The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-24 00:00:00

THE S UN, LON DON., FRI DAY EVENING-. SEPTEMBE R _ 24 , 1852.
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THE SHARE M etitKETS. , reerenatatote.
ELLIN G T 0 N and NAPO L E 0 ItT. speeches are worthy of liberal landlords and English street. Others went to London-hridg,e, to swell 1 s,chools: , The, dilecrdee
fis
lt,o rematn in operation until i
_
nd everybely knew i tne Coats sha. a op. aaw on ine subject All me
Railways. Nomint !Prices.
with the exception of the Minister of Fi- IMITISEC RAILWAYS.
W See the LEADER Newspaper. of TO-MORROW (Satur- country gentlemen ; and it was not merely of what , a tide already too lull, a
-
day), September 25 ; which alco contains-7 Hints to Nevf M.P.'s.
py progress and frequent inter- 1 Minister'l
nance were with the QUEvN at La Gmerja. -
By an Experienced S:renger. V.-Infanticide : its remcdies.-The might be done, but what had been done, that they that the slee
Business done -
Evangelical Alliance. V.-The Grand Duke of Tuscany.-England
mer m AJESTY wee expected to retuiu to the capi- Railways. Nom Mal Prices. te-day. Cent. France (0.V.) all ... - ...
in America, Sze., &e.
• • t of time to welk rather than ride
spoke. The improvement in the breed of sheep (the ! ruption ,ef public conveyances rendered it eco- M' „
-- - 151%
No. 131. Price Sixpence.
most advantageous and remunerative stock for that nomical, en poin , . tal at the end of lho montb.
7, Wellington-street, Strand.
Aberdeen 1001. paid 26 to 26% 96 % Demerara ell pd ... - ...
Office,
neighbourhood) had been greatly improved, though in . from Aldg ate to TemPletbar• It SmthwPrk-hridge From the activity which prevailed in the Ministr
y A 'nee Not., Bost. &E. Dijon & Besancon,2 pill 1 - 11% p
other descriptions of stock much remained to he were free of toll to-morrow, it would not greatly re- of the Interior, it was believed that the Government time. -y, cus.
TILE ATRE it OVAL, HAYM ,LPX ET.
seriously intenda to. con. yoke the Cortes for the end of Bir., We've and Stour East indirn ell pd 7% - 8 p
Yr. 13 Webster. Eollii.esseeTand M_anager, Old Erompton.
Val!ey ... all pd. 10% -11 Gt. Indian Pepin. all p 2 -2% P
Is E ENThG, done. Land had been extensively drained, and lieve the streets.
ldTehaseereLwonadsonno-boruidtgleet
otfomthaenystroefaim,s
October or the beginning of November.
Wlll be performed the celebrate 4 Adelphi Drama of JACK SHEP- deeply drained too, in a district peculiarly liable to of traffic. It wou
- ' In all parts of the provincescapitalists are preparing Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jet., Grnd. June. of Fra. 4pd 1%- 1% p
late:-.3/.6.9.8d.. 28/.pd. 8 - 7d. Louv. ala Sambre 7% ... - ...
PILED. Jonathan Wild, Mr. S. Emery • Owen Wood Mr 0 Smith •
to establish railways and manufactories.
Keeley ; Blues.ltin,' Mr. Paul Bedford ; Thames sons.
Ditto, Chest. & Birk.,
MADRID BOURSE', SEPT. 18.-Three per Cents. 50/.84 25/.Cens.,all pd. 20 -21 Luxembourg _l4/. pd 7% -7%
Jack Sheppard. Mrs. ' . ' wet see " I see"-seid the Earl of CARLISLE- carriages, but it would soon block up Queen-street,
Darrell, Miss Ellen Chaplin ; Winnitred, Miss Laura Honey.
Do. (Railway) 10/. pd 5 - 5 %
To conclude with the new Drama, entitled THE WRITING ON " large tracts saved by the works of recent drainage ; and find a dead lock in Cheapside, while the gradients
47. Exchange on London, 50 30 paper. Ditto, ditto ... 181 A pd. 4% - 33% die. Do. Iye p d 11% - 1 %
THE WALL. Augustus Trotter, Esq, Mr. Wright ; Tobias, Mr. G.
Brist. SeExet., 1004 pd. 100 - 102 101% Do. (Canal) _2% pd 1% -1%
Richard Oliver, Mr. Emery ; Bob Smithers, Mr. P. Bedford; ~
I see weeds and stones disappearing from the surface were sosba
ma?a tmhaatyhebaevryepderaatyesd wofoutlhdeaoirnOliyd
Smith; Oitt.h"er free
GERMANY. Caledonian ...1001. pd. 42% - 42% 433% Vs Lyons & Avignon, 5pd4%- 5% p
Lady Elton, ears. L. Murray; Margrette, Miss E. Chaplin ; Carlotta 01 the fields ; I see wide, damp, reeking morasses The
between London and Westminster,
_that
.is ?roken-backed, and con- • Madras
Smitherini, Miss WoOlgar.
The Customs Cmgress had another meeting at horekt•
&&811201yh., alltipd. 201% - 203% 20% 2s. pd 2% -2% p
converted into bright fresh pasture ; I see lean and bridge:wen
, . , . Berlin on t.he 19th, , but thye_ question :emains iyn the Maria Antonia 27% pd 7- 9
Bogen PRLNCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET.
Do. New
scanty crops of grain giving place to vigorous far- and
demned. .13y an ingenious calculation it is shown same state. The Plenipotentiaries of the Darmstadt Dun•dlk &E-nneL;aellp. d: ay. --
..5. d•
8M pd 2 - 3
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean.
Namur & Liege all pd 8 -8%
THIS EVENING, spread growths of the green and glorious turnip." It
that a. lolls, estimated at from I 000/ to 2 000/ Coalition meet almcst dail at Munich but the have Dundee Perth & Aber- Do. ex int ....... all pd 6% -7%
Win be presented (6th time) a new petite Comedy, celled Dub &13, eq7(Ji:tn'4;/ pPdd IPz -is %a 15%
deen June. ... all pd. 7 -7% North. of Frence, all pd 27% - 28%
is evident, indeed, that there must have been great
TUE PRIMA DONNA. Principal characters by Messrs. Walter . diem, or from 300,000/. to 600,000/. per not determined on tee terms of the answer to be re-
Lacy, Addison, and Cathcart; Miss Robertson, and Miss Heath (her
num, taling the working days only, is occasioned turned to the declaration of Prussia. litto, New ... all pd. ... - .., Do. 20/. 3p. c. Bds, all p 13 %-14 te
and meritorious agricultural improvement in Easdt Paner
Ef tanAdnfl.istanD(.2)saeiLl .pd&.
4y
.....
4% Orleans & 80r...11/. pd ~,„ p
6tn appearance on a public stage).
Cumberland. Sir JAMES GRAHAM spoke nobly BD
by the stc•tmages on London and Blackfriars bridges, The Prussian arnty is to go into mourning for three
After which, THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Principal charac-
days, on the occasion of the death of the Duke of Do (18/. E.& H.) all pd. 3 8.--. 3% 4% Paris & Lyons...lo/. pd 12% - 12% p
ters by Messrs. C. Kean, W. Lacy, Ryder, Meadows, J. Vining, J.
adi sezleoyievarro. Do. Bonds -
~,
Chester ; Miss Phillips, Miss Robertson, Miss Marray, and Miss C. strongly on one point which reveals the great source
Leclercq.
ambi- an . outlay. far less than the damage of e c = isappeared from Marienburgh
vit
gdotiliaet
of hope for the major part of English farmers. and when the evil might be remedied by
Th hole-a has cl. East. Counties ... all pd. 11% - 11% 11% % Paris & Orleans all pd 57 -59
Eastern Union, class A, Paris & Rouen ...all pd 35 -36
To conclude with A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
The Box-office is open daily from 11 till 5. Though so eminent a politician, and naturally
late E. U. ehrs., all pd. 8 -8% Paris & Strae. ...all pd 29% - 29%
u can remain as to the expe- si. h
nce the weather has become stormy accompanied
WELLINGTON.
•,, . Do. do. do. 6/.pd. .., -
~,, Paris, Caen, and Cher-
tious of political honours, Sir JAMES hlsm
h rain
wit
.mue .
