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London, England, 1852-09-16 00:00:00

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pdee-r THE SHARE MA.e.K.ETS.
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..- aalished, in Svo., price to the Trade, 3s. 6d. each, cloth,
jllt p ' ENTa and ELEVENTH ANN UAL 1 the accuracy arrived at in solving this very delicate and out of Parliament, but he doggedly refused to 1 Thsieonßooufrt
1 PCreensts. opened at 103 f. 80c., and closed at 1041. 20c --......--_____
. T" r i problem, are dependent many of the most interesting remedy the evil. He was wedded to his opinion that
for the end of the month; the Three per Cents. closed.
• REPORTS of the REGISTRAR-GENERAL of BIRTHS,
nstaXTisEt RAILWAYS
DEATHS, ana MARRIAGES, in ENGLAND ; comprising, in addle i calculations made in astronomy and navigation. Ac- his own idea was the best,-because it would involve
; Orleans Railway Shares, 1,448 f. 75c.; Rouen, -
, the Two Reports, the Abstracts of the years 1847 and 1848.
870 f. ; Havre, 371 f. 25c.; Great Northern, 688 f. 75c; - - Blueness done
tl" "o
- LOlrldo/1 : Published for H.M. Stationary Office, by cording to the opinion of LAPLACE, attempts in this much trouble in making the change, and because he at 77f. 60c.
Railways. Nominal Prices. te-day.
Atesscs. Longman, Brown, Green, and Longman.%
592 f. 50c.; St. Dizier to Gray, 540 f.
Of whom may be had, direction were adventured upon at a period much was morbidly sensitive as to admitting that he was
Avignon, 4901.; Basle, 3131. 75c.; Paris and Strasburg, Aberdeen 100/. paid 26 to 26%
71314 Paris and Lyons, 7951.; Lyons and Avignon, Amb., Not., Bost. &E.
s.ke, FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH, earlier than the generality might be disposed to con- wrong. Yet, what changes of opinion were his, bow
ENT'', EIGHTH, and NINTH REPORTS.
Is 1,0001. made in trade, by a professicn, or by
jecture. It is even supposed by some, from certain decided, how complete, and, we might add, how noble June. B% pd 5% -6% 6
ie curious indications to that effect discovered in various in their operation for the public weal. BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE Bir., Wolv., and Stour
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMA.B.KET. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Sam. 15.
se. B; Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old Brompton. parts of Asia and Egypt, that the ancients bad a
Ch 1 '
ar eroi and Erquelines, 15-Dijon and Besancon, 25A- Valley ... all pd. 10% -11
Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct.,
THIS EVE.NING,
uxem ourg, 6%,_ late 331.65.8 d., 28/.pd. 9 - 8 d.
will be performed the celebrated ndelpet Drama of JACK SHE ea tolerably correct idea of the earth's circumference. Bala?' (dying when the recipient dies), worth as L b
Namur and Liege, 7in-Northern of
pARD, by Mrs. Keeley, Messrs. Paul Bedford, S. Emery, and o. Later on, as Colonel SABINE remarked, " the merit of much as 1,0001. a year inherited from land ? Or, in 27-Ditto, 20/. 3 per cent. Bonde, 14-Paris and Ditto, Chest. & Birk.,
smith ; Miss Laura Honey, Miss Ellen Chaplin, &c. h other words is al. • Lyons, 211/1-Paris and Orleane 573 s -Paris and Rouen 34 50/. & 25/. Cons., all pd. 19 -20
To conclude with the celebrated Comedy of PAUL PRY. resuming these investigations belongs to the Frenc , ife-interest worth as much as a
--Paris and Strasbourg 27% S'ambrie and Meuse, 9. ' Ditto, ditto ... 181,4 pd. ... -a •
nation,by whom the arc of the meridianbetween For- perpetual property ?If not, do justice by putting the -' - Brist. & Exet.,lool. pd. 102 - 104 101
ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. Caledonian _lOO/. pd. 41% - 42% 41%
mentera and Dunkirk was measured towards the assessment on the property value of the two interests SP AIN.
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 20 - 20% 20%
This Theate will OPEN on SATURDAY next, Sept. 18, when
close of the last centur The tri onometrical sur- -that which is of uncertain end that which is certain. The Madrid journals of the 10th contain no political Cork & Bandon, all pd 15 - 15%,
Will be performed a new petite Comedy, called THE PRIMA y. g
83 for the Treat both as property, and assess them accordingly, news of interest
FraTnhcee,
Diario announces that it will henceforth ap- Dub. & Belf. Jct. 45/.pd. 7 - 5 d.
DONNA. vey of Great Britain, commenced in 17 1
After which, THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Fabian and Louts Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... - ..„
earn 1501. a year, by manual or mental Dundee,Perth, & Aber-
dle Franchi, Mr. Charles Kean. ear onl as
p 27 a literary and scientific journal.
To conclude with A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. dd by the labour, h' h •
specific object of connecting the observatories of If you
Greenwich and Paris, was speedily expan e -w lc earning may cease suddenly and for The QUEEN and the KING had paid a visit to th d.een J.,unc. ... all pd. 6% -7%
. onfided into eve e Ditto, New ... all pd. ... - ...
able men to whom its direction was then c r, by the hand of GOD visiting you with ailments town of S •
AFerT,EY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. egovla ; the Infant Princess of the ASTU- East Anglian (251. L. &
as well as of '
cater the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Biehness an undertaking of far greater scientific mind or body,-are you on as good a footing as able accompanied them. They were received with E. and L. & D.) all pd. 4ye -4% 4%
Prince Albert. 'ts objects o lamation Do (I.BL E.&ll.)allpd. 3 -3%
Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. topographical importance, having for i yur neighbour who has 150/. a-year from landed ac° •
all h t The Three East. Counties ... all pd. 11% - 11% 11%
Open Every Evening, with the Largest Equestrian Est b s men
on the one hand the formation of correct maps property or from the funds ? Of course you are not ; C t d t 467 th N '
per en s. were one a i 7 ; e ea Eastern Union I
c.ase A
in the World.
her the measure- Three per Cents. at 24 11-16 ; the Debt of the first late E. U. shr's - '
~ all pd. 7% -7% 7Ye
Most Gratifying Success 1 of Great Britain, and on the ot of course, therefore, you ought not to be put on ail
c_aes
i - at l2i
Second Week of the Equestrian Season.
idian having the P ; and that of the second at 6 7-16. Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ...
t s 'tomes of Mr. Stokes' Troupe-they are 11- ment of an arc of the mer , x- equality, as to the taxation on property, with your
The most triumphan I Da, do., B. & C., all pd. 5% - 6 6
terally American Wonders, and have, ir appearance
each night of tile. ,
treme northern and sout "nts of th •
hern Poi e island more fortunate neighbour. 'Where he pays a shil- GERMANY. East Lancashire ...all p 18% - 18% 18%
been greeted with reiterated applause. Th, ey 711 appear every
ion of this arc India Docks
I in conjunction with the Brothers Seigrist on La Perche,
e for its terminations. A port , amount- ling, you ought not pay to more than threepence. The oetcial Vienna Gazette of the 10th contains a E. &W'
Even lig
and Bit June., all pd 57 -59 x.d
d the whole of the talented artists of the Establishment, forming 1 ,le c
ens viz., from Dunnose, in the Two •' 1 .11 b b • • d h .ea- r, .rom which it not only eppears that it is the •
an
aried entertainments ever presented wiling ing to 2 degs. 50 m e princip es Nee e orne in min ,we ope, Eduab. & Glas.,loo/. pd 71 -73
one of the best and most v intention
the walls of an Amphitheatre. , r s
Isle of Wight, to Clifton, in Yorksh.
