The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-26 00:00:00

_ T 141 SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY ..E
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R 0 Y A L-I
TAL I A N OPE R A, shown, on the admissions of their acknowledged organ sight of this matter, considering the rubbish that THE SHARE M AItKETS.
COVENT GARDEN... . and of their favourite financier, that the purchasing dealers have for years been allowed to foist upon --me-
Dr. SPOHR. . itt =Tits EE Neft-TLWAYS.
GRAND CONCERT. power of the pound had more than doubled in value, purchasers as the pure article. By preventing adul-
The Directors have the honour to announce that on MONDAY, Business done
July 5, a GRAN'D CONCERT win be given, consisting chiefly of and that in extorting the full nominal amount they teration, as sanctioned by the minute, but allowing
Railways.to-day.
the Works of Dr. Louis Spehr, and under the direction of that emi-
nent composer, who will preside in UAL Orchestra. were practically obtaining twice that for whichbythtehye dealers
tthoesceollncsuhimcoerry,
anladbetlhleed aresywenhuaet
witillisb,e"prthoe ----- -Nominal Prices.
• Full particulars will be duly announced. had contracted. Every argument was met
4, What is a tected against fraud," as Lord DERBY ver2B%
Amb., Bost. & E.
_ parrot cry, q
repeated us ue ad nauseam, y_ Aberdeen 100/apaid 28 to 28%
BATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPOJunc. Not.,
81/2 pd 7 - 7YI 7 %
DROME, potnid .?" Replying to the interrogatory, in the words of justly said. The fitting state of things for all Bir., Wolv., and Stour 5
opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens,according parties
Is now OPEN for the Season Sir ROBERT PEEL, that " according to law, . • is, that those who wish for pure coffee
Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jet.,
The entertainments consisting of the most novel and exciting the may feel to the ancient monetary policy of this country, secure in getting it, that those who want pure Valley all pd. 10/s - 10%
late 331. 65.8 d., 261. pd. 10% -11 d.
fetes ever witnessed. Every Evening during the week, will nor less than a chicory may have it to hand, and that those who de. Ditto, Chest. & Birk.,
be presented a grand change of performance embracing all the meaning of a pound is neither more
a mark to sire a mixture of the two may conduct that operation 50L at 25/. Cons., all pd. 18 -18;4
upon it '
talent of this stupendous establishment and introducing highly definite quantity of gold, with Ditto, ditto 17% pd. ••• -sa
trained horses, ponies, stags, elephants, ostriches, car driving,
. Roman curriculum sports and pastimes of the ancients, &c., &c. determine its weight and finenes • s•" The remon- themselves, without being presented with an omnium- Brist. & Exet.,loo/. pd. 98 - 100
The whole produced in the utmost style of magnificence,compelling the 44 43%,
A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. strances as to the want of equity, of gatherum into which such pleasing ingredients but &II I hall pd 23 - 23%
Chest. o y a •
Caledonian ...100/. pd. 4391. - 44%
d. 36
Admission-Reserved Seats, 35.; First Class, 25.; Second ditto, debtor to give twice the quantity of labour to satisfy too largely entered as horse-chesnuts, tan, sawdust, Cork
D a
b.
8,&
BBe
lanf .
jd
co
tn. ,
451 17 -18
is.; Third ditto, 6d. . --- -- - - -.pd. 10 - 8
Doors open at Five, to commence at Six precisely. his liability, was met by the remark, that if matters brickdust, earth, &c. This is a fair measure of
Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... -....
ROYAL MARIONETTE 111EATRE, were the other way, they should still be contented to " Protection," against which no Free-trader can
gold in discharge of justly exclaim-Protection against cheating and Been June. ... all pd. 6 - 7
Aber-
ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND.
THIS EVENING, and every evening during the week, receive 5 dwts. 3 grs. of standard
a pound sterling. pd.
Ditto, New ... all „, _
...
The performances will commence with a scrap from Shakspere, the oblige
• tion to pay poison. We recollect seeing a statement on good E A r (251 L &
East ng ian . •
Dundee,Perth, & Aalbleprd-
. entitled THE SIXTH ACT OF ROMEO AND JULIET. arrived when they are begin- authority of the analysis of a pound-weight of so- E. and L. &
P.)100/. p 4% -4% 4%
After which a Phantasmagoric Spirit Drama, called ROSCIUS IN
3%
SPIRITS. Well, the time has
ning to get alarmed at the prospects of the country. called coffee sold "as genuine" at the rate of ls. 2d. Do
East.Counties...2ol. pd. 10% - 10% 10% %
To be followed by a grand Ethiopian Musical Entertainmeat by been
an extraordinary Troupe of Ebony Marionettes. Already feelers have thrown out as to the per lb., which ran thus :-half a pound damaged Eastern Union, class A,
To conclude with a new Italian Divertissement, entitled IL NANO
propriety altering the standard, and increasing the beans at ld., a quarter ditto of chicory at 4d.,E. stirs., all d. _x- 7%
late U. P 6 7
(181. E.& H.) all pd. 3 -3%
MISTERIOSO DEL VILLAGIO.Do. do. do. 6/.pd.
...
while se
Doors open at Half-past Seven, and commence at Eight o'clock. weight of the sovereign, .,..e• recognised organ and a quarter ditto of coffee at ls., amounting Do., 5%
A Morning Performance every Wednesday and Saturday. Door 3
of the party, their most able, zealous, and inde- in the entire to 41-1, giving a profit of only East Lancashire, all pd 18% - 19%
..N:V:8313.tC.: (t ) 11p 2% - 2:Y3
P 12% 18% %,
open at Halt-past Two, and commence at Three o'clock.
