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THE SUN LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
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TTEEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. clergymen said " ditto" to the inaugural invectivea as well as•the'pockets of her MAJESTY'S lieges, from COURT CIRCULAR. ' MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Yerewell Season of Mr. Benjamin Webster as Lessee and Manager. delivered with unction by the venerable Archdeacon. his future attacks. ace- ........-aa-..—. BRITISH RAILWAYS
.
THIS EVENING, WINDSOR, CCT. 29. CITY, Two o'CLces.
AAbniehrdeß;itlwßaylo3o.l;tipapEidd. 2C96l:int_og
Never acted, a new and original Historical Comedy, in three acts, The Sabbatariens have proclaimed the scheme of Serjeant ADAMS likewise enlightened us a little
The following had the• honour of dining with her Business done
entitled RICHELIEU IN LOVE, by Messrs. B. Webster, Leigh opo
ning the garden at Sydenham upon Sundays a god- with regard to the magistrates' powers in such cases. •
Majssty yesterday :-The Prince and Princess of Hohen- The Sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were te-day.
Murray, Rowe, and Panne ; Mrs. L. S. Buckingham and Mrs. 20,000 bales, of which speculators and exporters took ..._
Stirling. less project of desecration to the LORD'S Day, and We are much obliged to him for it. We sball not lotto Langenburg, tho Princess Adelaide and Prince
~182814/.pdd. e d• 29% %ta
about half. The market was firm. Railway Shares
10 - 10%
After which (last time at present), the successful Farce of BOX
it would seem that the fanatical cry of a little clique fail to keep a sharp look out in future upon the use Hermann of Hohenlohe, Viscount Hardinge, Colonel the -
C ha.IJI ltd. ,•
and COX, MARRIED and SETTLED. were steady and active in the morning, but declined B Jvi.
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Ts conclude with the new Farce of THE WOMAN I ADORE. Hon. C. B. Phipps, and Lieutenant-Colonel Bormann,
slightly before the close of business. Bir., Wolv., and tour
of religionists has frightened into concession the which magistrates make of their summary powers in
Belgian service.
Di to, Chest. & Birk.
Brist&Exet.,lool. pd. 101 - 103
Noble Earl the leader of her MAJESTY'S Govern- cases of assault. "He had seen it stated that the ut-
ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. The Queen and Prince, with the Prince and Princess In the statement of the Bank of England accounts,
ment. Even now we cannot credit any such amaz- most amount of punishment that could be inflicted for of Hohenlohe Langenhurgt drove out in au open oar- made up for the week to the 23d instant, the changes
Under the Management of Madame VeStriJ. P . %- 6 IL
THIS EVENLIG, Oct. 30, riage yesterday afternoon, attended by the Countess of upon comparison with the previous return are nume-
erm be performed (second time this season) ANYTHING FOR A. .singly preposterous act of pusillanimity: Bigotry the most brutal assault, was imprisonment for two
Desert the Hon. Flora Macdonald and the Hon Caro- rous and separately of rather large amount. The aoLes 251.Cena, el pd:
h-shod months, or a fine not exceeding a" Nothing, Mr. • ' • • ' • * 21% -22
CHANGE. Margaret, Miss Kate Hickson (her second appearanee to ride thus roug
eannot surely be allowed , line Cavendish. Lord Charles Fitzroy and Lieutenant-
-13,565677020,:,225739:9093 3- 2% die.
In public); Swappington, Mr. Charles Mathews. over the councils of the DERBY Administration. ADAMS says, is more untrue than this statement C I payment of the quarterly charges and dividends,
After which, TAKING BY STORM. According to him, the magistrate has power to inflict
. o onel F. H. Seymour were ia attendenco on horse- however, was still in force, and will explain prettg
a Caledo '
man _lOOl. pd. 54 _54 ta
To be followed by THE GOLDEN FLEECE. Jll3O/1, MisS Jana ----- well the alterations that occurred. The circulation Chest. & Hoi 1,1,
~ 54S 31 4%
Prince Albert, accompanied by Prince Hermann of Yeh, a e Pe. 24% -25 y
2 25 4ye 5 %
M. George; Medea, Madame Vestris. a three months' imprisonment, or a fine of 51. ; or, if was not brought, because the bullion was in requisi- Cork & Bandon allpd 17
To conclude with A HOUSE OUT OF WINDOWS. Characters The first annual general meeting o
• f the Anglo- H h 1 h t dd b C 1 Ith H Ch I G
oeno e, a ten o y o one e on. ar es rey
IJduncediee,Perth, & Aber-
b t • • th t 11t1 fthl tt 5
ay Messrs. Roxby and Baker ; Mrs. Macnamara and Miss Max- • held yester- he thinks the case deserves severer punishment, he and Lieutenant-Colonel F. H.Soymour wont to London tion - 4 dis. 40%
,tt we imagine a very ie o ea er was Dub.&Belferet.'4s/.pd. -18 1734 %
tiedele. back.
has power to send the case to a tribunal, where a jury this morning by a special train of the South-Western Dundlk & Ennis. all pd.
exported, since the arrivals would have more _ t .o.- ea.
Sole Agent for the Private Boxes, Mr. W. Aileron, 15, New day at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street.
Californian Gold-Mining Company was
than counterbalanced the shipments that have been
Bond•street.
_would intervene between the Judge and the accused. Railway. made whether to the Continent or India, and tbe June. ... all pd.
Ditto, New ... all pd, 8 --
9
...------- We remember the statement he alludes to in one of
, , 1 The proceedings were of the most satisfactory cha-
racter : the assembled shareholders appearing fully Prince Albert arrived at half-past ten o'clock, yester- Bank having very little silver left, obviously could East Anglian pule & "1:x ; :••32tel
THEATRE ROIVAL, ADELPHI.
Do (18/. E.& H. all pd 3
the very ablest of our weekly contemporaries, and if day morning, at the New Palace of Westminster, attended not have contributed towards the sums remitted to E. and', & D.) all pd. 4% _ 5
Open for the Season.
late E. U. shra, all pd.- 9% - 10
Proprietor, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste; convinced of the meritorious conduct of the Directors ;
Serjeant ADAMS' remarks have anY Pertinency in re- by Colonel the Hon, charies Grey, isua Lieut.. Colonel Calcutta. The alteration in the account were as fol-
East. Cour ties ..). all pa,*
THIS EVENDKI and thoroughly appreciating the zeal, energy, and
lation to. it, he means that the magistrate has the lows :-
Do. do. do. 6/.pd. . 12% 14 3% %
The celebrated Drama of THE GREEN BUSHES, or a Hundred ability displayed in the management of their concerns F.
HI; SReeyyma
lo uHr .i
ghness presided at a meeting of the sur- Notes issued Eastern Union, class A,
f • fl. • h ' • t
in every case, o in icting t e imprisonmen plus committee of the Royal Commission for the Exhi-
Years Ago, by Madame Celeste, Miss Wsolgar, Me.sars. Honey,
re hF 1 f 13, • Decrease
Paul Bedford, Emery, &c. bee the party in o h ce. The prospects were indeed of Power,
an g . g ,
drefusin the fine We had thou ht with our con- bition of 1851. The other members of the committee
Rest
Increase •• - •••
To conclude with the Historical Drams of JACK SHEPPARD. the enost cheering and auspicious description, exciting
p.
_sent were t e ear o erby, the Right Hon. Henry 34,373166:023750
3,098,897 Do., do., B. at C., all pd. 614 -63 e 6i4 %
Jack, Mrs. Keeley ; Blueskin, Mr. Paul Bedford. temporary, that he had this discretion only in the
. Labouchere, Sir William Cubitt, Sir Charles L. East- Public Deposits
Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100 L 26 -27
Edinbe& Glas.,looL pd 76 - 787114 80 79%
a reasonable anticipation of an early dividend. The
,
-....-__—_... case of attacks on policemen or constables. Serjeant lake, Sir Alexander Spearman, Mr. Coulson, and Mr. Decrease
449,222
on ainasd.
&Bisr...Jwune.:..iiaollopLpd 57 -59
ROYAL PRLNCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. time thee has already elapsed has not been misapplied.
eireat Northn.,looL pd 82% --
gilta 83 2
ADAMS ought to know, and if he be right, we hope Bowring (secretary.)
At 12 o'clock a meeting of tho Royal Commission for Other Deposits
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. It has enablied SIR HENRY VERB HUNTLEY, and his
Increase...
