The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-26 00:00:00

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• national decrepitude. Between the two, we cannot place of Don MIGUEL LOPEZ ALCEVEDO, who retires 1 THE SHARE MAxtKETS.
WHITSUNTIDE in the ISLE of WIGHT. imagine to ourselves, that the more enlightened among at his own request. The new director of infantry,
There and Back, 6s. iel)kt?'.,A. - General PAVIA, has just addressed a circular to the I EInITISH RAILWAYS.
An EXCURSION TRAIN will leave the Waterloo Station onjr.,oo,
tAI.. the possessors of the franchise can very long remain • 1
BATURDAY, May 29, at Eight o'clock in the Morning, calling at ,
..t„ chiefs of that part of the army, in which is the follow-
Vauxhall, Wandsworth, and Kingston Stations, and return on Tues- Ir. fee-, 1..,..e.- ce. --I*Te)e,e - e"Mell. el', ••k7i4e4 undecided. Encouraged by the aspect of the future •
, ing passage :- Business done
day, June 1. Passengers can stay at Winehester, Portsmonth, or Railways. I Nominal Prices,
ete e - CC, encouraged by the prosperity revealed in the past, the "It is not necessary for me to remind you of the ! to-day.
Southampton.
Fares there and back, es. 6d., 7s. ode e e
10a. Gd. ; Steam-boat Tickets e eeCte." er-if n• ' :: .1, , '" l'iu"-1---,',..T...Lee Liberals must prepare themselves at once and in duties imposed upon you by military laws; I will merely --
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recommend you to accomplish them with the same ex- Aberdeen
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to the Islana and Back, Is. 6d. each.
.........---•-•-• earnest, to fulfil the dictates of their consciences and all paid! 12% to 12%
Tickets to be had of Mr. Collins, et the Office, 63, King William- _
actitude. I will, however, remind you of one duty, the Amb., Not., Bost. &E.
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Street, London-bridge; Chaplin's Universal Bookheg-office, Regent- -
e their patriotism. They must remember that the lan- accomplishment of which will render all others einsple
Bh:„Wolv., and
June. - 7 6% 7
circus; Mr. Bradshaw, Toll-house, Waterloo-bridge, and 9, Tyer's-
e who obeys is never responsible fur any evil
inaletV ,i., ,litz gnage of encouragement has been virtually addressed and safe; it is the duty of passion and absolute obe-
terrace, Vauxhall-street ; Wright, Tobacconist. opposite the
~..Angel,
Dense:in ; Swan-with-Two-Necks, Greellare-street ; AYligre, el Pe deience. HValley. ... all p.l 10 10 2,
SODUdr
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to them even by the Noble Earl at the head of the
ton enest ; mad Bond, San Inn, Kingston.
:irtihdeleettxe-rmoifuitshteer,2bOaths sptuabtelsishtehdat
aMk.Ditto, Ches. ' • ' 1
Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jet., i
leokets CANN° r be had at the Stetibain that may result."
Mane present Government. Above all, they must remember late 33/ 6e Bd., 26/.pda 11 - 10% d.
kind MEN-of 50/. & 25/. Cons., all pd. ;17%- 18 %
• H. 11. COLLINS,
that the increased promise of advantage to their cause, t. & Birk.,l
LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1852.
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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. DIZAA BAEILe
-the great race for the so far from justifying them in any diminution of
GRAND EXTRA. NIGHT. ' The Olympiad of England manifesto, in which he declares himself with great Ditto, ditto ... 1714 pd.; ... - ...
Extraordinary Combination of Taleat .
Grange. Derby-reminds one to-day, by a natural association activity, tends only, and that very considerably, to energy against any violation of the Constitution. It Brien& Exete 100/. pd. 95 -97 96
Mesdames Sofie Crewel% D'Ange, and-De Le.Caledonian 50/. nd 18 '54 ••••• 19% 18% 19%
, " - Dona ?spits Oliva. of ideas, of the most important political question of enforce their political duties and to enhance- their is added,
that several of the most important and in- "' t ' b'
Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 20 -21 20%
,Blenori Catzetari, Gardoni, F. Lableche, and Labiache.
fluential persons at Madrid have addressed to the
'TO stability the hour, the stablay or instability of the existing electoral responsibilities. _ Dub. & Bele Jet. 4o -1 pd.! 15 -13 d.
On THURSDA.Y next, May 27,
Government. Before another month has elapsed, the . QUEEN a memorial, praying her not to sanction any Dundlk & Ennis„all pd.! - ...
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Will be presented Bellinrs celebrated Opera, projects against the Constitution that may be con- Dundee,Perth, & Aber-
NORMA. t ill, in all likelihood, have been dissolved. This day may fairly be pronounced to be par ex-
- dalgisa, Madlle. Feller; Palo, Parliament w . ceived by her Ministers. deen June. ... all pd. 6 -, 7
"Velma Madlle. Rae eravelll; ADitto, New - ...
' ' • mereuriall; stud °roves°, Siguor Such at least is the mostgenerally rec •ed opinion cellence the national holiday of England. It is it being tho festivity of the Ascension, the Bourse
Signor Gardom ; •Fiavio, :teener East Anglian (251. L. & ,
Segni. t upon the estimate that by- the 20th of expressly honoured by the Chambers of the Le- remained closed.
consequent E. and L. & D.) all pd. • 4% - 49 4%
w Belle, Divertissement entitled
After which the new
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LA .FETE DES Reeel.Eltiee. - June t" whole of the more imperative business of gislature as sacred to recreation. It witnesses a Do (IS/. E.& H.)allpd. 25 --•
3%
. ~ the GLit.M.A.N Y.
ini Lame-
Byeenene, carols., Rosati, madues. Reset, Esper, 4.llegr , i. . Easit•Counties...2o/. pd. 8% - 9 8% 7/8 34
uZ; MM. Di MattiaeGouriet, Veeafra, and 3lath.ett. the session. ee ili have been accomplished. It behoves copious disemboguement of the metropolit to the A letter from Berlin of the 21st, in the Id' ii epen- Eastern Union, class A, -
" To be telleirte by the last scene Cl
the various constituencies throughcut the country, breezy downs of Epsom, where every rank, class, and dance of Brussels, states that on the preceding day a late E. U. shrs., all pd. 5% - 6
L UCLA, DI LAMMERMOOit.
' ' ' ae Grimaldi; Edgard°,
LeelarMadame De laGrange; Alicia, M antel dec.
therefore, to bestir themselves betimes; and to the age, is represented by an innumerable congregation Cabinet Council _ decided that the present Chambers Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ...
Signer Gardeni ; Arturo, Svaor Mereuriali; Bldebent, Signor Su-Do., do. B. & C., all pd. 4 -4%
Liberal electors inparticular'd t the of joyous spectators, determined to "make a day of shall not again be convoked, and that before the elec-
sini; Enrico, Signor Ferlotti., we would suggest eEast Lancashire,'
all pd 16% -17 ;
To wbich will be added a Divertissemmt, In which Dona Pepita
propriety of being more than ever cautious in the se- it." High and low, rich and poor, Peer and peasant, tions for a new Chamber a new electoral law for the
Do. New Quar., all pd ••• - ...