ASTLEI'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 6 -6% 65% bourg 4pd 2% -2% p
his face against the debasing and farm
Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highness
der at im. dation. much-required accommo-
Dispatches from the camp of Palota state that East Lancashire ...all p 18% - 18% Rouen & Havre...all pd 16 - 16%
Frince Albert. tenant-at-will system. We do not won
the Emperor of AUSTRIA was present at the ma- E. & W. India Docks Sambre & Meuse all pd 10 - 1014
Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty.
d speak thus :- Only on e point was omitted by the Honourable
nceuvres of the troops on the 17th and 18th in the and Bir. June., all pd 57 -59 St. Andrew's & Quebec
Open Every Evening, with the Largest Equestrian Establishment provement under a landlord who coul
titude t G l
Edinb. & Gles.,loo/. pd 69 -71 x.d 69% x.d (A) 4/. pd ... - ...
ent eman in noticing the advantages that would plain liceresbur.
in the World. " I cannot in adequate terms express my gram
e l 1
pwo hv
e° rl li
Ys
h :peg
Most Gratifying Success I hay? s ueg e
Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 24% - 25% 24 Tours & Nantes 17/. pd ... - ... dis,
the tenant-farmers of this district. They , arise from the adoption of his proposition. A rail- The lists of the subscriptions to the Austrian loan
Crowded houses to witness the performance of the American Won-
blest spirit, not only Glas.&S.-West.,looLp ... - West Flanders all pd 43% -5%
den, miss Ella and Young Leon. who, in their daring feats, surpass against immense difficulties in the no way bridgi ! might be added, at a comparatively received up•to the 18th leave little doubt that the sum Great Northn.,loo/. pd 74 - •ia West. of France 6/. pdl 5 -5% P•
e and have con-
-75%
andurane ,
all others in the Equestrias Circle, and may be truly named the of enterprise, but of patient
of eighty million florins, the amount fixed by the Go- Demo. A Stk., 100/. p 40
have erf tell'
They . , p orTed 1 ing ex pense in addition to that which should -42
phenomena of the day. Also the Brothers Seigrist on La Perche, tinned to hope even against hope.
t ill be d d
vernmen , w excee e . Do. % B Stock,loo/. p 114 - 116 MINES.
Agua Fria all rdi ta - ye p
the most astonishing performance of the kind ever witnessed. Mr.
it in no spirit of boasting neces .1 b t d 11. h ld tbr h a
sari y e encoun ere ,w ic wou es a is
Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 45% - 46% 46%
Alfred Cooke and his talented family will appear every evening. prodigies of late years. I say
be an the mana e '
g ment _________
Anglo-Californian, all pl par - % p
There will be an entire change of Scenes in the Cirele. but I will tell you that when I.g . f line of communication between al: the trunk lines ITALY. Great Westn., 100/. pd 96 - 96% Asturian 15/. pj ... -a.
The doors open at Half-past Six o'clock; the Performances cOtamence of my property I let on trupreoving leases or nineteen
, Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 82 -84 x d x.d Australasian 2/. pcP 1-1% p
at Seven.
years. By the will of r I h • - h ' t l't t • •
rovidence ave twice re- eying me ropo ian ermuu. The Chevalier Ale • 'A
SSINO D -ZEGLIO, President el Do.Tlairds, 11/.13.4 dlO -11 •
p x.d pm Australian 51. pd 3% -1%
Half-price at Half-past Eight.
ea wed them f
or fourteen There .is a favourable situation for a central the Sardinian Council, has resumed the portfolio of Law. & York. 100/ 13
, .pd 84% - 843% x.d 84% 54 74 x.d
Adm•seion-Stalls, Cs.; Dress Boxes, 45. ; Upper Boxes, 3.4.; Pit, newed these leases ; I li--aem gni .
Austr. Freehold all pd % -1% dia
Foreign Affair 3, and the portfolios of War and Ma- Do., Fifths 14/. pd 3% -3% diax.d 10 SPA
25.; Gallery, is.; Upper Gallery, 6d. years in 1842, and now n renewing them station. The site of the Fleet Prison is
Ave Rlaria all pd %die. - par
Tickets to be had at the Box-office from Eleven till Four daily. f f h -d of fourteen years. On a large • nines have been committed to his charge during the Do.,W.Rid. Un. lihiP 3- 2% diax.d Brit. Arear. Gold all pd % _ % dis.
OP a res perio still axe ilable, and should be kept . open fth f" i• Leeds Northern, all pd 18% - 18% 183%
Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq.
property I have within the . absence o e atevaaer ALFONZO LAMARMORA. British Iron 13/. ss. p ... - ...
portion of my
Liv.Crsby & Sthpt. all p ..,,,
' nths renetved for fourteen years, and until the plans are fully matured. The reports al- The French Government has caused the famous Braz. Im. (is. sp) 24% 6% - 7 ,
last six mo
Lord. & 131ackw., 911 pd 8 -8 q
PORTRAITS de as re d
a state it, not with Pri, gar s myself, but in ready published show the necessity of some such sta- Guinnausin Pura, chief of the band of robbers, to be Lon-Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104 - 1(5 8%
104% 104 Do. Coca. & Cui. all p „. -a.
Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. ..„ - ...
a spirit of heartfelt. gratitucte_tomy tenants, that notwith- tion, and n ever was there a more auspicious opportu- arrested, at the request of the Government. Lon. & N.West.,loo/. p 120 - 120% 120 es 1.20
OF standing all the difficulttes they and I have had to en. .
A letter, dated Genoa 19th inst., says_ Do. Fifths 12/. pd 3 -3% p Carson's Creek...ell pd %dig. - par
nit of obtainin it than the res n i h this
y g p et. W t Cobre Cooper _4Ol. pd 44 -46
counter, I have not changed any considerable portion of
Do. 10/.,M &B. (c) 1.4) 1% - 2 p
" The account of the 'Duke of Wellineton's death Colonial Gold 1/ pd as, - sm p
WELLINGTON AND SOULT ny of those
e my tenantry on a three occasions; and on important,. and we will add necessary addition, Mr.
reached Cannes at the moment the greatest preparations Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 89% - 90% 90 Copiapo 14/ pd ... - ...
t one there has been no chan e Considerin all B Do. New 501., 42% pd sta- 4% dis.
WITH MEMOIRS AND FAC-SIifILLS OF THEIR RAND- the has .
_„ , . g. • g ENNOCH'B. plan, if duly carried out, will r tcomplish were making at the villa of Lord Brougham f g the re- Do N 40/ 34/ d •
ew .... . p 4% -3% dis. Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p %dis. - par
the circumstances-au tne difficulties of the tenant-
General all pd ... - ...
11 that CEI a be desir d ception of the Duke, who intended to spend the winter Lon: & E • h.]
nms n., ailed 16 -17 x.d 16% %
WRITINGS.
farmers-I say they are a high-spirited body of men-a 9 ' e • he cit Gold Mountain all pd ta dis. - par
there. Ty of Nice is deeply afflicted by the event. man. Lux, & mat, ea p - 3% 3% % Grd. Duch. Baden, all pas - %
A. PORTRAIT OF noble-Blinded body of men, banded together for the pur- --
Several members of the English aristocracy had engaged Man.Sh f& L•
e . in.,100/p 31 -32 30% 3% 31% Great Polgeoth 1 d
el. pe 13% - 2 p
pose of successfully exerting their industry. It is THE FRENCH REPUBLIC N'
• houses at ice to be at hand to pay their court to the Do. Manch. &Lineoln
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, skilled industry, toe, for in this part of the country the
Lake Bataurst...all pd ta - ys dis.
-e- illus.trious warrior. Nevertheless, all hope is not lost, Union ...... 4'. 2s. pd 3% - 23% dis.
tenantry are not only educated, but intelligent, and '
for it is reported that the Prince of Wales has been re- Midland 100/. pd 76% - 76% 76% %, 77 Liberty ... ...all pd %_sg p
Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz
TOGETHER WITH landlords may well be proud of such a body of men." We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
commended to proceed to Nice for the winter on account Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 42 -41
THE MOST Both speakers adverted likewise to the importance The PRINCE PRESIDENT left Lyons for Grenoble
. of his health." Mid. GaWt. (Ire.) 47% ..„ - Crushing Com..all pd % - % dis.
