the New Ballet, AIIRANDA. his Minister, who wished for what was The Cotton Market at Liverp,ool yesterdayelp-re- 'hr*
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yesterday. this day. Del ali ley ... N. West. ..„ -
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The Moniteur announces that the Minister of St. ieo Buckgharash. L.&,NeW. 98 - 100 •
Prices of admission:-To the two galleries, 6d.; second circle of a sufficient foundation for peace ! No, A full and searching inquiry into the conduct
not sented a quiet appearance, at previous prices. The -7--„ ,--e; 7, ----", ----- 23--77-5- ,....... St. ,00 ClydesdaleJc. Caleelon... 100 - 102 100
boxes and pit, Is.; dress circle, 2s. 65. ; sta Ls, 45.; private boxes to
admit two persons, 10s. Gd.; four persons, one guinea. Box-office Lord JOHN RUSSELL in place of adopting of the police on Sunday last is, after all, to take War has received the following telegraphic sales amounted to 4,000 to 5,000 bales, making the 1- i
.e. ' ' -81 koi"ehre"f'llanolt*,"g••••'3;;i: " - '''
25 24 Col.Stour Ver. G. Un. St
open from 10 to 6 daily. total for the week 45,410 bales. Fair Upland end Eastn. Junet... 41 -4i 4i i S , sT •
Sucl. and Hal. E. C • ...
that which, although it might have been a place. Despite the previous flippancy and arro- despatoh from General Pelissier :- . ,
st 00 b. _on. g. 6 pc. Gt. i'.'.l rthn. 135 - 137
mistake, would at least have been a straight- gance of the Home Secretary, and his manifest realised 7(1., Mobile 7d., and Orleans 8-d. per lb. 50 all Belfast & Ballymena. ... - ... St. 100 G 12.8. Barr. & Caldonian.
THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET. CRIMEA, JULY 5, 11 P.M. The Railway Shares were dull, but at rather im- 13i all aiming. Won -eh &
Under the management of Mr. Buckstene: forward and honourable course -in place of reluctance to deal with the matter, we believe Neils. Direct
proved rates. Stour Valley si -8i St. 100 Do, New Do
THIS EVENING, that, his arguments went to show that we could him to be in earnest now ; and that when he Everything is going on satisfactorily in the • • 31 224 Birk„ahtl. Laucsl- 1.7. •
In a communication from Messrs. Houghton and 25 ;di Glstr.eirDn.Fr Gt. Wentz 27 - 29
win be performed THE BUSY BODY. Marplot, not accept anything less than that we had de- promisee an inquiry that shall be " satisfactory • Cheshire Junci• 136 -13 , 100 all llrtlpl. Dk. & Yk. New.
125025 i alalllil
DHDoou..lSslifiS eaarlrbee Yss ..
DDY
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t t. ' Levy of Liverpool, it is stated that the stock of 9,7 all Do. alone et Birk., ,
tone ; Miranda, miss Reynolds. Ra.ilway & Berw. ~. - ... ,
mended, that we were fully justified in all our both to the House and the public," he means it. - currants is still decreasing, and that next season £5O and £25 Cons. 15e - 16
ro be followed by a Ballet. Mr. Buck-
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we shall be entirely dependent on the growine el ,19 Do., £2O
crop, whereas at the end of September, 1854, we 25 all Myth &Tyne original .i,'
Followed by BUCKSTONE'S ADVENTURES WITH A rouser requisitions. This does not appear to us fair to Public opinion, backed by that of a majority of MARSEILLES, SATURDAY, JULY 7. - -- a.
RINCESS. the community. It is a new school of political the House, and a mass of trustworthy evidence,
140:10elt.ozringcs)toykirinhparnicle,st cillts:y..
st. 1 £25 (lead. at £45) ... - .., -
12$ all Lon. & Greenw S. Eastern 120 -13
After which, THE GALICIAN FETE. morality to which we must refuse our sanction, has been too many for him, and. he has wisely The mail steamer Hydaspe, which left Con- Ipi:c: fctiea.
St. 100 Bristol and Ezoter... 90 - 92
To conclude with THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. 00 Caledonian. 62i - 63 620 i 20 all Do. Preference Do 23 -94
- and which, we think, will be equally unacceptable yielded. stantiiaople on the 28th of June, has arrived. 10 all Lon., Til., &S. Peto &Ca ll,l -12
While the imports fall off, the consumption in- 10 61s. Ceermartben and Car St. 1.00 Lowestoft gr.
ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFOR.D-STREET. to the people of the United Kingdom. The proper course therefore to be adopted by Despatches leave at 9 a.m. The English creases. dig= -„. 4 per cent. Norfolk... ... - ..„
Under the Management of Mr. Ciaesaxs Kerr.
all parties aggrieved, and by those who witnessed The silk market appears to have been very ac- r,o al; Chester & Holyhead. 13i - 145 St. 100 Do. 6 per et. Do
erne EVENING, steamer Glasgow, which left Constantinople on 50 all Cork tr-i.d Bandon... 9 - 11
hem is to tende . •
the outrages upon t , r their evidence cen y.
tive re tl Th 11 • •
e fo owing is the report of Mr. 54 all Manch. Bxtn. L.&N.W
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ork, Black, & Pass. ... - •••
Will be performed AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY. The real head of the COBURGS dthf th
,an e a er- Henry W. Eaton :- and Matlock & Midld. 2g -21
HE Erourti. Queen Ka- • on the first opportunity to the Commissioners. the 28th, has also arrived. 20 16 Cornwall oee ....... moo 50 all Middlosbro' & Stckton l':
To conclude vrith KING HENRY T in-law of an Austrian Princess, is now in this " Since the public sales, the particulars of which 10 14 Cie-ff Junction
riarine, Mrs. C. Kean ; Cardinal Wolsoy, Mr. C. Kean.
The proceedings of that body will be narrowly The • tl ' f th C . ••• - ••• Redcar Darlingt. ... - ..,
country ;he is also nearly related to the Royal re is no ling rem e nmea. were reported to you on the 22d ultimo, a fair cur- 50 45 Duan&BolfastJunc. ... - ...d St. WO lifidld.Bradfd. Midland.. 94 -e6 96 I
scrutinised, and as any appearance of jugglery or rout business has continued, tho transactions of June 25 all Dundee Perth&Aber 61 51 Newmarket
THEATRE RoYAL ADELPHI: personages of the realm, and as widower of a for- -
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fan attempt to keep the facts fr m the liaht resultiu.• in the largest delivery of silk ever known, and in (leen Junction • - - Bury Exton.- En. Conn. i _ ip
Proprietor, Mr. B. Watoter.-Direretregs, Mtdame celeste. mer heir apparent to the British Crown, is, we ° - ° t' PARIS, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 8.30 A.M. a considerable deficiency in the stock of China raw silk as 25 all Do. New ...... - ••• 50 all N.& Sst.s p.c. E. Count. 58 -60
would. meet with an inlme i
d ate exposure and. re- i
THIS EVENING, believe, still in annual receipt of the proceeds of compared with this period last year, as will be seen in detail St. 100 East Anelian l4e - 15; 50 all Do. 6 per ct. Do
FOREIGN AFFAIRS ; or, The Court of English taxe W
s. e have a right, therefore, to probation from the greater part of the Press, little The members of the Legislative Corps, headed by the annexed statement which is this month moro than 20 ll Eastern Countios ..... 12 -12 e 12 0 50 all Do. Fixeds ps Do
Win be performed usually interesting. The advices received from China this St. 100 Eastern Union, A
fear need be entertained about the result. Go- 25 all Prost. &Wyre L. &N.W.
Queen Anne
' ' TNG HANDS. Characters by Messrs. B. hope that, for the sake of both "love and money," by the President, presented to the Emperor yea. week estimate the total shipments from all China to the end Stock • - ...