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Oliva wileappear. formation of the First Chamber shad', be promulgated E. & W. India Docks '
With the grand Rondo and Finale Irdm.Rossines Opera La cene- •ee.
!ion of their respective candidates. There is some- alike pay their homage to the genius loci. True it is
by the Crown, in conformity with 'the Constitution. and fir. Junc., all pd 55 -60
rentola, by M,adlle. D'Angri.
To conclade with a selection from the admired Ballet, thing more required from the Reformers of England, that, on the present occasion, the pleasurable anticit M. DE MANTEurreL, however, was stated to be op- E. Ss W. Yk. Joe., all p ... - ...
LA
SYLPIIIIE.
, NI. Mathieu • Maelles. for example, than the adoption of the query sug- pations of multitudes are, to a certain extent, literally posed to this decision, and up to the 21st it had not Edinb. & Glas., 50/. pd 31 -32
La Sylphide, Madlle. Regina Forte; James, „ Edin.,Per. & Dun. 251. p 4% - 5 %
Rosa, Esper, Lamoreux,,Allegrtni, Sec. made at the Opera o •
nested by Sir JAMES GRAHAM, namely," Is such-an- "damped," for, even as we write, the envious firma- received the sanction of • the 'K. KING. •It Was said that Glas. & S.-West., 100/.p ... - ...
Application,. tor Bezel, Stalls, and Tickets to beCh
the First amber, ,
Box-office, Colonnade, Haymarket. one a supporter or an opponent of Lord ment is voiding its rheum with cutting bitterness , when newly constituted, will Great Northern, all pd 197/s - 20% 20 19% 203%
consist of 120 members- 90 elected by the largest Do•Halvs. A Stk., all p 6 -6% 6%
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' T-CeAle,el-- DERBY'S Cabinet ?" There is something more from the bleak north east. Bu. the unconque.able .
ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVEN tax payers in the differ 1 Icr • d " ent e ectora istncts, an o 0 DdßStk 11 d 1" 15y
GRAND EXTRA 'NIGHT. than Party to be taken into account-there enterprise and pluck of JOHN BULL is not to be nominated by the municipalities of the great towns. Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 38% - 39%
TO-31ORROW
t ofreat Westn., 100/. pd 90% -90 y 90 ye 90
WM be presented the first ac is Principle! It would be as well, moreover, cowed by the aegry elements, and we warrant Ni.m. De HECKEEREN, Senator of France, before Lane. & Carlisle 11 '4,a pd 80 -82
seoßal &-
et atadlle. Bertrand!; Clotilde surely 't
would b 11 to inquire not merely into it that road and rail will transport a host, numerous leaving Vienna, had an interview with the Austrian
i wou eas we Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 9 -10 p Pm
,Tornaa, Madame Otis!; Aeleleese' • se, Sold!; Be '
. formes; Flaw°, tenor Minister of Foreign Affairs. He subsequently pro- Lane. & York., 100/. pd 70% -71 703% aa 713 e
Signor Tamberlik.
conciode with Ross's favourite Opera, in an especial manner, into the pervading hue of his ing the population of many a centinental capital, not- with
to Berlin, and had on the 20th an interview Do., Quarters ...all pd ... - ... 1
To RE DI SLYIGLIA. with the President of the Council. M. DE HEC- Do., Fifths 14/. pd 6% -6% die.. .
ea "A.RBIE . consequence of the Indisposition of different prejudices and predilections. There is such withstanding that Do. ,W. Rid. Un. 11 yo 4N -4 % die. e, e. •
Itcsini, Madame Castenan (in KEEREN was, it is said, formerly in the service of Leeds' •
Ham
i line Bosio); Bertha, - e. Colt!; Count Almaviva,
th' f r instance, as the Bellot-in regard to "The morning lowr'd, and heavily with rain Northern all pd 16 - 16% 16%
liadlle. Ang o r &deo; Basle° *nee meriei ; a mg, o Russia. Liv•Crsby &Sth'pt.l7ap ... - ...
Signor Mario ; leartolo.
i -18,Iffr Signor Ronconi. ' ' which it might be advisable to be a little more inqui- Brought in the day, the great, the important day, The C.ount DE CHAMBORD arrived at Vienna on the Load. & Elackw., all pd 7 e/s -8% 8
Forello, Signor Sc"ii&ltnilenc'e at Eight o'clock. ' : Big with the fate ot Davie and the Ring."
„Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104 - 105 1043% 104 ee
Composer. Director ot the Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. sitive at the hustings. Again there are topics no less
Those marvellous wi ht the S •
g s, e porting Prophets, 18th, and after paying a visit to several influential Lon
Lon. & N.West.,loo/. p 122 - 122% 122 % 121%
Ticketa tor the Boxes, Stales, or the Pit may be had for the personages, returned to Frohsdorff.
important than Retrenchments in the National Ex- Do. Quarters 22/. pd 4% - 5 p 21
Night or Seasoq)e ,at the Box-office of the Theatre, which is open are doubtless at this hour perspiring with anxiety as Do. Fifths l2/. pd 3% - 4 p 153%
- item Eleven tie. live e cloek ; and of the principal librarians and penditure, and arrangements ior a system of National .
to the realization or confusion of their solemn vati- ITALY. ' Do. 10/„M &B. (e) lip 1% -2% p 278
mnsi emitters.
Education, and alterations in the National Currency, Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 91% - 92% 91% 92 91%
BATT Y'S GRAND NA.TIONAL HIPPO- and reforms, sanitary, fiscal, financial, colonial, elec- cinations ; the minds of the layers and the takers of The Piedinontese Gazette, of the 22d, announces
Do. New 501., 42% pd 4% - 33% die.
officially that MM. D'AZEGLIO, PALEOCAPA, and
• DROME, odds from the Leviathan down to the costermonger in Do New 40/. ...34/. pd 3% -2% dis.
, Opposite the-Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens, toral, and of a variety of other descriptions upon
his one-horse
. PERNATI, have resumed their respective portfolios of L • - • •
\ Will OPEN for the Season, on WHIT-MONDAY, May 31st, 1852, which it would be judicious to be prepared as with „. , ~_ „ eAffairs, Public Works, and Interior; that Man. Box. & Mat. all p 2% -2% 2%
all d 11 12Y
Lon. & Enniskil., a p ta - 2
, Foreign Aff •
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When an ASCENT will he made in the Royal' Hippodrome , cieuue. IS it LITTLE HARRY Or CHIEF BARON NI- Ni. BONCOM 31 %
PAGNI has accepted the department of Man•Shef.& Lin.,loo/p 31% - 32%
Balloon, by a celebrated Aeronaut.
Mr B, hi announeing his Second Season, and gratefully 'remem- an inexorable kind of portable catechism. Without
CHOLSON, or the formidable HOBBIE himself, or Justice vacated by Ni. GALYAGNO ; and M. CIBRARIO Do. Manch. &Lincoln
bering the liberal patronage bestowed upon past performances, begs efforts having this tendency to
some precautionary e g h . . some "dark" and deadly animal, whose victorious has been named Minister of Finance in lieu of M. 3 -2% die.