Min iquit a all pd %dis. - par
21st, the streets being lined t Do. ;a Shares 17% pd ... - :::
SPLENDID LIKENESS OF sOULT of other cro • •
ps than wheat, on which hitherto the on the morning of the
with the 1 5,000 men of the arm of L ons He The Grind Duke of TUSCANY and the Kin
g °L Newcas. & Ca'
rl. all pd ... -
„,, Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/. p 4% - 5
farmer has 11 I 'cl htr s S'r J ES • -
genera yat so muc ses . i AM , Y , Y • . NAPLES were to send general officers to congratulate Newmarket ...100/. pd 47 -49 New G‘rneda all pd %- ts dis,
EVER TAKEN, arrived at Grenoble at seven o clock in the evening, e T
. me 2RESIDENT of the French Re üblic on his i 1
P arr va Newpert, Abergaven., Noaveau Monde, all pd sga, - % p
described his experience in flex-growing; after in- in the midst of au immense crowd, and thundering
Port Philip all pd te, - % p
BY WYO2V,
at Marseilles. and Hereford ...12/ pd 3% - 3 dal,
T SIX TIMES, &riming them of what he had found to be the best shouts of " Vive l'Emperema" Several transpa-
Nenry & Enrisk. 7% p 1% -2% Quartz Rock all pd % - Sa dis.
FOR WHICH THE MARSHAL SA
rencies were exhibited with the words " Vive Na- CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.) Norfolk lOO/. pd 43 .- 45 44 Santiago de Cuba 10% 113% - 12%
mode, he says, "on a piece of poor land, let for only
South Australian, all pd tedis. - %11
IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
poleon III.," " Vive l'Empereur," &c. The follow-
OLD COURT. Do. New 20/. ... 20/. p9%_ 8% dia Tin Croft 7l, pd 12 -13
11') STRAND, 10.3. an acre, the crop cost 4/. an acre, including rent tug .
th 1 t tcr t h • d •
is e aes 'spa c receive .- (Before the RECORDER.) North. Conn.Un. 3ta pd „,, -
„, (us .
United Mexican all pd 7% -8%
, North British 100/ p
AT THE SUN OFFICE, ,
and all charges, and lam satisfied that it is worth " Grenoble, Sept. 21, seven in the evening. FRAUDS ON EMIGRANTS.-Cornelius Julius .7)
7'nre ageu Nh D IsT- •- 30
- 31
• West Mariposa all pd %dis. - par
PRICE SIXPEPICE.
el., _
seevon, 0.1,134 7 -63 g, dee
Yuba 1 paid yit -% p
from 10/. to 15/. per acre. Could there be established " The Prince has just entered Grenoble amidst h
tee 20, an agent, and Henry Graham Montague, aged '5l, a N. 2 6% pd
„,
Sun Office, Sept. 24, 1852. in this neighbourhood some machinery for converting thunder of the artillery of the Citadel and the acclama- eralogi
min st, who were on Tuesday last convicted of Do:, %A, def....a1l pd 2% - .9% 30INT-STOCIL /SAM
tions of the. whole population, assembled. on. the Esple- frauds upon emigrants, were this morning brought up Do., ta B, guar. 5/. pd 1 - % dis.
_.--__
- the straw of flax, after the grain is out, into the raw
Auetralasia all pd 55% -57
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_
TER A.T LONDON BRIDGE. nade and th e quays. The most energetic cries of ' Vive for judgment. North Stafford. 17% p 4% -4% dis 13% Brit. Nth. Amee. all pd 67 -59
HIGH 'WA
material of manufacture, the happiest results might l'Empereur l' were heard from the moment the Prince Montag
ino 16 rani. aff?r 11 I
' 2;vening 0 min. aster 0 ue, upon bein 11 d • Nth W t ll - •
gca e upon in the usual form, or - es ern...a pd ..„ -
„, Colonial 25/. pd 15 - 16%
Tea Div --M°rn"-- in attar 11 I Eve i,,,
51 IV •. , , . na, 20 min. after 12 be anticipated to flow from it." Lord CARLISLE appeared to, that of his entering his apartments. His complained that the N. & S.-W. June. 8% p 4% - 5%p.
Tc • AoHatow-morniqz
whole truth had not been told in his Com. of London 20/. pd 29 -30
--------______ Highness ems received at the Port de Frarce by the case, or it vrould h Oxf. Wor. &W 100/ p4B 49 48% Lendon Chart. Bank of
______-- - expressed an opinion which we have long held very ave been shown that he had actually
Ma ' - * d Sco '.
' ;' • -
ttisla Centre,. 100/. p7B- 80 Australia - 5
TILE egEATFIER-Stae OFFron, SEPT'. 24, yor of Crl'enoble, member of the Council- General an charrered one vessel lth eh it was not the Camilla,
, a Out,.
decidedly. It is obvious that the cheapness of bread, Deputy, wh o offered him the keys. The Court of AP" the one nientio ' Scottish Midld.,loo/. p 55 _66 x,d 56 Lon. & County 207. pd ... - ...
TertenetomErEß, IN THE SHAM red in the indictment.
60-highest since neon yesterday. and the consequently increased prosperity of menu- peal, the clergy, the Council-General, the Mayors of The RECORDatt, in passing sentence, said that wa Shrews. & 8ir....
s a Do. do.
100/. pd - 70 London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd 18% - 19%
Lon. & \Vestal. 20/. pd 32 - 33%
45-lowest tbie morning and daring the night. factures of every kind, must render the well-paid h
t_e environs, the functionaries of every grade sur- matter which ought to have been proved at the trial. Shrew & Her. 8/ p - -
2 -1% dis. Nat. Prov. Eng. 85/. pd 44 -46
, r s rounded dm Head of the State, and constituted 4 They had been convicted before him, after a long and Shrew•sbu. and Chest•er Do. New lO/. pd ... -
...
60-this day, at noon. operatives very much larger consume s ot
t ' h 1 ' f hP f A ' "°
riump a cortege as ar as te re ecture. n maraca., careful investigation uon an indictment charging them (Nor. W Mir ) all d 1
p,n - 21% 21% Nat. of Ireland 22% p 183% -20
BAROMETER, 30.51. meat than they were under corn-laws. At the same enthusiasm pervades the whole town : all the public with obtaining mono p from more than one person Do. Halv•es . all pd
Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 38 -39 x d
Wnena S.E.-Molaing, dense fog ; AMerneon, fine. fime, Cattle of every kind are just the class of agri- edifices, and all the private houses are illuminated. under the false pretence that they had the power of se- Do. Oswestre,...all IPA 1501 1106,1 Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. 46% -47 '
-- Everything s hows the joy with which the patriotic in- curing passe e t Shrop. Union 6%
gs o Australia, in vessels which they had ••• . Pd, 3% -2% d. 3% % Do. New
cultural produce most difficult to import extensively.
all pd 16% - 17%
DAILY WEATHER TABLE. habitants of t h . • '
e Dauphine are animated by the presence chartered, and in the verdict of the jury he perfectly Do. A, B, C, & D fully Roy. Aust. Bkg. & Gold
g Oxell. and even sheep can never be brought from of the President." concurred. pd. up at per cent. ...
„, -
,„ dis, I Importing Corn. Ipd 1 _ 1%
State of the Wind and Weather at each of the folio • Now, this was a case which assumed great
tlae same distances as flour and grain. Hence the ina. On the f ollowing morning the PRESIDENT_ Fel; public imponance, from the claaracter of the fraud tittilia..lE=n 1011/11xtli 20 -21 x.cll 20% 'A: Tien df Austral. all pd 49% - 50%
pieces at Nine o'clock yesterday mo • g.-The stations
are arranged ie order of latitude. proved meatsmarket must chiefly belong to the ceived the authorities and deputations, after whian committed and the danger that it was likely south wales all Pd Ti - 72% x.d 71% 72% x.d
UniOnOeflon 214
Pd 6 - 614
41 don 10/. p 17 __ 18
he started for Valence, where he was to arrive t e tce), be imitated by other parties, if the of-
E torwsittercrs- Wind W., gentle breeze-foggy. British farmer. He ought, therefore, to give in- South Yorkshire afid - Union of Madrid all pd ~,, _
g.
Andreae aNa-Wind N.W., light pin -overcast.
creasing attention to the breeding of grazin catt e
l same evening. f -cc was not visited with a severe punish- River Dun 15/. pd le% _ 15% x d
tiREEN WICH-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloud's. - . g The stay of the PRINCE at Lyons was marked by ment. In the sentence, therefore which he in- Do. Do. 5/. pd ear - *d
p x. MISCELLANEOUS.