Followed by- HELP , vernment =not well afford to run in the teeth
L. Murray, C. Selby, , ,
&c. • Madame Celeste of April at 47,000 bales against 57,000 bales to this date last St. 106 De., B. Steele 23 - 25 124 all Do. 4 Shoe. ADo
Webster, KeeleY' ' he will be willing to render this country any rea- ... -- ..•
of so many of its independent supporters as are terclay evening the bills for the loan and for the season, the quantity afloat being about 7,000 bales of all sorts; 25 8e Do., New A ..... ..... ••• - •••
Mrs. Keeley, Ike- St. 00 Roystnialit. GtNorthn 133 _ lee
•th BONA FIDE TRAVELLERS. sonable service. He has a fine opening now for prices had given way, but there was little disposition to buy St. 100 P-:aet kmcashire 760 -77 e 25 1811 Shef.R•oth and Lancash&
To conclude wi determined to have, if possible, a thorough in- contingent for 1856.
doing it. An unofficial and friendly medium of freely even the small stock of 15,003 bales remaining unsold. St. 100 Edinburgh& Glasgow 57 - 59 Gooleg.sp.c. Yorksh. ~, -
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vestigation. With these views we cannot but These account! have hadfi little o.r no effect on our 10
_ll Edinb. and Peebles Bl - 9e
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. communication between Austria and England is ' The Ministers and Great Officers of the Crown 10 all Shrews. &Her. T. Brassey 81 - 81
reprobate any attempt to aggravate the very natu- market, which ts extremely rm, and in the present position St. 100 Edin,Prtii &Dundee 19 - 20 12 94 S. Staflordsh. M.MClean 22 - 24,.1
Lessee and Manager, Mr. A. Wlffall: just now required. It is desirable to pave the of the stock and delivery of China raw silk and of the Italian 10 9 Forth & Clyde Jir .i. ... - ... 50 all- WearValleyg,r Stockt. &
THIS EVENING, ral exasperation of the outraged masses, whether were present on the occasion.
market, must I think continue so. Bengal silk has partici- 50 all Furness. - ...
vsay by communications through a trustworthy 6 per cent... Darlingt ... - ..,
Will ba performed PERFECT CONFIDENCE. Characters by by handbill or harangue. The people have gotten To the address of the President the Emperor pa.ted to a vely fair ex-tent iu the activity of the month, the 20 all Do. Extension - ••• 25 all Do Do 32 -33 '
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ye in orma c lannel for the formal ones which a g . . . better sorts selling at full rates, the lower qualities only tempt- St. 100 Glasgow &S. Wester]] 70 - 72
Messrs. F. Robson and G. Vining ; Miss Marston and Miss Bromley. reat victory. In HEAVEN'S name let it be e,, • , st. 100 WiltsSeesorerst GtWestn. 93 - 95
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To be followed by STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. Characters OUght soon to follow. Reyal ears in Austria as
' worthy of them, and. let them not be induced to made the it:mowing reply :- ing buyers ut the prices of 7s. to Ss. per lb. In Brutias but St. 1.00 (lireat Northern
little has been doing, the stocks not exceeding- 30 bales. St. 100 Do. A. Stock 75 - 77 PREFERENCE SHARES.
by MCf•ST3. A. Wigan, Emery, G. Vining, Danvers, Miss Maskell, elsewhere, very rarely hear the plain truth ; aed • " I thank the Legislative Corps for the readi- tee -1 s 8 - ...,''
ani Mrs. Melfort. give the slightest pretence for further outrage. Persian silk has been rather niore in demand, about 400 bal. St. 'OO Do ' B Stock
" - St. 1100 1 Aberdeen
it is highly probable that the " chivalrous youth" lots having been sold from 9s. to llis. 6d, Italian silk has St. 1.30 ilt.Stli.&West.(lre.) 101 - 103
To conclude wit'a POOR erreeconnn. e, on this subject, we must reluctantly ness with which it has voted the two bills which
Whil • • • st. )100 'Do. N 0.2, 7p.c 9B - 100
attracted more attention for some time past, and importers, St. 1.00 Great Western 67 '- 671 67e
-- of Vienna fancies he is admired in England, after 25 all Blyth and Tyne 10 pet
refer to a recommendation offered last night with in consequence of the unfavourable accounts of the new crops St. 100 Do. Stour Val, Rai'
you bring to me, and I express my gratitude for c. pref. (issd.atso/) ... - ..„
A.STLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. the fashion of the Courtly expressions he hears . in France and Italy, have considerably raised their preten- Gua. Stk 59 • 61
singular effrontery by a Mr. G. DUNDA.S to an St. 100 Bids. & Ex. 4p. c. St. 94 - 90
Lessee a.nd Manager, Mr. Wm. Cooke. around. him, or reads iia official documents. He it. I know how onerous are the charges and sious, as will be seen by the quotations." 12 all Irish South-Eastern. .. - ...
astonished House, and we only do so to remark 'ea ell ,• ^
L-nc-ster & Carlisle 73 - 78 20 5 Do. 4p. e. Shares ... ... - ...
Messrs. Smith and. Charles, tallow brokers, - , St. 100 Caledonian .£lO 99 - 101
THIS EVENING, has, probably, no idea that here he is detested,
that it elicited from that H h•
ouse not ma but in• taxes imposed by war, but I hope they will only 16e 141 Do., Thirds 8 9
The bleier successful Spectacle called, ENGLAND and PRANCE • felt for a youth . . 0 state :- 15 all Chester & Holyhead
with only the modicum of pity ii 16e 7 Do. New Thirds__ 8 as 9
In the DAYS'of CHIVALRY ; or, the Brothers in Arms, with all a al:lateen. This ingrate-never be the name Guar. 51, per cent... ... - ..,
the "pomp and circumstance" of knightly valour ; the array of in a police court, prematurely old in chicanery, e be temporary-, and. lam confident that the spirit e our st. Petersburg advices are to the 28th ult., ex St. 100 Lencash.andYorksh 815 -82 eh 1 93 all Do. do. Pref. No. 2.. .. - ..
kings and courtly dames, and the phenomena attendant upon a h forgotten, it belongs to a place•fedrace nursed in in- 36 7-16 e. 300 casks on the spot, 123 to 125 rs. ; 100 casks, at 3 i 1:b Wet:Riding Un 21 all Do. do. Pref. No. 2.. .:. ...
matchless Stud of Horses. perjury, and violence. He as been trained to • . and patriotism of the country will enable us to 122,3, rs., lying at Novogorod ; 330 casks at 118 rs. for June, 20 all ' " b &S th t
Liv.Crs y. ou p ... - .
tngue, and born to be bad bargains-who scents the 64 all Cork &Bandons6p.c. 3 7- "4'
Ta conclwie with the SC ENE 3 in the CIRCLE, by Equestrians of believe that perjury and brutality in Hungary, and 1,000 casks at 113 to 114 rs., 101 down for Aucfust 11A all Le d & Blackwal 71 - 7e-- gi all Dun.Prth oirMier.J. 6 - 64
acknowledged ment. canaille, as he calls his humble betters, a league off, surmount every difficulty, and. to obtain an honour- delivery carriage, 75 cops for immediate renloval, and° 90 St: 100 Loislidnright&S.Cst. 101 - 102 10 2 E. Anglian Cls. A Sh. ... -
is,a..oniee open Iron Eleven till Four. Stare Manager, Mr. W. jilting hem b ever low
his allies, outwitting t y y
recommended the employment of a few 6-pounders cops for the month." St 100 Lend. and N. Westn. 101 - 1014 101 1001 i i St. 100 Do. do. Cis. B6p. c. . - -
West. Acting Manager, Mr. W. H. Cooke. Ewer:Jan Director, contrivance, plundering the property of the refu- bl "
a e peace. •• -.
