The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-11 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBEI
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TIIEATRg ROYAL, HAYMARKET. 1 ductive we may be well assured that there is content . long leases will, as in the better districts of England THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. THE SHARE MARKETS.
Mr. B. Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager. Old Erompton.
Being his Sarewell Season as Lessee and Manager. and happiness in the cottages and apartments of la- and Scotland, be quite sufficient.
og-
THIS EVENING, nILITISH 3LAILWATS
bouring men-that those dependent on their daily The larger portion of Mr. BRIGHT'S long speech We have received the Paris journals of Saturday -
' The new comic Drama of THE FOUNDLINGS, by Messrs. Back-
8118121385 done
stone, Keeley, Leigh Murray, and Howe ; Mrs. Fitzvrilliant, sec. toil for their daily bread are in the enjoyment of was occupied with the ecclesiastical evils of the and yesterday. Nominal Prices.
After which, THE WOMAN I ADORE. Railways. to-day.
Tp conclude with YOUR LIFE'S IN DANGER. those humble luxuries which may almost be regarded country. Here, of course, be found a fertile field ; Government has received the following telegraphic _---
dispatches :- Aberdeen 100/. paid 27 to 27% 27 X
THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. in the light of necessaries, and which should ever be yet no one will deny that the member of the Society
" Bordeaux, 9th, Bh. 50m. A.m. Amb., Not., Bost. &E.
Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. within the reach of every person able and willing to of Friends spoke ,in a tone of friendship of all the de-6%
Real Attraction. "The review was very brilliant. A crowd eager to June. - Osi
7th egieseseeeee of madame Celeste since her return from America. work. Under that head we find an improvement nominations, especially the largest one, which all save behold the Prince pressed on his passage and saluted
himmwithh the warmest acclamations. In the afternoon Bit., Wolv., and Stour _
THIS EVENING, Valley ... all pd. 10 X-- 10%
wti be besstormed TII.E GREEN BUSHES, by Madame Celeste, of 114,1851. on the year, and 163,901/. on the Exeter-hall bigots must admire. " I have attended,"
quarter. Under " Stem s "his ig ness visited. different manufacturing establish-
ease woelger, Messrs. Paul Bedtbrd, Emery, Honey, &c.
again, which in some says he, " several congregations, some of the Estab-331.6e 8d 28/. pd. 7 •-• 6 dis.
To conclude with the celebrated Adel& Drama of JACK SLEEP- p , . . . . meats. The magnificence of the ball at the Grand - '9
Birk.,
YARD. Jonat:-.1.7. Wild, Mr. S. Emery ; Owen Wood, Mr 0. Smith ; degree affords an indication of commercial activity, lisped Church, some of the Catholic Church, and I must Theatre exceeded all expectation. On his entrance,Ditto, Chest. &
Birk.,loto Lan., & Ch. Jet.,
at2l
Jack Sheppard, Mrs. Keeley ; Bin cry Mr. Paul Bedford ; Thames
every pause in a cantata composed in honour of him, and 50/. & 25/. Cans., all pd. 20 -21
Darnell, Miss Ellen Chaplin ; Winalfred, Miss Laura Honey. there is an improvement of 133,9321. on the year, and say that the Catholic chapels, as far as I have seen Ditto, ditto ... 184 pd. 3% - 3 dis.
on his leaving his Highness was hailed with the loudest Brist. & Exet.,loo/. pd. 100 -- 102
of 96,857/. on the quarter. The " Property tax," as them, are well filled, that the people are re-lit:ol'AL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET.enthusiasm. The sojourn of the Prince at Bordeaux is Caledonian .100/. pd. 47 -- 47% x.d 473 % x.d
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. it is facetiously termed, where casual income is markably
Of countenance
ais devout
tobe
seenand seemrioonugs
heard
-int,ervruivpeteid,Esroupiteereoufr.,7ations. One cry alone is Chest. & Holy-h., all pd. 20% -21
THIS EVENING, charged as heavily as accumulated and realised expression Cork & Bandon, all pd 14% - 15%
win be presented THE PRIMA DONNA. Principal characters
- 6 d.
by Messrs. Walter Lacy, Addison, and Cathcart; Miss Robertson, wealth, likewise exhibits auspicious prospects. The them, and judging from the conduct of the Irish- "Twenty-five minutes to Seven P.M. Dub. & Belf. Jct. 15/. pd. 8
Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... - ...
and Miss Heath.
After which a new Melodrama, entitled mONT ST. mICHEL ; increase on the year is 53,658/., that on the quarter putting aside for a moment the question of the ogre- "The weather has been dreadful since the morning.
Dundee,Perth, & Aber-
or, The Fairy of the Sands, by Messrs. Wright (his 4th appear- 45 44sr. As this tax is:to the middle classes what rian outrages-I say that in all points of obedience to whole m .
His Highness was obliged to remain in the palace the
deen June. ... all pd. 7 . --• 8
sure here), Harley, Ryder, Graham, Cooke, Everett, and Chester; 9 Ditto, New .. all pd. ... - ...
Misses Marshall, Vivash, and Carlotta Leclercq. the Excise is to the less wealthy-the index to their moral law, as far as I can observe, and as regards the ornmg, and did not go out until one o'clock to
visit the great hospital of St. Andre. At half•past two East Anglian (251. L. &
To conclude with THE SPITALFIELDS WEAVER, in which
condition-this amelioration may be regarded with absence of crime or immorality, they will bear com-
parison, at least, with any portion of the population Armand, E. and L. &D. all pd. 4% -4%
arr. Wright will sustain his original character. con the Prince proceeded to the building-yard of M.
to be present at the launch of a merchant vessel, the Do (18/. E.& ILL)all pd. 3 -3% 3 %
The Box-office is open daily front 11 till 5. peculiar pleasure.
