The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-24 00:00:00

lIEPRING FISHING.

ABERDEEN.--
The half-dozen boats here have made a
commencement, with very slight success, the average as
yet not being worth setting down.
STONEHAVEN.—The general commencement here has
not been encouraging, the whole of the 60 boats em.
ployed having altogether taken probably not more than
20 crans. This, however at this early part of the sea-
son, is no criterion as to future prospects.
WICK.—Our fishing fleet is daily increasin and
course
indeed week the whole force will have musin-
tered—, except the west country and Moray Firth
boats, they may be said to have already all arr
success of the fishing at the Lewis up to a recent date
has delayed the arrival of the boats from that place, and
the stiff breeze which for some days has been blowing in
on the opposite shores of the Moray Firth prevents the
arrival of boats from that quarter. The delay, however,
has occasioned no loss to those interested, as no good
has been done during the past week by the boats which
are here. The entire take during the week will not
yield an average for the few boats at sea. Last night
only two boats put out here, and we do not expect that
a general trial will be made before the beginning of next
week.
theDstitNatßiAouß;
200 boats were off last night ; the highesthas:
buStin acpepe last
a a n reportc es are littlevery favourable.has
been
e delivered 111-'t
1900 fish, and most of them had a few, but it w; 7s.
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Ss. a hundred.meansasuc
successful beginning. Selling price from

At Gourdon, this week, a few boats out. The prospect
is pretty fair, and we expect to be able by next week to
send you an average.—Montrose Standard.

WEST-END OF LONDON AND CRYSTAL PALACE RAIL.
WAY EXTENSION TO BROMLEY AND FARNBOROUGH.--
The preamble of this bill has been proved before the
committee of the House of Lords ; Earl Desart in the
chair. The objet of the line is to open up the district
of East Kent, and to connect it with the east and west.
end station of London. There is every probability of
its being extended forward next year to the South-eastern
igt miles in length, as estimated by Messrs.
Railway at Tunbridge, so as to avoid the elbowed route
former engineer has
before Parhamenta foril
by the Brighton Railway by Rcdliill to Dover,
Continent. The probable cost of the line
theh e
to Fa
hand Fulton, is sO,OOOl. Tha
rßoawrtlher: rinter, of Breslau,
in favour of Ai‘lrr..
almost annually been brought This measure has
:113e7stii
god une gre d
last twelve years.
AN OLD PRINTER.—
celebrated, a few days ago, the
first book printed in his establishment.
350th anniversary of the
German legend of some This book is a
M. Barth's printing Ora
erank, and appeared in 1504.
has been for 350 c is the oldest in Europe, and
years
bill
auccitin
ii, uninterrupted4i; the hands o 1
andinnelt—Literary ' k

THE wEATH 7:1 Orrunt, JULY 23.
TFIEEMOSIETER, IN TiE SIIIDE.
81. highest since noon yesterday.
61—lowest this morning and during the night.
77—this day, at noon.
ZA.EObINTER, 30'23—falling a little.
Wrqn, variable and light, moving N.W. to W., noon
S., with splendid summer weather, not a cloud all over
the one bright blue sky.

JULY 24.
83—highest since no:-..0 yesterday.
—lowert this morning and during the night.
79 —this day at noon.
BAROMETER, 30.24.
WIND, S.E.—Fine breeze, and bright sunshiny weather.