The Sun.
London, England, 1863-04-06 00:00:00

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAM.)

GISAVESEND, Monday Morning.
Arrived—The Murray, from Adelaide ; Idea, from Villa-
; Active, from Caen • John and Harriett, Don
Colina, Zuma, Two Friends, 'Belinda In o, Alert—all from
Guernsey ; Lively, from Caen ; Albertus, from Leghorn,
Murillo, from Cadiz.
Sailed—Phillippine, for Victoria; Arthur, for Quebec.
Passed—Result DEAL, Monday Morning.
, from Melbourne tor London; Juanito,
from Colombo, for London ; Artistic, brig, from the west,
for London ; Era, screw steamer, from London, for Bor-
deaux,

Anchored—Uranva., from London, for Prince
Island; Sea Flower, from Grimsby, for Jersey,

BRIGHTON REVIEW.—The eczne this morning
at the London bridge and Victoria station of the
South Coast Railway was highly exciting. At the early
hour mentioned in the official arrangements the different
volunteer regiments arrived and were despatched in best
order. A great number of persons were assembled outside
each of the stations to witness the arrival and departure of
the men. It is to be hoped the weather at Brighton is
similar to that in London, for then a very grand and
national fete will come off with eclat.
FASHION. —A correspondent of the Scotsman
notices that a Paterfamilias the other day, writing
to the Times, stigmatised the long curls which some ladies
wear over their shoulders by the name of "Follow-me-
lads I" A thrill of disapprobation ran through young.
lady-dom.
entry
The " R-se of Denmark," innocent of the
male
erl her
o n
either
limes and unknowing of Patert,milias, ma
into the city of London with a long flowing c
very shoulder, of the very pattern cavilled at by this
peppery and undiecerning old gentleman I The Prince first
shrugged his shoulders (so the rumour runs) ; "then look-
ing, liked."
EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY.—The Times of
Tuesday last published the deaths, among others,
of six persons, whose united ages amounted to 519 years, ore
an average of SG years and 6 months for each of them, five
being women, the youngest being 82, and two numbering 91
years each. The gentleman was 81. The obituary of Wed-
nesday was still more remarkable, inasmuch as the deaths
of seven persons are given, whose united ages r mounted to
611 years, on an average of 87 years 3 months and 12 days;
and again the laciie3 take the lead, there being four to three
of the opposite sex, the youngest being a man (82), and the
eldest a lady, reaching the great age of 91 years.
A LIBEL CASE.—An alleged libel case against the
.Manchester Examiner and limes was tried at the
Liverpool assizes on Thursday, Tne plaintiffs were Messrs.
Beaumont and White, brewers, of Staleyblidge, who com-
plained that they had been libelled under the name of
" Surat brewers," in en advertisement inserted in the Eta-
mincr and limes. Evidence was called to prove that great
damage had been done to the plaintiffs by the advertisement
in question. For the defence it was urged that the adver-
tisement had bt en inserted without gross negligence, that
an ample apology had been tendered and published, and
that damages to the amount of 40s. had been paid into
court. The jury thought thin amount sufficient, as they re-
turned a verdict for the defendants,

PREFERENCE SHARES.
Glasgow and S.-Western gua. 5 per cent , 120
Gt. Western ( erks & Hants Ext.), 44 per cent. red., 981
Great Western, 5 per cent. red. pref., lu2
Midland 4! per cent. pt. stk., 1021
Altdland, Leicester and llitchin 4 per ct., 93/

LINES LEASED Al FIXED RENTALS.
Chester and Holyhead, 5 per cent., 114 k
}lull and Selby, 110
Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, 4

FOREIGN RAILWAYS.

Namur and Liege gua. lit per annum,

FOREIGN ►MINES.
Don Pedro, Nor li Del Rey, I 1
United Mexican (Urn.), 6},t

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Australasia, 73f
Bank of Egypt, 29} 10 234 I
Chartered Bank of British Columbia, 91 1
Chartered Ban), of India, Australia, and China, 25 1 41
Colonial, 39
Eng., Sco ~ and Australian Chartered, 20k
London and Brazilian 'bin.), 31
London Joint Stock, :-13
London and South African, 27} 1
London and Westminster, 78
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Ireland.
England, new, 211
Berlin WaanzderaWwootM7lasisi.C7iT LANEOUS.
CrYBtat Palace: 6 per cent. perpetl. deb., 112}
(Canal CCoapvpoeur; ) ,1
anis Companyalim.),
Rio de Janeiro Citnly Ymprovements (lim.) (£2), 3*
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HE
UONDEMNED CONVICT IN HEREFORD GAOL.
Alyizees last week, for the
docrbett, at Thlings..
Hope, who was
—HEREFORD, Saturday.
ifigsetz and morose
awful position,
sentenced to death at the Hereford
murder of the young servant girl, mu
pchosition,
wick, in that county, after betraying a
disposition during the earlier part or
seems now to have become sensible of his
and receives the religious ministrations of the rev.
of the prison with more respect, and his conduct is more
becoming than at first. No day is yet fixed for his execu-
tion ; but it is expected to take place on Monday week. it
is many years since a public execution took place in Here-
ford, and the expected event is therefore (looked forward to
by a certain class with the deepest curiosity.
GREAT ROBBERY GE JEWELLERY,—lnformation
has been issued from the City and Metropolitan Police-
sttitions of a most extensive burglary at Mrs. Gowland's,
Leadenhall- street. The property stolen consisted of 78
ladies' gold rings, 30 gold guard rings, 70 gold Albert
chains, 30 gold chains, and 150 gold seals. A reward of
£lOO is offered for the apprehension and discovery of the
thieves.