Ire, was pub- whenever there is an assessment of the Income and e •
ac with of tbe AuArian Government to let France Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 24% - 25%
The doors open at Halt-past Six o clock; the erfo ce commence perfect freedom with respect to the question Was. & S.-West.,looLp ~, - ..„
at Seven, lished in the Philosophical Transactions in 1803. As Property Tax. One is, that it shall be graduated, so of the pr l •
Half-price at Half-past Eight.
xtending from Dunnose oc amation of the empire, but that Austria Great Northn., 100/. pd 75 -77 75% 76
11 5s • Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 35.; Plt, the whole arc, e to Unst and that the poor man's proportion sh3ll be smaller (as it even approves of that transition, as being favourable Do.ees. A Stk., 100 L p 40 -42 40
ealateision-Sta s, . ,
2s. ; Gallery, Is. ; UPPer Gallery, 6d. Do. ta B Stock,looL p 115 - 117 115
Tickets to he had at the Box-office from Eleven till Four daily. he most northern of the Shetland Islands, ought to be) than that of the rich man-for the pay-
Baits, t . to the cause of tranquillity and order.
We r • Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 45% -46 45% 46
Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. would comprise more than 10 degrees, and, as nearly ment is from one's necessity, and from the other's ead in the Augsburg Gazette of the 12th Great Westn., 100/. pd 96 - 96% 95% 96%
that Aushe
. half a century' had elapsed since the publication of the luxury. Another is, that whatever is the minimum la wants the Zollverein to be renewed for Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 84 -86 84
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. five or •
aIX years, at the same time that negotiations Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% - 11% P Pm
Last Week of the Season. earlier part of the survey, it is not surprising that exempted from the tax (it is now all under 1501)
e shall b Lane. & York., 100/. pd 86% -87 86 87
Combination of Attractions-Music, Zoology, Floriculture, impati e going on for the conclusion of a treaty of
Great some degree of ence should have been felt, both the payment shall be on the overplus and not commerc Do., Fifths 14/. pd 3% -3% dis.
and Fireworks. e with her. In signing the protocol of Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11% •
p 2% -2% chs.
ar.
' Modelled Panoramic View of Mount Etna will positively ~,,,, those who desired the result f • t• ie •
Denson s S or sewn ific use, and on the gross amount. Thus, if a man's income be 1491. v ana, tne coalised states have engaged not to enter Leeds Northern, all pd 18 - 18%
be removed after this week, in order to commence with the prepa- 1"..7 . .
into
rations for next season. by those wno were interested for the scientific cbarac- 19s. 11d., he is free from income and property-tax ; any negotiations separately. But the Augsburg Liv.Crsby & Sthpt. all p ..,, - ...
Monea.y, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. ter of the nation, that th Gazette adds that the h l b t t• 1 Lond. & Blackw. all pd 8 - Bal
y aye a so, y secre ar ic es, 8
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. _ e general results of the survey but if he has the misfortune to possess the odd penny,
ent Lon • SC'
„Bn .& . t.lOO 104% - 105% 105
ered into an en a ement with Austria to renew g 13
Piinecneer. Vocm.mrs-Miss Messent, Miss Clara Henderson, Me:
L applicable for scientific purposes should at length be which raises it to 1501., he must pay his tax of seven- the ZII g g . Lon. & N.West.,looL p 120% - 121 120% 120 121%
Young, Mr. Alanvers, and Mr. Leffler. Conducted by Mr. J- .
0 verein for five or six years ,only. and gives Do Fifths 12L pd 3% -3% p
Hatton, who will preside at the Pianoforte. hardsoia given to the world." pc • t. • th f Y
ar imps ing in ese ee ings, pence per pound, not on the amount which brings this as a reas le R •••t ' 1 a er upon
on w y ussia insis sin i s nsw D . 0 M & ( ) / -
o. 1 1., B. c 1 p 1% - 2 p
PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS-Messrs. J• ltic cloilins and persuaded th
esei - at some activity in the furtherance of him within the tax, but on the whole. If his income renewin-
m, g the Zollverein for twelve years. Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 91 -92 91%
(*ate), Wuille (Clarionet), Lazarus (Clarionet), "Vi
•dney Pratten _ .
( Violin) Cioffl (Trombone), Colhnet (Flageolet), Si this long-del d '
aYe project had become more than ever be under 150/. he is tax-free, if it exceed it by one -toe semi-official publication, the Official Corre- Do. New 504 42% pd 4% - 4 dis..
(Flute), and Conductor of the Orchestra, Mr. C. Godfrev.f,
i -0
2ifOuNT desirable, th 8P d
on ence, of Vienna, contains a long article on the o• New 40/ 34L pd 3 is.
D 4 - ta d
Exhibition of Danson's Colossal Daylight V-evfors-splendid e British Association, upon the occasion penny, then comes the monstrous injustice and ab-
Lon. & Enniskil., all pd 15% - 16%
ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCL
Godfrey,.
un.
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state o
ert bY u"8 Ineetlng in 1849 at Birmingham, passed a reso- surdity of making him pay es, 7s. 6d, income-tax on f the customs' question, of which the tbilowing Man. Bux. & Mat. all p 3 -3%
and interesting Menagerie-Promenade Cone
.., ~atiee-Concluding at , . rtia
Y be looked on as a summary :-" The customs' Man.Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 28% - 29%
rivalled Military Band-Various Amusing ,°"- afessrs. Southby, lutzon appointing a deputation to confer with the that single penny 1
Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition. hY
Fandemonitun of the AA-.. question is still at the same point in Germany. Austria Do. Manch. & Lincoln
representing the Interior ot the Mountain Teicen and his Cyclops, eesaster-General of the Ordnance-a similar resolution - and Prussia both maintain the position which they Union 4/. 2s. pd 3% -2% die.
Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges °tern of elount Etna and a bell] respee Midland 100 L pd 76% -77 76% 77
tively took up from the commencement.
the whole terminating with the Erld the Nereiads receiving the d 1 • 1
g passe a most simu taneously by the Royal THE FRENCH REPUBIAC
• As Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 42 -44
Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, a Society. During the course of last year a statement to the coalised states, their dispositions are repre-
Armoar of Achilles. al hundred specimens, some ~ .0. Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% i..
The menagerie now consists e
°,,,f„sdslir aading three fine elephant,. Or the principal results obtainable from the geodetic We have received the Paris papers of yesterday. le.
sented to vary, according as intelligence arrives from Do. %Shares, 17% pd ..; -7:7.
the finest of their species in Etage-„Laels, bone. leopards, .?ec and e. lenna or Berlin Thus the partisans of Austria say Newcas. & Carl. all pd „.„ - m
two giralles, • hes "" - exhibited), upward "
four ostrie , ,
_,. __et. sof 200 operations in Great Britain and Ireland was, in con- The lifoniteur says :-" Several journals have r th t • - looa pd 47 -49
dieted a the union continues to be perfect between those Newmarket
the colossal tortoise (the largest* '' sequence, promised by the Inspector-General of Produced reports which had before been contra Newport, Abergaven.,
state the
years old. ~,, Feeding the Animals at Five. Co F • • •th England. , ss and that in the reply they are to make on
relative to a treaty of commerce wi and Hereford ...12/ pd 8% - 3 dia.
Doors open from Nine
.A'-gireworks at Nine. 11- ortifications. Subsequently, we should say very isth of this month to the Prussian ultimatum they
cert at a Quarter-past s'..- Gs- ONE SHILLING. These reports are entirely void of any kind of . Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% -2%
ADUISsI - , recently, a letter was transmitted to the British As- will show that such is the case. According to the Norfolk lOOl. pd 43 -45
foundation."
......------__e_--'------------------------•--- sociation by Captain YOLLAND, of the Royal Engi- The following details of the Paierca PitEsIDE in th • • '
„es Prussian version on the contrary, there is confusion Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 9 - 8 dia
---- HIGH WATER AT
,LONDON BUDGE. e coalition, and though Bayaria and Hesse re- North. Coun.Un. 344 pd ... - ... dia.
Ai 310rIMIII 10 rain. after 3 I EVeaing 38 min. after 3 nouncin hat the " printin of the obse - /ignerni:
neers, an g t g r tour up toMonday evening are supplied by Ga . ~_ . , . , . .r., North British ...100L pBO -31 80
Tale D---- - •
mer,„,,,g 0 nein. after 4 1 Evening 21 min. after 4 , vations made with the Zenith Sector, for the deter- o The train, which left the Paris terminus with Prince it"am laithful to Austria, IN urtemburg and Baden
Nth. Devon,No.l,l3Lp 7 -6% dia.
vo-eioaieow-
a_ ean to The truth in will
,•••sssvm......'"oa•a-xaur=s,ramraranwc,=rsa,arr Louis Napoleon and his suite amidst the loud acclam wards Pruesia. on this po t I D N 2 6% pd „.. - m
0., o.
mination of the latitudes of stations between the years . line howeve A, def....a1l pd 2% -2%
TELE WEATHER.-Stav OFFICE, SEPT. 16. tions of the spectators proceeded along the
1842 and 1850, is finished, and will be presented in with a t ••• ' Orleans r, soon be known, as tbe delay fixed by Deg %
f er- Prus •
erea rapanty. At every station crowds o p ma for a definitive reply expires on the 15th. Do., %B, guar. 5/. pd 1 - % dis.
THERMOMETF.E, IX THE SHADE.
time for the meeting of the British Association, and eons were assembled to see the President pass, and It h true that some persons represent that this reply North Stafford. 17% p 5% - 4yB dis. 12%
58-aightst since noon yesterday.
that the calculations connected with the triangulation everywhere the train was received with shouts of • Vive will be evaeive like the preceding, and will only cause North-Western-all pd ... - ...
43-dowest this morning and during the night. e Prefect of N. & S.-W. June. Bta p 4% - 5%p.
... „ Napoleon.' At Vierzeu, M. Pastoureau, th new dela B "t
t b b dth t P •
y. ut i mils e remem ere a russia 0xf.,W0r.,&W.,100L p 47 -48
55- his day, at noon. are rapidly advancing towards their compleaon. the Ch d
er, an the Duke de Mortemart, in command of has declared that she will no longer allow any Scottish Central 100/. p 77% - 78%
BAROMETER, 29.77. Another testimony is thereby afforded of the admire- the military division, we • d
re in atten ance to receive the reply of that kind, and will consider any Scottish Midld 100/ 55 57
~ . p - 56
Wnria variable from N.E. to S.E.-Morning, fine; After- ble fruits of these frivolously depreciated meetings of Prince. An immense crowd had assembled in the d•
& Bir 100Lp 68 -72
noon, cloudy. the British Association-fruits, it may be added neighbourhood of the railway station, and all greeted ilatory pretext as a rupture of the negotiations. It Shrews.
seems that • ru ture ma be considered as nearly Do. do. - ...
. ' the President with acclamations The Prefect presented this 13 y - Shrew & Her 8/ 2 -1% die.
~ ~. . .... .._
poison to the ignorant, but manna and ambrosia to the accomplished, at least for a certain time. But it is
h deputy-mayors, Shrew•sbu. and Ches. I)
ter
DAILY WEATT-T-Fit TABLE. initiated. to the Head of the St •
ate the mayor, t e
the municipal council, and the principal functionaries of not less true that all the rumours of hostility being (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 20 -21
State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following ______a_
ained there a few likely to arise out of it between Prussia and Austria, Do. Halves all pd 10 - 10%
stations The Income and Pro ert -Tax • •
places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-The a p y os
I.
ts present form, the place. The train only . rem
minutes, and then dashed on across the fer.tile plains of have not the least foundation. If the rupture of Do. Oswestry all pd 15 -16
are arranged in order of latitude. is doomed. Several years of experiment have abun- th B
e erry covered with vines, from which might be commercial relations be accomplished, Austria will Shrop. Union -.6% pd 3ea -2% d.
Parxotrret-Wind N., strong breeze-rain. dantly tried it. Put on, originally, as a tem Do ABC & D full
seen to spring up the picturesque tower.* of many a continue her expectant policy, and Prussia will form •' , , y
tle breeze-partially cloudy. porary pd. up at per cent. ... „. - - dis.
n was decorated with ase
Peeen-Wind N.W.. gen village church. Here, every statio b nitrate association with the States which are al- South Devon all pd 19% - 20%
Hai oe-Wind N.W., gentle breeze-overcast. measure, it proved so profitable to the Treasury, that ft • 1 d
er o ri-co oure
flowers, evergreens, and a great num ready ranged on her side. Aad then they will wait South-Eastern 100 L pd 72 -73 72% %
Wind S.W., light airs-overcast. it has fires illuminated
FOLKESTONE.... gradually assumed an appearance of perma- flags. In l
a most every place huge bon _ for 39%
W" dN E gentle breeze-partially cloudy. a more favourable opportunity to come to a South Wales all pd 38% - 89%
T t'IDGE • In -, • ~
,"" W entle breeze-partially cloudy. nency, so that, in the next session, the question will the station to 0, considerable distance around, casting a South Yorkshire and
general maderstanding-if that time ever arrives."