Louis Napoleon, of 2,200 tons, built by M. Montan 6 East. Counties ... all pd. 11/ -11% 11% X
Thanks to the judicious management of RowLAND of the United Kingdom." Intemperate bigots of ship-Owner, and deputy for the Gironde. The Car- Eastern Union, class A,
ASTLErS ROYAL AMPHITIIEATRE.
exhibits an increase of sects which certainly approximate much more
Under too Patronage of her Majesty and Ids Royal EiglineSS HILL, the " Post Office" gave his blessing to the ship, and she late E. U. shrs., all pd. 9 - 934 9X
Prince Albert.
26,000/. on the year, and that although the extraor- closely to Rome than that of the honest dinal Archbishop
was launched with perfect success. The Prince returned Do. do. do. 61. d. ... - ...
'Proprietor and Manager, Mr. vr. Batty. to the palace at a quarter to four. In spite of constantly Do., do., B. &C., all pd. 6% -6% 6% %
Open Every Evening, with the Largest Equelitrian Establishment dinary correspondence occasioned by the Great Ex- Quaker will do well to ponder whose spirit heavy rain the crowd was immense, and the Prince along astLancashire all 1834 - 18%
in the World.
hibition swelled the receipts of 1851. There is a and language are most likely to conciliate the E. & W I cl* Docks
Mist Gratifying Success ! his passage was saluted with the cry of ' Viva l'Empe- and Bi * nla
r. June., all pd 57 -59
Slath Week of the Equestrian Entertainments. falling off on the quarter of 45,0001., which may rea-
-3' regard of the Catholics, indeed most likely to convert rear l' Every face expressed satisfaction and joy." Edinb. & Glas. 100/. pd 72 -74 74 7334
The Immense applause bestov;ed by crowded houses is a. convnzi
Prince JEROME BONAPARTE, president of the Se-
ine proof of the daily increasing popularity of this favourite place , _rm. •y
GI he ascribed to a desire to increase the postal them to Protestantism. From his independent stand- nate, arrived at Bordeaux on the 6th, from Paris. M. Edin ,Per. & DIM. 100/. 23 -25 23% %
Glas..& S.-West.,looLp ... - ...
amuseutentk The Brothers Seigrist will introduce th eir,ziip_e_rr: 4.
Mr. facilities and expedite the communications for Great Northn.,loo/. pd 78% - 79% 78% 79% 79
forMances If Feats of Strengt)-, in the air. In addition to
ke their appear- .-- point, ....11.1f. BRIGHT tells his audieace plainly that he DE PERSIGNY, Minister of the luterior, has also ar-
Batty has engaged the Madlles. Ellser, whothe entire kin dom In " Crown Lands" there is an im- Do. %s. A Stk., 100/. p 40 -42 41
finds more religious bitterness is Ireland than he has rived there.
ance on The Double Tight Rope; likewise
d tale most pleasing cenes
Zia'illl bmeadisplayedsGlobe g .
proveneent on the year of 50,000/., while the quarter General DE LAWCEiTINE has published an order of Gt. S. &W. Do. se B Stock,loo/. p 115 -117 117
Ascension, Vaulting, the Nicole Family, anbeen accustomed to meet elsewhere, and that the ece Ireld., all p 94 -95 96
in the Arena• embracing cing all the P the day, announcing that the National Guards of the ,
rincipal artistes in the establish-
is exactly the same. The receipts for the last year
mcnt. . clesiastical
endowments present every objectionable •
Seine are to be called out to receive the Pniece .3,reat Westn., 100/. pd
8962
_...-
8946% 96 %
Lane. & Carlisle, all pd
The doors open at Half-past Six o'clock; the Performances commence .
at Seven. amount in the whole to 220,000/. A few years since feature. First, that one church is a church vainly PRESIDENT, on his return to the capital. - Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10 -11 p pm
Pit, before Lord DUNCAN instituted his searching inquiries
uali.pa,st Ell;ht.
endeavoured to be imposed upon the people by con- The Journal du Havre stttes that the Minister of Liliz
Fifths3s.;rkg l5 pd 3% -3% dis.
100/. pd 84% -85 X,
till Fonr daily. quest, an most ispropo lona e y endowed.
d t dis re t IThe the Oriental Republic at Paris, is about to conclude a
loan of thirty million francs. with a company of Do.,W.Rid. Un. 11 Xp 3 -2% dis.
Tickets to be2l23ad" at the Box-office
Stye manager, Mr. par tment, the average was not more than 100,000/, established minority enjoys an endowment of at least Leeds Northern, all pd 18 -18,4 18
Much more may, however, be accomplished. The 500,000/. a-year, worth, if capitalised, 10,000,000/. French, English. , and other to
t italists. Liv.Crsby &Stle9pt. all ... - ...
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PORTRA zealous and indefatigable Member for Glasgow esti- sterling; the Presbyterians an annual grant of The Nouvelliste of Marseilles publishes a second Lond. & Blackw., all pd 8X- 8%
list of pardons or commutations of punishments London, Tilbury, and 834 %
OF mates that under judicious control this department 40,0002., worth about 1,000,000/. sterling ; the Catho• granted by the PRINCE PRESIDENT to thirty-two Southend IX pd 13/ - 2 p
i . - ree ~. 1 , ANI)
AN-ELLIN G roN SOULT -
would produce a clear revenue of half a million of
e pounds sterling. When we consider thehosts of tics 26,0001. a-year, worth about 600,000/. in round political prisoners belonging to the department of the Lon.stay
• Basses Alwho had . . .We
number:. ! Yet the latter are an overwhelming pes, beau condemned by the mixed Lon Brm.& S. Ct.loo p 104% 103 X 104
5t.,1001. p 119 - 119% 118 A, 119 X
Do. Fifths 12/. pd 2% -3% p
MEMOIRS AND FAC-SI3IILES OF THEIR HAND- locusts battening on the public funds, and that the majority compared even with both the other commissions. Do. 10L,M &B (o) lip 1X- 1% p
WWI" The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Tuam, Bishop Lon. & S.-West 1001. p 89% - 90% 90 89%
WRITINGS. stoppages in transitu before the money received in the denominations. Then the absurdity of the Do. New 50/., 42% pd 6 - 5 die.
of Clonfert, Bishop of Down and Connor, Bishop of
A PORTRAIT OF department finds its way to the Exchequer, arrangement! 500,000/. a-year is given to c • - Bishop•
loyne, and of Roes, left Paris on Thursday Do. New 40/. 3l/. pd 5 - 4 die.