Mr. w. Cboke, inn. on Sunday next to tranquilise the mob ! It is The new regulation for closing business in the 20 16 Do. Fifths - ip St. 100 Do. do Cls. C7p. e. _ - ...
gees in Piedmont, and refusing to part with the These words were received with the most Baltic trade at two o'clock on Saturdays is stated 10 55 Do.lo/.Sh.,M&B_C Ad - ep
61 all Eastern Counties Ex. ,
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plunder in defiance of engagements and inter- charity to believe the poor wretch was mad, 'and
to work exceedingly well. 12e 2s Do. Eighths i - i'' tension, sp. c. No.] 1 -1/ POto
MUD WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. the supposition is the more probable, because the marked sympathy. St 100 London andS. Westn 83 .... 81 831 3 i 6i all Do. No. 2 . i - Iti P
1 riehts-he has been tau ht that
nationa e g such It is probable that some parties upon a super- 50 47' D L-0 B5 ",„.• 70,
. t 0., 0 10 i all Do. New 6p. c. St. 134 -14
T-lii LI AY -4.lornin 4'3 min after 7i Evenin 10min.aft. 8 report of s• el 6- d
a in,, e poun er would be the signal ----
ficial view of the Bank of England return for the 40 38" Do. se4o - 65it
ro-',l/.0..0% Mor”ine 39 min:after 8 1 Eveuingg 13min. aft, 9 doings are the glory of Princes. The HAPSBURGS . 20 I all East Un., G. 6p. c. ... - ...
for the overthrow of aristocratic misrule, and ne- DANTZIC, JULY 6. week to last Saturday will consider it less favour- 25 all Lud'ndrry&Coleraine ... - ...
always have done such things, the HAPSBURGS are 25 all Lndndrry. & Enif.sk. _ - ... 5 all Do. 51. 10 Der cent. ... - ... '
- cessarily the fortunes of the DEND-AsSES for ever. • able than preceding statements, but such a con- 10 all Do. 101. Debentr.Sh. ... - ...
the nobility of Royalty, ergo, roguery and brutalit Nothina im t t h t d Ad-
o por an as as ye occurre . St 100 Aitanch.Shef.k Limit 254 -26 24e
Tire WEATIIER.-Sere Orrice. July 7. are princely virtues. His late seni • y The House might well stare, and when the fit was elusion would be erroneous, inasmuch as fuller '
25 all Do. 1 Shares, No. 1 8 •-• 84 St. all Do. do. 4 per cent... ... - ...
St. 100 East Lancash.6 p. ets. ... - -
TIIIMMOMITIta, IN THE SHADE. or neighbour ff , . , , • , •
o nave tencterea. to it an apology to soothe rts miral Seymour is going on favourably. employment for the assets of the Corporation in- 8/2s g2s. Do., Man. &Lin. Un. ... - ... 5 all ea&W. York. J. sths ... - ..
NICHOLAS, too, was a pattern of the same excel- dicates greater activity in business or in St. 100 Midland - 73 721 le St. 100 ed.Prth.&Dun.4p.e. 61 - 64
74 - teeeest since noon yesterday. indignation. Six-pounders fired on the people in - , •
55 --io.;est this morning and during the nights lences, and he used to be • d bFI• h
praise even y .ng Is the operations of capitalists. It may pos- St. 1.00 Do. Birmng. &Derby 43 - 45 20 all Furneee .
London ! The folly of such a suggestion exceeds ,
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. St. lot etas. & 5.w.G.5 p.c. ... - ...x.
50 all afidld. G. West.(lre.) ... - - ••• • .- •••
67-this day, at noon. Ministers for his ' •4-
magnammi y.
. If the JUPITER KIEL, stb. silly be objected that the present diminu-
-25 all Do. Half Shares
.f:!AIIOMETER, 30'18, the barbarity. It would be madness to get ex- tion in the bullion, and increase of loans or St. 100 Great Northn. sp. e 118 - 120 1185
of Euro e wee r 100 ell Newcastle & Carlisle. ~ ..,
WIND, E. to E.S.E.-Light, with dull, sultry weather. p , g eat for such things, why not I . The Tonner
„ re, with two bomb vessels and a St. 100 Do. sp. c. Redeem.,
d b t 1 It • 1
cite aou 1 . is sett ed-tlae man w discounts arises from remittances to F •
ranee, in es 235 N*wpt.Aberg. & [Ertl 9 - 7
Two o'cLocx.-Sunshine. for doing the like ? So no doubt, with the loeic at 10 p. c. prem... 110 - 112
• insane. gunboat in tow, entered this port to-day, bound connection with bids for the new loan, -hilt even, if 50 8 Newry &F,nniskillee 1- 14 St. 100 Do. 44 p. c lOl e•-• 106 •
* ______-------- of TERENCE, did young FRANCIS JOSEPH argue. in part true, this would be no evil, as the loan is 20 all Newry Warreupomi 124 5 Do. 5 p.c. Scrip, Red. ,
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to the Baltic. and Rostrovor • - -.
at sp. C. pm... .. $ - ip
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Now it is time to break up all these illusions. The d •
goo -service-pension, vacant by the promotion of sure to command a good premium, and upon the
st. 100 Norfolk . 5O -52 10 all Gt.N.ofScot.lstPrer 9- 90
Henceforward an Unstamped, as well as a And LEOPOLD, once of Germany, late of England, Capt. Richards, has been given to Capt. H. F. Greville. ------ small allotment which English houses can obtain
50 35 Nortlin.Counties Un. „ , - _ 304 St. 100 Gt. S. &W. (Ireland) ... - ...
Stamped, Edition of The Sun will be issued. and now of Belgium, is the man to do it if he CRYSTAL PALACE.-SHILLING DAY. -JULY 6.-Ad-
missions on payment 7 218 • ditto for season tickets BERLIN, FRIDAY, JULY 6. g
throu h their correspondents at Paris, an inune-
dia.te and handsome profit will be obtainable. 16
st. 1.00 North Brifish
all North Devon No. 1 30 ~. 31 20 9 Do. 4per c. Pref. St ... - ...
will. He will not have been here long without " , , , ... -. 50 6 at. wostn. (Berns e
The price of this Journal will therefore be-- 869.-Total, 8,087. The Prince of Prussia. leaves Berlin to-morrow Compared with the previous return the cbanges 16 all Do., No. 2 - el
Unstamped - . 8 ell Do., e A Deferred... ~, „,
St. 100 Do . con. red. 44 p.c. 99 - 101
Stamped. - advertised by the Post-office to take out the Peninsular
ils of to-day. evening for St. Petersburg to visit his sister, the . , .
Active circulation X20,165,545 8 all Do, 6 B Guaranteed - ••• •
St. 100 re. Eastern-Bervsiee 74 - 75 745 4-
St. 100 Do. con. red. 4p. c. 90 - e 2
Copies of The Sun, bearing the newspaper stamp, han even that of Russia. The latter rna
men too, t .
The divid d th • t k 11. h h l
en son e various soc-s w ic aye ately Dowager Empress. Increase 623,420 25 20 Do. do. Extension ... 61 -61 St. 109 Do. irred. 4p.c. ... 92 -94
8 all Do, Birm. Pref. Sh... 10 -11 '
1 0-eine(' the res ect which is alwa s coven to ' Bullion 18,018,575 2,5 13 Do.do.G.N.E.Pnrch 3i _34
and folded SO that the stamp shall be visible, will -las e, P Y 6 been closed will be available to the public at the Bank This v. •t
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isi as no political object. Decrease 150,451 50 all De. Leeds l3e - 141 10 all Do.Cfiester Bp. c.P.S. 17 - 175 '
those who will incur the hazard worthy of their of England on Monday next, the 9th in•t, i 0 all Do. do. sp. c. d 0... 101 - 100
be transmissible and re-transmissible by post for Rest
objects. Austria has incurred the contempt of The letters from Paris state that the application of --....• Ste 100 Do. Bina. Gua. Stk 74 -76 75 e
fifteen days after the date of issue. Increase 13,788 50 all North London 5O -5 t 'eel all Do, Ches. Gua. Sh.. 191 - 201
ds who ilfer the spoils of the brave
the cower p the Turkish to the French Government to guarantee a General Prince Gortschakoff reports the Russian Public Deposits 6,146,999 10 all Do. Now ZIO .ed - e p ••••,, 134 all Do. do. do 9i - 101 •
Unstamped. Copies may also be sent through the ' loan has] been aceeded to and that th •
e amount will be 339,686 10 3! Is N.BtS.Wstru.,Hamp-
She is even worse than the Jeves whom we have 1 ' . • ' Decrease 2O all Do. do. do l4s - 15/
post by affixing a penny postage stamp. arger than was anticipated-namely, 120,000,000 f or losses in the affair of the 18 th of Seine at 1 aeneral, stead and City Jn.. ed - i t
16 6 Lan. &York. F. I:20 f - Id
heard of as stripping the slain of every valuable about 5,000,000/. sterling. '' a Other Deposits 13,434,749
20 17; North 'Staff° '
rdshire. 5 -41 a 120 I
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20 all North Western 6l - 61 St. 100 Lon. & Brigh. G. 5 p.c. ... - ...
after the battle, for they have had, we are told, Gold continues to be sent to Paris, but not in large 4 officers, and 530 men killed ; 6 generals, 42 Increase 210,279 St. 100 Do. 6p. c. Steelt ... ,137 - 139
Seven-Day and other Bills - I ar St. 100 Do. Pref., sp. c. St. ... - ...
r!`"11-2 21* ..912) .
is. _03:1 , to pay something down in hard cash for the re- quantities. At Amsterdam and Hamburg
xchange are firm. the rates of officers, and 3,378 men wounded.. Decrease 14,766 10 1 Nuneaton, Hinckley St. 100 Do. New Guar.6 p. c ... - ...,
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(Q.;l V ,f_qacktLe4 -.-- .. 3,1,,, volting privilege ; but our mean " quasi Ally " A letter from Helsingfors of the 20th says that so ------. , Government Securities No alteration. I and Leicester es:. ....... ...4. St. 100 Do. do. 5 per cent,. ... - .