Austral. Roy. Mail, 4 p 3 _ 4
SWINDON-Wind W., light airs-partially cloudy. of every kind ; and this in turn will largely increase numerous acta af charity. He left a sum of 5,000 f. tended to pass, he should be guided not so much by a Stirl. & Dunferm. all p -,„ 3i -
- •••
LF-GRlntr-Wind S.W., calm-overcast. the grain produce of his farm, supply the place of to the poor of the place the authorities having desire to punish them as a wish to hold out an example Stock. & Har.l6/2s. 3d. „, _ m Canada 32% pd 50 -51
COLCHFITER-Wind S.E. gentle breeze-partially cloudy.
wiL his wishes, appropri
•ated to those parties who might be disposed to enga ein si• Taff Vale 126/. pd 169 - 171 Copper Miners of Eng-
CAIII3I, 0.3 Wind S.W., gentle breeze---clondy• imported manure, and enable him to compete with already, in compliance miler frauds Pa - h g Thames Ha D k
ven oc land .. ... all pd 30 - 30%
• er aps it was true tatup to the pre-
The returns from the following places indicate the state of the foreigner by the abundance of domestic supply. the following sums to charitable wor •
ks•-30,000f. to
.. . sent moment the Court had not arrived at the full facts and "a"way -191. Pd 2% - 3 2% 54 Y$ De. Preference, 7% pd ... - „
the Bureaux de Bienfaisance, 25,000 f. to the -Mutual
le of Neath. .17/ pd 2 Crystal Palace ... spd 4% -5%.
connected with the intended formation of the emigration I'V'l t ifd & Kik i• ea 1g 1, -- 14 Eastern Steam...2s. pd ... - ...
the wind and weather on W ednesday morning at nine We have pleasure in quoting the Noble Lord's re- Aid S • h f d b
ociety, and 40,000 f. taken from t e tin su -
. company of which they had heard so much, but there WaateeiM:& Li *ale- "as -6% Elect. Tel eg. Ireland 1p ... - _
o'clock :- marks on this subject :- scribed for the statue of the EMPEROR. In addition, w„ quire sufficient 'den dd dntht • 1 t
me ce.a uce o e rta o sa- m. all pd 21% - 22%
West Cornwall 13/. pd 10 - 10% Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd 28% - 29%
Po-Az-Wind S.W., calm-- eloudless.
" When we take into consideration the present condi- the PRINCE gave various sums to the old soldiers who tisfy the Court that the prisoners were the guilty par- West London ...all pd a - Gen. Screw Steam Ship-
Hoe/ ZZAD-Wind W., strong breeze-rain.
tions which affect, as far as we can ascertain them, the were presented th. 11 many sums to pri- ties His own • ' h h '
o im, as we as • impression, owever, was tat the pri- Yk.,New. & Ber. ping Company...soLp ... - ...
LANCASTER-Wind N. W., gentle breeze-overcast.
100/ p 6'i -68
future prospects which bear upon our agriculture, the
Irish Beetroot Sug. 2i- p 2 -2%
Wer.reg-Wind S., gentle breeze-cloudless. vete persons, whose ride prevented their receiving soners being without any capital whatever, and having, Do. & New. Ex. 20/.• •
11 8% -7% dm 11%
demand made for and the prices paid for, animal food, blic ch 1 Thp ory of the PRINCE'S visit by some means not explained, early in the spring ob- Do. G.N.E.purc. 10/. p 2 egi _. 2% din Penni. & Or. St. all pd 85 - 86%
DAnt7.7GTON-WindcS., gentle breeze-cloudy. pu_ art y. e mem
SEesm-Wind S.Wa_gentie breeee-overcast, for sneat, milk, cheese, and butter-for almost all articles, ts of h
to Lyons will long survive in the hear.. .t e many tained possession of offices in Austin Friars, they en. York &N. Mid.loo/.pd 49 -50 49% Do. Do. ...15/. pd 35% - 36%
Br 4a re-tie-Wind N., gentle breeze-overcast. I had nearly said, with the single exception of wheat-,
deavour d t • d
e oin uce persons moving in a high sphere of Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 82 -86 7
persons 1., 1, is 1-• 4'l h h h
1V...0 move mien ueneatea .y -ts -ounty. PREPEREzecza sumuus. Universal Emigration
_
life to become directors of an emigration company but Aberdeen at.ll pd
g. _ m
and Colonization, 2/. p ... - ...
marked out for ns is to check rather than encourage the There are several articles in the Paris journals of
, in their endeavours the Eventuall f iled. It ' d Do No. 2 7
4_.S. , k 4lt t , -' .6 'A? -•- : •. .
,_., el),. - - - - , ) 4 I', ' . growth of wheat, except where the conditions for it are this day on the speech of the PRINCE P
- RESIDENT at however, that at a latery eriod thye adid so fear p
spuecacreee ,
d Bris: & Ex'., 143percet.Saltlit - - •••
. 105 - 107 ___________________
,ge ~.e et i• ea !.., • manifestly favourable to the extension of green crops, Lyons. One of them is important, for it is in the
D 4 Sh •51
"_,Y77; A .; . '''--z•-•7113,L,T., eik ,-t :!:. as to induce someP of thosey parties, amongst o. p.e ares, •Pa ..• - ••• MONEY and COMMERCIA
kis . and to rear a still increasing quantity of stock. You may official journal, the Moniteur, and seems to remove h
wom was a respectable solicitor, to meet aledonian, 10/. 100/S 102 - 105
ntsanZt,nei„g, f. ' 40- Giit-,Y., '---All `i',„'sk ;2. depend upon it that the appetites of our countrymen are all doubt on the ' fth E • Th
question o e mpire. eat the offices, but the com &res.& Holyhd. all 18 -19 .
CITY, TW 0
- -,.. ‘',, -,'",;'` s; v-49'11,! &'''' ,‘ 4.. ,_. \-: ' ' ,t,'
Pally was never Cork and Bandon, 51-',a
t, eitaas „it ase tt me- 41- m 0 •.' ‘4,11g,'" ; WC° •', , - : not likely to retrograde, and that having learned among moniteur sa-s,
y in conclusion- formed, and yet early in June Tripe employed a The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yeste
~.. • L !..,,,!Art•?..?,..dt",.. : -• . classes where such matters were scarcely known before the a What matters it, in fact, to men appointed by Pro- printer to print the prosrectus which Monte ue had per cent. l% 11 %die. -ts p mated at 6,000 bales, all to the trade. T
taste of good beef and good mutton, they are not likely, vidence, under what title they accomplish their august prepared, and which represented that the c g h
onapany ad Dundee, Per., & Aberd.