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON fur perpetual pensions, annual stipends, parks, 6-c.,
amount to no less than 286,646/. 155., we may be hlup o d the Irish Church as "the bulwark of Pro- evening, for Ireland. They have expressed their
testantism," and the agency "for converting Ireland complete satisfaction at the manner in which the Irish
Lon. & Enniskil., all pd 16%
Man. Shot & Lin.,loo/p 30% - 31%
Do. Manch. & Lincoln 3134
TOGETHER WITH thankful that so much has been rescued from the to the Protestant faith ;" and 26,000/. a year to send college at Paris is directed, and have left the direc- Union 4l. 2s. pd 8% - 23/ dis.
THE MOST Midland
greedy herd. tion of it in the hands of the Rev. Mr. MILEY. •
forth 100 priests annually to reclaim them back again 1001. pd 76% -77
Do. Bir. & Darby 1001. 43 -45 77 76%
43
The 1 - eading papers copy, with very becoming ex-
In " Miscellaneous" there is an im rovement of
SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SO ULT - P to Catholicism ! What with the conquering origin, M'cl Gt itt I 47 to - - ••• -- •••
130,237/. on the year, but a falling off of 10,653/. pressions of satisfaction, an article from the Belgian Di .. 1 •Shatr.ecred
ote Shares, 1734 ',4 pd ... - ...
EVER TAREN, and the disproportionate emoluments of the English Independence,• protesting against the accusations of Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... - ...
on the quarter. Under the head of Imprest and
BY TV YON, Church in Ireland, it is not to be wondered at that the French press that the Belgian papers had ex- Newmarket IOOL pd 47 -49
Other Moneys the decrease is on the year 49,441/4 Ireland should be the headquarters of religious bit- Pressed satisfaction at the plans of the Marseilles con- Newport, Abergaven.,
FCIR WHICH THE MARSHAL SAT SIX TIMES,
while the increase on the quarter is 13,666/. The spirators and of the syosptoms revealed of designs and Hereford ...14/ pd $% -2% dis.
terness and strife. Mr. BRIGHT'S real opinion as to ~ g gns Newry & Ennisk. 7% pl%- 2X
IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED, Repayments of Advances shows greater punctuality on what ought to be done is not the
AT THE SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, the part of public debtors, the increase on the year •
weighty for his silence. Aware that on this point
.they encouraged the renewal. The Independence de- Do. New 20[.... 201. p -
clams that lth h • ' sentiments North. Conn.Un. 3 %pd ::: ***
dis
PRICE SIXPENCE. being 345,985/,, an improvement of more than 60 per uncandid hearers ' • his '
might attribute views as a legis- been
i a t oug objectionable had
expressed by one journal, the Nation, yet that North British ...1001. p 31 -32
- ••• .
31% 32
11, 1852. cent. The increase on the quarter is 68,787/. It Nth. Devon N0.1,13Lp 7 -6% dis
later to denominational•' bias, he leaves the facts to to that one print had they been confined-a fact
Sun Office, Oct. Do., No. 2 ' 6% pd ... - ...
will thus be seen that our assertions as to the gratify-
mim------...-ed.h...........-the..--.------•
speak for themselves. which ought to have been stated, and the whole re- Do., 1,4 A, def....a1l pd ent -2%
lipati WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. ing character of the financial returns have been fully ,
Mr. BRIGHT a testimony to the general consistency P .
8 ectable Journals of the country not confounded in a Do., %B, guar. 5/. pd %- x die.
Psi Morning 58 rain. after 11 1 Evening 23 rift'. after 12North Stafford. 1734 p 4% -4% die. 18 X %
sustained and that the greatest encouragement ' , sweeping denunciation.
SUS
TV" 1)-- -."
45 alto- 12 I Even.i, fig 8 Iran. atter 1 1
=,o--Mornius II" • the Irish Members ought to be very consolatory
North-Western all pd
Te•-• -------e afforded to more rapid progress in the eligible path onM. HENRI DE BROUCERE had nearly settled the N. & S.-W. Jane. *** - ***
•8% p 4 -•5
p.
to Mr. HUME. Mr. BRIGHT had not found them quite personnel of ' '
his Cabinet; but there was some fear
THE WEATHER.-Stne OFFICE, Ocerehan 10 which we have entered.Oxf.,Wor., &W.,100L p 46 -47 46%
so shifty a set as the Hon. member for Montrose lest he might, owing to the strength of the Opposi- Scottish Central 1001. p 85 -86 85 86
THP:aIIOMENER, IN THE SHAD& VS.
deems them. On Catholic questions, no doubt, the tion, be obliged to advised the KING to dissolve the Scottish Midld., 100/. p 55 -57
15 -'niehest since coon yesterday. Shrews. & 8ir....1.004 68 -72
Another " Commissioner" has given us his report Chambers.
37-towest this morning and during the night. position of their Church has made zeal for its inte- • ers.
Do. do.
on Ireland. We have had the report of a costly Go- It is rumoured that the object of the King of HA- e e, ••• - •••
_,,..