Private Boxes and Stalls to be had at the Box-office of the fatigable advocate, has acknowledged the magnitude a little above two hundred per cent.! And as D 0.... , Docks
'Theatre, and of all the principal Librarians. E. & W. India
. end importance of the increased productions of the to the deleterious effects that must have been come- and Bir. June., all pd 58 -62
do.,Ne wß.Q&aaCr..,, all pd. . 5.. %
......_ . 5.. xi
HER. MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Precious metals. quent on the imbibing of such trash as we have al- / d***
Edinba& Glas.,loo . p 64 _66 66 65
Second Night of the new Ballet ZELIE. The Times, in its City article of yesterday, deluded to, they have doubtless been apparent in many Edin.,lser. & Dun. 100 L 22 -23 THIS EVENING, 22%
Wm be presented Beethoven's Opera of clams that " the considerations which, three years disordered stomachs. We cannot conceive how any Glas. & S.-West.,loo4 ... -
...
FIDELIO. Calzolari ; 8,0
were almost decided as to the pro- " fair trader" can raise an objection to the change, as Great Northn.,looL pd 91% _ 22,
E. &W. Yk. Jnc., all p ... _
92 91% 90%
Leonora, Madlle. Sofle Cruvelli ; Florestino, Signorn
).1
onestra, b I
55%
Recto, Signor Susini; Jacquino, Signor Mercurial' ; bable effects of the increased supply of interfering with his lawful calling. At all events, 128 127
Signor Fortini; Pizarro. Signor Belletti. W held., all p 441, ,„
45 44%
To conclude with an entirely new Ballet,
_,
the
Music
g 0...,
ld ere now assuming a preponderance over erroneous as are the notions he may have taken up of Gt. S. 86 " ' -12 -•"1,4
Composed by M. Gosselin, the Poem by M. St. Georges•
Great Westn., 1001. pd 96 - 961/2 . 96
9534
96%
95%
Dpo°.•l/4.BsS• AtocSktk,l.olo°l°.lp*Pd 121 --
j. 73:
by M. Nadand, entitled . all other subjects. The anxious pause of curiosity is his duty to the public, of what is due to himself, and -86 85
ZELIE ; on, ''Amour et la Magl,?-per,
s Lamoureux, latent, but it is nevertheless felt by every one, and it of what is good for him as a man of business and an Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd toa _ 11% p
pm
Ey Madlle. Caroline Rosati, Mdlies. Rose.; Durand."
Lane. & York., 100 L pd 7 "` 80 % 79%
Allegrini, Louise Fleury ; MM. Di Mattla ,-.‘
an be made at the Box- is easy to understand why it has not hitherto been honest vendor, the public are not to suffer for ever
d Tickets to
Applications for Boxes; Stalls, an- •••
.2.1/4 - 80%
office, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket.
ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. COVENT-GARDEN. the same article the following passage appears :- again express a hope that, in the approaahing strife -, 'all pd 4- 2% die.
Leeds Northern, l7
.... ,„..
17% % %
THIS VES"IonNG• •
"We arrive, therefore, at the unaltered conclusion of parties, the Government will not lose sight of the DDD
000..,%F Quartersvicarterfßthids.
u n. :1.11!
yipp
pdd
34y% -
4%
die.
9%
Liv•Crsby&Sthpt. all p -
.i'-ii
Will be performed (first time tills sea"--)-MeYerbeer's grand Opera,
LE PRor li-e''' tha: the Californian and Australian discoveries, even announced boon to no inconsiderable portion of the Lond. & Blackw., all NI ,'B% - Bm, 8% 54
ti .010010.
pp 12096- _
Grist qh...t.appaarance in that character); Bertha,
, Loyden, Signor Mario; Count Oberthal, - 1.97% 107 108 107
Fides, Madame ,.at their present rate of yield, will produce effects of community which would result from the rescinding
12/. pd 4% -4% p
129% 129 128
Madame Casten= ; Jean - • signor Soldi; Ferments, Signori Mel momentous character, which nothing is likely in of the Treasury minute of 1840. Do. Quarters...22h pd 6% -6% p 28% %
Signor Tagliafico ; Serieant'
signor Stigelli; Mathiesen, Signor Polonini ; ft. ,
and Rommi ; Gioni, ....mi., Lpono..,BFrifiths
......
16% %,
Zaccaria, Herr Formisaues.et
and Skating Scene will be danced bY any material', manner to counteract. What may be Lpono.. &ioN:,
, The ineidental HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
31. aitaseere el Rum*, .m. Flume ; Madlles. witnessed if further experience at Port Phillip and Lon. & S.-West. 1004 p 96 - 96% 95% 96%
. Madlle. Robert and _ . ~ .
beautiful and succeesful ballet was produced on
Kolemberg and Leblona, and comprise the celebrated Quadrille des'
Do. New 501., 42% Pd 2it-. 1 es ens.
Queen Charlotte's Island should realise the extraordi- A
Thursday evening, entitled Ztlie; or, L'Amour et le Magic. Do. New
ratinearS.
composer, Director of Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. nary_ contirtgencies that seem to be, indicated, and if Phccyas, the Samian sage, is the fend guardian of his Lou.* & Enniskil., all pd p 13
. The 7erformances commence at Eight o'clock precisely.
Box. & Mae. all p :
aicketi tor the Bczes Stalls, cr the Pit may be tad (for the the supply of silver should simultaneously increase to Adopted daughter, the fair Zane. She becomes ens- Man.