THIS EVENING that every wealthy offender, to whom 51. for revenge
Gt. S.& W. Ireld., all p 511 - 52%
e.flcien,t. coadiettors, to encounter successfully the 1-5-, was held in the New Palace of 7 ..
on:rsi present were the Duke of B Day other Bills
Great Westn., IOUL pd ma -97
1,442,560
Will be performed (third timm a new and original Play, in five
barrassed in the ia n?thing at all, will prepare himself for the fate of
Westminster, Prince Albert presiding. The other Decrease
acts, by Westland Marston, Esq., entitled ANNE BLAKE. Prin. amenities
earlier stage.); worch they were em till:yEa:hlte)itnil omnisos fi
Do.%s. A Stk., 100/. p 47 -49
clpal characters by Messrs. C. Kean, W. Lacy, Addison, and Ches- Cap,.FITZROY SOMERSET. We think, indeed, that when
Other Securities
uc- Government Securities, no alteration- 47
ta ; Mrs. Winstanley, Mrs. Daly, and Mrs. C. Keyin. Nix. proceedings-to apply the
Right Hon. Henry Labouchere, Sir Alexander Spear-
persons who profess to be gentlemen, condescend to .chauch, the Earl of Derby, Lord John Russell, tho 11,179,558 Do. % B Stock,looL p et 7 -ei 9 120 18
To conclude with the Comedy of SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES.
Wright, J. Vining, Addison, Chester, 4 resources at their dthiposal in the most beneficial
Decrease
21,244,315 Lane. & York., 1001. pd 88 - 88% 52 Ws
Principal characters by Messrs. der- comifnit personal violence, they ought in every case to
Westmacott, Sir Charles L. Eastlake, Sir William Cu-
man, Sir Jam?s W. Hogg, Bart., M.P., Sir Richard N t
aa, Cathcart ; 30,,,„ Atarro,y, Leclerq, Daly, and Mrs, Daly. oes 11,576,015 Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 84 -86
LL.eeds Northern, all pd 17 - 17% 17% 17% la 'A
manner; and, finally, to place the important un
receive double measure. In no case, at least, shrld an
Bullion
Increase ... 183,570 Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd io -ei p
ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. taking on the most subetantial foundation. Even at
assault by gentlemen of this quality, escape with less bitt, Sir Charles Barry, Mr. Bazley, Mr. Coulson, Mr.
Active C. 1t• 10% pm
proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty.
Hopkins, Mr. Pusey, Mr. John Shepherd, and Mr. 881/e 7% BX, 1
the last moment, and afte: the publication ofartthicelereo-f
than the three months' imprisonment. This was not C. W. Dilke, Mr. T. F. Gibson, Mr. John Gott, Mr. Decrease
LAST NIGHT of the Equestrian Season, during which all the port to which we alluded in our leading
Robert Stephenson. Mr. Edgar Bowring, Becretary to ircu a ion Do. W.ltal 11. 11
. 23,160,215 , -L.. ...,n. --tap 2% _ 2 dee
talents of the Circle will he produced. Likewise the Brothers the only case of the kind which the Sergeant had to
Decrease
seigrist in their Double Performance on La Perche and the Tropez. ‘ Wednesday,additional an 4 deal with. Two policemen had apprehended a fellow the Royal Commission, attended. Dr. Lyon Playfair iv.Crsby&Sthpt. all p , -
on MONDAY, Nov. 1, the Dramatic Season w'll commence with came to hand, which was laid before the shareholders, The amount of notes circulated b 11 the banks of
d ver 7 gratifying intelligence
named PIMP, in a beer-shop, at Heston. Walking was in attendance. The meeting broke up at four the U • li• y a Lond. & Blackw all pd -sat .8%
an entirely new gorgeous SPECTACLE, which has been rome timo in , ort. It was a nited ingdom during the four weeks to the
499,645
London, Tilbur9 8-
- - - 834
preparation, and wilt be placel on the Stage, regardless of expense, 111 the shape of a supplementary rep
along the Grand Junction Canal, Pezzier jumped in o'clock, when Prince Albert, attended by Colonel the 2nd of 0 t be 37, and
under the exclusive direction of Mr. W. West, Stage Manager. LEY dated so
farther dispatch from Sir H. V. -Siting , .
to escape ; the policemen took to the water too, and • •
Hon C Grey and Lieut -
. Colonel F. H. Seymour, left c o r inst., contrasted with the 4th Septem- Southend 3pd gre -2% p
ber last, was as under :- Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct 100 p
Deors open at Half-paSt Six o'clock; Box-office open from Eleven to d announcing on his return to Windsor Castle. 105ce -10-6 i 1055 6
to Four (tally. recently as the 15th September last, an one of them, a good swimmer, soon collared the fugi- Bank of England 21,943,981 ... Dee. ... 837,117 Lon. &.N.West.,lool. p 124 - 12,14 123% 2% 43/4 4
akahurg pro-
' the completion of the purchase of the Di .
tive 'While hastening their prisoner along, four of Mr. Rose, and Mr. J. Tronndell Gilbert from British Private do. 3,536,001 ... Inc. ... 129,369 13)°. P.4L1124 124 pd 3% ..... 4 p
Pe " h 11 t• of our readers, •
rty. It will be in t e reco ec ion his brother brickmakers, aided by a number of other G ' h d • ' - •
mama a an interview with Sir John Pakington yes-
' . Joint Stock do 2,933,097 ..• ~ ••• 168,653 Le•." et .".WIIP 1141 -IA p
PORTRAITS as only Pro-
that, in the first instance, the contract w ,
A nersons, by whom the neighbourhood had been much tenthly, at the Colonial-office Stretch B h •
eines ... 3A43,061 108 863 on. &S. West. 0/. p 94 ,- 95 93% %4%
, Do. New 501., 42% pd 2% 2% cr
Irish Ditto ... 4,875,706 ... „ ... 367,005
l aosa • Ado ' • • •
putation, consisting of Mr. John Mesterman, M.P., Do. New 40/ 341. pd 3 - amis.
OF visional. Sir HENRY having very judicious y,
disquieted, forced the policemen and prisoners into Sir James Duke, Bart., M.P., Mr. W. Cubitt, M.P., Mr. The result is an aggregate circulation of 28,418,079/. Lon. & Enn isk 1 - - 2 -----
1., all ed 22 -23 22
WELLINGTON AND SOULT with the same prudence that cha
recterized all his f
the North Star public-house, under pretence of their G. Brooke, Mr. J. S. Noldwritt, Mr. John May, Mr. in England, and of 36,736,846/. in the United King- Man. Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 32 -33 t
I 32% Ya
P proceedinge sti 1t d that a portion of the purchase-
.., pu a•e . needing some beer ; they had scarcely got out of the Thomas Smith, Mr. A. Dasvenes, Mr. John Sunman, dom. Compared with the same time last yeae, viz , Do. Alanch. &Lincoln I
and Mr Hu
WITH ME3lolii3 AND FAG-Sal/LES OF THEIR HAND- - licitor of the . ghes, had an interview with the Right Hon. to Oct. 4, there is an increase of 4 168 8851. 'These Union 4r 2s. pd aie.- 3 e• '
es.
, money should be retained until the so
house again, when the constables were struck, and J. W. Henley yesterday at the Board of Trade relative fi I , Midland
WRITINGS. gures represent an amount of commercial activity 1001. pd 79 - 7ee ! 78% 914
,c3ompany at San Francisco had fully investigated,
one of them pushed into a black muddy ditch, almost to the free admission of Ostend and other foreign rabbits, that cannot but be ratif in Do. Bin & Derby 100 L 143 .- 45- '
, 45
A PORTRAIT OF field finally approved of the title. This was a very
choked, perhaps would have been so, but for a come and for the greater expedition of their delivery.
Mr R. G MtD g Y g•
The transactions in Foreign Bills of Exchange Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47%
Do. % Shares, 17% pd ***
e•-• ...
onnell, C. 8., the Lieut.-Governor of
THE DUKE OF WELLIN GT ON necessary precaution, considering the great uncer- . tbt de htk th d out of his e : '
• passionaee ys an .2, wo oo emu ea. Vincent had were yesterda aftern t th 1 f bl
y . oon a ra er ess avoura e Newcaa & Carl all - d *** - -
tainty of tenure that had prevailed but a short time f yesterday en interview with Sir John r
ates for bu Newmarket IOOL Pe
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TOGETHER wITII mouth ; and, added to ell this, there was the usual Pakaigton. yers. Ninety Days' paper was negociated P • 48 -50
THE MOST previously. Everything, however, bad proved fa-
complement of stamping on them while down, kiok- Mr• Joseph Bentley had an interview with the Right st 25, 37i to 40 on Paris, 11, 191 to *on Amster- Newport, Abergawen
and Hereford „AA/ pa aze
vourable, and the cgreement was finally ratified. s Hon. J. W. Henley at the Board of Trade yesterday. dam, 13, 71 to Bon Hamburgh, 120 f toll on Frank- Newry& Ennisa, 71 t -'a - 2 %dia.
SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SOULT ing, biting, and the like. The ringleader, who seem
_ fort, and 11, 44 to 48 on Trieste. Norfolk A P 31A - 3ai
100/. pd 48 -50 49 48%
In addition to the pleasing reports already re- h
to ave taken encouragement from having got off
A Cals• The exports of the precious metals from London Do. New
met Council was held yesterday afternoon, at 204 ... 20L p 6% - 7
EVER TAKEN,
ceivad and noticed, Sir HENRY HUNTLEY states, . ,
with on y two mont s imprieonment for an assault on
1 h' • ' tho Formen-effice, Downing-street. The ministers pre- direct, during the week to Thursday last, were 8,100 North. Coun.Un. 3 %pd
„,„ - _ dis.
BY WYON, that the whole property had been examined by Capt. ounces of silver, and 11,990 ounces of gold. eeerth British ...100/. p 38 -39
1. • A 1 1 t t ced to six months' sent were:-The Earl of Derb h T d C 1
the po ice in pri as , was sen en y, t o ....or haucel Or, 38% 8 %
FOB WHICH THE hIARSHAT. SAT SIX TIMES, DArfEfl-a gentleman of great intelligence, with forty . ,
h h tth e and two menthe all the Earl of Lonsdale, the Marquis of Salisbary, Mr. Stocks ree improving, but there is very little doing. Do,
Nth. Devon, N0.1,131.p 6.n. 6r d'
as is. 6ee
, No. 2 'e - - -
imprisonment, te ot ers o re ~, 6% pd
IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED, years' :seining experience in three different nations,- .
W. h d 1 b -f r megi tra'es will proceed ;• '
ith ur a our. 1. ou .= s , Secretar V' 1
y Ya. pole, the Earl of Maim ' hn Consols are 1001
eshury, Sir Jo , i for transfer and account. The Do., te A, def ail pd **ile - **sr,
Peeing ton, the Chancollor of the Exchequer, the prate New Three and a-Quarter per Cents. beve been 1031 Do., la B, - 'a - - '''
guar. 5/• Pd pea - % dis.
AT THE SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, and the quartz of every lode tried, and that "each
h • 11 - Jean but rarely hear of cases of of' Nokhn b 1 d h It' h 1 Henley the a- • and the Th e
f t -It ed ,-• oof them lusln a cliget we . ___, .fm er sin ,te ig t _lon. J. W. . , e , r e per Cent. Reduced 9921 Bank 1,-Corth. Stafford, 17% p 4y, - 414 dis. 13
PRICE SIXPENCE. trial gave a satie ec ory resu , ne eone
title kind. We can conceive of little or no danger Foal o. Hardwicks, the Right Hon. J. C. Herries, and Stock is very firm at 2231 to 224 ; East Indin Bonde Nei. tn-Wpatei a...al Ipd
~, _,,,,
Sun Office, Oct. 30, 1852. were extremely rich." It wae, therefore, by no
from over severity in cases of unprovoked assault Lott! John Manners. The council sat two hours and a N. -
are 84s. ; and India Stock is at 274 to 275 , E S'
S•
117.*
*lune.
8%
1' 3%
• xche- - 4%p.
. ' half. Oxf.,Wor., &W 10
e 0/•P 47% - 48% 48
quer Bills are 755. to 78s. rem.
P ium. Scottish Central 100/
4 ..............----........
-..., means surprising, that t .
• which cep ure y
t b a policemen must be in almost -
_ _
__
- 89
90
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. exhibited such - •
perfect unanimity and gratification.
I • . tie' to cur safety that an officer per . • is i i „100/. p 57y. -595 a
every case. tIS eseen . LONDON AND SOIITH-WESTERN Cents. bring 25 to -4-, and the Certificate 3il. The 5 Shrews. & 8ir....100Lp 68 t - 721-
Tars DAY -Morning 5 min. after 3 I Evening 13 ruin. via 3 ....--.1.,„1.„:1,1.0,.,„ ere generally speaking, the most con-
hould feel se eecure as the law can make him while RAIL WAY-(THIS DAY.) sDo. do.
To-Motmow-Mcrr-ns 34 nen. alter 3 1 Evening 49 min. aft,: 3 "iL"..•ium... .. - / . S per Cents. are better, being nominally 511 to 52.
• • hie 2o ion as
--------------- tented and complacent persons imagine. , g *no• short of this is __ease__ hrew. Sz Her 8' o 134 1Z M. "" r"
.------ - to .8-. Equedor Stock is at 5. Sinewebo. and Ca es'''. ' s'a - Joe me* en es
THE WEATHEIL,--Suit OFFICE, Cemomta 30, everything is couleur de rose, and that there ie the
offering a premium to policemen to let a fighting .
An ad journed special gent ral meeting of the pro- The Turkish Loan is worth 41, eud very dull. (Nor. W. Mir - ll ter
• • pr.:etc:re of the South- Western Railway was held this -- , -) a PEI 20 -21
French 4.t car Cents. are 104 75, wit t e exc lenge Ina naive,
•libl'l all pcl 10 •-• 10M
Timatmorerrien, ast THE SHADE. anticipation of a handsome dividend and a rising Blur-, .
captive escape, an a
d lso to the guilty captured man to -
morning at the offices, in York-read, Lambeth, for the at °5 25. Dutch iht. C 3 Do. Oseeest it a -
. per ents. aro at 64e. ry a. pu, 15 -16
46 -higeset since noon yesterdey. ket for shares. They &would, indeed, be hard to y Of late ears the police lieve purpose. of receiviug the :open of the Secretaries as
be as savege es can. Y I , ,
40 -lc weet this morning and daring the night. Rail way shares now th I • •ahrer Uni°ll •••6%, Po' 31/4 -3 d. 3Y
e sett ement is over aro • e•
please, if they refused their assent to a report in
man.
'fasted a most creditable disinclination to resort to the res .
-eh of the ell which had been taken on the s
hro. A, B, C, & D fully -
53-•Lus day, at noon. P • - - • generally -ether 1 bt f " • • -
ower, u a air ousiness is doing.
BAROMETER, 29-73. every respect, 80 satisfactory, or to object to the con-
to violence themselves, and they ought to be well pro- c
resolution of the Dime tore for proceeding with the b -. '
entral Extension from Saliebury to Exeter. Mr. mining shares are risieg, except Ave -Melia. 1 pd. up at per cent. - m ..- ...
South Devon all pd 22 -23 22
W IND W.-Fair. duct of Diecetera who had to eminently merited their
tected from the violence of others. The principle Chaplin, aI.P., Chairman of the Board of Directors, South-Eastern 100/. pd 80 y, -80 F 80 7/ 80
.............e. - -e- thanks and gratitude.
should be car .
e ied out by like severe punishments in occupied the choir. Tho result was announced to be BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY. South Wales all pd 4i - 41'44 /8
DAILY WEATHER TABLE. It was not merely the assembled shareholders; how-
ever
y case o rut
f b •91 assaults on women or unsuspect- as 1011°ws:- (From the Official List, ) 6.Yorle& Rite Dun 15/. 14 -15
VOTES. Do. Do. 5/. pd 4% - 5
ever, who were contented. The proceedings had the ,
ir persons. If there are wretches who can abuse In favour of the Pet- Bank Stock ... tipsiness done. e •
221 3t end. & Durferm. all p ~,, - „.„
State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following effect of sendieg up the shares in the market, and we we A • . t th •t th •k -
their greater physical s rug agams e waß e 4, Proxies
„e,
placea at Nine o'clock on Friday morningt-The stations .. , te e 3 Per Cent. Censels Anne - rata Vale 126/. pd „, -
aaticipeLe a rei.l iurther improvement, when the pro- , . . ‘ .