Junction all pd 6 -6% x.d quiet, without alteration in prices. TI
except under such pressure as, I trust Almighty goodness mission? Their personal glory will neither be dimi- been fi 11 't d ITP b tren th of these
na y regis ere . on te s g E. Ang.(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 3 -3% 5,000 American, :300 Bahia, at 61-7,d. to 1
a. le may avert, to lose their relish for such productions." nished nor magnified in the eyes of posterity. But documents, which bore the tames of the parties to whom Do. (5/.) 7 per ct. ell p 3% _ 3en tian, at 6d. to 7atd.; and 400 Surat, at 31(
-lilt ibliellanfi Pitalt. It is in deeds and considerations like these, then, nations have instincts which ought to be attended to, he had just referred, the risoners had been enabled to Do. (7/17s) 7p.c. 2 p - - lb.-Railway Shares were dull, at lower4p
because they in general accord with their real interests. perpetrate a most heartless and cruel fraud, and many Eastern Counties Ex., - - -
that we see a better future for the farmers. De-
In the Produce markets this week, tl
In consolidating the power of their chief it is their poor persons who were anxious to emi r t h d b
ga e a een sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% I 74, D 1/. nm been active for various staples; but there i
D N 2 ll - - - ' -
LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1852. feudalize the landlords ; emancipate the tenants ; __
't b. h h ' F - • fh . •
prosperi ywlc t ey want to guarantee. ranee, deprlved ot ow means of dOng so. It was to be hoped 0.1.0. apdl% _ 1 7/8 p 'Pal fee, owing to the increased supply. Rice, :
es. teach them to look for equality, not for favouritism, already so proud of having at its head the heir of the however that the Emigration Commissioners would ren- Do. New 6n c. Stk. all 14% - 14% and Cocoa, have been freely taken, at ;
, Eastern Union Scrip,
_rom _he Legislature ; abolish game-laws (as, indeed, most glorious name, desires t.O e.nure to itself a long der them some assistance, and so far reduce the extent or consumption. Cotton keeps firm • d J
Well, after all something does " loom in the future" f t
G 6 t it
uar. per c a p 17 _ 17% ,an
11
Sir JAMES GRAHAM told them he had practica y future of grandeur and peace, in giving a durable power the injury which the prisoners had inflicted u on them
, . 13 • Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p are wanted. Sheep's Wool is steady. In
for the distressed farmers. They really begin to de-
to the Prince h d•t
” f h C in th
w o save i . The sentence ot e ourt ev at tne prisoners be each E„t • - •.• in request, the last advices from India be
done) ; dethrone the Great Unpaid in favour of a Lancashire, 6 per ••
serve it, too, for never have they complained less In the Pays we read- traasported beyond the seas for the period of seven years. ct. Quer. Sbrs. all pd 9 ,_. eig tory. Upon the state of the Dried Fruit I
since the repeal of the corn-laws. Beyond the normal k u entails and ut "
stipendiary magistracy ; brea P , p . In this question of the Empire, there is only one The prisoners were then reaoved. East & West Yorkshire tereeting just new, Me w'
ssrs. itherby
a level with others • and
the landlord as creditor, on , . g
interest and one ri ht •it is neither the right nor the in- ALLEGED CASE or KEEPIG A GAMBLING-HOUSE - Junction sths 11 p report as follows:-
amount of agricultural grumbling, chiefly on account
- ' b •' h • • f I • • ' • ' a' d ''" '''" gt
terest of Louis Napoleon, ut it is t e interest and the The grand jury having oun a true bill agamst Mr Edna, Per. & Dun. 5% "It is now five weeks since Currants
of blight, mildew, or rain, we hear of nothing, at least uld show themsel es rs
then our English farmers wo . v
right of France. When the greatness of a man is alone Morris, a gentleman well kown upon tho turf, for. Per cent. all pd
... - ... having advanced 30s. to 325. per cwt. since
on this side St. George's Channel ;no after-market vigorous and capable as they do on Sir JAMES GRA.' at stake, it is always a little thing. Whoever that man keeping a common gaming•hotse in Jermyn-street, Hay- Gies. & S.W. gua 5 p.c.
„,„ of July. A rise so sudden and great in a.
Ham's estates, where they practically enjoy most of may be, however striking his name may be, he is only market, Gt. North. sp. c.lOO nd
„,,, is calculated to give, to a certain extent,
Protection meetings, much less county gatherings ;
Do. 5 p, e. red. sc. 100 p
„, -
„,
the hand or' the genius of a nation, which is always Mr. PARRY made an applhation to the Court on the check to consumption; this has not as yet
nothing, indeed, but the sulky sobbings of a few agri- these advantages.
living, and tile immortal right of which is found in subject this morning. Ho saic Mr. Morris was a gen- Greet South. & West. with Currants. We showed in our last re
_-....mam.---•
(Ireland) Bths all pd 8% - 9
cultural journals, who, like perverse schoolboys, will empire, as well as in royalties and
.republics. Thus, tleman of the Jewish persuasen, and yesterday being Gg West (Berk &H. - % August clearances had exceeded ihose of
Mr B has entitled himself to the thanks
ENNOCH .
show that although beaten they are not to be con- • f the m t 1" everything becomes reduced to knowing if a change in the White Fast his friends wets unable to put in bail for Ex. 5 per cent.; .6 d % 1 a From 19th ult. to 18th inst. they have rem
and gratitude of the inhabitants o e repo Itan our institutions be necessary. The necessity of the him. The consequence was Chet process had been issued, Gt.W. fixed 4% 1•00/P.p 107- -- 109' against 620 tons in 1851, and 540 tons it
vinced. Indeed the chief corn 1 • If h h
p melts wic we ear • • r of T,
districts-more especially of the -ity -ondon and transformation will sufficiently Establish the legitimacy and Mr, Morris was liable to lc arrested at any hour. Lanceshire and York- the corresponding we k
e s. According to t
now are, not that wheat is 30 cheap, but that estates Borough of Southwark- .
for the admirable plan of it. ' All that is possible is legitimate,' said M. The application which he had, therefore, to make to the shire, F. 201. •••6/. Pd %dis -%p x d vices from Greece, the Genova screw sten
still sell at such enor • dh t f 1 t
mous prices, an t a arms e d M 1 b t da in one of his most
e onta em er ono y Court was, that Mr. Morris stould be allowed to give Do. 6p. c. Stk. lem
-ee.. p 150 * 153- • leave Patras about 9th inst., and ma be 1
la. h h fficiently explained at the
wic eso ably ind e .
so dear-in other words, that there is too little land eloquent speeches. We are more rigorous than the notice of bail to-day, and to mnaplete the bail on Mon- Leeds Northern, 6 per
••• -- ••• in a few days. Her arrival is an ' y
xiously 1
esterday. His s eech
Court of Common Counc:l y 13 honourable orator, and we say that ' what is necessary day next, if the prosecutors weie satisfied with it, cent. No. 1 13/. pd
~,, _
~,, the quality of her
to sell and too few farms to let and that to get a
cargo will be some criter
- was indeed conclusive on the important subject to is what is alone legitimate.' France alone is the judge Mr. LIUDDLESTONE, who wasinstructed for the prose- t Do. Qrs., 1848....9/. pd
... -a. the 1852 fruit. Two other steam-vessels 1
farm is, after all, deemed • '
ondon & Brig. guar.
a privilege. Probably many of the necessity. Louis Napoleon declared at Nevers cutioe, could not consent to tha• There was plenty of 14 dispatched soon afterwards for Liverpool.
of the Limners begin to lea • h h
ra by experience tat c eap • • fe d •
which it re rre , it carried coma
"ction to every un-
- that he would not precede its will, and would only fol- time to put in bail to-day. 5 per cent. ...100/. pd
Do. Pr. spc. S ••• - •••
tk. 100/.
... -
,a, less than 102 cargoes, with 16,000 to 18s
food is not all loss to th . prejudiced mind ; and it is but justice to the mem- low it, when it should be sufficiently ascertained. He Mr. PARRY said Mr. Morris /as a highly respectabl been shi
em, that they can keep their
e Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all pped off from all the places of growl
berg of the Court to say that they appeared fully to declared at Lyons that between the modest title of man, and
.well known in the men9Polis. There had been Do. N.Gg
establishments for less, a,
6p c 100/. p ::: - - September-76 cargoes from Patras, 11 fro
-well as other people, and
President and the proud titla of Emperor, the best thing no rehminar inquiry before a mlico ma istrate while
, . P Y 4,. g , Lon. & N.-W. (Cov. & - ••• 15 from Cephalonia; 90 fth
o em for the Uni
save something in that
w•t•aa Then the fi 'd
y n appreciate the merits of the suggestion. Not only . _ .
Id b th t 11. h •
in his eyes atoll e a a• ic is most useful, and not the Court must be aware that It was not uuusual for Nunet.) sp. c. 100/. pd a .... whiat.areof 60 cargoes, or about'B,soo tons, for ]
the union-houses unprecedentedly empty, almost was the Honourable Gentleman's amendment carried that which is the most striking. In these declarations these charges to be made befme grand juries for the Ln.BSS.W.Co.3ds.S/. p 3- .1
P T severe visitation of Providence has
f able-bodied labou without a single dissentient voice, but there was not France and Europe will recognise the prudence of a purpose of extortion. Lon. & En. % Sh. all p 13 -14 x.d whole of Greece and the lonian Islands ie
wholly clear o rere, and poor-rates
• burden. The tithes t • the faintest shadow of opposition, not even the ex- great mind, and the patriotism of a great heart; they Mr. IIuDDLESTONE knew nothitg of the ease further Man., Sheff., & Liinen. , tress, the means of subsistence of t
a vas la
a much easier* , 00, begin to be I will find in this the guarantee that, whatever may hap- than that hi 3 instructions came fPm an eminent firm of Qa ni4e, No.il a 1 pd 9 -10 pending mainly upon the produce of the
paid at free-trade prices-another r • •
elief, since land- f a doubt as to the feasibility of the pro-
pression o .