Deasesearoku-Wind e g
of peasants who lined the
et s"ICH-Wind S.E., gentle breeze- overca3t. not be whether this impost shall be cont. db t bright glare on the thousands , A "It is stated River Dun 151. pd par - % P
eGREE..- v inue , u letter from Vienna, 9th, says :-
the rail y At about six o clock the steeples Do. Do. 5L pa -
Liman-me-Wind N.W., calm-partially cloudy. sides ot
how it may be modified, so as to bear more equally wa"
' bnd Th t that in the commencement of next year, a third loan
CeeenreneGer.--Wind S.-cloudy. of Bourges appeared close at a . e own was Stirl. & Dunf •••
•••
erm. all p „„ - ..„
YARMOUTH-Wind S.E., calm-rain. than it now bears upon the tax-payers. In its pre- already illuminated, and amidst the blaze might be of 80 millions of florins will be contracted, but on this Stock. & liar. 16/2a3d.
The returns from the following places indicate the state of sent form, or rather in its present practice, the im-
• seen the imposing mass of the towers of the cathedral. ,"easion, it will be done abroad. Several bankipg Taff Vale 126/. pd 169 •-• 171
The cannon of the polygon and the great bell of nouses have already offered to charge themselves with Thames Haven Dock
the • d seed weather on Tuesday morning at nine post is unjust, unequal, and unpopular. A very Saint Etienne thundered forth their welcome to the the affair." and Railway ...19/. pd 2% -2% 2% %
o'clock :- little common sense, grafted upon our legislation, President. The station was splendidly lit up and orna- Vale of Neath...l7L pd 12 -14
lereezeucx-Wind S., calm-cloudless. The b of the 9th ITALY. Waterfd. & Kilk. all pd 6% -6%
M ceetircoAn-Wind W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. would easily remedy these evils. There exists no mented with shrubs end flowers. and Watetfd. & Lim. all pd 21 -23
p„,,,,,,,,,,.n0trind E., gentle breeze-overcast. "just cause or impediment" to the putting thie tax ttendanoe and la ed
regiment of artillery was !ii a . , p y The Giornale delle Due Sicilie of the 3d announces West Cornwall 13/. pd 9% - 10% 10
Peout--Wind N.W., gentle breeze-cloudless. military airs whilst the train was coming up. Immense that the Ica f N "'Les has • t d d
mg o A just gran e par ons ,
West London ...all pd ,e, - ...
upon a fair, equal, and popular : principle-always acclamations burst out when the President made his ap- I k., New. & Bar. 100/.p 66% - 6744
Haarneas-Wind N. W., gentle breeze-overcast. to 362 political offenders who had been exiled to the
Sounetaaneroet-Wind W., gentle breeze-rain. bearing in mind, what class legislators so often forget, pearance. The Prince was received at the station by isle d
n s reserved for such prisoners. Among them were Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 8% -8 ta dis.
Fotarsnorer.-Wind N. W., light airs -overcast. that the greater the wealth, the greater, in proportion, he members of h nicipal
M. Planchet, the mayor, t t emu Do. G.N.E.purc. 10/. p 2/6 -2% die.
TITSBEIDCHL -Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. .
council General Borme, in command of the artillery, seventy men who had served under the late Venetian York &N. Mid.looLpd 48 -49 48%
Basneaaromx--Wind W. gentle breeze-cloudless. should be the taxation. If an artisan or mechanic '
the colonels of the sth hussars and of the 15th regiment Government, the remainder were soldiers of the corps
PREFERENCE SEARES.
GREENWICH-Wind ,N.W., gentle breeze-partially earns two pounds a week, or 1001. a year, a tax of five of the line, and a number of other high functionaries. of Lombard volunteers of 1849. Aberdeen all pcli „,, - m
cloudy. per cent. on that will oppress him more and be more felt Cries of ' Vivo Napoleon!' here burst out afresh, and The Neapolitan Government has published a de- Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. all' m - ...
Slay:ion-Wind W., gentle breeze-cloudless.
continued for several mi . p e
*nutes The Prefect then r - cree doin a
, g way with the temporary quarantine Bris. & Ex., 4p. ct.Stk 105 - 107 106%
COLCIIPOWP.-Wind s.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. than a like tax upon a capitalist with an income of
seated to the Prince the mayor and the other civil which had been laid on vessels and produce coming Do. 4p. c. Shares, W. pd ..,..
C v.Kßemoors--Wind W.-cloudless. 1,000/. a year. That is, five pounds deducted from the authorities, and, after a short conversation wi hLt f Caledonian, 10/. 100/ p 100 - 104 102
y AftmoTym-W Ind N. VY . , gentle breeze-cloudless. t t ose rom Algeria, at the time when suspicions were enter-
ROLYIIZAD -Wind N., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. workman's wages will leave him 951., whereas fifty gentlemen, the Prince moved forward to quit the station. tained of h '
t e sanitary state of the colony. Ches. & llolyhd. all pd 18 -19
Cork and Bandon, 5%
LASICA.-STRR-W bad N. VI, .. gentle breeze-principally clear. pounds deducted from the rich man's income will leave "No speech was delivered, according to the order of •
Sune-Wind N., calm-principally clear. the Minieter of the Interior The Prince and the Minis- per cent. l% Is Par - % P
Bee reocx-Wind N., strong breeze-overcast. him 950/. The rich man, for this deduction, can easil^ ' _ Dundee, Per.,& Aberd.
Y tors then proceeded towards the city. On entering the THE DUKE'S DEATH.-LIVERPOOL,WEDNESDAY.
..- , ---- - - Prince mounted on horseback, and was followed also on The announcement in The Sun of yesterday evening of the _Junction a p , ,
11 d 6% -6%
Duke of Wellington's death caused great excitement in all -"'„ igi, , 7 „
0/ 10s)6 pc. al] 0% -8%
, i _, ~ deem, or by shutting up his fencing-house, or by horseback by the Ministers of War and Police, the Pre- per ct. aii D
. • • • "'''' •• •
47*-,-, :':'./ , ' '• . 'ffi'f:Cill parts of the town, and up to a late hour its report was not .'"°' 1/4 "i '
!--,7; '4l)
1:', f; .1.: 4 : :• .',7 ,-: ,
~_,,,,:.,.4 7 tn.,' keeping two instead of three ponies for his children's feet, the Secretary-Generalnf the Prefecture, General credited, and especially as the Telegraph Company had not Do. (7/ 17s) 7p.c.2 p m - ,e.