to know that amongst Englishinee, Personal
ere nrranged in order ot latitude. It is a happiness
12,389 New 3!•,4 per Cent. Aries. • . •103 V
•-• • 4 % Thames Haven Dock
dace of the works already in operetion shall arrive in a e• • • ri'y of the lowest class will applaud fain Annul ' '
h. g ties. -Exp. Jan.sth, IMO.. - and Railway 1
... 9L pd 2% - 234
Herermos--Wind W., gentle brecze-panially cloudy. even t. e vae., mew t, Against the line- Ditto SO ea - Vale of Neath...l7L pd 13 - 3
y re Exp,, Oct. 10, 1e59 6l" 16 Ite
it 3-
Soureceerreros- Wind N.W., strong i,reeze-foggy. • 'end
Etrgland; and a fairly. acquired and bona-fide diva, I •re• his
condige punishment. A drunken man 'mate ~ . Proxies - egs 8% 54
loaletsrorix-Wind W., light breeze-overcast hi iti coarse of distribution, The report declares that I
w.te
t' unfortunate woman with whom he Personel
Ditto under 1,e,104 _ * **
' Waterld. & Lim. all pd 25 -26
TinfaixioG E- NV ind S. W., strong breeze-cloudless. tt , or e Veil ne .. ...... ......... .. e 4 25%
GREEN W.R.TH -Wind S.W., gentle breeze - overcast, when Mr. DAGGS' patent quartz crushing apparetus „yes . ~
li ,is denounced often more severely in the alley 12,610 Consols for Account lOOl a West Cornwall 13/. pd 9sa - 10%
SWIIfDOI,I- S. E , gentle breeze-paniaily cloudy. is in operation-the almost mieaculous pert
'OM-
in which he lives than in our Courts of Justice. We Majority against the Pne _ EN ebeener Bills. laad. West London ...all pd .., -,„
March June. '
1,030/. ~
COLCHESTER— S.W.. gentle breeze-overrast. ;. 221 Yle, New. & Ber 100/ ) I ' 70 %
I 70 /2,- 71 705
ance of which lire astonished the many sc. . :AP V.
CAMBRIDGE-W. , gentle breeze-cloudy. nope that Sergeant Anams' reform in administering Thanes were afterwards voted to the chairman, and - - x• -OL P 7% - 7 Ole.
tease:omit-Wine. W., gentle breeze-overcast 11
entific gentlemen, her whom it was carefu y
the law will spread throughout the Bench. meeting, wnich was but thinly attended, ecperated. Small _
Do. G.N.E.pma. 10L p tey -
4 2% dia
I ork &N. Mid.looLpd 531 7 -54
'the returns front the following places indicate the state of examined, they will be enehled to crash 150 tons of
__ . _
_____ . .___ e___er•-!--- _ _ _ _ _ _ Equador Bonds
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS. At- . 53% X 4
PREFERENCE SHARES.
the wind and weather on Thursity merning at nine
quartz per diem-an estimate that will hy no means
THE I:Y'AN AND CHAPTER or ST. PAued.-It is a . CRYSTAL PALACE.-PROBABLE WITH- Mexican 3 per Cent
Aberdeen
ceemee :- 241 e % all pd „., -e,
appear too high to the perties who have tested the
current report in the clubs that the Dean and Chapter HOLDING OF THE CHARTER. Russian 4% per Cent
4%
Luntamx-Wind S. le., calm-partially cloudy. 1 'n. a claim to have Snalinian Bonds. 5 per Cent.
---•......_... 97%
maLuseAß-wind is. E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. capabilities of this valuable invention. But if on yI of St. Paars Cathedral_ have put i
I'h tl Sp inish Bonds, 3 per Cent.
517 a
Pc 0LYT...,-W ind ii.W . gentle breeze-partially cloudy. one-third of that quantity, or 50 tons D 4ieto 1
, the disposal of upwards of 0,000 of the 0
10, 00 seats w lic le ...,,,.e .
-er " ' I cath chiral will furnish at the national funeral of the Duke oi v., learn from a source, on which we cen rely, that Ditto New Deferred, 3 per Cent... 25 5 i Caledonian, 10/. 100/ pHo _ yo 3 -
C tMBRaIX.) It- W, ind N., gentle breeze-rah). the Premier has changed his mind on the subject of the 102%
were cruehed, it would yield a profit of only 200 Wellington! Spanish Con,. Cert. Coup.not ti-ided
HoLTimi -; -Wind N E., bard wind partially cloudy.
r, 7 Lic,,, i j •,..,.. ,_
____.. 1,._
......, . „_„___
__
__ _ ,____,,,,
7.,,,... intended charter to the Crystal Palace Company. His Turkish Loan, 6 per Cent., 1859 ' 4
•• . •.- Wad. Banana.,
LaNc.t.w.-risu -"Nina W., strt.:llg- lireeza—rairti•Atly elothly• weendea a..., e le see jrus el. smu,otto , --
ler of her adaauty's Commissioners of Lieuten- rmrdshin h." "eme me• et - tat ame --- -me- 4 1,., ‘"' V rmeli ltentes. 3 ,-,,,. ci,„,
__. il)4t. 4:)c Ex. 25f 2' P %die .... te p '
71, UCT.IIY-*W ind ESE., stC,rcu-ov.,rcast. 400 per cent. on the capitel of the company. No- terday by or, Arustrian B d - , -ac Dundee, Per &Ali e '
f •fi ity of London " That the militia of the city of PT:estutatrons or high legal authorities, that it is not on P., o per aent., 10 Gm Z
Sirar-Wind N., stem:lg brecze-cloudy. ancy or tec- -.- , Junction all pd e _ eel
' - . the shape of speculation hitherto brought
tiling in London is apoo.inted to bo trained and competent for the G
exercised (pursuant (merriment to grant a charter. It Dutch Excha., 2M per Cent., 12 Guil.... 615
Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates - 3/
.."----"---""-'77-----'---: -7--.7•77-2---
h -ld lt,- W- are living, to the several rkeCs
out has yielded suc go en resu r. e ;mean; that there is an Act of Parliament rhieh was
of Parliament made on that behalf) for 4, „ ,
to commence on Monday next, the Ist day passed in the 21st year of the reign of George the -____ Do. (N.) 7 per ct. all p 3% _3% '
TO CORIeESPONDENTS. that 21 days together, Du. (7/17s) 7p.c. 2 p -
however, in slrenge, eventful times, and matters
of November, and .thet all men belonging to the said militia Third, which expressly declares it illegal to receive TWO O'CLOCK. Eastern Counties E ...
- ...
, -
We cannot undertake to return rejected communica- r Ile mono on the Sunda f
are hereby required to assemble at the. head-quarteirs o, t 1 ,y y .or entering any place of public Consols a.,
are now of constunt and il.aily occurrence would, some
--. .. ..• ••• 100% IA _
SP• e., -No- 1 ...all pd 1% 2
tiers. t' ly in- iteyal London Militia rtagiment in Oliver s-yard, Citytroac , amusement, which, it is said, the Crystal Palace will, to rtitto Account, Nov. 11 ... ... ioo',a, Ve Do. No. 2 P Pln-
few years since, have been regarded as u...er . at 12 o'cicck in the morning of ea i all pd ese, _ I% p '.. Pm.
f AVM' tea'
in the county o 1 e• ~ , ntents and pnrposes, be. It is, therefore, confidently M d b ' Do. New
men not labouring under any . in- on ay eing the Ist of November, the Stock Ex •6p. c. Stk. all 14. g _ 1,5 ta 15
credible. -When, hotvever, we find tho rude labourer, the same day ; and every stated that Lord Derby, instead of grantin thn charter h Eastern Union Scrip,
,
=de:a I e'7-; i'',-.,at ;ea o shall not appe .
ar at the time le •bipt . . g - c ange will be closed, by order of the committee
firmity incapacitating hire, on es own responsi iy, as originally int de I 'll • Guar. 6 per et....a1l p 17 - 171/
4-7 r ;',.41 "Iri 4til-s. '-- i " or even instruments
without experience, macreuery, . -mod a deserter, and incur the
alio h f ca -t 'wl 17% 1.4
i d 1 f al 1.1 be dee 2
, ,-4 1 / ,--*- ' ----
___ e., h, 4. , n an p ace a oresai , Iv' w the matter to ere erred to the lo dslaturo 1• •h . ---.- -....-...-..,„_-......_-_-..._...,.' --1. Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p
... _
-, al tr.‘ ''''''.';`%.r' "---7"7sl:7ki : `'...----.) ce-anal of the most ordinary elescription, realizeng m Y
a - fall penalties provided by law in ,such a case. (20/. or six
could onl • • • I. 'NV
LIC
MARKET NE WS-(TIlIS DAY.)
~, _ ~.--,.s .; 1 i-,-__,...,,c- vk,-.4 ~ , ~--:\;..4 ybein a position to grant a charter by first East Lancashire, G per '''
,-.4-.4e,'Jt el4eh-jj'Ae*:a d•X 4-he q --.
.t, A)",VeteS't /e, pounds sterling per diem,. what may be rhtie months' hard labour in prison, is the nen_altyi) T.he different _
eden
~,_ A
ct
0.,
et. Qum.. Shia. all pd
„.„ ee
.t.
number :d volunteers without any We had a fair demand for most kinds of Vegetables, at Junction, sths-all pd „ ...