pen, tho Government providentially established will solicitors. Do. ew, 1C all pd 11%, -12 Nor can we be without apprehensions, foun
nt 11. We •
ject. So singularly clear and i e igi , was his know how to preserve, for the sake of the peace of the The RECORDER said there was irite to perfect the bail ht•yBplort and c , •ji pd 5/8 ".n ' ' 7/g P 3% experience now being painfully felt in (
lords have. not the face to raise rents ;
di proportion ;
sle,
reasoning, that every person present was enabled to world, o.f civilization, of religion and progress-' the to-day, and he could, therefore, take no order in the 4 per cent ...... 'll pd d other countries, that the effects of the dise
while wool and meat have been at prices
'which they
% is. - % p
lain Of. Circumstan - " follow his arguments, and to understand the propo- right which comes from the people and the force which case at present, Do., 4% per en 6% 11 tidis. - ts p sibly extend over the produce of another sc
certainly cannot comp ces like comes from God!' " ,-_
Mid. Con. 6p c St. 100/. . - 4 our report of the Bth inst. the market hi
elessness of re-a I • sitions which he established on indisputable evi-
.NE W COURT.
these, combined with the 119 -- g tating And the Assemblee Natio l
ne e says :- Do. Con. Bris. &Bir., ••
- and, owing to the pressure of several Contin
to calm the agrieutt dence. " After having submitted for a few days in painful (Before the Comical SIRGEANT.) 6 per cent.... 100/. pd 148 - 150 a slight decline has in some instances been
for Protection, probably unite
the hopeful calm, the He ointed out first " the necessity for an addi- silence to the excesses of demagogy, France, shaking off Henry George Townes, aged 31, described as an oil- Do. Erewesh Val. all p This has been fully recovered during the 1
tural mind. It is, we believe, . p „ .
e s ame u ower o t e cun ueror
th h f 1 f h fF b
p . q s o e ruary, man pleaded guilty to embezzliig 5L ss. 10d. the Do. Leic &Swann' •••
- -
e • _ mg. as regards fine fruit, 635. having again be
by settled fine banal bridge ;'' secondly, " the fitness of the site sug-
' • •• m 11.11 d in 1 ' •
celm after the storm, to be followed
sought means of re-establishing order and remaking a moneys ot R illiam 1 an anotter, is emp oyers, in b per c. Gear. 100/. p
„„ _
„„, qualities have been of heavy sale, but are i
gested ;" and thirdly, " the probable cost of the I • whose service he had only been 1
Ivo months and was Do. Pref., 4t, p.c. 5/. p
Weather. • h le• 1 • • 1
government. tis wit manatee ica princip es and sen- par -% p quired for. Old fruit has been sold at on
are quietly °°llatruction, and the general advantages of the timents that France wishes to oppose the Empire as a sentenced to imprisonment with hard labour 'for three Norfolk Exten... all pd 22 -23 Although tho clearances are very large, till
Perhaps many of the farmers
plan
months. Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all p 5% - 6 m•d
Hughenden Tboonamended " proving that the latter were so dike against the revolution. It must be admitted that cannot be said to have yet commenced."
glancing, ever and anon, to warde . great that ' in this way the situation becomes simplified. The re- William Myers, described as a cabman, aged 33, was NDerot.hl:Veal. 5 p.c. all pl% - 2
ear wnere might be economical even "to build
indicted for burglary in the dwellitg•house of Charles =lt 1)1 90 -95 x.d 95 x.d The difficulty between the Belgian and
Manor, en d hoping for sonaething to app a bridge a it
public disappears in what is called the legitimacy of North S vernments is net yet got over apparently, E
'r , Year." The old maxim that " time is universal suffrage. This legitimacy of universal suffrage James Fox, a butcher, at Walwortb, with intent to steal Gat: wor. /":" "' - -
the only beesy Minister is too busy to attend thei
money,' i,
& Wol., la/. wine producers are against the treaty on t
t for now universally recognised. Perhaps has nothing before it, if it be not another legitimacy in- his goods and moneys. 6 per cent....100/.pd 2% -2% p the linen manufacturers are against it on th,
meetings, too busy to " spare a momen the greatest mapao destructible as history, the legitimacy of right created It appeared that after the shop was closed for the Dine) ditto ... 3/. pd ... - ...
vement during an age singu-
The Amsterdam Stock Market on the 22c
health or recreation ;"-busy with the mighty , ,
iarly productive of - by centuries. Such are the two great acts which occupy evening, a policeman saw standing ppposito the door, Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 11 - 11% feeble for Dutch Stock. Spanish Bonds h
eliorations of ever de- a person whose demeanour excited Ps s.uspi .
•cion but o Shr .
, n aws. & Cnes. (N.'W.
task (according to the Times) " of making something
scription is the Wohderfara, , y and dominate the scene. Between these two terms there
tenthly animated.
Lit tacilit for inter-communi- is nothin im ortant of like] to live • there are no prin.. going up to the spot he found that 1t) iled thsaPpeared, Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 173% - 18%
The amount of bills drawn by the Honi
oat of nothing-of propitiating the farmers-with
cation. We may y • g 13 y ' • •
l'"w, thanks to the rail- ciples, and there can be only culpable intrigues. Such
• Th d b ' dhe went inside to see that
e oor eing unfastene Do. 5 per cent, 8/. pd 7 1 %
43 ... , p India Company, from the Bth to the 23d ins
nothing." 'Well, a little may, nevertheless, come
way system, traverse ia is the situation. Before the discourse, which he has all was right, and he discovered the.prisoner handling SduthNDevon all pd 15 -16 x.d
to 386,7911. on Bengal, 75,6634 on Madras
from that quarter ; if the community is far too much
di tance which, in the last tent
a few hours the just delivered at Lyons, the Prince Louis Napoleon said a piece of meat which was suspendied in thfe shop, but on -1-)
StaaEst.ew(Readingl%APrid- Y4dia•
- par
on Bombay, making a total of 463,6281.
awake to permit a shifting of burdens from land to 3 nth. A Liverpool en ury, it took weeks at Nevers, in reply to M. Charles Dupin, that he would seeing him approach he called out
sutsitylY 7t a pound of nuities)...lL Os. ed pd 25% -26 x.d remittances still attract attentiou, and until
to accorOp . erchant may enter the only follow public opinion when there was at stake au st.eak, and on being taken into cu
Lutlinsep o ested that Do., 4% p c.... 100/. p ..,, -- ...t is liquidated, we may expect both bills and 1
trarte, it is quite read , M lt th f
eto get r. a oge er o any
Dress train a. si
•• x o'clock
A•m., hav• k interest which might seem personal. At bottom the his only object in going into the prs 1 s was to make Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 19 -20 x.d shipped freely.
burden - ing ta en an
s vsluch Genius in office can take from their ex' b f e his departure__
watt eor speech of Lyons is only the commentary of this phrase; a purchase of meat for his supper. Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c The market for British Securities has t
early brea . at one ,
o clock 1 and as that commentary was replied to by new cries ot The prisoner was found Guilty-, until July 1.1856, all p ... ~.- a.
Shoulders; quite willing, too, that landlords should London. During f
and rather depressed. Consols have been
he will be In . our hours he ' Viva l'Emperear !' we may anticipate the moment at It was proved that, in conjunction fifth another per- Waterforu& Kilkenny,
Pay legacy d t 1 h I dth
uyaswelas et er peep c, an at businese, and SUp befort .
isoner was found guilty 6 per cent - to tool for Ac
the inconae-tax shoul • d
d evan be increase , on con- may transact
h bs of the in midnight I which any uncertainty which may still exist, if any have son who was transported. the pr „
sove • ' • 31.
Pd
% 14
(137'
dit'on of - with his family in the su ur . . °dens re
---yre existed, will be dissipated." at Guildhall, in 1849, of stealing
.fittr.so reigns, and lotk, New. & Bar. all p 102 - 104 chequer-bills of March have realized 71s
t its being made just, and the articles of mmUnication with I • , The Moniteur continues to publish a great number was sentenced to eighteen months InaVi nment. Do. Do 5/
.pd 5 -5% These are tho only bargains recorded official
The alteration in the co . reland is A-V 1211 to transporta- York &N. Midland H.
The COMMON SERGEANT sentence.
consumption relieved from duty. If Mr. Dm- at 15 no longer a of addresses from Councils of Arrondissement, Muni- . and S. Parch. 10L pd %- % p Foreign Stocks are generally lower. T
it AELI can dare to b • • l b d •
a engine , y aring to even more astonishing.
dto publisheeBB- pical Councils, and tb br bd. tth P
o er pu ic o yes o e RINCE non for seven years.