Union 4/. 2s. pd ' d
67
66% 67%
leave to state that he has spared neither pains nor expense In select- vigilance, the holders of the franchise may be in- _6, %
Midland 100/. pd 67 ,
ing the best Arttets from the principal Continental and Foreign strides are to make th • • • fl e circulating medium y CAYOUR. The department of Public Instruction
Amphitheatres, to realleethe spiritestlrrlng scenes and exciting con- te ffe ring, Unintentionally, perhaps, but only too . lately held b
in large and rapid currents from the drained to 9 Ni. FARINI, is provisionally intrusted-
!Derby
Itl. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% ... - ...
tests of the Cuxiculuna, for which the Romans Were so famous; and
effectually,through mere indolence, with that great to M B
• ONCOMPAGNI. M. LAMARMORA retains the Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... - ...
to ensure a perfect production of the various scenes, the celebrated . . the replenished pockets? Professing little insight d
Henri Francone founder of the Parisian Hippodrome, has been ea- advance movement which, during the last . department of War, to which that of Marine is added. Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ... - ...
gaged, under Whose superintendence the numerous Stud or Trained, into Hippotrochical mysteries, we await the tidings of In the 11
the 21st of the Chamber of De- Newmarket all pd 11 - 11%
Horses, Ponl, Stags, Ostriches, Elephants, See., WM be mem'
Lee
f quarter of a century, has been stabi- the i Sitting of
Newport, Aber even
important result with serene equanimity, proffer- puties of Turin, MM. CAVOUR and FARINI, the late g " d• .
from tune to time, forming the most complete tout ensemble u
litating the institutions and developing theand Hereford _lO/ pd 4% - 334 is.
Antique Pastimes ever witnessed in England. ing a gentle ardent aspiration, "May the best horse Ministers, took their seats on the benches of the
A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance.
~_ . energies of the population by a wise and beneficent • p, right. Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% -2%
Second ditto, 32
.Admisslon-Reserved Seats; 3s. ; First gess, --e. , Norfolk lOO/. pd 31 -33
13.; Third ditto, •d. succession of strictly constitutional innovations.
But excellent and worthy of all support, as is the Na- On the subject of the late crisis, the Risiorgmento
of T •
Ur Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 10% -10 y, die.
North. Coun. Un. %pd 3ye - 3 die.
In, a Ministerial paper observes as follows:-
ROYAL MARIO NET f E etantiAlle,E, Among the reflections whicia should be uppermost in
tional Sport of Horse- racing, there ie one untoward cir- ~ The
s„ene t North British ...25/. pd 7 - 71% 7%
ADEVAIDE-VREET, WEST ISTRAND. the mind of every Liberal elector, is that fruitful II
.e of M. Rataezi, the conauet, votes, ann ,
THIS EVENING, ad every evening during the wt.", cumstance to which it has given birth of late, which we acts of the Left Centre, lead t believe that there is a
North Devoe 11/ pd 7% -7% dis.
A new Chsracteristic Address, by the Manager. theme of meditation, that his vote will aid in the us o
material di North Stafford. 17% p 6% -6% dia. 10% 11
titled THE HAPPY MANAGER. A seriously and sincerely deplore. The town is swarm- difference between the programme of the lattee North-Western 19/. pd ••• - ... •
After which a new Piece, en regulation for good or for evil of the complicated find and fleet
e of the Marquis d'Azeglio. M. Ratazzi has re-
Dramatic Diffenity. In one act. * • • betting-shops throughout its length and fused ing with N. & S.-W. June. Cl. p 1% -- 2 p.
called THE
To be followed, by a new and original Burlesque, delicately organized machinery of the State-a to adhere t the latter, •t t break his Oxford, Worcester, &
ere o e in order no o
SPIRIT OF PUNCH ; or, TheAreadian Brothers. breadth.lt is all very well to say, "people are sup- e •
'tie an entirely new versien of the Grand Eastern reflection which should incite the possessor of thefaith with the Left Centre; Ni. Ratazzi has therefore Wolverhampton 101 p 19% -193% x.n 1934 % x•n
To aonclude wi posed to be able to take care of their own affairs; if acted honourably, but he has
Speetaele of ALADDIN; or, The Wonderful •Lampeprodaced wins tacitly admitted the exist- Scottish Central 25/. p 16% - 163%
franchise to vote not according to caprice, or in obe •Scottish Midld., 25/. pd 113% - 113%
an. the vast resources of this small establishment.- tf 1 of themselves, dropping they choose o make oo 3 g once of the difference; cons-Nuently M. Ratazzi cannot
Doors oven at Halt-paat Feven, and commence at Eight o'clock. dience to faction, but in rigid compliance with the . • accept office with the Marquis d'Azeglio. Hence the Do. New all pd ... - ...
A Morning Performance on Saturday next. Doers open at Half-
past ht dI ft tit' th t
their money rig an e , on is, a , crisis h Shrew. & Bin A, all pd 7% - 7 ae, 7%
Two, and commence at Three o'clock.
• sedate and unimpassioned dictates of conscience. The 88 not been owing to personal antipathy or
D B
There will shortly Lie produced several New Pieces,
which are now
duty devolving upon the people of the United King- , . .
and t'uther-why, let them-si peputes mil foolish jealousy, but to a reel difference of prineiples.,,
Shrew. & Her. Old 8/. p 3y - 3 die.
La active rehearsal. d " t " It is, indeed, an even chance The Opinions trusts that Count CAYOUR will, in
aecipi, ecipia.ur. Shre 2
wsbu. and Chester
Private Boxes and Stalls to be had at the Boa-office of the d___
om at those momentous epochs, the general elections his new posit'his influence in cementing, (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 15 -16
Theae, and of all the principal Librarians.
.. ' that after the coming off of any leading event, half ion, employ
is one not to be lightly discharged, as you would toss e fnot breaking up, the present majority; and reminds Do. Halves all pd 7 1./2 -. 8
_. - . , tee the fungous list
houses will shut up shop, and the
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TZEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. a halfpenny into the cap of a mountebank. It Bhould him that his present importance is entirely owing to Do. Oswestry all pd 11 -12
Mr. Et Webster, Sole lessee and Manager, Old Brompton. nish with worthy proprietors vanish th the " swag," leaving his having introduced important changes in the finan- -
se ' rop. Union -.6 ta pd 3% -2% d. Pi
uced Do. A, B, C, & D fully
• - - THIS" EVENING,' rather be with the cautious premeditation of a man their donkey fled dupes blaspheming in the lurch. cial system.
Will be performed THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
eep who has to deposit his scruple in one or other of the ---_ pd. up at per cent. ... ... - •••
To.be tollewel by an entirely new comic Drama, entitled me_ But the crying evil of the matter lies in this, that a South Devon all pd 18 -19 18%
YOUR OWN BUSeerEeS, by Messrs. B. Webster, Leigh Murray, Scales of justice, upon the poising of which the desti- temptation' TURKEY,-IMPORTANT.