A.'_;',,)3eot f.,.--,:\;:fs.ti-,-.:.....-_.:,-... _ ::,y--F-, ~,b :•.-, F. pleasure. Fifty pounds out of a thousand is little' Duke de Mortemart General Borme General de Noue, been able to ascertain its truth. The old newspaper reader, Eastern Counties Ex.,
Nta en
a,.
~.., a I nen- •. n ' . ~,.,._N\ ,xi'3..,:-:-.6 commandie '' " '
g the subdivision, the Colonel Director of Ar- remembering The Sun's "
activity and vigilance before the bp. c., No. 1 all pd We - Isn p Pin
--, - -•.--:" ; ';', e , • - - eee,eeele-:,,seeeeeeee- felt by a wealthy man, while five pounds out of a tillery and Fortifications; Generals Roguet, de Montebello, establishment of rail - - Do No 2
roads and telegraphs, gave full belief to • , • all pd PA -1% p Pm
Paasse,,-...e1e ! ' ... 7 e,--:.: .:12.-:•:-:-( e-es.,e2Leeeleeeet;-esCe7e. hundred is really a heavy mulct. Five pounds would end de Goyan, and Colonel Fleury, aides- de-eamp to the The Sun's announcement, and but for the wire communicator Do. New 6p. c. Stk. all 14% - 14%
e e ---e..- e , .--- e 7i.r.,: 4',.:._ le 'N' ‘..Le.- Eastern Union Scrip,
Prince and all the officerscom osin thes' ' • " it would have had here
p g .affn the division. - the field alone for eig
• ht hours.-
buy a suit of clothes for an artisan, or would clothe ' Guar. 6 per ct....a1l p 16% - 17% 17
The mayor, deputy-mayors, and municipal councillor, From a Uorrespondent.
his wife and a child or two, or would pay the wages of the city, together with de utan
p tons from the muni- DEATH OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.-A brier
, Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all Is ••• --- •••
eta/ n•-,,,,,,, ne neentev• f a " hel "soas to make his wife somethin b i elides of Sancerre and Sr Amend ' from a I
10.,;,,,,,,, .., .4:7,,,,,„,,,,;,„:„,.,,tA,„A. .:4,,z7,,and, . p, g etter e. 1) . - , followed either announcement ate edition of 2he Sun, last night,
I#o 11:4!`l i"..". !ili /6 I'l 414 11 ill 4.'4'Z'iti.). 1 I 1 than the mere domestic drudge she is now, or would
, aa e -.3 _ant/ ne• ,s'asrai eSs= --.' ae-- e
(
in carriages or on horseback. A detachment of the brings intelligence of the death Of the venerable warrior
sth Hussars preceded the Prince. A line was formed whose deeds occupy so large a space in the history of the last East Lancasha • 6
.., per
ct. Quer. Shrs. r'l pd 9% -9%
3 East & West Yorkshire
~..,•• insure his life for 200/., or would pay his cont le Junction, 5th5...a1l pd ,•• •-- ne
ri u- along the streets by the National Guards, the 9,h A, great European war.--.Galignani of Wednesday. Edna., Per. & Dun. sse
LONDON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 18a2. •
teens to a benefit societY, or would supply education tillery, and the 15th of the Line, The crowd was im- The commercial advices from Ne y k d le
w or escri e per cent. all pd ... - ..,,
ete,
(cheap as it now is) to two or three children. manse, and slOng the line of march enthusiastic cries continued animation in the markets for most kinds of im- Glas.& S.W. gua. 5 p.c. .., - ...
Everybody acquainted with the history of science bt k f th • arose of ' Vive Napoleon!' The Place and the Porte Ported goods. The purchases of buyers both from the Gt. North. sp. c. allpd 15% -16
' Five pounds would e a en rom e working man's
is familiar with the anecdote, which tells us that St. Sulpice were handsomely decorated. Over the ate southern and western states have been very large, and many Do. 5p c. red. sc. all p 13% -14
actual necessities, whereas (at the same ratio of taxa- were wreaths, tricolour streamers and escutehegons additional orders had consequently been transmitted to Great South. & West.
JAMES WATT was regarded as an idle boy for sitting ed h th
tion) fifty pounds pal y e man with 1,000/ bearing tbe arms of the city• there were also the Europe. The stock market had been active, but the specu- (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% -9%
in the chimney corner watching the steem-dance of the - - d ' l e • • initials of Louis Napoleon ' • • lative descriptions of securities had not shown any signs of Gt. West. (Berke &H.
p r annum is deducte sump y rom his superfluities. surmounted by an impettal ing from their r
recover ecent fall. The nature of the building Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd te -1 p
lid of the boiling tea-kettle. Yet every elle knows also - e ' crown. All the houses were handsomely dec t d d
ora e , an d C
for the propose rental Palace in New York had been de- Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p 107 - 109
' This has been, beceuse the laws are made, not by the enthusiasm of the
tolerably well, that to the contemplation of that do- f 1 ar e incom people was very great. Tho cided upon, the plan selected being that of Messrs. Carstensen Lancashire and York-
artisans, but by men 0- - g es, Who-ab, poor Hotel-Dieu and the Principal house of the Sisters of and Gildsmiester• It will be in tahe form of a ' h' F 20L ...6L pd par -% 13
mestie phenomenon may be traced the construction tereek cross, s ire, .
annot help, in their class le islation Charity were also adorned with wreaths of flowers and with a dome in the centre b 'll not cover
human nature I-c . g , t more than an Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p 150 - 152
of the elaborate ar d 1 •1 . •
. a most melee machinery of the tricolour ribbons, and with the inscri time • ' ' • f the space o • 'u wl
To Louts eighth o ccupied by the Crystal Palace, in Hyde- Leeds Northern, 6 per m -a.
steam.engica t. As dire l e'
el
ct y trace- as tne utscovery
e e• putting on tbe burtben so as to sit li htest h
g on t em- Napoleon, the saviour of familiee h P •
e, t e protector of re. park. The operation of the new postage law was to corn. cent. No. 1 13/. pd .., -.....
of the princi 1 selves. Is this denied ?-recollect how the window- ligion.' The F. cew ade Charlie were drawn u • l• 1848...9/. pd ... -en
mence on the 30th of the present month. Under its Do. Qrs.,
p e of gravitation to the dropping of the p in a ine
ripe apple at th e ' T , tax on Northumberland House, that palace at Charing- and as the Prince passed he saluted them with markej provisions newrspapers, pamphlets, &c., not exceeding London & Brig. guar.
e eet of J.SAAC NEWTON ! As directly ttention three ounces aeto be sent to any part of the United 5 per cent. ...100L pd a. •-- ...
es the detecti- c e cross, actually was less than what was paid by one of a •
States for 1 ccn ,
t or a halfpenny sterling, and at half that Do. Pr. 5p c. Stk. 100/. ... - ...