. ie. e et' (;-•tee-eee,Vl,.-Wele, 44-vs has not only not paid a farthing-she has actually large a body of troops as is now collected in that town • Other Securities 13,497,443 St. !Of) Oxford, Worcester,& St. 100 Lon.&N. W., Coy. d] "• •
qe--•'ne-.:`,..":-.e.Lee PERPIGNAN, JULY 5. Increase - 30
Nuneaton sp. et.. ... - ...
saved her money, while she has enriched herself has not been seen there since 1808. . -
Notes unemployed 11,139,525 20 8 Portsmouth se 5 Lon.& 5.W.C0n.31. 21 -34
pm. All.01•••,....11 Four of the eight newly-built gun-boats which St. 100 eeeeesish Central..... 1.03 - 105 '
----____- - - - --- by the fruits of Turkish victories. She has, for • • h , were The Carlist chief Marsal has been completely Decrease 747,785 12i all Lowly. & Color. e Sh. ... - ...
awaiting in t e roads of Toulon an order to proceed to St. 100 Seottishelidla.nd 67 - 619
LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1855. instance, billeted her troops on the Principali- tbe Black Sea weighed anchor on h -
t e 2d. beaten by the troops sent in kis pursuit. 14 Yesterday afternoon bills upon. some of the _ , . ,
St. Lou Shropsnire Union - ..,
ties, whilst she has gained thereby-lst, securing On Tuesday morning six waggons, laden with k
roc ets foreign cities were negotiated here at rather fuller 50 a.l South Devon -13 i - 145 10 all Man., Shef., & Lin.
New, £.1.0 l3l - 13/ 131
and 150 men of his band were killed, and 44 others have rates. Paris, 90 days, was 25 32-1- to 371, Amster- se la) &nth Eastern ' 614 - 62
At last Lord JOHN RUSSELL has spoken out. herself against Hungary ; 2dly, the navigation of tons of gunpowder, left Lyons by railway for 6 4; Do. £6 0 - ep
Marseilles, from whence they were to be f r d ,c 1 t dam 11 19± to i, Hamburgh 13 7-41; to 8, and Trieste 50 all South Wales 3O. .- 31 12 all Marypt.&Carl.4p c ... - _
o war e 0 sought a refuge in France. The insurrection. at 20 15 S. Yrksh. & Riv. Dm. ' 4 - 2
The truth of the sinister rumours that have for the Danube ; and 3dly, the much-coveted privi- Sebastopol. 12 20 to 24. 12? all Do. 46 per cent
, leee of hel inn- Russia anainst the Allies while Th b .1
, ear si ver brought by the Atrato was sold yester- Barcelona is thus explained :-A number of work- The shipments of the precious metals direct
,i 0
20 5 Do 2d - par 12: 101 Do
some time prevailed is ascertained beyond the pos- e I) e e
II Staines, Wok. SeW 1 -
o _ - St. 100 Mid.Consol.6p.e.St ... - ...
professing to do the very opposite. They put day at 6111 d. per oz. for the India market. Mexican London durin the week endin last Thurs-
from , g . g 25 a] Stockton U Darlin 39 - 41
sibility of doubt or dispute. There is a peace . . . . . •• • dollars continue • td d d 60d
in sea y eman at . men wished to retake a flag of the working assts. St. WO Do. Consol. Bristol
their securities into her possession ; and, infinitely day, comprised 12,260 ounces of silver and. 5,5e32 164; Steekten de liertlepi ... - ~. I Birm. 6 per cont 139 - 141
lsor re-
party within the Cabinet, and the compu y
worse than STRAHAN, Reese, and Co., she has not
-MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS - ORICE
Th b • h M • . 9 STOWE, July 6. ciations which
e rig er aeesty, of Whitby, arrived to-day had been taken from them by the of gold.
The English stock market has been very flat this 10
et. len Taff Vale .
9 Do. £lO share. • -.-
• St. 100 Do. 41 p. c. Pref. St 97 - 9d
16* Ili Do. Pref. 43 per Con ' i ...... le #
tirement of• Lord ABERDEEN and. the Duke of merely used them for her own purposes, but for She reports the murder of her eaptain mate, and cook' authoritiea. The Ca - G r b* td.t •t
ptain- enera o jec e o i st. 100 Do. Prof., No. 1..... . -- .
, 2 morning-, and a decline of Ito 1 per cent. has oc- - i 5 all Do. 5/. Pref. 4p. e.. 41 - 40
t withdrawal of the ur oses of our enemy also. What we were and the woundin severe] of two 'f• 25 211 Thames Haven Docl -
o the crew, by a St. 100 ,Ditto Leicester and
NEWCASTLE, and the subsequen p p
aed Negal y and then shut himself u • th -t
d 1 *th b` d The decrease in the Bank bullion is one
pin e ce a e wi is curre . and Railway 5 - 5e
lately pureed the Ad- the first of the English Press loudly to denounce is ho afterwerd
seaman n m e, w . s hung himself. I Hitenen Pref. St.., ... -
cause of the reaction, but the principal reason is an 20 ... lelverstone & Lanes ... - _
the Peelites, has not comp 10 all ;Norfolk Deteaturee a _ ;;•
now acknowledged by all, that the blood of The adjourned debate on the Maynooth question is to troops.
increased. supply of stock, now special transfers are zu all Vale of Neath lei 2N- 20 •
St. 100 Do Pref. 4p. c. Stec' ~ -
... •
ministration of the objectionable element. Yet, _ 1.
b.
fi.
ti
Inkerman les ciey on le head of this smiling come on next Tuesday ; and we are informed, on the 1 d C 1 d t 911 to ± and have 20 all Waterfl. & KilkennT 34 -41 I •
St. WO Po. 5 p.c. Ext
t'iis divided Government, made up of such bete- best authority, that Mr. Spooner is determined to press A ( espatch from Barcelona, dat ell the sth inst., resume . onso s opene a s ,
• 50 all Waterford&Llmeriet 21 - 23 . • - -
St. 100 ID o. 54 per et . prof._ ... - ...
enemy. the question to a division •so that what fo C been since done at 90i. The account prices ,
,0 all West Cornwall 7 - 8 St. 100 Do. Way. Val. sp. c ... - ...
d conflicting materials, is that in t
ever rm the says :----‘ The strike of he workn len continues. . have been 911 and are now 901. Excite- 10 5W t
es End of Londe].
• rogeneeue an It is natural that poor Lord CLARKNDON should question may take, the inai'n issue '
will be then decided. St. 100 North British lO3 - 105
which an illustrious personage thought Parlia- •
cling to a policy for which he was so long com- Henry Coe Coape was finally exa,mined at Marlbo- The opposition is a, passive one. The assa.ssins quer Bills at 2,1 d. have realised 225. to 265.
remium. Bank Stock is supported at the advance 20 anti Crystal Palace. ... - „..
all IWest London - a, St. 100 N. E. Berw, 4 p.c. P 95 -97 .
rough-street, and committed for t • 1
merit and tbe country- ought to repose unlimited mended by the willingly or unwillingly blind ;
~ ria , charged with have been arrested. The militia 2ce main faithful. FO 213. East India Stock is heavier at 2321. The 10 171seWirabledn&Croydon .. - . die 17 5 ;Do. do. do 34 - 4
20 13 Do Leeds 6 p.c eNo.I ... - ...
haeing fraudulently obtained 4,000/. from Mr. Henry
he British yet even he was compelled to confess to the House New Annuity has been 16 15-16, and the Omiaium 12e 9 De. do. Quarters 4e .. - -
and unquestioning confidence, and that t Porter Smith by executing a conveyan f A deputation has been sent to Ma drid."
ce 0 property FOREIGN.
f Lords that the Government did not und -A 4g- premium. 25 10 Do.Yorkle.& se. Pnr. 4 - par ,
Constitution was undergoing a great trial, because ° ere and which bad been previously sold by him to other parties. --
In the Foreign Securities there has been a mode- 10 all Antwerp&Rott,irdaln 95 - 91 20 all North Staffordshire.. ... - ..,
the Treat of the 2d December We understend that in the ev t f
y as Austria under- , , en o Mr. Roebuck's St. 100 Oxford,Worcestene -
information was require
• don subjects of vital im- motion of censure on the late Government (which stands FRANCE. • 0
rate business. Turkish are steady at 81/ to 5 4 Belgian Laztu. June. 24 - 21
stood it. In other words that Austria was one of
' 5 20 10 13eziers to Craissessac 21 ...; 1 Wolverh.£ls, 6p. c 107 - 109
for Tuesday week) being pressed, General Peel will move 82. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are 1 per , 2 2 10 ' 7 Do R. Prof. 10/. Sh.
portance, and other branches of the Legislature
those " juggling fiends," deservedly damned by the previous question as an amendment. PARIS, FRID'AY EVENING. ent better, having been done at 90. Mexican 18 10a. Ilomlay,Baroda,anf.