50 -?ais day, .-:t PO i.-01 rests a patriotism as well as a religious duty. But , . . .
ofShrew. & Her bli• p 2 --1,4 din.
rA B,nts-Mt, 30.02. vernment Commission ; we have bad the letters of on all the people, whether of Great questions affecting RG was for
NOVER 8 visit to the King WURTEMBU . Shrewabu. and Chester
sake of effecting a renewal of friendly negotiations (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 19% - 20%
WIND N.X.W.-light breeze. Morning, foggy; Afternoon, newspaper commissioners; and even of able German Britain or Ireland, Mr. BRIGHT " had never found the with Prussia on the subject of the Zollverein. Do. Halves all pd 93/ - 104
sunatine. BerichLr also ; this year Mr. JOHN BRIGHT, Member Catholic Liberal Members of Ireland adverse to The directors of the different railway companies
and Do.
...6'/Oswestry.all pd 14% - 15%
Shrop. Union .. pd 3% -3X 0. x.d x.d
MOSTDAY, OCT. 11. of the British House of Commons and of the Society libert y and to progress.a •
Upon the Reform Bill, in Paris assembled a few days since in order to p Do. A, B, C, & D fully
THIMIGNIETER, IN Tern SHADE. of Friends, has given us the results of his voluntary Slave Emancipation, the Municipal Corporations point the members of the Syndical Commission .
which,
pd, up at par cent. ... ~, - .., die.
50 -lash en since noon yesterday. mission to the land of perplexity ;-the statesman's Bill, and Free Trade, we always had a majority of the according to the terms of the decree for the establish- South Devon all pd 21 -22
42-lowest this morning and during the night. ment of the railway rouad Paris, will be charged South-Eastern 1001. pd 74% -75 75 7434 75
puzzle and the philanthropist's lamentation. Await- Irish representatives of Ireland upon our side; and with the s •and working that line. The South Wales all pd 40% %
52-this day, at noon,surveillance
S.York.& Riv. Dun 15/. 14 -15
BaltoseseTltß, 3016. ing the meeting of Parliament, Mr. DISRAELI shuts be, in my • • • to both countries who five com • interested in line
opinion, is an enemy mines
WIND N.NW.-fine breeze and cloudy, sunshiny weather. himself up in his country mansion, to study problems endeavours to make it appear that there are no ob. appointed the following members :-MM. Hottinguer Stir!. & Dunferm. all p ... - ...
eo----en ----ren---- _ _ -
----------' of finance ; my Lord of DERBY gives becoming per- •
jeCIS which we and Irish Liberals can work in com- and Seilliere for the Paris and Lyons line ; MM. Stock. & Har. 16/28.3d. .„, -„„
DAIL Y WEATHF,R, TABLE. Bonet attendance to her MAJESTY, and JOHN BRIGHT, mon:, He is assured of their co-operation on Free- Roux and Blaigneres, for the Strasburg ,
• MM. de Taff Vale
Thames Haven Dock
126/. pd 169 .-- 171
State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following M.P., spends his time in verifying for himself what trade questions ; assured that they will join the e Richemond and Marc, for the Orleans and the Centre ; .
and Railway -19/. pd 2y - 3
laces at Nine o'clock on Saturday mornMg•-The stations MM de l'E p. . Es pee and Blount for the Rouen ; and
he has heard and read of Ireland. Well, a better, anVale of Neath...l7/. a 4pe 12% -131/4 13% 13
P - English Liberals the Ballot •he regards it, ' on , MM. Delebecque and Emile Pereire, for the Northern. watered. & Ka. all pd 6%
_6%
ars o.rringed in order of latitude. honester commissioner we could not have bad. Half 6X
Idemenot--W ind N.E., calm-cloudless.we are glad to see, as impossible that any Liberal Go- M. de l'Espee has been chosen President of the Syn- Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 21 -22
MomeetaAa-Wind E., calm-partially cloudy. the public, or more, who are interested in Ireland, vernment e•
ment can come into office, or remain in office, -teal Commission. West Cornwall 131. pd 9% -10 X
West London ...all pd ... -
..,
If AeTincei-IV ind N.E., frssh breeze-cloudless. would have gladly chosen him. A man of The Dugueselin line-of-battle ship, en flute, has ,
BOUTLWIterox-Wind N.W., strong breeze-cloudless.
his well- known ea ergy, business habits, im- unless prepared to bring forward a Bill for the eats- .
arrived at Brest from Cayenne, after a passage of 30 1. le, New. & Ben 1004 67 -68
Do. & New. 67 68
Ex. 201. p 8X - 8 dis. 12 11
Fonnwerceen-Wind N., gentle breezi -cloudless. blishrnent of the The signs of the times Ballot. days. She left the colony of Guayana, as well as Do. G.N.E.purc. 10L p 2% -2% dis. 7% %
litrimittooz-Wino N.W7, gentle brec me- cloudless. partiality, and powers both of observation assure us that Mr. BRIGHT is not far from the • •
truth the Penitentiary establishment, in a very satisfactory York &N. Mid.looLpd 49 -50 50X
GREEN IN ICH-Wind N., gentle breeze-cloudless. and of telling so well what he observes
SrIBOOD -Wind N. W., gentle breeze-cloudless. here. The sneers of those who have no better argu- state.
CoLCHESTEU-Wind N.W., strong breeze-cloudless. (and all these exercised to increased advantage, by mentSelfishness fld -
, and the o those who would retain The Nouvelliste of Marseilles, of the sth, gives the PREPERIINCII MIAMI&
Aberdeen all pd „,..