----mm
__ Midland (Bradford Scrip), 26h. Sciip being nady, the price has given way
be honest, b
-e has h
t e genius to be a sary to settle our affairs, an , the PRESID
ea we venture ea ta • ENT of the Republic, expressive of gratitude The old Electric T 1
e egraph ComPany established LINES LEASED AT FIXED NEN" VALI, premium. Spanish Three per Cent. Stock
thorough farmers' friend, , . • last will end testament befor r his energy and patriotism in restoring order and in London, which has its wires now extolled to most parts ------------- -- '' " 5O- to 1, and the New Deferred at 23i ti
ay befriending them ' Channel \
George s . ,
nn,dence, and an earnest desire for the consolidation of England, has just made an agreement with the Irish. Su- Leasing
ith th the dangers of crossing St.
Railway& ' Nominal Price?: Blisinesa Committee's Certificate is at 21 premi
in common w m met of the middle classes. Some, s the virtual
raordinary eaution 'tl
~,T Power in a permanent form of government. marine Telegraph Company, by which it olittani' Companies. to-day.
it may be, are looldng t a,
to - eru, and ho • h h
ping t at t at nor is there any necessity for ext
events that a -`°o inundation of the Rhine has done an enormous management of that company's affairs. ,
r e.legra
s understood ------------ tuguese Four per Cents. have been n
perverse Government will let th h in consequence of the possibility of 1 tnolint of da • ' - that the direction of the Irish Submarine ph Cora. Bdc, & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ... - ... and Brazilian Small Bonds have been qu
em ave guano at a that must , and no tti mage, hut the waters are now falling, al eight members, Bin& Oxf.,gua. all Gt. Westn. 29% - 30% :30% Buenos Ayres Stock has improved to 7;
reasonable price, and that other barren isles will vet be might occur within the period .
~. 1
Public rther damage is apprehended. pany is to be remodelled, and to consist
four of whom are to be selected from the botrd of each cora- Do. without, all ig Do.
found rich in thie fertilising „vitt ,
' elapse before an answer could be received
i sion of theseenrities recovered yesterday from the dams- pany ; and that the chairman of the Enctric Telegraph Bir.Wolv.& Dud., Grenada Deferred Stock is worth 11i to a,
, eor that Lord e and Previ°lls date . he Irish Sub guar . 11
PALMERSTOI4'3 promise of an aoundant aubsti'ute in The electric telegraph practically annihilates tim i opened at 1041. eog, i• he Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Company will be at its head.
.It is agre!cl I)Y.,t
... . g . ...... a pd Do. - to -a, the first-named being heavy.
ertakmg shall Do. withounall p Do.
nd closed at 104 f 60e for the end marine Compan that the habilit of their On
Deferred Bonds have hen at 65. Rauh
liquid manure may soon be realited-and we ao distance, and intelligence can be received from Ire- lof the moath ; the Three '.
• Y Y . 1 that out of the Buel'inghash. all p,Lon. &N.IV 29
- 39
pe 80 leans Railway at, per Cents. closed at 78f.; Or- not exceed 5,400/. up to the present time, an
h C - •••
Cd.ydtsndale Jc., all ptaledonian 51 -53 Cents. have been done at 1181-, with the d
too. Many, we know, are beginning to demand a land almost as rapidly ae from Bethnal.green or Ken- i
Havre, 417f.50e.. ei!r_23, 1,482 f.
,50c.; Rouen, 890 f.; '
, etreat at 20,C00 shares to be issued, the Electric Telerrfa
will subscribe for 16,000. The directors ° Pthe ETPanY
ectric t lel e gua. 6 per Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. aro worth
voice in the Legislature by means of secret voting, niugton-common. 328 f es ' orthern 713 f 75c • Avie
1 guaa; Basle, ~. e„, atatie , . ~ aeon, T
elegraph Company will have the laying &NM of. the cable, cent ...... 100/.pd Gt. Northn. 150 - 152 150% The Railway Share Market is in some rest
and look for something from the abolition ee
, - unjust In the metropolis itself, however, we are still 1 yams and Lyons, 820 F.; LyotErtlarusburg, 747 f. 50e.;
and the nomination of the officers, and no ostension of the G,lt3ueest• St Dean but tho transactions are very limited, Nor
627 . 50c.; head and the '
at orest all pclGt.Weetrn. 32 -33
privileges enjoyed by thhir landlGrdst io all which ate lagging behind. The narrowness and overcrowded 1 Western Of Frafirr, 63°1.; St. Lazier s gere°n• t works of the Submarine Company beyond IlolY
as VOIN EIN 1/01tFatre i'o uray, 540 f. of Ireland is to be made without the express sane- liartlepL Dk. & i Yk.New.l are rather weaker, and also Eastern Ur
fully sympathise with them. This they have but to condition of our principal thoroughfares lead Bus
INENDON STOCK EXciftts-ItatILVVAYS aT THE tetiocianstof the Electri
LOe i 0 1 GE s T 1 h C
c e egrap ompany. We trust these Railw....ell pd 1 &E,?.rw.f *** ---
•" Eastern, and Manchester, Sheffield and Te
will, and it is theirs. .New all these lesser thing, to very injurious and vexatious delays. Minutes Da d Besancon, 04-Dutch p ' EPr• 23. arrangements are made in the interest of the public, and Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N 51 113 - 115 Midland are good, and Lancashire and Yort
eon an .tieni - oly of the tele- Do. Halves„all p Do. • 56% - 57%
have - 23/4 p.-mate th• i IA-Luxem- that there is no dis osition t eff t a ono
will tell for something-not one of them should be . h _come valuable, but even millionaires may fail bourg, 7YI-Rladras,
~,„ ur ana , 7 . .
.. p . o ec in . Pe,
‘,„ Do. Quarts., all p Do.
Bourdeaux, i hie-Paris ana eulege, BSe- graphic business in this quarter. - Moreing .r,TP" •
overlooked. It is no magical change, but a patient tu their best devised projects; through a stoppage ! Orleans and eat ' Pari c - ''Yon`l 92' te Th eea Leeds &Brdf., all p Midland - 109 I.'oB advance.
d Strasbourg, -4- 5, aen, aTid cil, - ii- Tun SURREY 7
-00 LOGICAL ,AARDENS.-T e' - -son Lon & Grenw 11
4 the
6P%aris a
16-Sambre and Meus erbourg, ,a S. Eastern 13% - 14% The Gold Mine Shares have been quiet,
laying hold on every advantage, however small, on 1 streets. Mr. BENNOCH well describes this Renuen and Havre,
d 1 'la fh* cllY Popular- D ' •
close ast mg t o t is popular-and deserve . o. Pref....all pd Do.
gate e,1°14-West I 25% - 26%
T.Ji
which the farmer must
rely_so doing be will do _ • Ile says of London-bridge-" Blockaded with I Flanders, 4-ja-Western of France, 11. ,
establishment. The entertainments were of the usualtvaried Lowestoft., gua. 4 firm. Cobre Copper have bean higher.
waggons
character, and the combined talent of Miss AI , Miss per cent...all pd Nerf lk 181 ican have declined.
much gradually to improve his condition. But it at__
~ cabs, and omnibuses, at certain times it is ? --------- 11V
SP A i-,•• • Clara Henderson, Mr. T. Youne, Alr. Manvers,eßlsre.nLefller, Do. 6p. ct., all pDo o - A - 19%
Is neither in the direction of Hu h d II ,
genen , anor, no 'mist impassable. Visit Blackfriars, and the evils
are greatly a We have received advice..
s from Madrid, dated
the and Mr. J. L. Hatton, who presided at the pianoforte, could Middlesbe& Red- • ••• -- ... The Joint-Stock Bank Shares are well sum
not fail to make the musical arrangements highly satis- car 6 p 11
of Peru, nor of Reform Bills that we now see the ggravated. Much of the crowdin 1 , • c., a p Stktn&Dar .--
QUARTER TO T
g of our
leading thoro , 19th inst. factory to the audience. The display of fireworks was N. & E., sp. c. all E. Coil t• 6.. •••
100
les 3 -65
great something loona;ag in the f I . agfares arises f
rom so many of them con- i The Madrid Gazette of the 18th publishes an really splendid, and worthy of the fame of the celebrated Do. 6p c' a'll p D n Consols sa. ••• ... •••
uture. t met our
verging at a eert '
100
eyes while glancing towaenls the lakes and roma •
ntic being made for th
aln point, without sufficient provision ; article D k of WELLINGTON, in
on the death of the u e ,pyrotechnic artist of the establishment. The gardens were Do. F.5.p.c6..e1l pd Deo: . •• - ••• Litto Account, Oet. 13 "' ...
oNE
participate in the ati?et Losut'el.l filled as we could wish to have seen
.themthone Prestn. &Wyre, I IhatNatVf •••
- -
mountain 3 of Etat Cumberlawl. It appeared in the e proper circulation of carriages. ! which it is said that Spain should
streets are gl(1).t otf
(t,he season. We cannot omit not!cing . all paid 't
&La. &Y '" -"' PRICES 01P BRITISH FUNDS °'CWICKIOO
form of an " East Cumberland eagrieultur 4N4vy
al Cattle • he relieve
which t y at
°Pened parallel with old ones, sorrow of England ; and that in the Duke the exhitatic% I h working-bees, under various hives con- Ditto, Halves, A, 3 per Cent. (Jonsols Annuities.. ...... 100%
........... . 100%
Show," and in the good city of Cerliele c'ne aoint onl to block up at English army has lost its greatest glory, and the ttrruacted and under the superintendence of Mr. Marriott, of 100/. pdi Do. ...... ... -- 13 Consols fo r Account a •••
March.
as reported raffle no (3, cechurch-street, who is indeed an enthusiastic hpiarian. Roy & Hit 100 L la Itzabeqtra BRIJ, iii,,d.