Rh f & Lin ,1001 ' -3%
Night or Set"pn),at the 'Box-,flice el the Theatre, which is open the extent that some
e persons anticipate, is a problem moored of the Prince of Samos whose thoughts, how- Man•-ee • '. •P 34 -35 34% %
from Eleven till Five o'clock ;' aid of the principal librarians and, ever, run upon more than sublunary things. He seeks Do. Man 40/....344 pd 2se- 1 A dis.
ch. & Lincoln
rausicsellers., , upon which each inquirer will form his own opinion.' the cell where Phocyas rules the elements. He bids the 4/ 2 pd ,
idl d ......... 100/. NI e 3
I`I4EATRE rIOYAL, HAYMAI;IKET. The cautions and warnings that we Jerre so long Master show him the irltal beauty of woman. Zelie 'l*---- an& Derbyte,' 12 A - 73% 72% %% 73 72%
Do. Bir. 4 38 -40
gr. B. Waster, Sole Lessee anellanager, Old ttromPton. poured forth almost unheeded have thus been fully stands before him; and he learns that she is the child "Union ...... •s.
re h -2% die.
Mid. Gt. Wt. (1re.)47%
' - ' THIS EVENINtIi and. type of the earth, from which he had seen her Do. % Shares, 17% pd ***
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•••
A new Comic U. ama, in five acts, entitled justified-the. accuracy of our predictions have re- . .
spring. His restless spirit taxes the magician's power Newcas. & Carl. all ed .... - THE FOUNDLINGS. - . ..
further, and at his demand the other elements are em-
Characters by Messrs. Buckstone, Keeley, high Murray, Howe; ceaved an unexpected verification through our most
Do. Quarter Sh. all 'd ••• -
Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. BL.cL'ingham, Mrs. Leigh i'lurray, and Bliss strenuous opponent. it has admitted that within the bodied in lumen beam The The fountain dashes into life Newmarket all pd 48 -50 49
Vining.
fia Fluvia fire 3 arkles into the perilous brightness Newport,
aven.,
-Liter which KEELEY WORRIED BY BUCKSTONE. , last few yenta the stock of gold has increased at least . , the p
Norfolk ......... 100 L pd 89 -41
To conclude affil the earee called THE TWO isOIeiNYCASTL.e.S. of Fiantkma, the air itself is condensed into the floating and Hereford l2l pd 4% - 4 aie. 7%
annual su In
PP - grace of Eoline. Phocyas had given the prince a magic Ennisk. 7% p 1y - 2
Mr. BollnYettEtl tie, Mr. Bricatone i Mrs. Bennymstle, Mrs. Luck- 20 per -cent:, and that henceforward an
la:them. - of acooo,oooi. may be nneticipated-so that it will flower, which had the yirtue of causing the wearer to4o
TITEATI; li: ROYAL, ADELPIH. require but little - more than fifteen -years of the bn loved by whomsoever he might love. For this the o S.
Do. New 2 e le,
rT•• p 10 - 9 dis.
North British ...25/. pd 85 -36 35% 34%
B, guar. 5/. pd
.., - ...
Lesisce, air. Is. Waster ; oirectms, Madame Celeitt.
Elements contend, eir..co its insures North. Court..., n. 314 pd dis.
3% - 3
THIS EVENING, existing production to cause an alteration in the. 'rival' the
victor the heart of, the Prince. possessionZecie sinks he-
will be performed SEA and LAND. Characters by Messrs. Paul ~.., -
0..
Nth. Devon, N 0.1,1
! fore her fantastic rivals, In the contest be- NDelr,Y.lB'Se. 2 ...... 51 p1.1(3 734
-- 7.!..i dis.
1 prcparty of fifty per cent.
Bedford, Wright, Hughes, O: Smith, Worrell. Emery; 3lissei Ellen relations
Chaplin, R. Pazwilllanf, and Sire. Keeley. Oace more, then, we may ask, what will len tween the three of mei& birth, the Fire yields Do., 1A A, def....a1l pd •,••
MEPHISTO-
Affer weich a devilish new Extravaganza, called.
to the Wave-the Wave, in her turn, flies before Do., IA .• -- ••
' ' 1 Hkrev IlLis Fitz williani, and idlss
PEN,IX..;. Characters by 3r. .. ~ ~ the effect of the discoveries of gold in Aus•
a
wootear. trelia: and alifornta? and with a better chance of ex. •
0* ' - the power of Air-but, in the moment of triumph, a burn- North Stafford. 17% p 6 --- fi% dis. 11% ye
To conclude with SLASHER AND CRAS EER. ' mg Sun rises, the Air faints and dies away-the Child of North-Western...all pd
.. .-- ...
citing the attention of those who formerly pooh- Earth revises. The Magician calls up the Pleasures of N. & S.-W• June. 6/. p 1% - 2 p.
LOYAL PRINEESi,'S THEATitI,„ OXFOP.D-STREET. i
Oxf.,Wora&Wol all • i 23
p 22 A - 2234 %,
-Under the Mane.geo-en. of Mr. C. Lean. pool-ad cur suggestions. They have now evidence on Eerth, end all brilliant and beautiful things are com-
Scottish Central I.' 71%
" THIS EVENIN biped to tempt the Prince. But he has learned that . h 111'11d 001. p 71% - 72%
" IPlay, in five acts, by the which they will rely, furnished hy their ow . SCOW'S ".` •,100/53
Will be performed a new and origina , , . magic can give him no such prize as the free love of his Shrew. & Bin a., al, •• P ... - ...
