The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-29 00:00:00

Total ... £154 211
STEAM-BOATS.

£198:2 8
••• 21 16 8
Total ... £219 19 4
CALEDONIAN RAILWAY..—(IB9I miles opened.).-Return c
traffic for the week ending April 18 :
Passengers, &e ... £3,117 7
Goods, &c 4 581 10 Of

Passengers ••• . ...
Parcels, H. C. and D. ...

Total .. £7,698 ,17 74
Corresponding week last year ... 7,595 0 3f
Scorma CENTRAL RAlLwvr.--Traffic for the Week
ending April 25, 1852
Passengers (9,425), parcels, horses,
and carriages ... .£l,OlB 2 5
Goods, cattle, &c. 984 14 2

Total .. .. 2,002 1G 7
Corresponding week in last year... 1,783 0 3
Perth, April 27, 1852.

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NATIONAL EXHIBITION at CORK.
The Committee met again on Tuesday, at their roomy,
Stephen's-green, Dublin; George Roe, Esq., D.L., in
the chair. The meeting was numerously attended.
From the reports laid before the Board everything
was progressing most favourably; indeed, far more so
than was anticipated by its most sanguine originators .'
and supporters. Contributions continue to come en very
satisfactorily, and it is to be hoped that in this national
undertaking none of its operations will be marred
on account of any want of funds. Durinz the
past few days subscriptions had been received
through Mr. Roney, amounting to upwards
secretaryo
morn. of
Bfirra.ds
jixatelyeepßouennddsei,
CA.zontsotw the subscribers were
Moor Iron Company,
Bradford; Messrs. Stephens and Son, Southwark;
manufacturern
Messrs. Ati'Donnell, Dublin, &o. &c. Mr. Stevenson,
Earl of .nßetilitet,oaufrceomess
the Alliance Gas Com pany., had that
Inghflogrnwarded a; and Sir George Hodgson, Bart.,
had put
received that day.
committee
'down for 21.25. It was statect-that the
the north of Ireland took s-warm in-
terest i
whomo fthe Ea
exohmibmituionnic,
aatisodnidi'la4ldscibetheee
announce the Ist ofathsetheexhlaibstitdioany
Applications for space were coming
mittee had found it necessary to
in so fast that
Mr. Roar stated thatMay
appli-
cation could be made.
bewonouwldhie
and fully completed within fort • h read
and ho further added that it woulda night from that time,
and interesting to have the prprocess
sbe highly instructive
tele-
graph practically illustrated in thee offtthe electric
working of that wonderful invention was but as tie
known in Ireland. Every arrangement hadut scarcely
for the accommodation of the largo influx been made
f visitors ex-
pected in Cork daring the ensuing exhibition. A
vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro-
ceedings.
z

rthss KELLY'S THEATRE, Sollo.—Last night' a
party of amateurs entertained their friends, at the above little
Of course it would be un to
short essionpals, butardonable we mucriticisest say
closely a performance by non-prof
tended they should be, wo have
by artists of greater preten-
that if the Othello and lagoiwvereefrneciontenwthiyatseSelniakwsporesree
iiren:
personations of those characterssiven
in a very praiseworthy
sions. Indeed, the play was g
and spirited manner, and the a
particularly distinguish-
HikulTlsetlotef the
amateurs audience
playedv''
hearty and genuine throughout,
very creditably indeed, the ladies p,...
tinhgeirthpearnrise.elves for the easy grace with which they filled
THE DANISH SUCCESSTON.._.The first Conference
of the Plenipotentiaries appointed to settle this important
wasortatit
question, was held yesterday at the Foreign-oflice. 1
attended by the Ministers of all the Powers who signed the
former protocol on the subject, with the addition
Prussian Minister. The proceedings were of a purely preti-
, urinary nature, but it is understood that a second Conference
will shortly be held, at which the queotion yrill ))d fully ell-
i tered into. of the