.n C. ' the isochronism of the pendulum , "At half-past six, the cortege arrived in fr tf th
on o e
to the bronze lam a • - toe shops in the Strand, tbe idea of the class legis. cath 41 II • h rate when paid quarterly or yearly in advance. Books not Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all ... - ...
eara . ere, wa the shouts of ' Vivo Napoleon l'
p that ewa ea
y one evening to and , • exceeding 41b.. each are to be charged 1 cent. per ounce Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100 L p ... - ...
fro before the eyes f re- , latore bein th t the larger the house the smaller was intermin Id h •
g a getat of ' Vivo 1 Empereur !' The Car- under 3,030 miles, and 2 cents. over that distance. Week] Lon. & N.-W. (Coy. &
0- ...,ALILEO GALILEI ! It is tne , t Y
habit, however, of proe • • snould be the proportion of the tax . So, too, " Tbe dinal Archbishop of Bowles and his clergy were drawn newspapers are to be transmitted free in the county of pub- Nunet.) sp. c. 100/. pd ... •-• ...
ale mediocrity to be blind to up inside the rand en 11 news a
g trance of ehe sacred edifice, ready lication, and a p pers, &c., not weighing more than an Ln. & S.W. C0.3d5.5/. p a% - 4 p
the.grand ulterior purposes of experime • • Palace cf the Peak," as Chatsworth is called, paid a half,
nt. Pnilosophers to receive the Prince. As soon as the arrival of the ounce and cen be circulated within their own state Lon. & En. % Sh. all p 13 •-- 14
are in this manner not unfreqn less tax than an ironmonger's at Sheffield. cortege was announced, his Eminence descended to the for half the regular charge. Another law just passed autho- Man., Sheff., & Lincn.
ently counted as chil- tto be ente •
dren. Sometimes, indeed, they Against direct taxation no sensible man will bottom of the steps at the head of his clergy. and offered rizes a contracfor a
mail red into for five years, at 100,000 Qr. Sh., No. 1...a1l pd 9% -
.1914
are treated sl' l
a at e steam line from New Orleans to Do. New, ICL ...all pd 11%
..... iiy
to the Prince holy water and incense. All formal ad- dolls..a yenadr,
better than moonstruck. In this nee
enner the ragged say a word. It really takes less out of the tax-
dresses being prohibited, he then welcomed the Prince Tampico a Vera Cruz. The vessels are to be of not less Do. 6/. 3/. pd 44 % P
•m
osts
-urchins of Madrid used to jeer CoLu • payer's pocket than i p which are in- in than 809 tons, and the trips are to be performed three times Maryport and Carlisle,
SIBUS as tne the following terms:-
' calve be w . - do not see '
" mad Italian' -be . as eemeken .. . direct. The many this. Mr. " ' Prince,-We wished to lay at the feet of your Im- a month. Should the line be formed adviees from Mexico 4 per cent all pd %die. -% P
wan tne would be received with great speed and regularity by tele- Do., 4% per ct 6% p yadis. - % P
sublime ins'nitY of yearning ta
go in earch of an. MACGREGOR, who is sound authority upon such fertiadl Ht ighndess the se.nl timents with which we are pene- graph from Nlerr
Orleans to New York. There was nothing Mid.elon. 6p c St. 100/. ... - •••
other hemisphere! There is a noble and ton • • matters, says, " a public revenue being indispensable reh or errs. you ; ?nee is.imposed on us, but read in later from a
C'
ld of tl; Tahe recent accounts received from this Do. Con. Bris. & Bin,
ening our ear s, rime, an you will there see a devotedness side of the yde e ustrahan gold-fields were attracting 6 per cent...loo/. pd 148 -HO .
hat ace eunt ' lic ex nditure
moral implied, then, in t• given by to defray the necessary pub pe , Property, and a gratitude which can only be equalled by our pro- great attention. Do. Erewash Val. all pa. - ...
in one of his most resplendent whether in Land, or in Commodities produced at found respect.'
GREAT SCARCITY OP SILVER COINAGE.--There Do. Leic. & Swanning.
BULWER LYTTON, .
" The Prince re lied as follows .-
• • f ADAM WARNER and the fabric,. home, or imported from abroad, ought to be taxed, or „, . p . • never was known for many years so great a scarcity f h
ot e 100/. . - ...
8 per c. Guar. p ..
Do. Pref., 4a p.c. 5/. p par -% p
compositions, o Monsieur le Cardinal,-I am profoundly touched silver currency as at present, in consequence of the
tion of his Eureka. Precisely in the same spixit of made to yield up annually a just proportion of its by the sentimenta you express to me. They are a large exportations of silver that have recently taken vlaerYe Norfolk Exten all pd 22 -23
barbarism as that in which these historical and rent or profit to the amount of the annual legitimate good augury for me at the commencement of the to Port PhiliP, Melbourne, Geelong, Sydney, and 'Other I Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all p 5% - 6
• • k r after knowledge have been sub. Claims upon the nation. This proportion of the journey I have undertaken; the wishes which are Ports of our Australian colonies for the con '
venience of the Do. W.Val. 5 p.c. all p 1 ana - 2
imaginary see e s t the "g id •' • ~ • North British 100/. pd 96 -98 95
dto the derision annual rent or rofit of Pro ert would then f
orm made for me by a prelate so distinguished, and a adventurers
a d n, P 1 -°
diggings. Not a vessel leaves North Stafford all pd .., -a.
jected to the sneers of ignorance, an . the whole P P
h clergy so excellent for their virtues, will have a fortu- the port of Lon o amouth, Bristol, Liverpool, &c., but f W & Wol., 15/.
Ox . or.
of the shortsighted-the modern students of science
an
Le amount of equitable taxation, levied upon nate effect.' takes out a considerable amount both of gold and silver 6 per cent-10M pd 2% - 2s/s p
he un- Luat could e •
t bl " The President was then
qui a y constitute the whole national conducted in procession to specie, either by speculators who are proceeding to the • • 3/ d
Ditto ditto ... . p „, -,„
have been laughed at by the unthinking or t income." len above colonies for the purpose of making lar e h
g pure ases Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 10% - 11%
eatedl v - o doubt we th• k fth • t•
v ln , 0 e jus ice of a tax the choir amidst the pealing of the organ. A passe the emigrants now in
ge of gold from wor ing at the diggings,
imaginative. It is thus that we have so rep, e on Prope t Shrews. & Ches. (N.W.