8%
Ipd 8% - 834 author of The Site's Secret, entitled THE. TRIAL OF LOVE. Pen- witnesses. , In fifteen years the purcnastag Zt" elle, and, casting away. his ring, he throws himself at Do. B- cipal character.; by Messrs. C. Kern, Ryder, Graham, Meadows, ,
.......... all pd 6% - 65/8
Cathcart, -, verett, and Wheatleigh ; Miss Marshall, and Mrs. C • tamer of the pound sterling will he one's the feet of the Child of Earth, and abandons for ever Shrew. & Her. Old 81. p 2% -2 ' dis.
Bean. half of- what it has been for the last few years his lodgings after the supernetural, Shrewsbu. and Chester •
. After which will be produced, o Mdlle. Caroline Rosati, the representative of Zelie, (Nor. W- Min.) all pd 18% - 19% .19
Tai VAMPIRE, a Phantasm, related in three dramas. The or about the same as it was when by far the greater
rrinciall charac.tkr will be sustained by Mr. BnicicaLlt, the author did great things in a e pas des Elemens," with Rosa, Do. Halves ~,,,,all pd 9% -93 e 95/s 34 34 34
of the piece, supported by Messrs. J. Vining' Chester, Everett, portion of the public debt was contracted. About Raper, and Lamoureux, and displayed her revolutionary Do. Oswestry...all pd 13% -1434 14 ys
Cathcart, Meadows, Harley; Misses Lecleraq, 'Robertson, Phillips,
1867, then, the tax-will receive tard ;t' tendencies very brilliantly, in which she was 11 1 - Shrop. Union
&...6% pd 3 -2% d. 33's
payers
pesriorough, Marshall, and Mrs. Daly. Do. A, B, C, D Nat
The injury inflicted in 1816, when preparations fur seconded by M. Durand. In the seceud tableau Mdlle. d at per cent, ;nn 46 dis.
-Ise. Y. - ...VI A.i‘ .q.SLPIIiTIie,A, ft, Louise Fleury executed a " Grande Bacchanal, "In P up ••• "a -
Under the Patronage of her Majetty and his Royal Highnesa a return to cash payments were cemmenced, and compan with ' f 'd or t ' .
y tne a oresat a yp C3A, who each had a
' South Devon,,,,, all pd 19 -20
Prince Albert.• • S th-Easternlool •ou _ , ,ps 73% -. 733 A, 73% 72%
Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. ever since continued, will be brought to a conclusion. " variation," with sparkling vigour; and this was sue- south IV awe ... all pd '35 y - 85% 35%
7.he east tuccesste, and reenter Theatre in London. Bat will the alteration terminate there ? By no deeded by a piquant wnl:z telaceea Rosati and Durand, south Yorkshire 4
THIS EVENING,fr and
ataed upon the model of the Elssler character dances. River Dun ...... 15/. 1% p 15%
Will be presented the gorgeous Equestrian Spectacle of ST. means, the precious metals will still flow iv, and Th " d been pd IA - -
GEORGE and the DRAGON. St. George, Mr. Alfred Cooke. e applause, which ha considerable during the Do. Do. ...... 5t pd
To be iollowed by It Atty's Inimitable Scenes or the Arena, intro- most
probably in greatly increased quantities, when progress of the ballet, rose to a perfect hurricane of sit- Stirl. & Dunferro.all
• ••• •--' •••
p.., - ...
clueing the most numerous equestrian company in Europe.
we consider the improved machinery and the in- titfection when the final tableau, with its magnificent Stock. & liar.l6/25.3d. - ...
To &carafe with a Laughable .earce. union of fire and water, arrived Taff Vale ...... 126/. pd 155 - 153
Tickets to be had at the Box-office Item Eleven till Four daily, creased efforts that will be made so long as gold min- •
Stage Mariagcr, Mr. Leclereq. _ nmiaw..,....seam Thames Haven Dock
ing continues a profitable occupation. What; they, and Railway „al.
pd 2% -2% x-n x.n
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. should be done in consequence of the change ? Let
11.1 R. JOSEPH _PARKE
'R'S CONCERT. Vale of Neath..l7/. pd 13 - 13%
Open ror the Season,This concert took plea) at the New Beethoven Rooms Waterfd. Ki
& --lie all p- d 6% -6%
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. not the bullionists for a moment suppose that the on W d d e nem ay evening, The chief instrumental per- Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 21 -23
Eslaibition of Danson's Colossal Daylight View of MOUNT - •
the CYCLOPS-Splendid
ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and difficulty can be solved by any change in . the weight formers were Madame Goffrie and Mr. Joseph Parker West Cornwall 131. pd 10 - 10%
and interesting Menagerie-Promenade Concert by Godfrey's on. of the sovereign. That is altogether out of the on the piano, Mr. Joseph Case on the concertina. and West London ...an pd
... ...-. ...
_rivalled Military Band-Various Amusing Novelties-Concluding at Mr. Frederick Chattertun on the harp. The principal Yk.,New.:& Bea 1004 74 -75 7334
Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Southby, question ; and we know not how any person could vocalists were Le • nature and Mr. Swift. The Do. & New. Ex. 204 p 634 - 6ye dis.
representing the Interior of the Mountain (the Pandemonium of the
have the hardihood to r I theconcert Madame
• h trio ' '
p opose it so ong as commenced with a on the piano, violin and Do. G.N.E. pure, ee p 2% -2 % dia. 6% aft
Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges ot Vulcan and his Cyclops,
York &N. MA•100 *
i . Lpd 51 -- 52 51% 34 51
the whole terminating with_ the Eruption of Mount Etna and a arguments heretofore used by the bullioaiets are • violoncello. performed by Mr. Joseph Parker, 'Herr
Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nereia.d.a receiving the Goffrie, and Herr Lut en which was well received. PREFERENCE SEAREs.