-..,..-- „ eiit_ .?.,, /•,,,g - . ff.?, 0, ,•/' •,, f._ •_.„_ • "V",
A ~,
' •tx4:- led wards and parishes of the city have prot lace their respective rep en gld° ea
with everything that could be desired, to enable thiana is complete (600 men). Next week the reeintne and exer- t Parliament to which we have re-
fully last week's prices. In Fruit-the show of which we 9 Edin., Per. &Dun. 5% *. '"
Ad •
t- ed.-Monnin verttser. COVENT CARDEN. East a: West Yorkshire
, . :Ml:u
~, ' '':, ' ' ''' cipated from the combined sk:11 and activity, cozen dirScultne and the regiment err 9
ising of the new regiments of volunteers will be general
........---....„7.----.....e._ --
fully to develop the capabilities of the auriferous'
tehroughout the whole of the counties of Engem.: and Wales LONDON DOCK COMPANY. good-comparative little business was doing.
FRUIT. -Pine Apples Ss Gd to 6s Od ; Hot-houso Gr. per cent. all p(I 3 3%
no Glas. & S.W. gua 5 p.c. --
ec, soil ? It is impossible to affix a -limit to that which elutt came under the New Militia Act of last sassioe. ree - 2s Od to 6s ; Hamburgh 'ditto, 2s Od to 2s Gd er lb • l'ea-cl.; ss' Gt. North. sp. c 100 d *** - -
P e P 125 - 127 127 6
ft zii. e ' ' 7ing auiti may be obtained under such circumetances.
.a.weithaY SUDDLN DEATH OE A CusTOM.IMEsE A specipj generel meeting of proprietors has been held los od to 15s Od ; Nectarines, 3s Od to 8s Od ;ea ' " D. 5 -. red. SC. 100
igs, I s Gcl to 0 P c P 112
Oev.'don.-Yesterday evening Mr. %v. Baker, the coroner, at tho company's house, New Bank-buildings, Lothbury, 2s 6(1 per dozen; Apples, dessert, 4s 04 to 7s Od ; Cookine Great South. & West. - - -
,-.-,._ held men inquest at the London Hospital, on view of the body " for the purpose of considering the expediency of con- ditto, 3s Od to 6s Od per bushel; Pears, 28 04 to 8s Od ' (Ireland) Bths all pd 9
fMr iihtward Cleaver, aged 42 years, who died under the struc•ing an addition 1 -
a river entrance to the London sieve; Melons, 2s Od to 5s Od each ; Lemons ls Od t 2 11)-er Gt. West (Berke &II - - 9
, o sed ; , - • '
LONDON, SATUR DAY, OCTOBER 30, 1852. The remonstrances, in which we joined with the
° .• • t --Joseph Lenny Hobson, of No, 3, ' -
following cercums ances . Docks and other works connected therewith ; also, of new Oranges 186(1 to 23 Od e d • '
p r ozen , Filberts, sa to ls Od Ex. 6 per cent.)...6 pd %- 1 D
___...-o,—. rest of the press, against leniency to ruffianism, have Portland-p.lVe, Bethnal-green, deposed . that the deceased 1 Cl' b ' '
per b ; o nuts 75s to tOs per 1001bs• Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p 109 _ tut
making application to P l• t f th
ar tamen or e necessary 110
,enthouse office , .
r employed in the Commercial Irmaeeneretssi-Cabba es ad t l
g , o 3 per doz. ; French Lancashire and York-
So-the Crystal Palace Charter, after all, is not to not been altogether unheeded. Mr. Sergeant ADAMS, was a Cust(
Docks, and raveled at No. 1, Salunan-teirace, a sten. a
le i 0 powers for that purpose, and other affairs." M C I
r. att ey Beans, 2s Od to 2s Gd ; Brussels Sprouts, ls Gd to 2s per half shire, F. 20/. _6/. pd I, i;.
be granted by her MAJESTY'S Government. The Assistant-Judge at the Middlesex Sessions, has both
Thursday aftei moon last, while deceased and witness were in the chair. sieve; Cauliflowers, ad to 2s 6d per dozen ; Greens, Is Ocl ' Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/,' 'I L-• - par
to P 1 'el. - 154 156
Prime Minister of England has " knuckled down "- alluded to them and noted upon them. We are told proceeding alone• the Cambridge-heath-rooand,t one their way The a Encitee TtAo lit Yh rLeai the report, which stated that 2s Od per dozen bunches; Tomatoes, 4s Od to 5s Od per halt Leeds Northern, 6 per
home, the deceasod saddenly_fell forwerd _ h . pavement the
.entpin e ondhn Dock, fr.om the river at s.ieve: Potatoes, 703 04 to 130 s per ton ; Turnips, 2s Od to cent. No. 1 131, ei,d ••• - •••
save the marlel-to the Sabbatarians t After th" th t•K t 1 rties going to a ball or evening
is ain en uc ey, pa in a state of insensibility. Witness called for assistance and Shad well, was constructed in 1829 (tumor the authority ls Gcl; Carrots, 2s Gd to 4a per dozen bunches ; Cucumbers Do. Qrs., 1848 -9/ ea
the public confidence cannot but be severely shaken party, equip themselves with deadly weapons, leave had him removed het() the surgery of Mr. Shaw, who ad- of the ,Aest 9 Goo. IV., cap. 116), was fully sufficient for 2d to 6d each ; Vegetable Marrow, 6d to ls Od per dozen ; London & Brig. * ;et ... - ...
in regard even to the most solemn Pledges of the them in the ante-room, and cell for them regularly as ministered restoratie• ee;r e
cbeumt
mtehned
edr
he
iais ecde
hrveemy
aani ncien fe ut
hn
e- every purpose then contemplated ; vessels which corld Cieele
ery,(litilionto 21ss
t30(141 eordbren (ill? ; Spinach, ls Od to 2s per 5 per cent. _team pd ... e- ...
DERBY Administration. It is argued now that the they leave, just as we might for walking-sticles, coats, F
ii°o=a2 od
es
cue
ar gseeodrf
ea-pired on his way thither in a cab. r
withitiiyialt3o3
tb: rit, sotltligh uip the river, were readily es ervdo;zen • ',seeks, Id to 21d) rperutiunchcaß.eet, Is Ocl to ls 6d Do.Pr.s p c.•
Stk. 100 L e„ - m
y dom, however exceeded a, • ' 0 h Shallots, Gd to 8d ; Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all
Cabinet could not legally assume to itself the respon- or umbrelles ; and we had been almost on the /Ant of The deceased was perfectly
_sotbeart anhde ifnet;hhdis,zus.unal hledaaltrhd. °
8002 tons burden and 180 feet irn length. It ha's now Li- ,
t;igr .6dd, (t; 3(8Id per latib ,;Ilive, Is to Is 6d per score; Small Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100/. p **,
--
....
sibility of granting tla e charter to the Crystal Palace recommending Messrs. Nionoas, DODDERY, MOSES Ii ti Tne -scilivnesrt a balne(ra) Itscl, i b
eile the deceased's poleljtos. De- come the practice to build, for the East ludia and Idush'rooms 9(1P:c1;11)s 3d i;er
loz:!ittiltook3s Tr bundle ; Lki.L.;u&etl'..Z.-W. (Com & **
)5 p. c. iOO/. pd
Company, without firsn consulting the Imperial Legis- and SON, and the trade generally, to procure teed ceased -expired soon after the cab left Mr. ahaw's residence. America trades, ship,73, nearly double this registered por dozen, 'Parsley, 2s to 33 ed per dozen hunches! °d
t°
6s
Ln & S•W (1 3ds 5 m - ***
lature. In other worile, there i 3 the Act of Partin- advertise, as articles of dress for winter use at least, There were he deceased except- tonnage,
no marks of violende on t , and exceediri, ....)0 feet in length, which conse- NEWGATE AND LEA DENIM LL, • • • JO. .I. p 3% -4% p
Lon. & En, % Sh. all p 1314 14/
no' r d ntl be d • G
ing O few bruises caused by a fall on the ground. Dlr. quently can .pua y e a nutted at any of the ex- eese, 3s 6d to 6s Od; Turkeys, 3s to 7s each ; Ducks, Man., Sleeff, & Linen; - -
meat, passed in the 21st year of the reign of King a " splendid assortment of COLT'S revolvers, double- asamuel Birch. the house-surgeon, a:lid the deceased wes ad- is ;mg entrance:" . With regard to the proposed works, ls 6d to 2siGd a dame Rabbits, 12d to ls ed ; -wild Qt Sh.„ No.. 1...a1l pd 9- 10 '
GEORGE 111., which x mist require first of all to be barrelled piatols, bowie knives, and life Presetvent" mieted on Thursday afternoon quite dead. Witness had the particular site for tho new entrance is admirably dittio,d titcl
_it:
eithf;'igsdT, 44 to 8d each ; roasting Pigs, Do- Ziew, 10/....a1l pet 11tee - 121/8 11 ye 12
since- made a post-ntortens examination cf the b?dy, and found adapted for the purpose: its situation is immediately on 4
Cshicken°s, 3s Od to 4.s rep Fowls, 43 Gd to 8s Od ; ditto Do• 6/.