C Chin RIDGE-Wind N.W., gentle breeze-cloudless. the peculiar non-antagonism of his sect to the con- • l influencefollowing details cf the infernal machine:-
YeatetotrieA-Wind N.W., hard wind--partially cloudy. tyrannical over their dependents,
must Do. No. 2, 7 Der ct. all
This machine, which has been - ••• -
1
he sects of the country) is just the man whose • submitted to the exa- Bris. & Ex., 4p. ct. Stk 105 - 107 107
The returns from the following places indicate the state of/ v
the wind and weather on Friday morning at nine report we should be glad to listen to. He might be concession. Mr. BRIGHT'S visit to Ireland will, we described by the Ittonitezr, of 250 gun- barrels, and 4 Caledonian, 10L 100/ p 100 - 103 x.d x.d
able to tell us little new ; indeed, that were scarcely blunderbuss-barrels, but of two tubes in thick sheet iron Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 18 -19
e'cleck :- are persuaded, have one happy effect-an effect
'.3OLCDESTEit-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast. possible. He might be able to propound no addi- most appropriate to the respected sect to about 3 inches in diameter and about 11 inches in length. Cork and Bandon, 51,4
Cassnexteen-Wind S.W., gentle breee e-cloudy. tional remedies which the factions in Ireland or in which he belongs, It will enable him to To these two barrels ari attached 120 cases, made of per cent. 154 p %dia. --- % p
.r..••••31•011.......11MMP1MPP.M.•••••••twa ---..............aa,- thick cardboard, of the 'orielDundee, Per., & Aberd.
----___England would allow to be adopted. Yet we feel the be a peacemaker speaking with authority. He candles used in fireworkt E and Roman
length of the
Junction all pd 6 - 634
PA second machine, Bi-
gda the to eth e• :tette he hei J
1..„..,'''' '.4 fl
. ~"4-.." ( -.- ( ,---.,, ,-..- 7 - ,cA ;',14,s many a false witness anainst misreuresented Ireland.
e e e miler to the former, was • Do. 7/17s) 7p.C. 2 p ... -- ...
Each of the large barrels was E. A _
c'7..T-tk 4 ,;:ii:;,-;:i> ); ;-',,z0.--_-. more assured in believing what a witness so diverse charged with heads of mils andpieces of iron and lead, r."
'""
.0/ 105)6 pc. all 3% -3%
will silence, by the testimony of personal knowledge,
01-the-e tee to -te 0. In! from preceding ones tells us, and that the remedies he and each case contained t ball. Do. 5/..) 7 per et. all p 8X- 8%
Bi-
nAA .=. , , - e ,\
ese, 1, , , e.. lel - -ee ,• ; e ,7- points to, if only by implication, are amongst the most H • in course of construction, of Eastern Counties Ex,
Ver, ,r''''. '-e.,C/see.,,:ei ;, ''-e se --ees.: 4,_e) 0 will conciliate her Members, and dissuade the which the police have also obtained possession. all.
sp. c., No. 1 pd 1% -1% p 1% pm
.„_„„e_..;.,i (""•.,
_,,,,,,•;....,1-:,; „., , )„,Fpg-lh-o`i.r-ap,,,,,, likely to succeed. more excitable of them from crotchetty isolations by The Nouvelliste, after living the above explanation,
Aardsert:att ' rt".! 'h. thetteteetttete t'dee----)rhe....the Do. No. 2 all pd 1% -1% p 1% pm
-,,, _tee eh:- , thee." -gee; eh Mr. BRIGHT is entertained by a large and highly his sinceregoodwill, to th •
reprobated Church.
adds :- Do. New 6p. c. Stk. all 14% -15
our giving these deails w©
.By . do not mean to lessen Eastern Union Scrip,
1.60,1/.0,..111%14. ~,IP 1,9111W1,2,11,,*,1,1 MANN
___._ respectable meeting at Belfest, the emporium cf Irish The oratorical declaimers will look very small under attached to the homicidal idea whioh led to Guar. 6 per ct....a1l p 1734 -173( 17%
ne
r ' - # manufacturifteg industry ; and, like all other Irish
131M1r, ' ,i,,,,,,a ~. Atin. visitors, he can dwell in terms of the highest eulogy
on the busy town itself, and the well cultivated dis- • -
the practical rebukes of Mr. BRIGHT'S straightfor• it
ward, but often ungent, eloquence. On Irish ues- thseooondsiutrmoo
t_
on,
sable to tranquillise the
d
i but because it appeared to •
pubic mind by showuisn indisethno-
P q g that Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ... -- ...
East Lancashire, 6 per
ct. Quay. Shrs. all pd 9 -9%
demagogues, disarmed since the 2d December, by the • ksh
.....-e--na, •' sessions of Parliament,the
tions, in future
foresight of the authorities, have not, thank God,at
LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1852. trict on each side of it ; and, like all others, he sees Member for Manchester will be not only one of the their disposal, either for tie purposes of civil
® that " the great bulk of Ireland is in a condition most instructive, but one of the most useful men of assassination, any resources such as would have been war or of Edin., Per. & Dun. 5%
n per cent. all pd 2% - sg
THD QUARTER'S REVENUE. which offers a mournful contrast" to that of Belfast,
the House. He will aid towards rendering such sub- supposed from the descriptict given in the Ministerial &S W 6 Glas. • • gull- P.c. ... - ...
the personal appearance of the inhabitants b • al- article." Gt. North. sp. 0.100 pd ~„
Another quarter's day has passed, and the Revenue being jects manageable at a 11.112 111
M. ALEXANDER CORTE is appointed manager of Do. 5p c. red. sc. 100 p „. - ..
of most unworthy human beings, and their hovels, as
return which will be found in another part of our
the Italian Opera. Great South. & West.
in the time of the Devon Commission, "
a scandal to Is it not true that Poverty crawls the streets in its (Ireland) Btbe all pd 8% - 9
impression-continue • to afford the most conclusive The Government has relived the following tele.
find human beings living in." He finds throw hoot
ug most abject forms, o g fferin for sale the snowdro s Gt. West. (Barks &H.
evidence of the satisfactory results of the fiscal policyl3 graphic dispatch relative to he inundations in Nor- Ex. 5 per cent)...6 pd %- 1 p
the country an almost total absence of any stimulus and the first violets of spring ? Is it not sad that the
entered into under the auspices of the late Sir ROBERT mandy :- Gt.W. fixed 434 100 E p 107 - 109
to industry, a monotonous squalid idleness. most mournful should face you with sunken face and " Caen, Oct 9, Half-past Three A.X. Lancashire and York-
PEEL. It is true that policy has not been fully da- Yet Mr. BRIGHT has ample evidence that these shrivelled hands with the most beautiful emblems of e The heavy rains have cased, and the inundation is shire, F. 20/. 6l. pd %die. -% p
veloped, that the counter is still far from enjoying
willingly idle;
, everywhere subsiding." Do. p. e- Stk. p 5
100/.1 1 - 154
ragged idlers are not willingly he meets with innocence ? In as sin throw h the county the 6 per ... --.
the blessings of free and unrestricted trade ; but everyharvest in
p sing g y, There was not a very large amount of business Leeds Northern, 131.