Bucleetone, and Keeley; terseetirlirie, Miss Reynolds, eite. lurks in every street and alley to induce
South-Eastern 30/. pd 20% - 20% 20% n % %
Attet vvhich a new Burlesque.ou ;frightfully popular sabject, to nies of an entire race may be said to be in a great lax•mbaded youngsters to gamble with the cash of 1 s'telegraphic
•tVe learn b dispatch, dated Paris, South Wales all pd 33% -34
be called 0, GEMINI; Or, the Brothers of Co(u)rse. Characters by measure dependent. yesterday evening, that the SULTAN confirmed, on South Yorkshire and
Messrs. litickstune, Bland, Wpolger ; Alesdames Buckingham, col-their employers. Our readers may depend on it that the Bth f M I: E ENDI'S arrangement with 0 May, , OUAD FFwi River Dun 15/. pd % die. -% p 14%
Ins. Cauliteld.lloney, eee. A glance at the result of the last general election,D Do. 5/ Do.
man d a sad scrape has been t d Egypt. -
yan many go into, an
the general election of 1847, will be suggestive, we f •Stir!. 8,:. Dunferm. all p ~, ___.
THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHL t blighted •It '
many a air prospect in this very way. ---- - ------- Stock. & Har.l6/25.3d. ~, -
Lessee, Ur. B, Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. feel assured, of opinions calculated to prove not alto- is becoming an intolerable nuisance, a foul canker iu EPSON' RACES Taff
Vale
126/. pd 155 -1▪
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THIS EVENING,
. fruitless-acting, as the recollection of that
gether frui. . g, • Thames haven Dock i
will!). performed SEA and LAND. Characters by Messrs. Paul the commonwealth, that gangs of unknown penniless . ,
Bedford, Wright, Hughes, 0. Smith, Worrell, Emery; Misses Ellen result must do with the Liberal electors of England, • • . , +so-- and Railway _lB/. pd 2% - 234 2%
Chaplin, K. Fitzwilliam, and Mrs. Keeley.. - ealtlffe are permitted to start up in every vacant epot, Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 4% - 3%dis.
After match, a devilish new Extravaganza, called MEPHISTO-It cannot b
as a direct and immediate incentive. e BY EXPRESS-t THIS DAY). Waterfd. 8s Kilk. all pd 4% -5% -4%
dragging the fair system of betting through the mire,
PHELES. Chaeacters by Mr. Honey, miss Fitzwilllam, and Miss Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 19 -20
forgotten that when the Parliament now on the eve THE DERBY Waterford, Wex. Wick.
Woolgar. and scattering broadcast the seeds of dishonesty
After which,,DlD• YOU EVER SEND toup. WIFE TO CAM- of dissolution first assembled, the two great parties .
B eItWELL? '- . and sorrow. The abomination has arrived at and Dublin 3/. pd ... -
- into which the House of Commons was (through the such thatindignation• * e a pass,public is at Mr. Bowes's h c Daniel O'Rourke (F. Bu tier) 1 West Cornwall 13/. pd 3% - 3 die. 10%
ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. Mr. Bradshaw's b c Barbarian . (lliett) 2 West London ...all pd .., -
lack of some more subtle and yet equally compre-
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. length beginning to be awakened. The public Mr. C. Dorrien's Chief Baron Nicholson (Kitchener) 0 Yk., New. & Bet. 9.11
--- p 17% - 1▪ 8
17% % % %
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THIS EVENING, hensive distinction) divided, were almost exactly • '' Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 7% - 7 die. 12%
Willbe perfbrmed Seakespere's Historical Play of KING JOHN. journals-and we would appeal especially to those of
Principal characters by Messrs. C. Kean, A. Wigan, Ryder, Addison, balanced, numerically speaking, against each other. our respected weekly contemporaries who are staunch 27 ran. Do. G.N.E. pure. 9/. p. 3 -2% die.,
York &N. Mid. 50/. pd 23% - 23% I 23% % %
Meadows, J. Vining, C. Fisher, Graham F. Cooke, Everett, Wein, - Won by a length.
The Liberals numbered almost 327, and the Conser-
Citheart. and Wheatleigh ; Miss Phi:ties:Miss Robertson, Miss Mur-
ray. Miss Kate Terry, Mrs. Dety.and Mrs. C. Kean. vatives about 324. This was immediately after the - -- .
After whica A LUCKY FRIDAY, In which Mr. A. Wigan willto take the matter up, and crush those men of straw. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.-The Queen's box at Aberdeen all pip]. ye -1 dis. x.d dia, x.int
aeeear dissolution of a Parliament which had been returned How such pests of society are to be put down-for her Majesty's Theatre was
yesterday evening occupied by Do. No. 2, 7 per et. 33%1 ... - ...
in 1841, with a sweeping majority rigidly C.inserva-Caledonian, 10/. all pd Bee -9% 9
-ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. t d • they •t b *t
• twithin
put down ey must be-it is no. our compass the Earl Talbot, the Marchioness of Lothian, Lady Vic-
Under the Management of Madame Yestris. tive. If such was the consequence of the appeal to now to suggest, but • local social .1t ' Talbot, Lady Cecil '
oria Kerr, Lady Alice Kerr, and party. Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 18% - 18%
Dundee, P &Ab d
er., er .
sole Lesser, Mr. Cherie; Mathews. there is noevil that Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent's box was occupied
THIS EYE N'ING, the country in 1847, when free trade, as a complete cannot be counteracted, if the adequate b
remedy eby the -Earl ,and Countess HoWe, Lady Adelaide Curzon Junction all 1)0 5% - 6
Will be produced a dramatic story, in eight acts, entitled A
se
tter was etill undeniably crude, what may we Lady Emily Curzon, Miss Gore,d an party. Amongst
' E. Ane.(3/ lOe)6 pc. all 2% - 3 %
°HAIN OF EVENTS. Characters te. ales.sre. Charles Mathewse ..)r - '4 but resolutely applied. If the existing law be found the - noble and disti • Do E 5/
Frank Matthews, Robert Roxby, Belies, Baker, Suter, Horncastle, no.
4 reasonably anticipate in 1852, when free tradenguished company also honouring 'I.•- - • . -
insufficient the defect must bsupplied, dth e an e the theatre with their presence we remarked the follow- Do. rl le s) rp.c. 2 p ... - ..•
Resiere, Butler, and Honaer ; Melanie Vestris, Miss Laura Keene,
a •policy, into a
ripened into a lasting recog- i e :-His Excellency the Russ'Eastern Counties Ex.,
Mrs. F. Matthewin and Miss Julia et. Georee, Mho Wright, Miss .R 3 llpower of repression conferred must be carried into -n - M 1 ' tan Minister, the Baroness
5 e No 1 all ecl 1% -1% P Pm
Oliver, -Mrs. Horn. Mrs. Madinunara, Miss Martindale, Miss Ellie, n
isedprinciple, the operation of which during the
- Bruunow and d le. de Brunnow, the Earl of Lonsdale, P. e'i, ' - ' -1% p Pm
Do. No. 2 all pd A-
miss Grove, and Miss Foote. ,stringent operation in the proper quarters. The true the Marquis of Clanricarde, the Earl of Shelburne, Lord
last ten, but more especially during the last Gardner, Lord Georg Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 133% - 13%
patrons of the Turf ought to bestir themselves withoute Paget 111 Charles B- Ball' , r. Barry
ee-iner,Y'e'ROYAL, AMI'IIITULIATE.F..CountessEastern Union Scrip,
d eminently beneficial? True • win, M.P., the of Harrington and the Lady e!
four ears has rove
Under the Patronaee of her Majesty and his Royal Highness y • , p .