Armour of Achilles. borne in mind. The effect, then, must be that the Swift t •g • "'Tie
The menagerie now consists of several hundred specimens, in-
oftaxation,
burden
cur so least as the fixed with
far at
sung the pretty ballad of only thee I love," Aberdeen all pd .., - ... 95
eluding three elephants, two giraffs, four ostriches, two camels,his usual good taste. Mr. Frederick Chat- Do. No. 2, 7 per et. 33/ ... - ... ' 314
lions, &c. payments, must be greatly reduced, that the interest terton's solo on the harp deserves great praise, and Caledonian, 101. 100/p 99 - 101 100 Ye
Doors open from Nine A.M. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con-Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 18% L. 19%
Mr. Joseph Case's talents were well
'cart at Half-past Six. Fireworks about Half-past Nine. of money will be considerably diminished, and the displayed in the Dundee, -
• niasrissnoN, ONE SHILLING.rer &Aberd.
variations on the beautiful air of "Ye banks and •'
value of all expansive property, such as Junction all pd 5% - 6
- braes." The sonat^the '. on piano was well performed EAn (3/ 10 )6 p c all 3- 3% 8%
•
. lands, houses, shares in railways, banks, and other by Mr. Joseph Parker, who gives promise of much fa-
nE. • s- •
IGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Do. 5/.) 7 per ct. all p ... -„,
Teas Day -Morning 30 min. after S i Evening S min. after 9 great trading companies, must he materially enhanced. ture excellence. Madame Lemairo sang two songs with Do. 71175) 7p.c• 2 p ... - ...
' To-Moartow-Morning 38 rain. alter 9 I Evening 9 min. atter 10
will
The alteration in prices be even more grace and expression, and a duet of Beethoven's was Eastern Counties Ex.,
brilliantly executed by Madame and Herr Goffrie on sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% -1% p 1% pm
THE
WEATHER.-Sort OFFICE, JUNE 26. the pianoforte and violin. Miss Messent was absent Do. No. 2 all pd 1% - ive p
Pm
T oxene, ax THE SHALE.
the discoveries in Peru and Brazil, inasmuch a circumstance the more to be regretted as both Madlle, Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 13% - 14% 14%
erereat
71-highest since noon yesterday. as the facilities of communication are so greatly en- Magner and Miss Ellen Rowland aro capable of much Scrip,
Eastern Union . s, _
improvement. The concert was well attended, and the Guar. 6 per et....ali p 10% --- 16%
55 -Jowl st this morning and during the night. hanced and its rapidity increased. A wise and audience .
seemed perfectly satisfied with the entertain- '
Do 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ...
h.
64-this day, at neon. judicious alteration in the monetary code may meat provided. East Lancashire, 6 per
Banonexam, 29,83. ct. Quar. Stirs. all pd ..„ es.
...
still be effected, and to that we would exec- - East & West Yorkshire
WIND W.-A heavy fall of rain towards morning, and .
11 cia y direct the attention of candidates for seats HERR JOACHIM'S CONCERT. Junction, sths all pd ... .....
...
• continued until ten o'clock ; Afternoon, sunshine. Edin., Per. & Dun. 534
amanwelumnamsfroo,sowe ....
rw0r..,.., ....-.sr:-.tv--sliar-noms.axax..m.amosant, s. in Parliament, and the electors throughout the A large company, containing many distinguished all d ... .....
h.
amateurs, filled the Hanover-square
Rooms last night, per cent.
DAILY WEATITFR TABLE. entire kingdom. It is certain that it must beGlen& S.W. Con 1001' ... ....
...
upon the occasion of the orchestral concert given
by Gt• North. 5 p c. all pd 16 -- 16%
e htte of the Wind and Weather at each of the following come one of the most important questions for the Herr Joachim, the young but already famed Bohemian•
Do. 5p c. red. sc. p --2% p
places `at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-The stations consideration of the new Parliament, and none are' violinist. The programme included not only several of Great South. & West.
are arranged in order of latitude. worthy of selection who have not some degree of, the most difficult morceaux of violin music existing,pd 854
- 8%Prereotrrx-Wind S., strong breeze-overcast. but (Ireland) Bths all a
fantasia on Hungarian airs composed as well as played Gt. West. (Berke &H.
Portersunotrret-Wind S.Wt, gentle breeze-cloudless. knowledge and just notions on the subject. iby Herr Joachim, and a concert-stuck, also his own 6 d %
Ex. 5 per cent.).• • P ..... 1 -
bettorrron-Wind S.E., calm-partially cloudy. _______asa.-- , inspiration. Cleverly scored as these pieces were, with Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p h.
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... r
110
heelless-Wind S., light airs-cloudless. Coffee-drinkers have some reason to be thankful; a fine appreciation of instrumental effects, and very Do. •.Do. •••801. pd ~• •-• ...
d York.
Sorrineurrces-Wind S.W., strong breeze-partially cloudy. . brilliant as were the violin solos and • ' 1
principa D zees Lancashire an
Inaleesnostn.--Wind S.W., light airs-cloudless. for the announcement made by the leaders of her' - ass h- -, shire, F. 20/. ..•61. pd % ee. , die.
there was a lack both of melody and coherent conti- Stk. 100/. p
...