, Spanish army a distin ih d eneral.
gu s e g • ~ p a t.Northn. 149 - 151
71 p
in The Sun of Monday. The filets ' another, T rth and
south n Y
aturally finds its The a t f the visit A. Magnificent display ffi k 1 Ith • hes enter- D
r wor s c osec e nig
I,ooeg. .. ................
stnted at this
way over Blackfriars same journal contains an accoun o a ; tamment, the vocal' -o'
•e o. Shep. Ex., all Do. - 150
meeting, and the suggestions offered, • and Lend la *d
~ ists 8.1/aging the national anthentg " God Shf. Itth. & Goole, &real', .............. - ...... , . .... -
are meleed full on mites, Omni- of the corvette, the Colon, to Tunis, on the 28th J uiy , save the Queen
ONE
•of
, b s f m Islington to IC.e , which was loudly encored. lo Mr
hope to the farmer. The chief s ues ro t4tingt
• sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks - -"" • .
Peakars wee tne on may go down and of its captain having been courteously received Tyler, the spirite
'GT' FUNDS. O'CLOCK.
t to avoid tla d proprietor, every credit is due for his - % dis. PRI cES OF FORE • .
Earl Newgate-stree e er by the BEI unwearied e S. Staffd h
s. 9% pllirM•Cloan •Ys,
of CARLISLE and Sir JAMES Gememat, • ush on Ludgate- • The Gazette also publishes a decree fforts to render
A6strian 5 per Cent. Scri
these gardens worthy of the dis- WearVal.6' caall Stckt& Dar 30 -31
tinguished
Cent.
and them •
_ hill, but they must cross the 11 containing ano patronage which has been to liberally and SO Ditto dittoP, all p Do. - ... kliaziliall Bonds, 5 Per -
he at Farringdon- w programme of studies in the public I Jo_ e
Liy xtended to them. U 034 103%
I Ditto) Small
I Wi1t514454101, 1004 Gt:Weatn/14104 'es 104 I
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78%

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS,
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
mated at 6,000 bales, all to the trade. The market was
quiet, without alteration in prices. They comprised
5,000 American, 300 Bahia, at 61-Id. to 7d.; 150 Egyp-
tian, at 6d. to 71d.; and 400 Surat, at nd. to 41d. per
lb.—Railway Shares were dull, at lower prices.
In the Produce markets this week, the demand has
been active for various staples; but there is a fall in Cof-
fee, owing to the increased supply. Rice, Sugar, Pepper,
and Cocoa, have been freely taken, at full prices, for
consumption. Cotton keeps firm; and Jute and Hemp
are wanted. Sheep's Wool is steady. Indigo has been
in request, the last advice, from India being unsatisfac-
tory. Upon the state of the Dried Fruit trade, very in-
re teres
port as ting
fojus ot
ws:—
now, Messrs. Witherby and Hanson
ll
"It is now five weeks since Currants reached 605.,
having advanced 30s. to 32e. per cwt. since the beginning
of July. A rise so sudden and great in any commodity
is calculated to give, to a certain extent, an immediate
check to consumption; this has not as yet been the case
with Currants. We showed in our last report that the
August clearances had exceeded those of August, 1851.
From 19th ult. to 18th inst. they have reached 810 tone,
against 620 tons in 1851, and 540 tons in 1850, daring
the corresponding weeks. According to the latest ad-
vices from Greece, the Genova screw steam-vessel will
leave Patras about 9th inst., and may be expeoted here
in a few days. Her arrival is anxiously looked for, as
the quality of her cargo will be some criterion of that of
the 1852 fruit. Two other steam-vessels will have been
dispatched soon afterwards for Liverpool. Last year no
less than 102 cargoes, with 16,000 to 18,000 tons, had
been shipped off from all the places of growth before 30th
September-76 cargoes from Patras, 11 from Zante, and
15 from Cephalonia; 90 of them for the United Kingdom,
whereof 60 cargoes, or about'B,soo tone, for London alone.
This severe visitation of Providence has plunged the
whole of Greece and the lonian Islands into great dis-
tress, the means of subsistence of a vast population de-
pending mainly upon the produce of the currant vine.
Nor can we be without apprehensions, founded upon the
experience now being painfully felt in Germany and
other countries, that the effects of the disease may pos-
sibly extend over the produce of another season. Since
our report of the Bth inst. the market has been quiet,
and, owing to the pressure of several Continental parcels,
a slight decline has in some instances been submitted to.
This has been fully recovered during the last few days,
as regards fine fruit, 635. having again been paid; low
qualities have been of heavy sale, but are now more in-
quired for. Old fruit has been sold at our quotations.
Although the clearances are very large, the fruit season
cannot be said to have yet commenced."
The difficulty between the Belgian and French Go-
vernments is not yet got over apparently, and while the
wine producers are against the treaty on the one hand,
the linen manufacturers are against it on the other.
The Amsterdam Stock Market on the 22d instant was
feeble for Dutch Stock. Spanish Bonds have been to-
lerably animated.
The amount of bills drawn by the Honourable East
India Company, from the Bth to the 23d inst., amounted
to 386,7911. on Bengal, 75,6631. on Madras, and 1,1741.
on Bombay, making a total of 463,6281. These large
remittances still attract attention, and until the balance
is liquidated, we may expect both bills and specie to be
shipped freely.
The market for British Securities has been inactive
and rather depressed. Consols have been at par to *
for Transfer, and at took to No/ for Account. Ex-
chequer-bills of March have realized 71s. premium.
These aro the only bargains recorded officially.
Foreign Stocks are generally lower. The Turkish
Scrip being ready, the price has given way to 9 and 8i
premium. Spanish Three per Cent. Stock is at about
;Of to q 1 and the New Deferred at 23i to 4. The
Committee's Certificate is at 21 premium. Por-
tuguese Four per Cents. have been marked 39,
and Brazilian Small Bonds have been quoted 103'1.
Buenos Ayres Stock has improved to 72 and 72*.
Grenada Deferred Stock is worth 11i to and Mexi-
can 254 to -a, the first-named being heavy. Peruvian
Deferred Bonds have hen at 65. Russian Five per
Cents. have been done at 1184, with the dividend off.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, aro worth 65g.
The Railway Share Al arket is in some respects better,
but the transactions are very limiter?, North-Western
are rather weaker, and also Eastern Union, South
Eastern, and Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire,

Midland are good, and Lancashire and Yorkshire also.

Foreign Shares have been at very full rates to a slight

The Gold Mine Shares havo been quiet, but ♦ery
firm. Cobre Copper have bt3n higher. United Mos-

ican have declined.
The Joint-Steels Bank Shares aro well supported.

QUARTER TO
100 i
THREE.
..,
... 100 i 4
oNE
.. CLOSING
PRICEs OF BRITISH FUNDS O'CLOCK
PRICES.
Per
Consols f
Cent.(lonsola Annuities.. lOO% 100 100
.0 r Account .. IOO,A
Itzehequra Billa. lqd. March. 100%
June
1,60'0 .. ................
4
---
Bn7=all. .............. ........ ,
I ONE C
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. LOSING
Apistrian 5 per Cent. Scrip ......... _ zurCEP.
Praziiinn Bonds, 5 per Cent.
1031 i
1 i Ditto, Small