Od ; barn-door ' 3L pd % - Ira p
formally abrogated. ;Is this, we as ,
k a reason such as We begin, however, to hope that our police rate will
a large) flu_
entity of blood and serum eflosed into the sub- he deep water of the Thames• it is
, washed by the Fowls, 2s ed to 5s 04 Meryport and Carlisle,
per couple • Pheasants 3s Od to
should be advanced bj • Statesmen ? Surely the Earl suffice, and we would certr;nly rather pay th ta d th 1 Id hhd • t t' th • ation 1 • -
a , la stance (et e ungs, wlc a in orrup ec, a resmr ' direct course of the flood and ebb streams of tb ' ,
__ , e , , 4s Ocl ; Partridges, Is 04 to 4 per cent all pd y, dis. - La
o river, is 6,, • Hares, Z 3 dd to 2s 9d •Le - P
of DERBY ought to have made himself acqueinted even increase it, if necessary, than be at the expense and caushd death very suddenly. The dead; was quite na-
while at the same time it is well embayed, and the works Wodcocks, 2s Od to 3s Od,. verets, 2s Od to 3s Od; Do., 4% per ct. 6% p yedis. - % P
lex . The corener remarked
tural, fronr an attack of apop y . , Grouse 2s Od to 2s 64 ; , Mid. Con. 6p c St. 100/. „ -
. of the above-mentioned articles. The most savage and , f D• d requisite to make it available will not interfere with the Snipes, ild to ls ; Teal, Gcl to 10,1; '''
with the existence or rion-exietence of such en enact on the case, efter which the jury retremed a verthet 0- le , wild Duchs, ls 3d I- IDo Con Bris %B. " ***
wanton assaults bed of late been so gently dealt with, by the visitation of God. tinal cturents or tho convenience of tho general t raffic on Isud ; Widgeons, 9d to Is 3d ; and Plovers 4d to 91 -°
I • • • t IL'
ment as that, before lie ventured to prepare for the . , the river. The whole may be completed in a subsiantial Isnelish Eeea,
a9sOd to lOs 0(1- F h a . c each, 6 per cent...loo/. pd 148 -- 150
h f 11 ' h
that miscreants, wit uor wit empty pockets, had GREAT viaesaense RAILWAY.-We undoadand, .„. . . e
' ' : '..
I°o F h B , renc ditto, 7* Od to Do. Erowash Val. all p par -1 p
public mind a really grievous and unnecessary disap- upon undoubted authority, that on and after the Ist Nov. ra,
enner, trimming the purchase ot the re aired remises 83 04 per . ; res utter, 10d to Is ld per lb.
felt pretty sure of escaping with a fine, which was no f 'OO 0I Th q P ' Do. Leic. &Swanning.
pointment. It is not acting wisely with regard to next the tariff of fares by this railway will be reduced, in for a sum 00, 00 , o report was adopt- d ; after WHITECEIAPEL. 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p „ -..
nenalty to them, or with a slight imprisonment, which, accordance with the provisions of tha Birmingham and which a resolution wee passed, authorising the directors Beef, from 23 2d to 3s 4d ; Mutton, 2s 6d to 4 Od Do. Pref., 4i p.c. 5L p -
par *al p
the reputation of his Government,. It is not acting s . Oxford Railway AnNendrnent Act Th f res between this to meke ea application to Parliament in the ensuing Veal, 2s 10d to 33 10(1; and Pork, 2s 84 te Ss 10d s •
: e a per Bibs. ' Norfolk Exten- all pd 22% -- 23%
to those accustomed to it, was nearly a matter of in-
cit and Paddi t ell
with the deliberate pre cisiou and sedate self-collected- _ y . ng on et i, we believe, be as follows r-Ex- session for the necessary powers to carry into effect the BILLINGSaATE, Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all p 5% - 6 '5%
differen •
co We have thought that for all cases of press Trains, Ist clue, 265. 1(1 in lie f3O 0d 1
e u o s. ;-n c ass, proposed now works inee es° for authority to raise a Turbo's 4s Od to lOr Od ; Brills, Is •Od t Do. W.Val. 5 p.c. all p I% - 2
ness which we had at iticipated from the Noble Lord 18s, 3d., in lieu of 255. 0590 d ; Cod Fish, North British 100/. pd 103 - 102 lee I
brutal violence, especi
ally when unprovoked, the Ma- . ardinary Trains : ist class, 20s. 10d., mof money for sucii purposes not ex erre, / '''' h•Slt 4d t •
in lieu of 275. ; 2nd class, 15s. 8(1., in lieu of 18s. Gd. The BU , cet iea 500,000 .2sOdto iS Od eac ,o e , 02s Gd per pair ; Eels ea
on his being first sum moned to conduct the affairs of • 4' d h •
This close t e business of the meeting. Lobsters, ad to 't . North Stafford....all pd ... -„„
the country by the -voice of his SOVEREIGN. n e • should not onl have the discrecion allowed
lee gistrate y third class fares will remain as at present. We further to lld per lb ; -s Gd , Crabs, 8d to 2s '6(1; Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/.
understand that the directors, with A view to the greater Whitings, 2s Od to 5s Oct per dioeen; lhddocks, 64 to hOd ; 6 per cent.... 100/. d
but be even required to --- -- - ----- -
looked for something better than this at the hands f
o him of ordering a flogging, .
accommodation of the public, and more particularly those in Doreys, ls Od to 7s Od ; Mullets, 6d to ls each; Common Ditto ditto ... 6/. pP I -I
- ***
p
so distinguished an A dministrator. It appears, then, inflict one. Public humanity revolts at the excessive the humbler classes of life, have made arrangements for VICTORIA LONDON DOCKS. . Oysters, 12s Od to 20s Od ; Natives, 30i Od to 40s Od per Shrews. & Bir. N-1112 - -2%
-
(a a 1114, - 11%
d the arm titling on an extra train to carry Ist, 2nd, and srd class —.....---........, bushel; Mackerel, 8d to 10d each ; Smelts, ls 0(1 per dozen; Shrews. & Che •
s. (N.W.
l
that the country has ;been mistaken • L d D
In Or ERBY, miliry floggings which once disgrace
1 unish-
y,
P . B•t t M
paas„ngers.- rzs o ereury. Scate, 4d to tid per lb; Prawns, ls Gd to 2s Oder lb • "sr -
An extraordinary meeting of tho Victoria London Shrimps, ls 6d to 2s Od per 11 dBl P , in.) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% -18
and that the once-chihsalrous STANLEY ' d and at the reckless way in which such a crue p
WHITTINGTON CLUB CONCERTS.-The first Of 8 ga on ;an eaters, ls Od to 1)o. 5 per cent.lol pd te -I% p.
is prepare at bordinate Dock Cempany was held yeeterclay at the London ls 4d per dozen.
this moment to truckle in -the most obsequi ment waa inflicted. A trivial charge by asu series of concerts to take place at this institution was given' on T South Devon ell pd 15% -16
ous manner B' h t t e mh h •
avern, is maga 9-8 ree . i. e c air was taken (in BREAD.
to the wishes of a few petulsnt and prejudiced Sab- officer could bring upon an otherwie
•te decent soldier Thursda evening. The general proeramme announces instr n-
mental lerfermers on the violin, viOloncello, jfiute, and con-- tho absence oi Mr. J. P. Heywood, chairman of the The prices of Wheaten Bread in the naetropolis are from Do. New
St.-Est. (ReadieleAndi %dill*
- Par
batarians, We lamer it a circumstance so clArog t this most degrading of punishments. Humanity to
certina; but en Thursday the only instrument brought into I holed) by Mr. C. Morrison. The object of the meet- 6%d to 7d ;of Household ditto, 5d to 6d per 41b leaf. nuities)...lL Os. 6(1 p(-1 26 .-- 261
a ory HIDE.
to the dignity of his 4" antecedents." We regret that however rather
the innocent and the helpless would, , requisitione el...course in addition to the pianet was the con- , ing was thus stated in the notice :-" To consider tho Market Hides, 561 h to 641 b, lad to 2d; ditto, 641 b to 721 b sltalho..tt 4% p c 1001. p ... ---
i; certina. The artists were Messrs. J. and G. Case, F. Bertiola I expediency of authorising the directors to ap a. to Par-
be should so very glag ingly have falsified what, irt his rejoice that the wretch who can degrade and brutaoae
and miss c
ase, and they played two or three pieces with liamont in the next session for an act toretiable the lid to 2d ; ditto, 721 b to 801 b, 2d to 2ad ; ditto, 801 b to s 4, X ork_
_4 p c gd. all 19 -20
i,oclK. & Hart. gd. 5 p c
regard, were the moet carefully-cherished of the po- himself to kick, beat, wound, and suffocate a woman considerable test:tad
t • .and side '
j s (him; "e
881 b, 2id to 3d ; ditto, 881 b to 961b,3(1 to 31d ; ditto, 961 b +
programme also inelnded company to raise the further sum of 400,0004, or such 1041 b, 3id to 4d ; ditto, 1041 b to 1121 b, 4d to 4gd. (3;17 until July 1,1856, all p ... .- ...