.......78.
,41rItBEIDGEWind S.W., strong breeze- eloudless. MAJESTY'S Government with regard to the lop ex-' nuity of design which could not but make Do. 6p. C.
ZeitEENWICH-Wind S., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. itself ap- Leeds Northern, 6 per
.....
ittehtctela -Wind W. calm-cloudless. fisting chicory nuisance. On Thursday evening it; parent in both instances. Herr Joachim's - playing, cent. No. 1 ...... 134 pd .:.
....•••
•••
L,"'ltnoet-Wirid S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. was stated, in answer to a question from Lord Ton-, . , P .
, however was su erb. His tone has gained in richness Do. Do. No. 2 17/. pd
• - ...
--"0N-Wirid S W gentle breeze-partially cloudy. i and in force. His very high notes are wonderfully Do. Do. No. 3 51. IA .... ....
CAA% ' "2 RINGTON by the Earl of DERBY, that it was the intern. 1 free from over-attenuation, and his b • is full• Do. Q 1848 .9/. pd
.: •••
Beate„..B4l)oE-Wind S. gentle breeze-cloudless. owing of vi- rs., •• • -- „„„
---"CinAm- Wind s',wgentle breeze-partially cloudy. tion of the Government to rescind the Treasury' Par and variety. The remaining portions of thepro-
~
=tae1h........5 per cent. ...100/. pd
..
-_--ns=n minute of 1840, which sanctioned the adulteration of; gramme were hardly less interesting than the speciali-
S k 1001.
' """ •••
Do. Pr.s pc. t •
......
ties of the beneficiare. A brilliant duo b Hiller played
17P-) )A i)_,,2 r. - coffee. At the acme time it is clear from what he Mdll y '• - Do. Con. 5 p c,1852 all'
.•
by e. Claus% and Herr Pauer, was a great treat TG 6 c 100/. p • •-•" •••
.I`Zta aq • eta, sa- .h 7. further stated, and from observations made on the The mingled decision and airy lightness of touchof
Do. le . r. p . .
ht.
...
A:SI.S`, `,.;:- ,!0.,,,.).-e 1)0.Lon. & N.-W. (Coy. &
st -4
,_,_, g,:).A.,,, ik ,- --- -, i;,-14.1z.
~.....".-_,. . following night in the House of Commons by the Mdlle. Clauss's playing become more apparent with Nunet.) sp. C. 13% Pd
1 ••• ..... „
_...,•eta- every time of hearing. She performed last evening with Ln. & S.W. Co 3c15.5/. p a%
.... 4
e eatZets44,9l . '4,31 o
yr% ap-- a_ .7 o,__ p.--
, Ns ,
..." As.
CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER, that the retail
he_tra eagt el,. „o^.: s.. ' bit- .$4. '"'" • , , ,an entrain and a verve which were irrisistible ; while in Lou. & En. % Sh. all P 12y3 P
h .'"h-ntate•-"' , °" , ,ethe.ht• dealers have no. ground of complaint, as when the Herr Patter, one of the manliest and steadiest of pianists, Man., Sheff., & Linen. 4- 12 is,
-i.% 40 41,,...... , ''' -
"'""'-L-''"*2"'"L------" . „ -••••••.e...,,,...........-.. Treasury. minute is reminded it will not leave the I she bad an excellent collaborateur. Madlle. Clauss has Qr. Sh., No. 1...a1l Pd 10%
''°',/,''S ne- sea, set,{,, - ..t---
- ' tkqette ttith t:e la 'VI '-`l' '-17) ' "'‘
CI law in precisely the same I obtained in an un recedentedt • short time a reputation Do. New, 10/....a1l pd 13% _ 13%
state as it was t . . P . 5 .
, which only musical genius in its truest phase can
'.- ' .. C -kt\a% C-. 1: .'hY .4.'l' Is plated change i 3 not to be made until the dealers have! confirm and enlarge. The vocalists were Miss Dolby Do. 6/.
Do. Con. eons. oe nue
3/. pd I 1 ,
.passed, and the contem- Mid. Con. 6 c St. 100 L AP
, 1 ,tit eat tA)ti if `*Xft...4l 11 1 ^ before the minute was , pas , . i achieve, and which every successive display tends to el' .ra.a. - m
enete per pd 142
LOgra/()N, SATleetb A ~,,,, had time to sell off their stock of adulterated coffee.' and Herr Reichert; and an excellent orchestra was led Do. Erewash Val. all p - 151 149% 149
ael JUNE 26, 1852. by M. Sainton. Herr Pauer, we ought to note, was so Do. Leic. &Swannin "' - •••
• --'•••-nte..._____ The mere rescinding of the minute of 1840 would kind g•
as to play the accompaniments. 8 per c. Guar. 100 L p
...