Centrallndia,Scrip 21 - 24 "ID ..—... .4.
85 all Scot. Cent. , New Prel ... - .„.
evinced. some symptoms of uneasiness at the exist- Macbeth, " who keep the word of promise to our With regard to the application addressed to the Chan- The bill relative to a Turkish loa aof 125,000,000 c '
Bon& continued heavy at 21n. Buenos Ayres 174 all Demerara. - SOG 25 all South Devon l3l - 145
ing untoward state of affairs*. ear, but break it to our hopes." The French cellor of the. Exchequer the day before yesterday, to be francs, guaranteeti by France and England, was
have been dealt in at 56, Brazilian 41 per Cents. at 20 10 Dutch Rhenish i - 4d 10 14 Do, fixed,4l per cent 5d - par
allowed a discount of 2 per cent. upon anticipating th Presented to-day to the Legislative body. u .
94, and. Equador at 31. Spanish Passive Stock is. 20 a Eastern of Fia.nce -35 e LOX, all S. Eastern (Readieg
To the Noble Lord the Secretary for the Colo- EMPEROR spoke out with more dignified plainness, payment of the remaining insteelments of - a The bill fi • h • '
the loan it xmg t o conscription! of the class of 40 10 Do New Ann.) of £1 Os. 6d. 231 - 234
nore indeed in the st le of John Bull than the WOr 4. rench 3 per Cents. have been 66 50,
th F all n ' • 9, -10 1
e.,ast Indian g. 5 p.c. 25, - 26 St. 100 Do. 44 per cent__ 99 - 101
Lies belonas the rather unhaPPY distinction of s Y has l,ten pointed out that the terms of the act of Parlia- 1855 at 140,000 men was then vote& by the Assem- with the Exchange at 25 5. Dutch 4 per Cents. 20 all iS. Wales Gua. 4p. c, _ -
..
e h Lord when he o enl said. that we are ment axe directl in o nosition to such an ar 20 10 Do. Eaten' sion - ap 14
Engdis , p y . y . pi . rangernent. bly without a discussion. 20 all Do. do. 44 p. c.a.. ,„ -
....
-ed 951 to 1 100 en Do. 44 p. c. Bds., pay
br* •
urging to ig a
1. ht -0 ese hitherto mysterious differ-
" yet waiting for Austria to fulfil her en - The eixth sect i,n gives permission to contributors to
gage . . . PaY The Government has received the, foll ' 1
owing te e- have been mark 4 7.
Railway Shares opened at barely yesterday's '57, convertible 2O all S.Yorksla4p.c.Guar. 16 -18
enee• He had previously become, in some de-
meats." The fr d 1 t • t tt.
au uen in erpre a ion of the in full if they like to do so and then adds " but dis
, - - graphic despatch from General Pelis qier :- 100 all Do. do. do., '59, do ••.. - ... 25 all Stock.&Dar., sp• c. ... -- ...
ons and are lower still by 4 to i- per cent.
gree) notorious for sowing dissensions amongst Vienna Note by Ru • h• Ith W ' ount shall not be allo d,
e c. . we. en any such
ssia, on wic i e ar in fact cipation of any of the said instalments.'payment in anti- " CRIMEA, 4TH, 10.30 P.M.-Noth ine new in the
o suotati , . .
since. The English lines most dealt in are the es 2 •
25 171 Gd TkofCanade,Aas 61 - 510 115 0 25 15 ;Do. do. do 2- 3p
124 all 'Stock. & Beni. g. I'
hie colleagues, and breaking uP the parties with rests, was not more flagrant than the fraudulent EXTENSIVE FIRES (Tars DAY.)-An alarming fire state of affairs ; the sanitary condition of the army
Midland, London and North-Western, Caledonian Za all Do. St. Lawrence &
, 'Atlantic do. - 185 18 p. c. till July 1, 'ss; _ - ...
continues to improve " , FO 4 INVeterfd.& Kilk.6 pc 21 -21 d 11.
......./
wbiele Inflect b t d B t e confess, interpretation of the December Treaty by the se-
een connec e . a, w broke out this morning on the premises belonging to ' North-Eastern, and Lancashire and Yorkshire. 100 70 Do. Cert. of Deben.,
" The arrival of Prince Jeroisi en" says the con. into Stk. till '63 65 - 67
'Messrs. Watney, and Co., distillers, ae Wandsworth, Great Western of Canada are 4 cheaper. East DUNES. ....
thet we -were n d f h velation as
ot prepare or sue are cret ally of Russia. Lord CLARENDON had. better •.h
by whic property to the amount of 20,000/. has been Courrier du, Barre, " is, we understand, post-
I d•
lan are very firm. Paris and Lyons steady. 1.00 all Do. Comp. 6p. c., do. 95 - 975 96e
1 all Ague Fria . .
that f Beleium his real 1 b*
tell LEOPOLD 0 t, ,nd itter dis- reduced to ruins. As far as can be at present learned Ponecl for some weeks. It now ap pears probable 1 -4-• • M. • 0 10 Gt. Centralof Fran, 4- 44 a ... i
of laet night. We Lad not supposed. that a Mi- The .e ormen Ines are steady the Joint Stock 2 1 all Anglo Austrin. Golf .
appointment, tell him that he stands already- with the loss will fall on the Royal, Liverpool and London, that his Imperial Highness will cot ne to Havre in ' d ' • 5 all Gt. Indian Ponineule
nister, esh Banks ;et full rates, an Crystal Palace are main- 10s. all Anglo Californian ... .1
:.:. ii.
guar. 5 per cent. ... 51 -61 p
°se " prave orts" might rival those of and the Globe fire offices. Another fire broke out at the the early part of next month, so that we entertain
one foot on each side of the threshold of Downing- 20 6 Australian
An ' s • tained. 5 1 Do. New 5 per cent 1- - zip lf -1$
goods depot of the London and South Coast Reilwa the hope that the Prince will bo present at the Re- 1 al; Australien Cordillert. .., -
...
cien„ Pistol. at " the Pridge"-whese laneuaee d th t 1
e e street, an la tie protracted villany of Austria • • • • • ' y' 5 2 Do. Extensions.... e- ee
inspired Born d near tae Bricklayers Arms station, by which a large gattas which are fixed for the sth A ugust." 5 all Do. do . 5l 6 1 all Ave Maria.- • - - .
e egree of confidence, was secretly will to a certainty push him quite outside ; and I 11' fi - d
, ,ui ( ing, Le up with chaff cutting machines and A letter from Montene ro of the 19th sa s : Bimini FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE Oe'efe /elle.