„d
... - ...
men who returned from harvest in England, and hard lot and trials of the poorer classes may be seen
fact and circumstance combine to prove that we have transacted, on Sunday, bit the price remained r,nt. No
1848 prd . _
...
been meal in the right direction, and to
Pr DOwalked home across Ireland, and who rejoiced in to perfection. In the town it is with us ;we have firm at the closing cl"tationt of the Parquet on Satur- LondonQ,g, Brig. guar.
• having earned from 4/. to 8/. each. He learned from grown so familiar its face • • day, viz. 79f 25c. for the Threes, and 105 f. 70c. for 5 cent. .100/. pd ... •-- ...
encourage us to increase our speed in order to arrive
~„ per ..
Mr. DARGAN, the great Irish railway contractor, and the Four-and-a-Half per Cats. Do. Pr. 5p c. Stk. 100/. ... - ...
t the goal. Many important reductions have been elect guardians, and have commissions, to
awho systematicallyemployed the 1. • in this - BUSINESS DONE IN YOREION RAILWAYS AT THE Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all ... - ...
j • ts that materially affected the comforts - ...
made in imposts
prosperity of the people, but there has been no districts where his works were situated, " that the Still we ought to be right thankful that pauperism Dijon and Besancon, 37/s-Dutch Rhenish, 7-Great In- Lou. & N.-W. cC°°• &
c. 00/. Pd ••• .- ..•
and prospe -% -Grand Junction of France, 3/
dian Peninsula, i .
.. 5 4-Lux- Nunet.) SP• 3ds 61. p 334 -3% P
toes to the Exchequer. The almost people of Ireland want only the discipline of steady is most materially diminished under h •
state
a appier embourg 73/ -Namur and Liere (with interest) 8y - Ln. Se S.W. Co. •. -
corresponding idt n us ry, and they will give as good a return in labour of things, and that meat and drink for bodily exist- ' 4 ' 29Y -P ''and L -' 4 ' Lon. & En. % Sh. all Pl - 14
1 stieity of our national resources is thus
for Northern of France, a ani yens, 24%-Paris on.
miraculous e• 3 the wages paid them as any people in the world." ence is placed more within the reach of the and Strasbourg, 30% -Paris, Cate and Cherbourg, 6 lei- Man., Sheff., & Linen.
the accuracy of the user-
and likewise
willcare- Qr. Sh., No. 1 all pd 814 -9%
established, The experience of the Board of Works was the same, worn, toiling thousands. But the population of Lon- Sambre and Meuse, 101A-Westrn of France, 13X,
all pd 11% -12 11 78 34
two and two not Do. New, 101
• that in fiscal matters, as
will -
- ---- - - Do. 6/. ........ . ... 3/. pd % - % p
hen, that "Irish workmen
unable at first to earn more than don alone is weekly increasing on an
deducted from four average four SPAIN,
always make four, so two
.3d. or 4d. a day, Maryport and Carlisle, .
at piece work, were soon able to hundred over the number of deaths,andalthea
f thus two. Retie may us gh We learn by accounts from Madrid of the 4th 4 per cent ...... all pd X chs. - 34 p
leave a greeter balance than t e . earn two shillings a da
deficiency Yor more- We have all wit- trade and commerce is bete g more and more gene inst. that on the previous da7 the anniversary of the Do ,4% per ct• 6% P % dis* -* % P
be given to the subject, without any serious .
Mid. Con. 6p c St. 100/. ... --- •••
nested the industry of Irishmen in England-we loped, yet our labour market, in rouse this KING'S birthday was celeirated in a most brilliant
e public purse. quence of
being thereby occasioned to the
may not have adequately realised to ourselves the weekly increase, will become more thansufficientlymanner at the Palace. A. grand display of troops Do. Con. Bras. ,
pd
tax on 6 Per cent. I
„100 • l4B 148
During the past year the iniquitous fact
that they can be as industrious at home, when supplied. An outlet must be found, and to us it took place upon the occasiot, when some excellent Do. Erewash Val. all P •• • - -it
light and air was abolished, and although a house
the inducement is regular and adequate. But why seems that emigration of the poorer 1 c asses
Utz wax was substituted in its place, the latter was 'on a The Cortes, it is said, are tc be convoked for the 19th 8 per c. Guar. 1001. p ... - ...
then are such a people
Do. Pref., 41, p.c. 51. p par - p
gaily estimated to produce one-third of the former
are they clothed in ra o- of November.
gs and perishing on potatoes, lately necessary ; not a system, as at present, of red. The QUEEPPMOTHER Will 4.ive a splendid ball on Norfolk Extern.. all
.pd 2,,
2 - 22%
6
impost, so that under that head alone a loss of Do. Gr. 5% p et. all P um -
when there is abundance of land to be cultivated, and tapery and highly-paid aristocratic officials, but the 10th of October, it beingthe anniversary of her ' • all eat - 2 1%
one Do. W.Val. 5 p.c. p 6
1,200,000/. might have been anticipated, and this in
an ample market for their produce close at hand ? of sympathy and manly assistance. It is matter for MAJESTY'S (Isabella II.) birthday, the QUEEN enter- North British 100/. pd 94 -96 92% 94
addition to the reductions of duty on coffee, sugar, ing on her 33d year. North Stafford....ail Pd ••• - ***
answers that, chiefly he seems to think, rejoicing and hope that a few noble,
Mr. BRIGHT 1111 . . . sincere men are
,Scc which came into operation during the
"' 1 b • •
repeated confiscations in times past, a outing hard in this cause, on behalf of the hard- The Government has sustained a defeat in the Oil. Wor. & Wol., 15/.