be r
Parliament will P
- clr°gued on Thursday revive the formerly existing prohibition that chicory
d dissohm neat, Do. Preference ...5/. p """ •••
% - 3/8 P
the Ist of July, an -on Reid the od should not be kept at all on the premises of dealers in
GOITGH-STREET THEATRE.-ROMCO and Juliet was Norfolk Exten... 11
11--. Pd 22 -23 ........----..5.......__„_aY, - • Do. Gr. 51A p ct. au p Ai,
coffee, but under the proposed change its possession performed here last evening, the principal parts being very Den 'Val 2/. - -72 - 6
-The- stream of bullion contaenes h
d.l
--dn ably filled by Mr. Wilde and Miss Mortimer. Mr. Power o. ii, ay.riy. • p 1%
_. 2
etea 1 y flowing would be allowable, provided it were kept apart, dis-
d there is. e sustained' M tteffectively,and
ercu to
- 1 % 110
,towards England, an ° apparent prospect find and unmixed. By a legislative enactment exist- in the famous " Queen Blab" speech. Nevertheless comedies North Stafford....all pd
__.... •
being even arr Oxf. Wor. & Wel, 15e '''
of the tide turning orread in its pro- ing on the statute-book a penalty of one hundred are better suited for amateurs than tragedies, wherein it
week 6 *per cent.... 12% Pd i .a_
gress. Th® return for the e"ltia the 19th of pounds is imposed on any dealer who shall keep, or frequently happens that from. w.ant of proper drilling and
Ditto ditto ... 3/. pd '.,' "is -2'4 p Ira
k in both attention the audience are irresistibly provoked to laughter.
Shrews. ' N.G.% -2%
June instant shows that the stcc , ~
aepartments offer for
~., ~._ 10 a -11 %
amounted to thaCAPTAIN MAHER'S BULLET.-On Thursda last
yShrews. & Ches. knew.
of the national Bank mouth,- ellarp3ous
. ATI., be and beans, or other grain, or vegetable substance prepared another trial of Captain Maher's bullet took place at the Min.) 8 per ea-1111Pd 17% ..... 18
unprecedented sum of 21,435,01 is '44 increase for the purpose of being in imitation of, or in any Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, under the direction of Colonel South Dev0n...... all pd 15% - 16%
had showed
of 250,967/. within the week, which Chalmer, Royal Artillery, which proved highly satisfactory. Do. New ......... 114 pd i,dis. - % p
an respect to resemble, or to serve as a
345 330/. 0.4_ .substitute The practice with the light dragoon carbine commenced at St-Est. 4% pc. 104 pd ":
_a I
improvement in its tuna of , r the for coffee, or if the _ same shall be found in 100 yards and extended to 200 yards. Shooting at the lat- Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 2a; - ii.
• return. ~
amount specified in the preceding
be The his possession or if he shall callter distaiace, the weight of powder being reduced one-tifth, Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p , '
most sceptical bullionists are. at . length Conlin 2 anY was far superior to the spherical bullet in common use at 80. until July 1,1856, any,
... •-- •••
g substance, not being coffee, by that name, or have The range and accuracy of the " Mars bullet " having been Waterford & Eilkenn
nnot
oonvined that their sneers or incredulity ea stay the satisfactorily tested with the carbine, further trial with the 6 per cent ....,,3E pd, sx, - 1 p
same so called in his possession. This salutary
g4P 4°rrent, and that air their railing agoillat the gold been ordinary musket will shortly take place, and the most san- York, New. &Ber. all P 1.01. - - 103
dead letter for
a.
Promising enactment has b rendered a the last guine expectations are entertained that the result will prove Do. Do. . , .... 5/. pd 4% ...- 5%, 5
companies, or efforts to stop the- most tee 1
eve years by the Treasury minute of the 4th of most satisfactory. Should such be the case, it is presumed York &N. Midland IT. .
ffered to A
speculations that-have for deny years been 0- --tiguit 1840, in which the Lords of the T that a supplyof these projectiles will be furnished to the army and S. Purch. 104 pd u
% -3/. p 1034
reasury in
ct of 4,, 'general.
the British community, . will not have the effe • tat that" do consider that LINER Tasit.... ...8 _,they not any measures ANOTHER ARCTIC EXPLORATION.
screw are glad -----..in a. 2, VOICED RENTAZEI.
maintaining an. artificial, scarcity of the prom., .utrald be enforced -
with chicory," to prevent the sale of coffee mixed to announce the speedy departure of the schooner
metals in the face of the almost unlimited supplies ""° lsabel, under Commander Inglefield, R.N ,F.R.G.S•, in search Railways. i Leasing
andthat " d '
adman,
from California and Anstialia. ' Not a week elapses "Al% will be fraud aon the revenue so long as of Sir John Franklin. This vessel, fitted out *by Lady ..-------,leetnpanies.
that vessels do not arrive from Australia bringing laie
the c all,
ha Franklin, assisted by the Royal Geographical Society (of Bdf. & Bitch 11 -------
e a Plon.&N W - - ••••
he seller r y
s the proper duty ; and as between which Sir John was a 'Vice-President), has been presented Bin& Oxf.,gua. all,Gt. w • 31 -32
not only large consignments of gold, but accounts t and the co the d • that Govern- to Commander Inglefield, who purposes sailing in the first el
...,0. without, all p. D estn.