.delay, and purge the camp of such a scum of rascally jape St. Maur Stanhope, Mrs. Hatt •
Hatton and the Misses senate 6 per ct....a1l p 1 7;',
14 IL --- 15
Prince Aiocrt. . that, nowsatdaye, the Protectionists are in office Do. 10 . . ,
1 Deb Sh all p ... - •••
Proprie•or age. Alepager. Mr. W., natty. marauders. Hatton, the Earl of Mounteharles, Lieutenant-General Sir
rhe r,,,,it 16:ic.,,..,tu!' and peeler Theatre in Londoni
the
under the leadership of the Earl of DERBY, whereas - . Alexander Woodford, Bart., Lady Woodford, and Miss East Lancashire, 6 per
-- ...
Tele Lest Week of Beriaptirte in P.gpyt, ill corsevence o e e Free-traders held • Woodford, Lord Sandys, colonel re
•• ct. Quad' Shrs. all pd ... .
e yrick and Miss Dile
production of St. George Ala the Dragon-on Whit-Monday. on the previous occasion the d the THE FRENCH REPUBLIC rick, Mr. C. J. Sir John Bayley, ' .7- . East & West Yorkshire
Bart., Lady
•1:111-6- edeee is ' reins of power under the g •
uidance of Lord Jones ._,„, . Bayley, and party; Palmer,
r. and Mrs. W. H. Palmer and Junction, 5th5...a1l pd ...
Will be presented a new grand Militate, Speetacle, _
_.
Or, now Edin., Per. & Dun. 5%
party, Mr. Storrer, Captain
exciting all Paris, entitlel BONAPARTE IN EGYPr , • the RUSSELL. must be borne, moreover But then-it m r, We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. Smith, Mr. Bligh, Mr. Crombie ea/ ..-- 334
Battle of Aboukir. Mr. Galsworthy, Mr. Martin, General the Hon. H. Ca-' per cent. all pd 074
-- •••
To be followed by Batty's Inimitable Scenes of the . • . Aiwa. ' scrupulously in recollection, that though the Protect There is an article in the Constitutionnel showing vendish, Sir George Wombwell, Bart., Sir Hen ,
tat the above Lstablish. • . have formally 'abandoned that the Government has resolved to make an experi- Bart., &e. ' Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 3
In addition to tee extraordinary Lam tionistz are in office they- .
Equestrian Mr. A eii -1% p r
meat, me. Batty has eneaeed the celebrated __ .Re. Do. 5p e. red. sc. 9% P /
' Cooke ; also 31r: Boswele the rendwned Comeque, Mee me-eue.,„ , peotection ! The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER I
ment of the free-trade principle, and that, at a MO. RoYAL ITAL AN fl
geene.-The performances t • se West.
a Great South.
becca, the graceful Equestrian, the whole foruaine Me St elesant with the s . . meat when certain foreign journals represent it to be the Royal Italian Opera, last evening, were honoured with(lreland) Bths all pd
- • - ' WIMM the walls of an ate. took that course long ago, acting WI agacity _ „
and lateens perfoamance ever wine-see" _. - • entertainingf • • •senee of a very ideas o war, it is earnestly engaged in the pre y brilliant and fashionable au • thence. Gt. West. Perks & le•
phi theatre. - •- ••,e it e. • that might only be expected from a man of the people, more distingei - •••
measures connected with international tradewhich,
Among the shed persons present we remarked Ex. 5 per cent.) all pd ••• 106%
To eenclude with a LangAebte f kree. • - , _
' - •••
Tickets tube had at the-lei:et-office, teem Eleven tin Four daily. _o_o d raised him
~ nee abilities as a statesman had to one without the maintenance of peace, would be impos- _ iegton who accompanied by his Ge.W. fixed 4% 100/. p •••
- Stage Manager. Mr. Leclereq. h •n
-law the eaa h. • "
daug ter-1 , re usuess of Douro, and the Mar- Do' Do. ...801. pd ...
of the most difficult and responsible posts of adosinis- sible. The experiment now proposed is not a very chioness of Salisbury, oece
. . upied Miss Burdett Coutt' . ' d York-
ROYALs box; Lancashire an
• 1 Vs - 3/8 din.
-1--- -.
'
ere nnteY ZOOLDGf.eAL GARDENS. tration. Even Mr. G. F. YOUNG allowed the folly of -e and Duchess ee
large one, but it is evidently too large to find much the Duke . Beaufort and the Ladies Henrietta shire, F. 20/. ••.6/- Pc
• . Peen for the Season.' • Somerset - •••
esehibuted or - Damson's Colossal .Dayeeht - eiri.cw a mom he still insisting, in spite of all hazards, upon trenewal favour in the eyes of the - C onstitutionnel, which is an and Geraldine
' of Lansdowne and the c
, the Duchess of Montrose, the Mar- Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p •••
- •••
. ETNA and the CAVES 9f VULCAN ay the CICLOPS-splen . _,, , advocate of the protectionist principle with all it 6 per •••
quis ~ , Countess of Shelburne, the Mar- Leeds Northern, _
...
ef -er e-P-oe; !neee Concert by 00elltey's un. 0/ imposts to h the industrious the abolition of which s quis and Mareuionees of • '
and intereating - elite, • . ,ee pressure upon the great body of consumers. T' Ailesburv, the Marquis of Douro, cent. No. 1 ...... 13/. pd •••
`'
' ' Wes-concluding at • The the Countess of Malmesbur
rivalled Military Band-Varlops Amtesine 'Neve . inhabitants of these islands had at length become ac-Y, the countess Craven, the Earl Do e 2 17/. pd
... - •••
. Do. No.
S thb Constitutionnel endeavours, however, t
Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition, by- Meesrs, ou ee , o a certain ex- and Countess of Hardwicke and Lady Elizabeth Yorke, the Do. Do. No. 3 51. Pd ••• -'"
• ' 1 the elountalnethe Pendetnomum pf the CU3tOM ed. Sir Frrzzor KELLY alone had the hardi- tent, to agree with the Government ; it will consent
representing the Inte.eor o • , . Earl of Durham, the Earl and Countese of Jersey and Lady Do. Qrs., 1848 ...9/. Pd ••• - •'•
f Vulcan and his Cyclops, Villiers and el
Ancients), with the Caverne and Forges o , ,
Mount Etna and e hood to insist upon the renewal of that accursed tax to the abolition of the prohibition principle, but only Clementine\ -rs. Baillie Cochrane, the Countess London & Brig. 'guar.
the whole terrnfriatlng. with the Eruption ore .
receiving the de Flahault and Madlle. Flahault the Fart and Countess of scent. - •100/. pd ... -•„
Grand Taleeanon the Leke cf Trietie, and the leiriads upon the foe,
on
u t the people which had been remitted condition that protection shall
Upon the c p be afforded
Clare and Lady Eleanor pa •' • •-, ~ per 5
c. Stk. 1001. ... -,„ 124%
Armour of Achilles. t Five. Con- by the enerous h A e si it with a greater degree of certainty. The arguments - t Castlerea h zgibben, the Earl of bessborough, Do. Pr. p
18'2 all ... -
d.
jeers open from Nine A.m. Fecdinz the Animals a , . g an- o. e,.l' -OBERT PEEL' of the Constitutionnel are those of the protective "4 iscoun ess
and Warrington, g , the Earl and Countess of Stamford Do. Con. ap c, a
Viscount E -
148
it Half-past Set. Fireworks at Half-past Nine. ; in defiance of all the taunts of party, and • xmouth 'Viscount Sydney, Do, le. r. p , ,
ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. - - school generally. Viscount Clialen, 'Viscount and Viscountess -cl & N W (CAIN". `-'''
Villiers an Lora .' ' e -
....----ueeee••••••°•-• in obedience to the - • , Viscount S i ie pd ... - ...