Pular aspirations. Nay, as liberal and unbiassed Perhalas, a quiet passenger, or a policeman on duty, several songs, b
1 h I'dr d 3'
and trios. The room, which
contains severe eu. es, WR3 well filled, and tho perform- smaller sum as the meeting may determine, by the crea- Skins, light, ls 6d to 2s Gd ; ditto full 3s Od t4o 5s Od ;
lion of raw shares, and to enlarge the borrowing powers Horn Hides, 5s Cd to Os Od ; Poll ci Sh ' W6aterford& Kilkenny,
per cent. 3L pd % - J,e die.
sPeetators, and as REIM •ig the number of those who, al- should receive his punishment in kind. If, for offences ances appeared to give' general satisfaction. A h d t th • a a - K 0 1 Od II It' e eep, 4s ad to 5s 4d ; York New &Ber all p 101 - 103
cm t a compeny, an oau 011 Se t e company to con- ents, s0(to Os ; a -breds, 33 ed to 4s4d ; D ' ' • 102%
though bound by ties of sympathy to the oppositions like that of the boy J ONES, a Magistrate may inflict THE NEW SCOTCH NOVEL, " THE KINNEARs."- Struct additional works, and also to amend certain of 2s 8d to 4s Od ; Shearlings Os Od to 03 Od ; Lamb Ski owns, Do. Do 5/. pd 5% -. ors
nevertheless, demand tA in the name of candour and of a flogging, much more is such a punishment, we We have had Scottish 1 tal
ra!ra es in plenty, but abounding the other provisions of the ' Victoria Leaden Dock Act, to 4s Od each. ns, 2s 6d York &N. Midland H.
; I asant piceures of life
, , a Scottish town story 185 e, Tho Chairman moved the followiwe resolution : HAY MARKET, acid S. Parch. 10/. pd y,, -34 p . 10%
justice, that fair 1 h ' th'n.k d d b C J hfi das they do di P-e
p ay. s ould be given to the newly- • i , eserve y a LIARLES ONES, W o gore
would be welcome to the relater as affording promise both of e That the cl. tors be oath •d t '*l
' •
irec time o app yto I arlta- SMITIIFIELD.-Meadcw Hay 9/ 15s Od
se - t to 3/ 18s; Clover South-Eastern, 41/2 per cent., 100.
organized system of the DERBY Ad ' • • bf r Sergeant ADAMS on Tuesday last. This i • t An
ministration- eo e novelty an( vane y. . ,
impression of th It• 1 to -
, is in( appears ment in the next session for en act to enable the Corn- tilt 3/ 15 4/ 18
10, .s to sOd ; r.nd Straw, 1/ 53 to 1/ 12s per load, LINES LEASED AT FIXED. RENTALS.
we tell the Palma M :DUSTER Of En I • J deb d " ' dtl 1/ h e influenced a new writer, wiro has just published, under Supply good and trade dull
g and that he is oNES, esc 1 e as an impu en -oo -mg young 3V pang to raise a further sum of 400.000/. by the creation
the title of " The Kinnears," art extremely interesting story ; ~, . COME ' '
ItLAND.-Aleadow Hay 2/ 17s to 4/ 0 • Clove Railway, I Leasing isTeminal prices. Business
tamperin • o, new snares, and to enlarge the borrowing powers of 'Companies. - to-day.
g with the ie atience of his countrymen, and fellow," had been given in charge to a policeman,
of Scottf •t - manufacturing town,
sh some yin a with its fashion- ditto, 3/ 15s Od to 4/ les • ' 3 ' r
, and Straw, 1/ Gs to 1/ 14s per load. I
that he is wa t 1 • • le the compan to the extent of one-third of tlio uddido 1
°on eh throwing away one of those named GREEN, for having been detected by two wit • ables and untashionables, its great people and small peop , .1' . , • -na A full average supply, and a sluggish demand ,---
golden opportuniths • * i • its fortunate and unfortunate' its lov" jealousies, scandals, share capital so timed, end to mations° the company to WIIITEeIIAPEL.-Meadow Hay 2/ las *3llBs Clover B(If. & Bitch., all p, Lore& N.W ... - •••
which seldom occur more than nesses, the lady herself and a gentieman standing by, and follies-in short, a viaw of human COnStrunt additional works, with suoh Provisions as they ditto, 31153 Od to 51 Os; and Strsa;, ti 5s ,(r) ei ess ; . . Bin& Oxtegua.all,Gt. Westn. 29% - 80%
once in 8 generation. I enjoyments, Borrows, per loam „ .
f there is anything an Eng- in putting his hand into the lady's pocket. Upon this life under a totally new aspect, with as much nationelity and way be advised and find to be necessary." The resolu- Trade dull, at late rates. leo. without, all p Do.
lishman regards with : a as it Wilkie had painted every c thin was recended by Mr. G. Peabody, and unanimously Bir.Wolv. & Dud.,
more peculiar feelinge of dislike he not merely struggled to get asseiy, which must, truth of natui , ~ haracter.
than all others, in refe ren FALL OF A W.,ILWAY BRIDGE AT SHEFFIEL TL--- adopted. The following resolution was also a reed t • TE A guar all pdl Do.
ce to the conduct of his poli- perhaps, be tolerated in a rogue, but 'tripped the po- - tl reo o'clock th . . ld "Th h • d t g
.0. H ...MERRICAN PRESIDENCY. - Although the Do with ali to; D
tical rulers, it is tha Ish fa. Yesterday afternoon, at 1 , 0 beerat. _ at t e directors bo roqueste o open a subscrip- Presidential election will not . * (341
a - ' o*
take place tor two weeks Buckinghash.all plon.&N.W 108 - 110 110
u ing or hesitating policy 'iceman up, threw him down, and kicked him seve- branch of the Midland Railway (the Sheffield end Ro e lion list for the additional capital of 400,e00/ •
which must inevitabhe sun I, Worked u h ~ in to come, still the State elections which have just occurred Clydsdale Jc all Caled • 52 -53
eervene at last a climax of rul times in the most cowardly and unmanly man- thorham line), was anddeneir ' P Y the fell of a 20,000 shares of 20/. each, and that a first offer of tho in the great State f P 1 ' Oh• dI d" I' h. " 13.