29% _
30%
t shout . • consumer ey desire week of July, with the intention, if the weather permit, of RinWolv. & Dud., c 4 of new, and almost morn surprisin4 discoveries men ti •interfere as little aspossible. "
In ac- first visiting Jones and Smith's Sound, and then of prose- guar all pdl
than those already . referred, to. It is found cordance with these . .outing the great object of the voyage, namely, the examine- 1 Do. - 31%
Excise hacit singular viewa the Commissioners Do. without, all pi Do. - 30%
tion of the western coast of Baffin's Bay and Labrador. Buckinghash. all p L .
that common unskilled labourers may without any of °rthwith to ' 0n.8,N.w 19% - 19%
• 2 issue a general order, " That
be This expedition, combined with the exertions of such men ci d dale J II
extraordinary good fortune, aealize from five to ten no objections
made on theofthe
part - E. Lin., gua. 6 per
Y s ce a p Caledonian 50 -51
•
ounces of gall per week, or • allowing only 31. per dealers in andsellers of coffee • • ton Channel ; and of Collinson M‘Lure, and M'Guire, cent ...... all pd Gt. N 152
•r having mixing chicory thereorthn. 148 - 149
' •with, or to the'through Behring Strait, supported' by the newly-determined Gloucest & Dean •
Onnee, little mare than 75 per cent. of its actual value, the
We all a same so mixed on their expedition of the Hudson's Bay Company, under that Forest... 22% Pd Gt W 32
from 151. to 30/. .per week. Under such circum- premises." - -mow, thanks to the undeniable indefatigable Arctic explorer, Dr. Rae, will go far to lay bare Hartlepl. Die. & I ha.
__estrn. 31 -
every portion of those frozen regions of the north, as yet Ile New
Railw....all pd &B • } ... - ...
atances, it is by no means astonishing that persons in revelations of the Lancet last year,' the horrible stuff unexplored. erw.
Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N.M. 111 - 113
_ .
the neighbourhood of the auriferous districts are re- the public were in the habit of imbibing,
under cover CHOOSE THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET: Do. Halveseall p Do. - 56%
linquishing all other branchea.af industry, and flock- of this perlllission. Thera eta Do. Quarts. all
'Le many persons who free exposure to the light, and the sun's influence, has •s - 2 P Do.
108% 109
ing to the "diggings" by hundreds. .It may be said prefer a proportion of chicory in th •great effect in diminishing the tendency to disease. The Leeasaetardt,allp Midland - 109
eir beverage,
that such but sunny side of the street should always be chosen as a rest- Lou. Grenw., all S. Eastern l3 - 13%
conduct must operate injuriously to the co- what is fairly to becomplainedof is that those who • Do• Pref all
dence, for its superier healthiness. It has been found in • •••• Pd Do. - 26%
bony. Sack may be the case, unless the new-comers be desired their coffee pure could not get it so to public buildings, &c., that those are always the most healthy Lowestoft., gue. 4
bound down by very •horrible comnoe- . cent
~,all say which are the lightest and sunniest. In some barracks in per •••all pd Norfolk
stringent regulations. But it is nothing of the r .ud which ' Do. 6p. et., an pit was cus- Russia, it was found, that in a wing where no sun pene • Do.
perfectly clear that it mastunder the name middlesbe & Red-
greatly augment the pro- tomary to put off ale of the former. tratecl, there occurred three cases of sickness for every single
duction of gold,
the
no hindrance case which occurred on care ide of the building exposed to car, 6p. e., all p Stktn &Dar ... -
keep up a constant and uninter- There will now be to the nos.N. &E., 5 c 64
rupted supply to this cuntry. , t itS Sale Will I_, r the sun's rays. All oth rcumstances were equal-such 6 P• e all E. Counties 62 -64
, session of chicory, ba- . he *ery pro. as ventilation, size of apartments, number of inmates, diet, Do. p. ct., all -
p Do. - •••
What will be the results of that increased nit, regulation to Do. F. 5 p.c. all pd D ......
h.„
supply ? perly put undet Certain s• It must tsc., so that no other cause for this disproportion seemed
Prestn. & W r o•
Y e. I L.&N.WI 1
That is a question which We ha'vrepeatedly • ' ctly
e asked in be kept in packages, distinctly labelled: in all cases exist. In the Italian cities this practical hint is well known.
Malaria seldom attacks the set of apartments or houses all paid t & La. &Y J '•• - ...
1
these columne. We have repeatedlyadhered to, the Excise... - ••• P warned the where this precaution is will which are freely open to the sun, while, on the opposite side Deellivela A, all p Do.
bullionists of the insane ceatte
which they were have instructions not to filepress for- 26% 26
and even dangerous. Reigate ... all pd S. Eastern 253/e (
pursuing, and almoat imploring them to enter •into penalties against personse having it in their
Possession. STRENGTH OF IRON SHIPS.-DOCKING ALL STAND- Roy. & Hit. 6te pGt ,N- thn• 148
.... s• 4 .... or • - 152 I
an equitable . compromiseintermediate • while it was yet The dealers will be allowed a fair time 114 G.-The General Screw Steam Company's shi Q p ueen
to Do. Shep. E
°I Shf. Rth. & Goole,
xe all Do. - 152
t
'nothing practicable. But nn; would suf- to dispose of their present stock, at the expiration of the South was taken into dock at her Majest s dock ard
Devonport, allstanding,with y y , sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks ••• -•"
Ace but an adherence to the. strict ,I . - nin , g S. Staffclsh.• 9% p Mai-Clean 1 - c
letter which wo may be permitted to g and water her, at the solo risk and responsibility of Mr. wearerai, 6
of ths law-a law rendered much more • strm- been a rarity in these realms, a cup of the genuine Mare, who when told he was a " bold man," replied that it 0 Pe.,alt Stekt& Dar ••• - ••• t
D . do. ... all pd D .
. ,
Pet bin the iniquitous Acct of 184 i• . 14t. rain Nas it berr W t t that the Government
0 y. e ?Hsu Will not lose Q,
the ship could not stand such a test, she was not fit for the • o
nera Screw Steam Company's service. Do. do._ ... all pd Do. a
. . ,
.nraantrea i deatetaarenetnta
h. _ . - ' Wil4Abelne all Gt. %Vous. 104 ..'• 106