-"'""e••••___a____•-e--........,,,eeee,eeeeeeee---e .e.---eeeee___ - --___er ham and self-sacrificing The PRESIDENT of the Republic, dressed in the miss Fee., eoinerton, Viscount Cranborne, the Nunet.) 5P.c. e° ti. 3% - 33% ,
AUBBER," Or NEWSPAPERS . dictates of a patriotism based upon a spotless g
1. , , e con- rand costume of a Councillor of State, presided on Count and Countess de Morelia, &e. The Queen's box was Ln.& S.W. Co 3ds.
- occupied by the Hon. Mrs. C B. Phipps,
Colonel Bathurst Lon. Ss En. % Sl'
slip p 12 - 12%'
; ______een_____,- . science, and upon the noblest principles. The So- Monday at a meeting of that body, to discuss the and Sire. Bathurst, Mr •C. •ff & J linen.
TEN. POUNDS REWARD. LICITOR-GENERAL was noisy, it is true, ' ''•Bill on Public Instruction. He was accompanied by s s. Villebois, and Miss Burnaby. Man She ~ e
" N 1 all pd 10% -- 11%
e, in insisting T. JAMES'S THEATRE.-This is • t Qr. Sh., eo. ... d
13
......
13%
an evening 0
New, 10/. -all p
In enterer to the Minister of State and the Ministers f the I o _ln especially patronises' a Do
the complaints of several Subscriber!,
upon the necessity of reverting to the old corn-laws be es .y the frequenters
e of this elegant . ... 3/. pd 3% - 1 p ~,/
whoee pa • ' tenor, Justice, Finance, and Public Instruction, and and fashionable house. Do. 61. ......... 1 0. I
P"Ts are stolen in of political or
repealtd in 1846, but Sir FlTzltor KELLY has found G kr. pc •
Mitchell, whose combination of . 6pc St. 100/.- ••• _
...
d C n
other excii- *. ' ' General EsrieaseE, his orderly officer. The Coun- enterprise and judgment as a theatrical manager, has passed I\ll
. ° . B ' & Bit.,
, .`ra"'l•lt, we can only renew the expression
his vapid declamation about the rival merits of Free cillors of States and the ma f into a proverb cannot f '1)0. Con. ris.
of our ueep regr masters o requests alone ' 11 all of being "rallied round" to-night
6 per cent.. .100 e pi 145 -- 147
et. In order, if possible, to bring Trade and Protection reduced to insignificance by took part in the deliberations ; the auditors were not in a manneroemv grate...jug
• y to his feelings and creditable
Do.-Erewash.Val. 100/ ... _.... •
someone of the .aebbe to those who b derived ee much Swanning. I
rs- to account, we hereby offer
the memorable avowal made only the evening before admitted to the sitting, pleasure from his inde- •
in Do. Bele. •
a reward 9f Ten ptin a - h information fatigable exertions. Two
pieces are announced,
8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... ee
...
n 8 for such as , • H f Lords, by the PRIME MINISTER 01 the
, A ball will be given by the PRINCE PRE t • el dlle P 0 Ch new
PRESIDENT a which e a .• se eie and M. Nunia will perform. Do. Preference -.51. p %clis. - p
;Id to the ' y le- detectien of the '
culprit, and '
last in the owe o
England-the avowal that the position of the Fro-
Elysee on Thursday. All the invitations have
already been DEATH Of J. TALBOT,S- Norfolk Exten... all pd 19% - 20%
sent out, the small size of the apart- ESQ., QC.-On the re-as- G 5
- Ten Pounda more on conviction of the offender. ige p ct. all p 5% 5
sin Office, 114" 24, 1852, ' . -
' • tectionists is as hopeless as that of the Free-traders meats rendering it necessary to restrict -
probability of sue- of guests within certain bounds. ct the number sembling of the Metropolitan Water Bills Committee this Do. r• , , •- %
morning, Mr. Beckett, chairman, Mr. Sergeant ra vny. Val. 21. p 1% - 2. -
W nesharn Do. Way 2
...'''''-'------"-71-*-'"'-'-e•e__-_-_-_, sae- .....,....... .
is unaes,ailable ! Therefore, the p Th
said was his painful e Corn North British ...5/. pd 5 -5%
sal( test. to have to communicate to the , ff d a d
ta or --a p ..„ e_.
... ,
ILIGLI WATER AT Lotenoer • - of he
, ceee to the Liberals throughout the majority t e Journal du Cher announces that three corn- mittee the melancholy event of the death of his learned and. North s ;
ser 37 ~,,ni. ale . - nR.IDGE. munes of the S 1 o ogne have signed addresses to the distinguished friend breathed his ' last Oxf.lVor. & Wol., 151. .
Tuts ' DAY •••-316.1"3-n-• , ter e i evening 5 nen after 7 constituencies is enhanced by
3') ni.n. aft= I the very circumstance i, Mr. Talbot, had breat
. who 19y p '
i'RINCE PRESIDENT to thank him fore• the previous night onthe Learned 6 per cent. ... e 2 d % - % p x.n 18
To-ritossow-lelor2thg 1 Eeenipg IS aim setex 8 what his Go- at Brighton. (Here xt.*
d to re- Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 10% - 10%
enne.e,seseeearae•ee-asse--...,._____ of the agricultural party being in power at the mo- vernment has already done, and what it proposes Counsel became so paj
to • nfully affected as to be oblige
sume his seat, e d Shrews. & Ches. (N.W.
anti for some minutes himself an
Tkivt,d.
01Tdddri
~..._
THE Witte' MN elfs MAY 27. meat of the Parliamentary dissolution, because that do for that part of the country. twenty me
present were Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 163% -17
TTritltbfOsMTE:R. T,r 'Mt see,u,z. some mbers of the bar South Devon all dl5
circumstance has elicited from the leaders of the Pro- The provincial journals which arrived yesterday observed to shed tears.) The Chairman said that the Corn- Sou , P -16
atneeet lance ncon•yesterdaye .and, to St.-Est. 4% pe. 10/. pd ... -
59 -wete. tectionists auguries of the triumph o, r their antago- mention a great number of resignations of members mitteddeep deeply sympathised with the Learned Counsel,.