was formed for him between two lines of the clergy, and or consigned by capitalists and bullion dealers to their
d rs' : much doubt of the • • f
justice o a tax on Min.) 8 per c all pd 17% - 18%
had occasion to regret the flippant sarcasms directe Income on ark he boa ed to them repeatedly. The Prince knelt on a agents at Port Philip, &c., for the same specific
1 e scale. purpose. It ' •
Do. 5 per cent, 8/. pd ea -1% p
against the labours of the British Association. Among The proceeds of cushion prepared for himi_in front of the Principal altar, ie with much difficulty that the bankers in the Cit and
the Ince d P t T
me an roper y ax and the Ministers, the Generals, and the rest of the west-end can obtain silver currency to any amount yeither South Devon all pd 15% e-- 16% 15%
the members of that association are numbered the
average 5,500,0001. a „a dor the Royal Ist; • • Do New
- year-b f cortege remained standing. The clergy then chanted the at the Bank of E-nlan• .e -- --n. Lo accommodate • . A
1% pd eedis. - % p
. yar too great a source their correspondents in . the different parts of the United St.-Est. (Reading n-
names of philosophers then whom the world has seen
of revenue to be lightl Domini salcum Jac Napoleonem, and the Archbisho
y relinquish P •th silver coinage. At Birm• nuities)...l/. Os. 6d pd 26% - 26%
ed. Is it at all recited the Oremus. Kingdom wi Ingham, Blanches- 01
th 1 Do., 4% pc 10 . p ... - ...
few more illustrious in their respective depart- that it be un*
necessary Just and - • • • erpool, and o er ergs commercial
ter, Liv . towns, the de- s
ments. Yet agaiast a body of men thua mode is to have an 44 ann Inquisitorial ? The "After the service, the Prince left the cathedral, and banks f a •
mand at the various or si ver is so great that the hY k 4 d all 19% -20
.1 t . or . pc g .
proper proceeded on foot, accompanied by the Cardinal, to the Stock. & Hart. gd. 5 p c
emi nal assessment, in the are unable to supply parties with more than 100/. to 200/:
Lent the petulance of a few empty-headed upon the annual value of Archiepiscopal Palace, where he was to pass the night. quantity being until July 1,1856, all p ... - ...
pound, all realized as not only is a vast shipped off to A t r
pro.. d us ra la
cavillers has ventu dt t• •"
re o larow .he shafts of ridicule, o This done, fairly and The Place de la Catheirale, close to which the palace is dI d* but the demands for silver bathe Waterford& Kilkenny,
and thi,,, in the age o ,
f the electrot e and the party. iustlY, the amount situated, was brilliantly illuminated. Over the • - an n ia, .
prin France, Belgium, alolland, Hamburgh, ant? 11111 specie for
e continent, 6 per cent. 3L pd %- % dia.
dagu YP , now realized by this tax might ea •
•ve. In conse uenc York, New. & Bar. all p 102 - 104
eraeoty e and '
P 1 tee electric telegraph, and the DISRAELI Would Ife• - ally be cipil entrance to the palace were to be seen the are also very extensi n eof this immense
steam, doubled, and Me• Joece, we letters L. N., surmounted by an Imperial crown. call for silver, it that the au • •
appeara . thonties at the Mint Do. Do 51. pd 5 -5%
engine and dare York & N. Midland H.
tin, aea 3 the printing-press, and the spin- . 0/. at his co
11,C00,00 nernand, instead The bands of the sth Hussars and of the intend ,
having a considerable amount immediately • d • t
come in o
ss J "Pe-undeterred b tb
y e renown of a geologist say, in having
e old currency of h and S. Purch. 10L pd. % - % P
if only the latter sum w National Guards were present, and played mili- epecie, and likewis g . alf-sovereigns and
nce of th
like Muaca of 5,500,000/. Or,
sovereigns for the conv.enle_
t. e emigrants, who are
Is", of a tra 11 r lik LI as re.. tary airs during the evening. At the foot of the grand s LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTASS.
an analytin, , . ve e e UMBOLDT, of . , r cent. would raise it laced in rreat difficalties from he want oe a small •
ClrCU-
eel cinema-it lik vireo, a tax of two pe ,on au !itaircilee were ranged thirty-five young girls, each hold- 'P . le . eechange for their gold.
like HERSCHELL e LIEBIG, of an astronomer . ,
, equitalne assessment. lag a bouquet, which they presented to the Prince as he Wing mecum in e 1 Leasing Nominal Prices. Business
' c'f an anato • t. 11 - 0
mis. ite WEN, or el _ passed A
to put the man of uncertaiu, of e . t half-past seven the President had a dinner LAYING Dows op A SUBTERRANEAN LINE OF Railways. ICompanies. to-day.
an electrician like I. is no equitable
It • t • orty-six covers, at which were present the Cardinal ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN LONDON AND DOVER, IN -"---
"--"--
ARAD/LY 1 F o the c ; out of his own personal the first Vic '
CON NExIoN WITH SUBMAR
THE Ilia CABLE
mencement of these an • r m wit.
fluctuar •
mg income, aris.ng ar-General General Duke de Mortemart D Bdf. & Bitch 11 L &N.W ... - ...
• - oVER, ~ a p on.
seemly dis 1.
p ays of fatuity to- the Prof ai • ' • ' W ' In a few weeks will be completed Bir & Oxf gua. all Gt Westn. 29% - 80%
wards the elevated toils f • - - exertions, upon the same footing with the man who a . ect, M. Bidault and Duranty, deputies of the ZDNk-sp"*- •t"n in conne • • a second • a •
O nor philoso here
p e, we re- .14egialatIve Rod h line of electric communica to , . awn with the conti- Do. without, all p' Do. - 80
y, t e generals of the district, the colo-
. *ce to think that we lea, .
jai has, for himself and his heirs for ever, a fixed pro- nels of the r - nental teleg aph between this point of the coast and the Bir.Wolv. & Dud.,
a invariabl s oken in would be to function„im
. element in garrison and several other high • nr • ' romoted by the E 0••••
' metropolis. It has been pf
ts ~ uropean Tele- guar all pd Do. ...... 80 81
terms of unmeneured indignat. Y P perty yielding him a like income. That _ 0 i peculiar novel ' • 29 -
ton against the twad- - d uncertain "In the evening a splendid cl. I I a graph Company, and one ties is that it Do. without,all p Do. .... 30
the old coach road thr ..