6 per cent 100 L pd 2% -2% p
p t year, and yet the entire deficiency for the year on account of
.prosecution against the 'derail° and the other jour-
- as
431 5991 little the land • not in the possession of the people. We working, struggling classes, and we tr t Ditto ditto - 31. pd . • -• ••• 8% %
us ere long to nets which had copied the article on the public Shrews. & • ... all 191 X -11 %
amounts to only , ~ or more than one- is
Bir. N.G.
is wort- see many more of our public men join
the amount of actual loss under these heads, understand him as meaning that it - . deeply . - finances, for which the prosecution was instituted. Shrews. & ales, (N.W.
fourth of
but little of it in ment which will tend to the ultimate happiness of The jury assembled on Monday, and twenty chat- Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% -134%
is not all. It must be borne in mind that the gaged; for the land of England is
But this - P
• .3 instituted with no ordinary period. the possession of the middle classes. Mr. BRIGHT, thousands, and the prosperity of Old England and lenges were made by the Government before it
South Devon i 16%
all pd 15A -
comparison i
the fact that so her colonial possessions. could be constituted. Theproceedings tookplace
Do. New tx pd %die. - par
• 1 year ending the 10th October, 1851, indeed, substantiates his view by
The financial If our Poor-law Board, that sits in statistical with closed doors. After tearing the law officers of st.- at(Reading An-
E
the increased consumption many of the estates through which he passed were
obtained all the benefit of
state the Crown and the counsel for the defendants, the nuities)...l/. Os. sa pd 2514 -- 26 251 AZ%
to at Somerset House endeavouring to manage
the concourse of strangers drawn to- either in the Encumbered Estates Court or soonand re- jury retired for deliberation, and on their return into Do., 4% p c 1001. p ••• - •e•
derived from lthis Hydra, were •
good to gu ate ydra, were at all alive to the deep inte- court pronounced a verdict of acquittal in favour of Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 19 .-- 20
her by the varied attractions of the Crystal Palace, be there. ltd.r. BRIGHT anticipates more g
get rests of the nation, pauperism would almost entire/ the five journals, the Herzldo, Diario, Esperanza Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c
and than from
the desire to witness the extraordinary competi- Ireland from the appointment of this court
_.y' until July 1,1856, all p ... •-•• •••
disappear. Epoca, and Constitugiona/.
Without any diminu- any modern enactment, and certainly not Waterford & Kilkenny,
Lion of the world's industry. Bounen.-Three per emits., 47i ; Excha
Let the several parishes in this metropor nge On 6 per cent. 3/. pd Ye -- % diaL
tion of our burdens, we might have anticipated
a without reason. of OXFORD
The Bishop
37 London, 50 30. York, New. & Bar. all p 102 e- 104 1026
tof six months or down the cos
more formidable deficiency than that above referred told the English landed magnates, in his Do. Do 5/. pd 5 -5%
to ; but when we consider that practically there has speech on the corn-laws, that many of them bad the of a pauper, and the human being whose energies are BELGIUM. Yards N. Midland H.
THE BELGIUM MINISTRY. Parch. 101. pd par •-• % p 1034
and
whose character manly indepene
d,
been an augmentation rather than a deficiency, we have name only of landlords, and ought to surrender their being wasted, The Belgian Ministry is eonetituted as follows :-
being annihilated under a system injurious , M. H. d B MINES LEASED AT TIMED RENTAiIIi.
indeed cause to congratulate ourselves on the result. So estates to their real proprietors ; and that he had dance is e rouckere-Foreign Affairs.
much for the annual comparison, that for the quarter every where observed that the estates of the nominal both to the poor themselves and the ratepayers, would M. Piercot, Burgomaster of Liege-Interior. Leasing Business
Railways. I • Nominal Prices• to-day,
is even more surprising and gratifying. There is landlords were half cultivated and unimproved. But gladly go to our colonies, where the labourer is at a M. Liedt-Finances (provisionally), Companies.
e......-----....
. where men may make even a comp-M. An - , mil War.
actually an improvement of 2819291 although the in Ireland incumbrance is the rule, and a clear estate premium, and Bdf. & Bitch., all PLon.&N.W ... - ..
~ M. Faider-Justice.
corresponding period constituted the three months the exception. The larger part of the land is pox- tency. Our Government, instead
of keeping up a
M. Van Hoorbeke-Public Works, Bin& Oxf., gua. all Gt. Westn. 2934 - 80%
Do. without, all p Do.
immediately preceding the closing of the Crystal sessed, or farmed by those who have no sufficient in- vast pauper-hatching machine, under expensive ma- _ Bir.Wolv. & Dud.,
palace. terest in its improvement, by landlords who care not nagement, should be made to turn its attention to the Gs-ERMAN I'. guar all_ pd Do.