20 13 Groat -Luxenabours 1 all Baden (Gd. Duchy of, * - 1
advocating an •
inglorious and transitory peace, that should popular and righteous indignation here boiler, and a large quantity of provender, were eatirely -" The French Consul gat Scutt ari went Yre- (Prom the Ogcial List.) Constituted Shares 4 •-• 45 50 all Blsmarvon Iron ant'
and that the 0 • • ut him out-why, afterhitn the deluee I "NoAus- destroyed. Business done 4 all Do. Obligations 35 - 3e Coal , , - 7
pinions which he put forward in 13 Pacba o
cently, with ithe f that plenfe, to Cettinje 20 14 British Iron 5 - 6
the Hous , e • TRH ART-UNION or GLISGOW.-A. specimen of the BkSt k
e of Cone_ 0 trian Alliauce, no Four Points !' to use the words to endeavour to conciliate the dif rerences which 35 26 Brazilianlmp.(issuee
Mk TIS were totally opposed to
.._ . . magnifier ritly•executeel fac simile in chromo-lithography • , 3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities. .. . 92 li Shans
those whic' h exist oetween and Turks and. the Montenegrins, so 3 per Cent Consols Annuitice 9ll / 901 100 all Do. Bds., payable•s7, at £5 pm.) .. ...... 21 - el
a e urged on his lleaaues in the of BENJA- -I)
MI'S ISRAELI, will be the universal cry ; of the fine picture beeJ h Geb t" S •hP
~ o n I er , panis easants
privacy of a Cabin t C • co 0 . ~ v brea -*
as to prevent the king out of hostilities ; but New 3 per Cent. Annuities .. • (l2i 4 1 with option till 'ss_ 100 - 102 30 all Do. Cocaes & Cuiab 2/ -ee
e ouncil or, in our plain ernacular, Let Austria go to the going to Marker," to the merits of which we drew alien- 20 15 Do, St. John Delßee 28 -30 29 8
After the extraordi * tion a short time ago, is now on view at the office all that he succeed •
ed in obtainine •rs as a truce for a
0 'ta Ex Are sth Jan. 1.1150 -16
Lone' Annm les, r • 100 all Do. do., '62, p. '50... 107 -- 109
1 1 Carson's Creek i _ i
nary confessions of last does ! Ditto 30 Years, Expire sth April, 1883 16 15-16 100 all Do. do., '76, p• '60... 112 - 114 112 q
night, it is imposeible h c*
• of Mr. John Waakins, the artistic and indefatigable month. A new intervieve is, however, to take place .
India Stock 232.1 100 all Do. do., '73, withoul 1 0 Clarendon Cons. Min
tat Lord J R -
OHN Ua.,ELL, There is one step which ought not to be de- secretary of the above ArteUnic • b t bP h d h ' •
ei 34 Parlia.ment.street, e ween t e ac aan t e Monter legnns so soon Co. of Jamaica
or those who adopted siann Consols !or Account, 10th July 9ll 901 optioia lO5 107 i - ;p
d t th G
attache o e overn iar views, can remain hour • one so obvious] •ust that even where subseri etions w d t' d ' •1
layed an , Y J I. ,e un ers an ,wil be received aas the former shall have received powers from the oranium
5 1 Colonial Gold 6l - 64
ment •or • go-Austrian journal in this country has few days longer. The work, it may be remembered Porte to ne otiate. What P • Dil d Excheqteer Bills, 24d 1 21. 100 all Do. 6 por cent. - 1
, ,if they do, that the phi - was specially executed for the GI AU • ' • g rine°
an
° emands,
25 22 I 19 22 20 14 Lake Const. & Basle ... -
e. St. all Copper Alin. of Eng ... -
...
the present Admini t '
s ration can everal times earnestly demanded it-that is the asgow rt- nton, by in order to preserve neutrality, is---1. The imme- 21000 re .
continue in s V' t B k 25 . all Do. Prof. 75 p. cent ... - ..,
incen roo es, the society having resolved to distri- diate giving up of the island of Scutari Vranjina, .2500 .. . 26 22 I - 5 all Lucca & Pistoj a 5 p.c.
office. The question of p•' i• • dth • 26 22 I - pref di. ... le Copiapo . l9 -21
Peace or vs tion of the rincipa ines an e establish- bute 1,000 cop•es
i as rizes amone the memb r If i
ar - the evacua . . p . . es. .... a Small. ..
and Lessandra •2. A promise to give to ltiontenearo 5 all English and Austin
' ' Exchequer &aids 1858, 3e per Ceiat„ - 6e;
eon •
dit;ons that may lion b
oura ly and safely merit of t o o
heir reaular eovernment. At present well worth a visit, being quite unrivalled in its way, '
on the conclusion of general peace, all the tern- Copper Sinieltg no 1$ - li
Ditto 1859, -
...
n ted - is one of t
o 3 accep oo vast cense do double service to Russia and one of the most Burps' ing p
is reductions of art in this 2 1 Fortuna
nce they are made to
que . ' wonderful age. tory of Ivanbergowina ;3. The recognition of the PRICE OF _FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCIK. 20 all Mad--as 2l 21ep $-- if'
tO t
. he national well-being to remat
n uneettled on double injury to the Allies, and double service to TILE ROYAL SCREW-TRAN political and territorial independence of Montene- Brazilian Ronde 5 per Cent.
SPORT. - The Himalaya e " - 20 110 Do. New 2l 3e p 20 all General l5 -17
1 all Gt.Nugg etVeinßeg $ - i 1
those nets at least there should , '
poi be 'unity in Austria. Russia is served by the susteuance screw-transport, is a wonderful veesel. From the time gro ;4. Unlimited liberty of comm once and commu- Ditto New, 1852, 44 per Cent 94 334,1'31A Maria Antonia . 5 7 41 all Great Polgooth. .14 - 2
the Cabinet." The nation should b
-ave at least • f S her notorious tool, as
in power o TIRBEY, she left England, in July, 1854, on the occasion of her Buenos Ayres Bonds -6
per Cent
nication ; 5. Mutual extradition of political and ' 2
Danish Bonds, 1820, 3 per Cent 56 10 ill Do. do. New
20 all Namur & Liege (wia 2 3
1 all Liberty
* - $
this assurance-so that when the prorogation Hospodar, d
an by Austrian protection of the embarking the Scots Greys at Kingstown and Liverpool, other criminals." Ditto 5 per Cent lo3e interest) 64 64 3 all Linares.
... 31 De B 8 - 81
3 -3A
•n
less than another month and afterwards o • ' •
perating with the Crimean expeditiox • - Equa,dor Bonds
takes Place 1 ,we may Russian frontier-the Allies being equally in- h B' k S tell 1 • in
t e Jac ea, i ier return to Southampton last BOURSE, JULY 6.-Ceoseeeet Peron. ..exioan 3 per Cent. - 16 • all Northern of France. 365 - 361 11 - lip 21
in in daily drea.d of a treaty being co • . 1 all Mariquita
not rerua In stand in both ways as Russia is benefitted. Aus- January, her engines ha.d made 2,811,680 revel t.
u lone. Cash. fr• e• Enie of Month. 01 Ditto for the Account . - 1 4
1 all Now Granada
dto the wishes of t 92 GO 93f. 10e. 90 x d g - g
eluded. entirely oppose he coon- tria also gains the chief of the support of 80,000 This was thought something very wonderful, and much 44 per Cents ussian Bonds, 44 per Cent leroi said Erqueline,
roust therefore, be either a modifi- t • • was said and written about the Himala aat th 3 per Cents 66 15 66 30 Spanish Boeds, 3 per Cent - guar. 34 p. c. & red. 1 all Now Linares Minink
y e tune. and Smelting C 0... ... - ...
try. There 5 reons, and keeps the oppressed Hungarians in . Credit Mobilier 907 50 Roman - at 2241. dtir. 88 yrs.
hanee of Ministr and The Himalaya, as everybody knows, was sold to Govern 1 all Nouveau Monde
Credit Fonder - - Austrian - Ditto Passive 4 from 1 Jan. 1854.... 125 -..r., 13 • • - W.V.'
cation or a total c e y, we grea.ter awe s rrot
, u inded as they are by the bayo- ment at the beginning of this N "
year. ow let 20 all Pontgibaud Silvei
us mark Belgian Fives. 934- Spanish Threes - rurkish Bonds, 6 per cent - 20 all Do. 201. 3p. c Bde
should not, feel tl surprised if Mr ROE- uet
grea y . s and artillery of their brutal oppressors. what she has done since, just four months ; from the 3d enedsnontese .....
..