°luau
s o ennsy yenta, io, an n lane, s• -in., gum 6 pert
official timidity, coma itilting th bridge that spans the . ,
line e.bout 500 yards north of h
t f! tiP NT allures be made to the present prophotors• rateably
e actual paralysis of ner. He then got his hand into GREEN'S d b ' have in the opinion of the American politicians, f re- cent 100/pd Gt.Northn. 148 -- 150
Government. Sheffield station. It was an iron gir er ridge, thrown t coording to taeir present holding of slicres, and that a shadowed the result, and Tem little doubt • ° G
is now telt in lowest. 84 Dean
neckerchief, and nearly choked him, but other over tho railway a few years ago, on tho formation of adi posit ot V. per share he payable on the allotment,' any quarter that General Peoe'co, the Democr • ' F t ll IGt W t 32% -33
Already we have rh ferred to the a • • eta, ce,.„-e_ ores ap( . . os ni.
gitation revived policemen and a bystander coming to GREEN' ,S RS- oew road, constructed me. the, estate of the Duke of me, meeting terminatcd whla a vote of thaoks to the (hate, will be the next President of the U • -a" /I 1 1. Dk. & 1 Yk.Newa
art ep
11-intent i oned , inted States l'
by those we , but most ince •d ' • 1 • ' .1
e t l tt It ah al , folk and leading from an extensive plot of ground c - ri ' ' Railw....all pd a, &Berw..f - - •••
usl era,e, Isis aziCe, nis brutal assai an. was a as aen to . e ~, r , .h.aerria , was supposed that the Whig candidates for State of
k : own tene
gentlemen who are e . rally ee the S bh
aa- station by three constables, Now of all persons who I near t
the Rotherhtm turnpike-read to a psreliel _ _
-- ' Peru sylvan. ld i 1 tii I lices e - • y
Melee Selby all a k. &N M 113 - 115
in i at wou a. eas e e ected, if not la ' ' . '
f .110 red
leare on the opposite side 0- • way, a Do. Halves„all p Do. - 57%
tarians. We alluded the other evening to Ith oroug• large majorities. The returns which hav * -
h 1 '
a a e-11 - ought to be protected by the severest penalties against I ti ' toe a-emetic:ll-road. The flat girders of the Tam Hoop's Gueve.-The fact that the last rest-
a Demooratic majority of about 16 e come in thow Do. Quarts., all p Do.
the-corner meeting, presided over by the VuseP ; 1 1 cal ed , --
-- vehence we think a policeman in the execution of 1 bridge re 'teed upon lateral buttresses, and was sup- 1 ing place. of this " poet of the heart "in Kensal-ereen ceme- ,000, while the Demo- lon & Gronw alaS Eastern 14 -14 14
1 b ' • - ' crats have made a gain of two memb ' • - ” ' • ••
14
of Islington, with a view to aid, in " put- b• ' - ' • I d • Ato centre by brackets springing from the ter3s is without even asa to denote its situation, forrnea the ern of Cpngress. Do. iref....all pal Do. - 26%
T 1 Whies bcean a few *weeks
13 duty stands first. None but a villain would porte in t . - subject of a touching poem, some three months since, from 1° " - ago to entertain some Lowestoft., gua. 4
ting down " the p t eject of the Crystal Palace !ruses iaimfe. .
•Vately beneath the end of the iron beams.
the pen of Eliza Cook.
_We are to find that efforts are now ' •
loubt about their trium h iu Oh'
p .10, end immediately per cent...all pd Norfolk - 19%
attack him. An honest men given into cu - e ate, bridge was about 20 feet by 30 feet, and 1 the• h
f• • being made to raise: 5un;1118,(,...:et frd MI provide fur the illus- brought ail
..I:ir raloc etery to hear on that State. It Do. 6p. et., all p Do. - ...
upon the plea of eertain anticipated desecra- tody surren(l- • . bl fi lent in his inte rity: Ehe
area
- --
t To being of iron, covered by a liver of
ers aeacea y, COD ' g i the whole strut a triour dead a suite lo u ~n,,
ha.n( that a committee has was floodea wit po 'tient pamphlets of every description Menet,. Bux.tn, j- L. &NW / 3 _ 3%
tions. Another act ft enbleue of devotees havierr I, c i ' l ' h e, - considerable for
-e ee .eeis, too, that the person of the humblest servant I rarth, its weigh•t wou u CV . j _ , .
.... t been formed for the purpose, of w ich Mr. John Watkins, mass meetings were got up in every city and , ' & Alrelek,map t &M. f
the like objeet bef are them, he. 3 taken place, of the i a bridge having. n eat
'atervening cohimns betwee e the cm- i
, artist, formerly of this city, acts as honorary secretar S
y. eve- village ; the most popular and powerful " stump speak-
' 'll every Middl-sted & Bed-
ew ought to be as sacred as that of tile Sove- + •hich the brackets here I rat* of the le,- l• , lames in met-attire and (Ld
p , 11 p Stktn&D . .
we may now cleserve, . under cireumstances somewhat reign in 1 tremeties. Tho ashaar s_one upon ~it . .
~d
seem ~a( ine i
.. .
_...t ,
.t . art are already ors" in the Whig party have been for two or th t 1 ' ."r'
- • C.f
a- sn d "107 - -
re ) 11/B.llnd Brd „idle Annan - 103 107%
' M 1 th • h t
w lose name ne acts. axe e punis men I rested is tern away; from which taa it "1" ' appended to a subscription lir , anu iis proposed by the corn- . 1 anvassing the st
wee cs c
more ostent4",:::.lls. al 'his time the chairman is no as severe as e stone he.a caused the down- mince-whew desire is to raise the fund by a large numb ate, and last " fall" General N. &E. sp. c. all E. Counties 64 -66 I
we will, therefore, agaiust assaulting a 1 3,3 if the failure of ;le ~ , 1 -' • a 1 1 a fr - er Scott himself, tho Whig candidate t II d h -' n ) ,teW 'iLaN IV
mere vicar of a busy r netropoliten parish, but a gor- policeman a
- ' ' ''' 1 The moment- tilt, t the bridge lost the sap- ,of smal contlibuoons-t 'at tie newtpaper o ices and gen- . , rave e t rouee le, I retire t yre.. ~ •1.
on uty, and the right Mese only are s ..o
et- ras - coaapte, ; tlemen connected with literary pursuits in the provincial cities making It•cal d 1*
po L i an wrath() speeches ; end no amens all paid &La. &Y i ••• ""' •••
. geous sinecuriet-a a iegnate among pluralists-a sor Ito be the fluffererF, I- ' 'd t ••'
- ld inevitable
port of the brackets ie WOU . i
t the I and towns should interest themselves for the attainment of known to politicians have been neglected or overlooked. Ditto, Halves, A,
the assault eeing evt ence a once
Nothing had occurred before the accident to sugges 100 L pd Do.
„;„, ! the object desired. We agree that it would be a national dis- But the Whig party has bccn defeated in Ohio by a ma-
th
_4 If . .. odernized He= aof Bellyful, having his glebe of Coe crime for wh• ht'
le he man is given in charge, slightett a-
pprehension, grid wkhent a Illornout's wad"-nd grace to II I d•
aow one W.lO id so much to " emancipate the jority still larger, perhaps than in Penn 1 So Roy. & Hit.,loo/.p Gt.Northn. 143 - 150
........--*'4,
ati, V - • t lithe grounds tef THOMAS TIDDLER, and his and of a ferocious disposition too. JONES, however, the erection fell from its place upon the railway, am .
as 3 suffering and delight the happy," to lie unhonoured in a too with Indiana a pew
t., sy ?anis. ' Do. Shep. Ex., all Do. l4B - 150
ul end wealthy Stste where „ . uti s a
T el.:\ \.,\•glikuilie . the margin t 01. the Pacfolus-it is scarcely did obtain a rett f • • a• H 1 of debris several feet hideal. The traffic was, of courst, weed-covered grave whi
, le thousand, who could not boast the the' WI igs felt 'mh er•
' ' ren. .i. et u-oole,
er‘ereestt, ~.... •‘-'4', 1,,‘ . " P y air sliare of nis deserts. -arc
It ~,,..1 „,?:,, i. e.:A _y to add the , eame of the Venerable Arch- labour i 3 somewhat distasteful to the light-fingered , `tig •
c
.0, -,
' ehe. e .
ce,\ -e,,??,,•:;: tit,Par E.
Aar, a kind of clerical My-L0rd-
,,,,,,,,, x . Ighty -very comfortably beneficed ment, naey d
High- gentry, and twelvemonths of t' his, added to confine- 1 end tho main
-0 sOnsetiling towel% 'e eecuring policenien, 1 broueht to a dead lock.
elig,,eridetl, and ull the'•engines, carriages, ree., on the millionth part of his usefulness or philanthroey repose be-
She eld sido made prieon ers, the train mom Rotherham
. e neath sculptured and gildea monwhents. We need marcely 1
line of th e Midland railway being aleo say that we shall be happy to receive any contributions and et ta •
lorward them to the general funta-Bristol .111eicitry, 1 suc^es.-IBut in .IPtacliaaPs'
1 qatte cs etrong a confidenca of
na the Whigs have lost everything. q s. .-:
A Dernooratic mayor h b 1 d • h -Th. •
es eon e eete in t e ,ig city fi p. c. 18.11.6 n Lan. & asks m ,
eh h 9% ' Air - '1
t. -3., PI AM ean % - ...,‘ dia ErYi
Wear Val. 6 p c., all , Stckt& Dar . - ...
- •
altunore thy an unpieccdented majority of 3,000. Diti.o ditto, all ta De. ...... 80% - 31%
Stioh were the repute current in Now Yorie ma the letb. Wilte &seuct 100aQt.Westru IOrY ANY 1
egVgageseea a
.g eeee i '1 e een e
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