The Sun.
London, England, 1854-10-23 00:00:00

The following correspondence clears up a point with
reiTect to the foreign bill stamps, hitherto undecided :
(Glasgow, 13th October, 1854.
" We have drawn a bill en Hamberg, in a set of
three, on the proper stamps, and sent the first for ac-
ceptance as customary. On handing the second and
third to our bankers for the purpose of negotiation, they
refused to take them, alleging that the whole set of three
must be delivered according to sec. 6of the act. As it
would often be attended with great risk not to send the
first of a bill without delay for acceptance, we shall feel
obliged if you would inform.us whether our hankers are
right in their interpretation of this clause.—We remain,
gentlemen, your obedient servants,
(Signed) " ROBINOWS AND MAJORIDANKS.
"To the Commissioners of the Inland Revenue."
" Inland Revenue, London, 18th Oct., 1854.
" Gentlemen,—ln answer to your letter of the 13th
inst. I am directed by the Board to acquaint you that it
is understood that the endorsing the second and third
bills of a set operates, according to the law of merchants,
as a transfer of the whole set, and assuming that to be
the case, the Board are of opinion that the endorsing and
delivering over of the second and third bills is a com-
pliance with the act, the fiat duly stamped, having been
sent abroad for acceptance.—Your obedient servant,
" TFIOMIS KEOGH.
" Messrs. Robinows and Majoribanks."
—Glasgow Daily Mail.

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Passages marked * are run Fore Cabin. Saloon.
To or from Graves'end and London ••• • • • .... 10d. .. is. 2d.
•, Gravesend ant' Blaekwall or Woolwleb Bd. OS.
d !Od.
Between Gravesend and Intermediate Piers.. 6d.
BOAT TICKETS: —Twelve Months, 5.. Os. ; Six Months, 3/. Os. ;
Three Months, 2*. Os.; to be had of the Collectors on board the
Packets 4 or of Mr. :Monk, Terrace Pier, Gravesend.
Oct. 9, 1.54.

LIGHTS IN THUD CLASS CARIIIIGES,—The Sunder-
land herald says, that notwithstanding the act render-
ing t!ee placing of lights in the carriages compulsory on
the local railway authorities, the train leaving Sunderland
THE SECRET INZIRMITIES OF YOUTH AND MATURITY. on Sunday night last, at seven o'clock, consisting of about
Just published, price lis., illustrated with cases; free by post for 3 0 20 carriages, had but three lights, and those in first-class
carriages. The inconvenience thus caused to passengers
was considerable, parties running from carriage to carriage
Its Causes P=
E It
Ir.
0-Mtrtom?,
matorrhcea, with ctical Observaticdmis on a safer and SmPoerre-
taamndps'eDureE.—Aßn less Lay I T Y ; in the dark, inquiring for seats; and our informant, after
bg shoved into one
adman,crriage already crowded, got
successful mode of treatment of the seams of the Generative his
system, obtained by the use of the Microscope in detecting and placed in the dark near
emptied stomach upon a lady's dress. On asking
distinguishing, by urine Ty examination, the real e
every variity of comp], tint, whether arising
accident, or chi nate, followed by
practicalom solitary habits,
it pause and effect of the reason of the total darkness, our informant was told
expiirience in the treatment remarks,i founded
excesses,that no one had time to place the lights. It seems to
eermatorrhamostelmpuissance,
on twenty Years' us that if the company have time to issue tickets and
Nervous Oebility, Local Weakness, s . To which receive the public money, they should be able at the
are added, Conlmentaries on the Physiology
writers on
of mar'priiraigeeal with pre- carne time to light the carriages, and not huddle all
cautionary hints on the evils emanating from am
and on the 1,9.11geT0114 remedies advocated by various classes together in the dark. On the same occasion an
these important disorders.. old lady had her leg much hurt in consequence ef the
[35 SA CaUEL LA'AIERT, M.D.
37, UF, DFORD-SQUARZ, LONDON, carriages not being up to the platform, and having to
Doctor of tie iicine, Matriculated Member of the University of Edm. at o p down wills great uncertainty in the darkness. The
burgh, Hon very Alea:Oer of the Loader) Hospital Medical society, co inpany are now bound by law to light all carriages
Licentiate. c f A.2otho Uric& ifnll, London, &it., ke. al:ter dark. This duty Was imposed upon them by the
The menu c °bleat of this treatise is to point. out the fearful con-
Legislature at.the instance of the corporation of Sunder-
sequences res sng from certain habits, I.rregitharities, and excesses,
than, perhaps, any
which have pronuced more misery in Youth, dagradation in Man- land ; and we trust the some municipal body, supported
Other and pr emature decay arall stages 0. Lite, by public opinion will see that this highly neces,ury
Other class c f disease known to modern patbol.oglsts. Ito perusal is provisi?n_ is duly carried into effect, and that the cola-
particularly recommended to perions entertaining secret doubts of _. n '
p . y shall not be permitted longer to evade it by ex
particularly
physic al condition, and who are conscious of havin4 hazarded
the health, sappiness, and privileges to which every human being is
,e_iuses of want of preparation. A whole winter may be
frittered away in this manner, unless, indeed, the public
entitled.indignation should not in the meantime be effectually
It is absolut sly necessary thatall mrin should r
how,, thati atherteharuet .
princio es f„f p
eonsn management which canno. aetwi c
env., haw theseb petunuavedies at sviuggsflroNn3D trliboeswsanotpofLlligrlints.
Ineurrin,t gria o penaltieS, and when svisdorn and regre succeedl si.r.,n.eed by the occurrence of some crime or catastrophe
fife hey, fay of inconsiderate self-indulg
may be In trig ated, how the sting oft heir bitterness may ereb
ar,
and how tIU evil and its consequences may be avoidd, and..a above ii.
named Sarah Sherman, IN LAMBETH.- —A, female
that there .ix ~4careely any degree of Otysic,sl infirmity or ;unctiona
houses belon '
derangement Ao which the timely aid of science cannot apply a cure.. _ ging to Church-street Chapel, in Upper
en •••ffed in an extensive Marsh, Lambsth, was last Saturda visited
Theauther i tat fcr a series of years been ~•,..., y by her son,
practice in •be treatment of these delicate complaints, which havet who is her that he had made cited b for
nnfortunatel) ' teen too generally conflled to the care of igno
her removal to Peckham, and then left to
empirics, wh ) inflictgreatinjury Oia those who are indoced to p lace
procure a cab
faith in
their 'pretensions.immediately afterwards
NERVOUA 7 rEIIII ITY may be had, price , -
2g of 'Messrs. Piper, aiiother inmate of the almshouse, entering
Brothers, ,old ( i"
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"1 ' w Harney, CZ, Oxford-street; *,c OM found her lying in the middle of Sherman's
Ilorne 19 .1
' . 0., 23, ater..o.‘; cr-ro , ' ''i
ill •or ,r,,c I,y post for ' 'time apartment
thirty 'st: Lei, !e stet-squ ire; .ittin, 3J, Corn 1. , ~
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37 Bea- completely enveloped in flames. Whets these
were ex-
Horne,
mPs 14 .any address from the tuthor s res,,,,aw,c, ,
tinguislied the unfortunate woman-was found to be most
At home for a onsult tl daily from Eleven till Two, and from frightfully burned, and she died almost immediately,
At tiazights aon .