- - Home Debt 284 Ditto for the Account Bll 2 (fmy.B.&Ams.Shs. ... - ... Lead Min.& Smelt. 144 - lei
' tion
BUCK S D3O were to prove once more the The worst, ha a moral •t f • h et
porn o view, owever, March to the 3d of July, her unrivalled engines have Reanieeses -FOE CASlir. rnvieends, on the shove payable ln Londoli. 10 all NorwegianTrunkPre 8- 9 5 1 Port Philip i- I
onish the sterlin from is the - d h
ma e t e astounding number et 4,279,220 revolutions. f.. c. French Routes, 45 per Cent - 1 all Quartz Rock k - i
touchstone to distine g maltreatment we have brought upon the fr. c. 20 16 Paris and Lyons 491 50 p 49/
d to banish the eace unfortunat A passenger says :-" Just to give you an idea how we Orleans
the false metal, an 1) e provinces by Austrian occupation. travel in the Himalaya, let me tell you I was, on one Western 755 - Rouen - "' '"
20 all Paris and Orleans.... 47 - 49 15 all Do, New 5 - 6
rnent. It now seems cer- For all the br tl' • • 30 12e Santiago de Cuba...,. 5- 6 I
, alloy from the Govern . fL d j u a ities and oppressions of that in- Saturday, in the three-mortar battery, which is beyond Cette 617 50 Strasburg - 46 -48
lies o or MIN RossELL fermi Govern Mediterranean 1215 - Havre . 640 - TWO O'CLOCK. 20 15 ParisCaen & Cherbrg. ... - pie 1 all South Australian - A
the Picket-house, and the following Saturday on the
teen that the fitting al merit (for such is its character 10 7e Tin Croft.... ....... - Zi
can only ex ress everywhere sav - • top of the Great Pyramid " 2 Northern - Consols
are the Peelite section, and we . p ,e in its small German territory) - ' 20 all Royal Danish 2l -22 28ii all United Mexican 3i - 4
his peculiar views and savage troo s THE CIVIL SERVICE. -Mr. Major, xtra, clerk, has 'm -
____ __ _____ _ _ __-_- _ 1 all Waller - *
5 3 Royal Swedish . 14 14ct
.311
a4tmaiShlnent that, with ,
17) ) we are responsible while been a ointed th. d
pp ir class clerk in the War-office vice 1 all West Mariposa, - 1
be should b 11 ed himself to be nominated we permit the EAST INDIA AND CHINA SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 20 all Sambre and Meuse... 91 -10 94
ave aow occupation. Her conduct G. D. Ramsay, resigned. The appointment of 'Vice- 10 all Do. se, p. cent. Pref. ... -' _ 3 ' 12s. Worthing Mining o!
there rows
to fill u "oned by the secession of g worse rather th btt ' dl. Consul at Guayaquil is vacant, caused by the death of MAIL. . Australia -
...
P a vacancy occasi an e er-en a (1- 20 2s Scind3 2l -3 p 21
the tion to the atrocities • Mr. 11. H. Cox. Mr. E. Eaton ordnance storekee
, per (PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) 20 all Southern of France ... - pm 1 all Yuba ...
.....
...
...."
se nengenial spirits. which led to the inves- 4. '
Widely a - 11 questions relating ti ation b Mr Do at Plymouth, has been appointed storekeeper at the LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning. 20 16 St. Andrew's and MISCELLANEOUe.
g y • ran, and th SOUTHAMPV3N, FRIDAY. .-....-
swe differ on a e supercession Tower. Mr. S. J. Vine, second draughtsman in the Wind, S.W. Quebec (A), -.- a.
to the W d Mr. of regular government b ustralian A •
ar from M MILNER GIBSON' an . Y
martial law, we are Master Shipwrights' Department at Portsmouth Dock- The steam-ship Euxine, of the :Peninsular and Arrived-Baron of Renfrew, from Callao ; Jessie Byrne, 8/ all West Flanders 3/ - 4 25 I 174 A grle'llt. 30 _3l
COBDEN, we r.
1 - le- now informed. that they ar 10 all Do 54 per c. Prof._ ... - d 10 1 all Auslralre Royal Mail ...
- Innat confes thet the former gent e actually appropriate yard, has been appoint d h; e
-ea ce.e. draughtsman, vice Oriental Company, Captain John -Weeks, arrived Callao and Pernambuco.
10 7 Berlin Water Works 24 - lid
man rendered v 1
aiti bi 8 : n brifia,,ing these inn' to themselves an important tn • • • I Hooner, promoted to be measurer. Mr. Arthur Gunn this afternoon at six o'clock, with. the heavy por- Off-Cosmopolite, from Valencia. 20 16 Western of Franco lO -104 i
50 40 Brit. American La
ountain position • Sailed-Charles, for Bruges ; Chatsworth, Boston ; 20 16 West. of Switzerland ... - „, nd 57 - 60
e rrvice i- - _
startling revelatio a Mount Slanick, hitherto always - , has been appointed clerk in the Office of Controller of tion of the overland mail. 1 Brit. dr
us to li d that the mem reckoned • Piedad Barcelona • Bucephalus Adelaide 6 all Wiasbaden 5 Coln. Smeltg.
ber for the IV tgo ght-an of Moldavia ; and, of course, alle • a par t Accounts fur Tea in London. Henry Madgin has been Her dates of sailing were-Alexandria, June 22 ; ' ' - 'te *
,ozUEENSTOWN, July 5. 20 all Zealand - ... - -
100 824 Canada
es idino• t bed the con- ging some titl a minted clerk in the Office of Ins e t
p i p c or-General of Malta, June 26 ; and Gibraltar, July 1. 118 - 122
duct of the N b n r'ilY descri st leeal memory, for what th ‘e
Wind, S.E. •
St. 1.00 Canada, Gov. 6
ole Lerd •rr the Pa e ey have fil h
ced Imports and Exports in London.-Civil Serwee Gazette The total number of passengers by the Euxine Arrived-Stag, from Rio de Janeiro ; Deux Scours, St. JOINT-STOCK BANKS. p. ct.
heaviest blow th as " strikies, . the right of the burgle PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE OF PROFES "Pt *
SOR .-ARLOW OF Jan. and July 1124 - 1131
at b,„ deal t °Y r. A. recent d 381 bales of silk
was 80, and on freight she ha ,95 Sebastian.
at the confidence in D bl• Yet been
-u le men e en. o s letter also from Bucharest inform b
s us t at there '
WooLwreir.- Yesterday, about 2 p.m. as the f '1
, ' aim Y cases of ditto, 107 packages of elephants' teeth, 5 40 all A.ustralasie B4 -85 5 all Crystal Pelee; 3-34 35
40 all British Colonial Bank 5 5 Do. Preference
indeed, in whom we m ' ~e KnOW 110 i, and inmates of Dr. Horace Johnson s hydropathic estab- 51 -5g
l te reign of terror there-that S (Be SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
• is a comp e casks of wine 18 packages of general. merchandise, and Loan Company ... - ••• 4 all Crystal Pal. of France ...
ay heneef TIRBEy lishinent, Oriental-terrace, Brighton, were seated at din- -- ..
ance. It is certainly not • erth place reli- .1 1
,iavie ) y obeys the orders of Count Coßonien- ner, a most alarming explosion was hearJ, apparently in and 123 packages of sundries. GRAVESEND, Saturday, 10.35 A.M. 50 all British N. American 65 .- 67 1 Duston Iron Ore ... _.
...
in the ER-Pre • d'' 25 5 Chartd. Bank of Asia Id-ip 20 li
. present Colonial Secretary, nor i mier an
h t the assassinations bed become
Bo high. „,3 of the upper apartments of the mansion. On the At Alexandria were the usual. :Egyptian fleet, Wind Easterly ; tide, quarter ebb ; fine. 2 Eastern Steam .
think with him that we are vea • 11 thoae wee,
1, t a
1 unbearable that this sub-tyrant doctor and servants examining they found that the vi- the Peninsular and Oriental steamer-Valetta, screw- Arrived, July 6.-Eliza Moore, from Callao. 20 4 Chrtd. Bnk. of India,
Australia, & China ... - ..e. 25 23 Electric Telegraph._ 174
.... iii
1 all Electric Teleg. of Ir. a. _ . 2
ging a „ant handed an( was bration of the lir Arrived, July. 7.-Eliza, Edwards, from Marstrand ;
.. 54 - 6 p
unnecessary War, and yet sustain that \V on and
d t order investigatione, which, of coue,e by the preventive eery'
• , caused by the practice of the cannon steamer Lebanon, and French steamer Africa.