Looking now to the separate items, The Hambur '
we find that • t make a fence, hang a gate, build a house and farm- annihilation, not the regulation, of this social disease. gil Journals state that a great number Do. without, all pDo
m 0 B le hash. all L *
uc ing p on. &N.W ... - •••
• of wrecks have been occasioned on the shores of the
the Customs there is a deficiency on the year and t 'efficient dra• i
ing premises, much less to attemp nage,
We believe that more move is
one is spent OD aristocratic
is Baltic by the recent storms. Clydadale Jc. all
At Helsingburg nine EI: ' ptaledonian bl -53
,on the former of 81,752 L, on the latter of or indeed any drainage at all. This must have secretaries, commissions, &c., and more money . in., gun. 6 perl
vessels were cast on the coast, and a captain and seven cent 100Lpd'Gt.No • 147 -149 x.d
5981•
264/ It is, however, under this bead that the been hitherto one main cause why Ireland allows us squandered on parochial dinners and squabbles, than men perished. Gloucett. & Deanl
deiced by our numerous visitors last year to bring over from the Mississippi the grain with would relieve the country of one of its greatest bur- A Frankfort Journal states that it la not true, as _Forresti all pd Gt. Westrn. 82 •-••-
A 3
effects pro Ha tlep . Dk. &.5 Yk.New.2l
would be most perceptible. The reductions on sugar, which she could so largely supply us. dens, and that burden be made to be a blessing for stated by some of the journals, that the Austrian Go-
vernment has invited the States of the coalition of Railw....all pd & Berw. •••
and titmber also came into operation, s° that Mr. BRIGHT appears to be not disinclined to sup- future ages. Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N 113 ..... 115 113%
coffee, Darmstadt to resume their conferences at Vienna ; Do. Halves.,all p Do. ' 56% --- 57%
whole we may be well contented, that it has port a Tenant Right Bill, one which should give the -- - also, that it is not true that that Government has Do. Quarts., all p Do.
on the THE CABINET.-The first Cabinet Council for Leeds &Brdf., all p Midland -
- 109 108
Outgoing tenant a claim for improvements. Now weoffered those States military assistance, in the event
been no wage. this season
has been appointed for Friday next, the 15th Lou. & Grenw., all S. Eastern
13% 14X
The onlit other item of .
the ordinary revenue, in must confess that it would be only in consideration of inst. Lord Derby • •
arrives in town to attend the meeting, on of disturbances taking place in their territories, in
f - Do. Pref....all pd Do.
5 - 26%
• is decrease for the year, is that of the pupil-state of Irish farming at present, that we Wd d
Lancashire.enes ay or Thursday next, from his seat, Knowsley Hall, consequence o the rupture of the Zollverein. Lowestoft., gun. 4
which there a Lord Ma 11834 - 19%
mesbury is expected from his seat in The Carlsruhe Gazette announces that Thiele 11 d Norfolk
is less in- could au o
may be remarked pp ore such a Bill. Possibly for such a state Scotland, per cent...a p_
...
"Taxes ;" one which it(Fort William), to be present at the assembling of 'of M.
• otentiar Baden at the Customs' Congress Plenip. y
.Do. 6 p. et., all p Do.
il uenced than any other by temporary circumstances. something artificial may be needed, and possibly such
fhriosincollaetatgeour. Mr.
h Secretary Walpole will return to town Mane h. - M h Buxtn, f L.&NWI 3- 3 x
On that the falling off for the year is 1,157,201/._ a Bill might be the proper remedy. We think, Salisbury, Loir7HaerrdwiSitickeestayn'd T 1 Lord Chancellor, Lord .
has quitted Berlin, although Baden has not signed
Frankfort Pi • . & Matick,s%p 1&M. 3
however, however, that such cosub- to arrive in London inlof Munich.
Mr. Herries, are expected the rep y - 1
for the quarter only 5,810/. We have, com are properly the early part of the week. The Duke has also left, although that city formed no part of car, 6p. c., all p Stlctn&Dar ... -
...
already explained that it was estimated that the sub- jects of argreement between landlord and tenant only. of Northumberland, Lord Lonadale, •
Lord John Manners, the C Sir John Pekin ton of the Darmstadt coalition. N. & E., sp. c., all E. Counties 63 -65 I
The law ought of course Chancellor of the E h xc equer, andtn. &Wyre,
.1 L.&N.W i
stitution of the house tax for the window taxwwold to protect the agreement, Mr. Henley, have already arrived in town. A letter from Berlin, of the 6th, in the Cologne Pres . _ ... ...A. ... _
...
all paid &La. ate e
toprescribe of what kind 1
lead to a decrease in the receipts of 1,200,000/. There but not - DEPARTURE or THE EUROPA.-On Saturday after- Gazette, states that M. LICHTENHEIM, the correspoe::
Ditto, Halves, A,
twenty-oneyear leases noon, at four o'clock, the British and North dent of the Universal German Gazette, has been 2
is, therefore, Be just reason for regret at this defi- teen or are the proper reuse- American Royal 10100/.op d
__t. Do.ort_
1... gt,
... g
dies for tenant-right demands. It Mail steam-ship Europa, C •
Ca Ryrie, left Liverpool for P" - hie 49
lled from that city. He was taken under escort to Roy. & Hit., Lis G N . ..... taf t
cranes. appears to us easy New York direct, with upwards of e• ht Do. Shop. Ex., all Do. l4B -. IA t
how that with short leases 18 y passengers, a fair the terminus of the railway to Hamburgh.
Shf. Rth. & Goole,
We now turn to the bright side of the picture. to s and legalised tenant- cargo, and the usual mails for the United States and British -------•. i
must be endless dis America. sp. e., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks .. -
The Excise has always been considered as the best right there pates as to what im- '
M. JULLIEN.-The notices of Jullien a opera, Peter
S. Staffdsh., 9% p Mrhf•Clean • - .d. •
Y 4 A dis.
index of the comfort and Prosperity of the working provements were really needed, and landlords might Y '
Me erbeer, the musical composer is s
, at pa (Ger- the Great, given by the London journals, have been rigorously
Wear Val. 6p c. all Stckt& Dar 80 -. 31 1
classes. When it proves more than ordinarily pro- :)t) most grievously annoyed. Real landlords and of the bathe,many), in such bad health that he cannot even make use
cut out by the Russian police censors, one of the incidents
being a plot against the life of the Czar. Ditto ditto, all Do.
, 17114414924, i Ce&iWaitca. 104 sw 106 1
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