~- r- And darip. ti, . save him further •• •pate his request Sth. York. 4pc gd. 20/. 1% -•
•
- % dis. •
4 le-loiveat this rc'e-1:‘"-" . "•- '' n,Uhr. of councils-general, councils of arrondissement, and • • pain, would at once anticipate
Stock. & Hart. gd. 5 p c!
nuts-drawing forth the already well-known state- by adjourning the Proceedings next day. The com-.
4G-this din', at soon' municipal councils, to avoid taking the oath of alle- mittee accordingly to the
t the disease until July 1,1856, all pi ... -
...
enclave 29.87. meat of the First Lord of the Treasury, and extort- a ' feared that e
djourned. It is .
giance. Amongst them are the Marquis DE BARTO- of the heart, of Which as mate- Waterford& Kilkenny,
stormy weather, tele it is said Mr. Talbot died, W
W variable from N.B. to S.E.- , ther, with ing a panegyric on the system of commercial corn ne-
.- LEMY and Ni. DUFAURE. rially accelerated b ' 1 r-exertion. About 6 per cent. 3/. pd %- % dis.
on; dull, cloudy teem,y professional ove .
mourning by York, Newe. &Ber.GL
rain all the morniug; Aftern° her. tition in the celebrated Free-trade Budget of the The Lyons journals publish the following note:- twenty aristocrat' families '
lc will be thrown into
_..e.,..e,e,,................,....„.............the death of th• • 1 dged leader of the .N. of E. Pun all pd 16% - 17%
present CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. "The Prefect of the Rhone yesterday (Sunday) re- Parliamentary ,ls universally acknoiv e Do. Do 5/. pd 4% - 5
i4-E.3 T&BLE. marked, with surprise, that workmen were engaged A
bar.
DAILY WEAT- . Everything, indeed, looks encouraging to the . . ARTIFICIAL 1 r Mr. N. F. F Zaba de- York &N. Midland H.
eh of the fengete on the repair of the road of Cloarpennea. Ile has L ..,_l. EMORY.--and S. Purch. 10/. pd % - % p 10%
States of the yeattftaiateetentfter „,_ me Liberals and Free-traders of the United Kingdom, • livered a l
SattirdaYlast, ex-
t./ling.- Ane station 1 th given ort ers at, conformably to the ministerial lecture a • ,
plainin th . Willis s. Rooms n
o'
steM, especially aS .
placee at Nine o'cieck yeeterday M° a now that we are standing as it were on the verge of
circulars,
the works shall be suspended on Sundays applied to th
g 0 princi 1 Mneraonla 63' Th LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. .
p es ot ins
Modern History. e
are arranged in. or4r 'of 'latitude. e study of Ancient and e
a, ,
a,aetially. cloudy. the electioneering revelation. Common sense answers and fete days." comprehensive • 1 hronology thereby attain-
P men treie-Whid..Xn strong breez.e'-i" •ailv cloudy
• us that The Patric says •-" assured that it is pro- able is truly astonish'
grasp of universe c
's system has been I Leasing.
Railways. ' - Nominal Prices Business
flAarnifili-Winto Fee, erjeld breeee--Part: . , ___, , _ . there is no mere claptrap or exaggera- . . We are ass ba
g bin Za • ;Companies. • to-day.
SoUTH.AXPTONryeattn.A.Nifcy;:;tro'rjg bitt zee...every. aide
aet. t
of
nk irl asserting that the general election ,
posed to issue a decree to prevent labour on already adopt, d • a me' • English seminaries. The
lecture • e lil several chief d' nee who were
yielded '-
a • tto a large au ie , Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.& N.W ... -
FoLIaWONIs-Wberq...E., strode bieeet•-°"..iirc - cloud... • ot " 18,9 • ~ and to compel tradesmen to close their shops on that Mix interest
TUNBIUDGIC-iie 'k
inn el•re strong' beeeze;s:partie-Y - • .e- is likely to be more momentous presided over by Lord Robert Grosvenor. Bin& OA, gua. all Gt. Westn. 30 - 31.
in its day and on the days of religious fetes." 1
fiItEE,NWICH-tWind N, E., gentle bereeze-overcatst, character than any general election IRAILWAY A On Saturday the usual re. Do. without, all p' Do.
ETROOLe-Wirld N.E.; gentle breeze-overcast. that has takenof fR
The journey o ' the 'RESIDENT 0 the ', epublic turn relating CCIDENTS.-
for the half-year, ending mr,weiv. & Dad.,
place during the past twenty years) to Channy is fixed for the month of September, at the „. ng to railway accidents
The number of pas- guar II dDa p , o. - 303%
S wrartanixeaaiYind NtEezetinele breeze-niTercast. namely, Ste, otst of December last, was printed.
CoanadleaTßn--Virtn4 S. E.;.gentle breeze-nvercast.
of the four • g
Since the general election of 1832. Not one which time the camp will be established at Corn- sengers was persona killed was
47,5 u ' number of perso Do. without, all p Do.
9,3e2. Ilse
were - 29%
passengers killed Buckinghash.all pILon.&N.W 183% -19
cAemaneeiers.-,Wind N., gentle,breeee-evisecast. intervening general elections, important piegne. 113, and 264 • • injured. There eight
The retunis rim the fodowing plums indicate the ----_,, •
...t.a c' thou hth
g e 9 have each been in their conte - quences, It is said that a grand fite, I,; h;f 1 t t e and 213 inje d
re , from causes beyond their own control ; Mee
ing to their own E.Lin .'6
e 1
Clydsdale Jc. all p Caledonian 45 -47
the wind and wihther on Moridef 'morning at 'utue can be regarded days is to be given in August by the City .s passengers were killed and 14
of Par' misconduct injured ow .
~ gua p r
ad servants of companies or cent. all pd Gt. Northn. 363% -37
o'clohk- :-• - i. aa comparable in interest, or in in- ' or want of caution; 0
. . fluence, with that • and the National Guard. It is to commence, report of contract • dl7 injured from causes beyond Gloucest. & Dean
petit:mem:man-wind S.E., gentle breeze-partlally cloudy. winch must be completed before ors were killed an i
Leaawroer-Wind E., calm-partially cloudy. the arrival of the .
ensuing autumn. The general says, on the 15th of that month. their own control f coiaipanies or of contractors Forest... 223% pd Gt. Westin. 4% -5% 1)
; 32 servants o
leg to their own misconduct or Hartlepl. Dk. & S Yk.Newel _ -
Breeete mcemeeet-' V ind N.E., gentle breeze-cleudless. election of 1835, that of 183 The sale of Count DE MORNY'S pictures took place were killed and 11 injured . owl
d other persons, neither Railw....all pd 1 &Berw. I "
Bireterroca-Wind S. E, gentle breeze-ov emelt. ms in the want of Caution •33 trespassers an . . e
7, that of 1841, and that on Monday, in one of the new auction-rooms ,vt ere killed and Hull & Selb 11 Yk &N 31 111 - 113
of 1847, potent though th passenger, nor servants of the companies, . y, a p . -. e
eY were in changing the Rue Drouot. A crowd of amateurs were present. nine injured b ' or vralking on railways. There Do. Halves„all p Do. - 56%
At the Royal Oheervatory, Greenwich, the mean height current, of evects in legi 1 t. wa,
one . , y crossing f railways open on the 30th Do. Quarts., all p Do.
of the barometer in the week wee 29-740 in. The mean 8 a ion, must yield in iropor- d was 305 885 f
The whole sum receive , . suicide. The length 0 let of December 'al' 11 d 110" Leed. ~
s &Brdf ante n an •••,--OV2 -1041,
ce to that appeal to the country Business commenced at the Bourse with an appear- of June, 1851, was 6 698 miles, and on the
temperature of the week Was 55.6°, which is 1-1° above the - tan which, midway in ~, 104 In 104
during the half-year of Lon. & Grenw., aIIIS. Eastern ! 12%• - lei -
average of corresPondinss weeks; in ten years. The mean a nineteenth
Lie century, will decide'eS de- last 6 490 a • '
ance of briskness, but tho prices of public securiu ~
miles, es, being an increase a.i
daily temperature was above the average On every teey of the . of the people, le by the dined towards the close. The Four-and-a-Half per 192 miles,, Do. Pref....all pd Do.