Siroces, Memel ; Wilhelm, Randers • Zetta Margaretta 100 30 City ...... . ............ 15 14 Gen. Steam Navigat. a„ _
...
a"atlier oblige ° . h 1 •dtl i IC9 men at Hooe, about a mile off, At Malta, the transports Jason. and Grecian, Harem. - ' ' 100 25 Colonial •• • - ••• 20 all General Screw Steam ... ....., ''
than relinquish their places. ttal of his butchers that th'
e a( caa-e le all of two 1 g ; Mirldiefast, Sundswall ; Cerro Gordo Haven-
-100 20 Commercial of Loud. ... - ..,
20 10 Irish Beetroot Sugar ... ...., :"
• resulted in the acqui
of the balcony-bat fo arge portions of the ceiling and Nos. 2, 77, 1.22, and 182. no,h • Coneordia,, Gorsserseil ; Henry Mostyn, 'Dantzie ;-- • e tte h and
Lord Jon-N. RUSSELL now admits his a *ed was demanded by force from 20 ail English ace is
20 10 Magdalena St. Navig. , ... ..
b.l • rtunately no main support of the At Gibraltar, her Ma' t ' 11- H t d" '
jes y s s Ts ear..,y an_ lenaperance Stax, Svenbarg ; Irene, Weillie ; Union, Australian Chart 174 - 181 e.
pproval 1 e rea,n .
east thine , ui ding was at all affected, as the •1 10 all Mediteran. Elec. Tel. ,:.
of the Austrian propositions-his relent, even to the repairing of a balcony are of a massive and pi lars supporting the Medusa., the ship Shooting Star, and screw-steamer Stoner ; Petrie,. Fefle; Bee Caen ; Branch, Stralaund.
n 0 all Lond. Chart. Bk. ol - a.
concurrence th 10 e Mexican&S.Americn. 6i - 65
with M. DRODYN DE L'HITYS, in tee 1- ' e local govern .
d for by them was pur- most providentially happ very firm constructiore It
,ened that Union. Sailed, July 7..-Diana, f'or Sydney ; Maori, New Zee- 4 Australia l9 - 20
10 26 Do. New
..............
-rag weich cask
-that the food pal Woolw• b d his daughter badl Professor Barlow, of land ; Alma, Christiania ; Wigrams, Balaklava ; Isis,
20 5 Ditto New it - i d
would render essential the maintenance of very small price-in ic ,an eft the v The E •
uxine observed, on the voy:sge homewards, 1 all Nat. Pat. Steam Fuel ::: -- ...
a per- chased 0 ID Isorily at a only three hours before and the ery apartments Genoa. 50 20 Loudon and County 36 -. 33 5 Nethe • •••
manent forco in the Euxine, and a much more f t c ra-
u rt '' bankrupt ally was out on the balcon f ' • venerable prof
yor a considerable ti • esaor was on the 28th June, the steam-ship Indus, of the DEAL, Saturday, 9.36 a.m. 50 10 London Joint Stock ..- _ e 10 fluids Land._ li - 2 li
2 1 N• S. W. Co Idi I t -
ae -, that I, 1 teLARENDON a
Or rae just before his Penineular and Oriental Company, the steam-ship Wind, N.E., light. -- 605 30
100 20 Lond. & Weetnainster 48 -49 ' a n er.
powerful one in the vicinity of the Dardanelles. keepi tof the poor pro- deperture. Steam Navigat. Co. -
ng 80 000 men at the cos THE MILITI I-A •
bill brought in by Mr, co Faid Gahead; and the steam-transpart 207, on the Sailed-Ann :Miln, for Port Wakefield ; Joseph Fletcher,
100 35 National Provincial 1 all N. B. Australasian I ...
He came home, not merely with the intention of vi ' n 1 Aires mean to A •
nces. Now b i nrr dO tle 1 I Mr. Peel enacts that henceforth the followi ;viler and 25th ; the brig William Penn, off St. Vincent, on New Zealand ; Chowringhee, Port Philip. of England
a. -- 20 15 Nrth.ofEuropeS ***
- - 1
advocating the adoption of these suggestions ; but be guilt , ow os, , _ r
we a e bound ` _________ -- 20 10 Do. New a. tea.m _ -
•••
the property qualification for officers in ng shall be the 2d July ; and. on the following day, a French 1 ail Oriental G
yef tolerat. a 11 this '
in° a the Militia-viz , war • - 50 22?, National of Ireland , ' • as .......... la —ii j
-Some artillery
after heving given a distinct pledge to Count to author' • 1- •a
for colorels 6007. a- •ear •fo l• fe an 1 steamer atu 5 ea Peel Rr. Ld.& Minrl.
20 all New South Wales , 3.:. - .A..g. 2g - 2g 25
Ise ii.rkey tO demand of Alls.ll . ,0 7 . ) , r Heti. n t-co,onels, 400/..; , gsteamer, and the schooner Vision. CANNON V7ITEE THREE MILES'
RANGEdalaie with large , 50 all Peninsular &0 •
BUOL to that effect. the withdra - at
once
wai t've militia, for majors, 3 0. . and for captains, 200/. a-year. The _________ practice is about to be commenced at ,
long I 25 all Oriental Bank Pi' • D --.
- 50 10 Do. New. riental
• a. - a.
of her t The na, i . as to have a very I Corporation .. .
The French Plenipotentiary followed a similar under an Antige roops.
.„. le l
, clear ycarly income of a personal estate in possession of lie v guns, on a. new principle, so
re wei hill no
finnan Hospodar wino Some hz 0
an officer is to be deemed equivalent to the yearly value is abnir'' Russell, the celebrated vocalist and Composer, rancre One rewe has already arrived the , g g.,,e, 100 25 hovincial of 1..
1 ...
.:
38
- 34:1 384 2 all Portland Iron Co ll. -- 1i ,0,,L
course, but when his urgent recommendations help from the Allies, wo - '1 1 t the f 1 d Penons holdin ct ' 'liter ra k th
en . . . g er ain mi y. n s may e 'United States d C
ti to exhibit a new panorama of his t ICI h I '''
'h
' 6 lel mmes
rave s roug ess tan 3,92 1 ogra , (nearly four tons). in ;10 all Do. New re elle eq. - --. 100 60 Royal Mail Steam
were rejected-rejected, we are happy to say, by Ru .
ssiens b uld not on,y neep ou , o
, ut would man. 4.1_ r I •• ' I ep ointed to certain ranks in the Militia without pro- by Mr Ch m an ana.da. The panorama, painted bore is groov eel, and the gun is P .
ex ected to send a ball ,
i
Another, of , 5 1 R ........... ••• ••• -•-•
oyal Australn.Eig. 1 :11 Scot. Austral. Invest. 14 - 2
1 e Ditto New $ - 4
- teem chary oi eae ing ;oe, . P . Th • 'll • - - :• a leers, will be introduced to the übli b ' f • lel tres (31 miles).
p c a out to a distance o hve 1 ome & Gold lui eee
the Danube and th
his Imperial master, who, " before he knew the de- , e Pruth to-tr elifications. e obiect of the En is to secure the midule
' aerty qll, • . . .• of August, Ie eee ce„„ es elle entertain- a different kind, is ex td to fire conical balls, and to 125 ail ioatit Au P e(:)....
...
- .•'
- all South Austral. Land 364 - 375
pec e
y new n ermans. r , .
I k tem te of qualification throughout the kingdom : meat Mr Russell et 11. ..1. stralia ag -... 40 1 all Submar. Tel. Scrip._ 4- 1
- • f the English Government, determined to The honour of the Allies, as ,1, ' um-- "., - e• - - ' • • • • . wl-- Ja,ro.....nce several new eomipeei_ have a sun 1 onger range than the former• A report is 25 all ',Till D A . • ng 74 i
cision, n
-e ias military rea- The Militia of London and Edinburgh aro exercipted tions in addition to 011 or austral's 73 --• '' 1 all Do. Registered i - 1
i Jo his Minister, and to reject the proposal of sons, requi
're that the • many of those songs which bevel current that the Emperor intends to be present at some ... te 00. N,,,,, 8-- 9 5 Tiust& L.Co.U.Can. ... .... ..
provinces all uld b 1 I earned for him a world-wide reputation. •
e tan( ° e c eared from the operation of the act. Eef the experb orents. 50 i 10' (neon ef Ludo's( ;';';'. n• 304
e• ee - 10... '484 Vial D4nuen's Land, ... --.. ...

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