dlers who have endeavoured to de . sa hat what is vari ble fluctuatin ,an
y t a , g . . pared by Ruggieri fP • ks re- ' • •
isp ay o rewor , p is being laid down along a , ough Dept- Buckinghash. all p Lon. &N. ... - ..„
epreciate the achieve- o aris, wag let off. Amusements of ICU Dartf d
.. 1 or , Grave
ford, Greenwich, Shooters f send, Strood, Clydsdale Jc., all p Caledonian 52 -53
ments of the British Association. is of the same value as that which is fixed, unvariedf all kinds were pre
hat of the tovvn. Th pared for the public in different Parts Rochester Chatham, Sittingbourne, .nayersham, Canterbu EL• 6
ry, . in., gua. per
Recently, in alluding to the inaugural „ mad for ever. Capitalise the two incomes, and w . e Place Ferancourt was the princi 1 & t .120,
pa c., o over. As way be known, the South-Easte cent 100Lpd Gt.Nortlin. 150 - 152
aueress de- re point of attraction; it wa e the proprietors of the prese t rn
n tele- Gloucest. & Deans
livered by Colonel SABINE on the Ist inetant i 3 will be the result ?-That incomes arising from pe in a
vast ten. a 8 _
d. 8 brilliantly illuminated, and Railway Company ar
would not sancti
at el- t plen td ball was to be g. The graph, and as the company on the formation Forest all pdGt.Westm. 32 -33
fast, we availed ourselves of the opportunly t send labour, ability, or profession (and ending with Archbishop's Palace and
_o elm_ the Prefecture weirveenp. • ot a eecond line of telegraph, the plan was devised of laying Hartlepl. Dk. &S Yk.New.l . - ...
arhou-
merate some of the more remarkable advantage the life, or even with the failing health, of the pro- lark), distinguished for the splendour of th • 'll the wires under ground along the rcad, similar to those which Railw. ...ell pd 1 &Berw. J "'
a cope
tion. The cathedral was at ' •eir i umtnts- are conveyed „der the metropolitan streets to the several Hull& Selby, all p Yk. &N M. 113 - 115
ferred by the society upon the community at large, ducer) are no more than life annuities, and value them Bengal fire, and the effect thus produced
intervals lighted up by telegraph Stations. Sanction was obtained of th •
e different Do. Halves., all p Do. - 57%
since the period of their last assembly, which took accordingly. Mr. WILLIAM FARR (of the General nificent.” was ran' road trusts, and some 200 or 800 workmen are now actively Do. Quarts., all p Do.
• on the works. The co • - 27 -28
• 107 - 109
place in 1851 at leswich. Several others were natus Register Office) proposes thus '' to treat life incomes It is stated that, on the occasion of the • • employed day and night . pper wires, Leeds & Brdf., all p Midland
f
rally, or rather, v,;e ri ^ e• ' evitahly omitted from nem professions as life annuities, and to give them PRINCE PRESIDENT to Marseilles, upwards of 50,000 po.
1-y sea), in visit of the six in number, are encased in gutta percha; and being de- Lon. & Grenw. all S.
ited in a kind of trough, constructed of kyanised timber, Do '
. Pref....all pd Do.
Eastern 13% - 14%
251/2 - 26% ,
the catalogue nat .11,7 b
, ecau3e o f the narrow the same value as such annu-
ities at some persons are expected in the city from all parts of it, is laid in a trench dug in the road, some foot and a half Lowestoft 4
~ gua.
here should n
limits of • tir't
1 • ' risk
he department and from Corsica, the Var the from the surface. In order . that t _ ot be the per cent...all pd Norfolk - 20
a single article in a deily newspaper-me- --covered by 5 per cent. interest, instead of 3, t ling, test boxes, b whic
vitably, heca b fi' Which is th Basses-Alps and Algeria. It is said also thea't the pessibillity of the wires fa' ~ ,-„, y h the Do. 6p. et., all p Do. - •..
Ilse of the multiplicity of the ene .s re- , e rate when there is no risk. By this C' ' V h• G • 'wires are proved, are erected every mile. ene works are Middlesbe& Red-
quiring to be eau nV oth •
ere- - P esls, which we adopt for the sake of it i 1* ers of Na les, ivita- ecc in,, enoa and N
steam p ice, proceedirg with the utmost expedition. A mile and a half car, 6p. c., all p Stktn&Dar ... - ...
merated. It may be as well, th
c..
s "IV 1- will bring a considerable number of visitors. is completed every des. According to present arrange- N&E 5p c all E. Counties 63 -65 65
fore, to particularize one ity, we overr
more in addition, as illus- ate the value of such incomes, as coin- The inauguration of the statue of Dascairrns took •i' . formed 'll b • •'
. 9
ments, the siX wires, as we were in ,wi eso appor- Do. 6p. ct, all p Do. - ••••
irative yet further of h • the ared with •
10 incomes derived purely from the interest took 1 S day last at Tours. A grand corte ussels and tw
re tioned- two to Paris, two to Br ! o for the Me- Do. F. 5 p.c.all pd Do. - ...
t e good resulting from p ace on un
annual meeting of th . of money or the rent of land." And he adds the was formed of the civil and military authorities which •
8e diterra route At present it is not known whether there Prestn. &Wyre,
_f LAN.W.I.
l nean ~ .
j ••• ••-• see
e aasociation. No one can be wi Ibe any intermediate station between London and Dover. all paid 1 &La.&Y
rash or ridiculous eneti b reason why this ahould be :be says, " Every person proceeded from the Hotel-de-Ville to the place where The telegraph is completed as far as Chatham from Cornhill. Ditto, Halves, A,
g -however much he may
be prejudiced against the B of common sense I meet knows perfectly well that the the statue had been erected, and where tribunes had SUDDEN DEATH AT M.ANCHESTER, OF MR. 100/. pd Do.
ritish Association-to .
Rov & 1iit.,1004 Gt Northn. 149 ...- lee
income from trade • been con t ted for their accommodation. ,
5 ruc 1 great T e, ' This actor, who has bee
deny the importance, in zs worth less than an equivalent in- HOMPsON, THE voMEDIAN.- n one - ' .
Do. Shep. Ex., all Do 148 - 150
a scientific way, of come from money or /a • number of strangers were present, among whom
of the regular corps at the Manches!er Theatre Royal since
determining, with all po„ible nd , and feels that THE MAN 1. r, ao• t w edifice, expired suddenl le
, Shf. Rth. & Goo ,
was tile ...cunt DE aIEUWERKERKE, 0 whose lalent the first opening night of the ne ,
accuracy, in .TH A LIFE INTER ' spc. 18 11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... -- . „
regard to the globe eeh- h we EST OUGHT To RE TAXED LESS." the statue is due. Th I f the covering are on Sunday evening last. He had for some time past-ine ' ' •
e remove o s Q Staffdsh., 9% p MrAillean % a.. IA he,
lc we inhabit, its PEEL ' deed, it is said, fr .
om childhood-laboured under a disease of n•
precise figure and dimensions. u Sir RoBBILT either did not or would not see the signal for an immense burst cf acclamations fr Wear Val. 6 p c., all Stckt& Dar 30% - 31%
Poll the t e f
ex.en- 0- ', his. it WAS constantly brought hef h• • • i the thou om the heart ; and, having recently taken cold, he suffered more Ditto ditto, all p _Do.
„. aa, .
ore a notlce, IP ~ sands assembled. thatl MAL ge bap left no Wally,
WiLtmegiSesta %AV 04 i.e. 45 ' .
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EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1852

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