Lowestoft., gua. 4 1 20/i - 26%
week, except Friday and Saturday. •On Sunday and Tues. voice ot so much whether Cents. opened at 100 a. and clesed at 991. 75. e. for the A Dublin Paper reports Messrs Si-ti-
the failure of .
per cent...all pd Norfolk II7 -18
daY, 'when it wad highest, it. was uhent.,s9:2'l, ,or , more than free trade or protection shall be hence- end of the month; the Three per C 70f.
Cents. closed at clair and Boyd, of Belfast, "one Of the most extensive mer- Do. 6p. et., all p Do.
5° above the average. On the istet twcYdays Of the week it hant (that q• t• 75c.; Orleans Railway Sharer, ilities have
1,1871. 50c.; Rouen, cautile limas in Ireland," and adds that their liab l-. • • "" •. •
e i.th triumP a" ton ban,. Middlesbe& Red-
fell to about 52°, or more Oen re'? below 'the arerage. • The ..°- (nig to the 0 already 765 e ; Havre, 285 f.; Great Nerthern, 586 f. 25c; Basle, been set down at - 0 000/. but that
car, 6p. c. all p Stktn&Darl .
'wind, which had been variablel; bet r the-most part in the resolved even accor . Showing of the existing- the sume fro
1 Other failures, it 18 NT e. e, ,
24af. ; Bordeaux, 617 f. 50c ; Paris and Strasburg. 5561. y probably do sot exceed 100,000 . . - •••
The - -tee dP. e• all E. Counties CO - , 4;
south or eoeth•weet durioe• the former part of the week, e-, el. x hether the administr t* -•
but W . Lyons, also said are likelyconsequence. e whole D 62
blew froin th ' inn''' . eeiloinetn, a ive policy of this 25e. ; Tours and Nantes, 3701. ; Paris and, e to follow in o. 6p. ct., nll p Do. I -• .4) 03 ..lii,U 1
!•14.!-•rth-c...1A north on tne last-three days.- 11 be one of continued Progression 61.1f. "5c statement, however, ' most extraor in y
d' ar ' exaggeration
vever, is a1)0. F. 5 p.c. all pd Do
country 'shar . or of - • and the
AT THE
Retrogression. Liberalism, with c . . ' BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS _ have ,
All the acceptances of the firm will be duly paid, . . 37 Prestn &I" , tf
n & •.. - ••• •
FeARGUS O'Cosmott. IN .THE UNITED STATEa.- revived Retrogr onservatism mere!), reauired some delay on . their general obligations, . s e re, . NATI
gni e New York -Evening ii vvorth conscrvin off • LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, I.ev• 20.
which has • ed Their entire engagements, all paid ,& La. &Yf " - - 45%
Pest s v of. Feargus O'Connor taa to all that g, ers itself on the Great Indian Peniasula, sn-Grand Junction of' France, m been readily grant • . Do.lllves, A, all p! Do.
"This eccentric geatlern a"
s • - - t - - ei moiety even of the
an, whose arrival in the urepa we . fftanes of the population. ' 4-Namur and Liege, 6 lei -Orleans and Bordeaux, 15 lee - smallest
moreover, are believed not to mat,. a - ••• P
have announced, has , been one nand to the SU a Conner-Read., Guildf., and
reported ho the English
_news- sums alleged. -Times.
Conservatism of Rouen and Havre, 11-Sambre and Meuse, 44 Tours and Reigate ... all pd S. Eastern 23% -24 .
papers to be insane.. Wie- elseuid think, from sonie of his vatism without Liberalisrn, everything Nantes, it In-West Flanders, 3 te-Western of France, 7 aa. FALL DOWN A PRECIFICE.-A fatal occurrence Roy &ll't 61/ GNh• • I.• 2 p t.t. ort n eee - eye
settZey-te en earliest_proceedings in, this country that the rep Sit ishot fa
lie adsolled se ' - - T r good bad or indifferent-Conservatism calr
113gFree. has just taken place at Pont-y-Twr, in the vicinity of Ogwen Do. S hep. Ex , all Do. -9%
,------, '-'-c-..Fii_.i..• us/ the waY• e , 'tete Stem:area store on Friday, "__ _ . _
4' VE-1-7-rongreesreee eve ipforei , , -
et- •e ' - --en tele e, . ed and eauelinia ,h ; -.. ,
4i urcliaser-a-wid4 VatAtitr; asked. h and •es ' anaeoine young woman dom "Anarchy," Reform "Democracy in its I SPAIN. Lake, to a little hey, son ot Mr. Charles Jones, master of a SM. Itth.& Goole,
school established by the Hon. Colonel Douglas Pennant, sp. c 18 11 6 L & Yks .. e . . p an. • - ••• .
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tof wholesalet and retail We have received the Madrid journals of the tth b
a e a ove place. The child miased . his footing and fell
r*;•,•lesees• **--t- •etrYt4eattiti* -teq Po te -ite - n risetedf,' °w 91r "nig most dangerous attitude, tha
•S. Staffdsh., 9y, p Mrlll‘Cleani 1% - 1 dis.
• eeee epee arinometaeue r e was . eom the premises, and
a
possibly, eoth inst.
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Itillc-4,4101' 'but did nos: renew any '' ' ' t- " ''ll on the other, attempt to .
at4lviersvcis returned,
. -44 A :. • ..,... ' , .0, is said he lefs England Witheut the knowledge of 1
ii-ste -
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de, sad that they van come after him by the n
yof 143..wi1d lIMOVa 1011 -161
next ure the electors by t p
must ultimately pleve to be ou ,
he rot-116e of peace, such •as . .
ly the paralysis ot i The Madrid G down
e_ ..... killed on the spo f thirty feet
a precipice upwards o . _
.high,
dd to the painfulness of this distr s -
Ile was Wear Val. 6p e. all Stekt& Dar ... - ..,
azette publishes a royal decr e, ag _
; ing OaiaMit child of Air. Jones's cued sudd'e 1h i pointing Don PERFECTO VALDES ARGUILLES Free'- ,y, another Culn_y the Do. do. .., all pd Do.
t cleat of the Court of Accouete iu the Havannab, in ; "Ule day.
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Wiltee4 Sent., alp Gii*Weetru.loo •-• 1.04 ,
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