The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-08 00:00:00

THE SUN, I LONDON WEDNESDAY 9 EVENING JUNE 8, 1863
. .
ASCOT RACES • SHARE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET: ward against the compapated. and worse than use- a bill for disfranchisement with cheers, yet a little IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT• S.
Bo
less machinery now in operation. That is the reflection will dispose them to less rash and question-
-----as -
V nder the management of Mr. Buckstone.
-e----_ (THIS DAY.)
BRITISH RAILWAYS. Slir. ?aid. RAILWAYS. Yesterday.
THIS EVENING, JUNE 8, issue tendered by Mr. BRIGHT, and accepted by ablemeans ofchecking corrupt influence. Indeed, we HOUSE OF COMMONS-(THIS DAY.) _______,_.
Compans.
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Will be performed (Third time) THE CRUEL, KINDNESS. ei. ,
sir ..; AMES HOGG, as the champion and mouth- are pretty sure that those cheers were not given
The SPEAKER took the chair at 12 o'clock. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) -
LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALB,--•
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Characters by Messrs. Barry Sullivan, Howe, W. 1 arren, Ro,ers,
the Board of Directors. If then, in op- for the precise proposition to disfranchise. They Simi Paid Itutwa YS. Closing Prices Business done 50 all Bedford and London &
corgi, and Bucks tone; Mrs. Fitzwillitun, Ills. L. S. Buckingham, piece of PRIVATE BUSINESS. CORONATION STAKES. Yesterday. this day. N. West. ... --• ...
Eletchiey....
31ise Reynolds, &e. nest request of the i s • . -''
MOUNT PAR- position to the ear LI, bitants w, ere rather elicited by some appearance of sin- The Wildmore Fen and East and West Fens High- Catherine Hayes
fitter which, MR. BUCKSTONE'S ASCENT OF
; - 3CI all [lien. & Oxfd.
of Hindus an, it should be determined to cerity and earnestness on the part of Lord JOHN ways Bill was read a third time and passed. Mayfair - --__
0 St. 1100 Aberdeen ....... ...... 27 - 29 ; guarantee llt.Westn ... - ...
ITASMETS. .
To be followed by TILE BOARDING SCHOOL BALL. were considered and ordered to '
legislate permanently, without hearing evidence RUSSELL in regard to putting dowse electioneering The following bills abbe Koh-i-noor 2O 84 Ambg. Nottng-. Most. 304 all Do. withoutgr Do ••• - •••
3 & L'astn. Junc....... 5,;,' - 51. 301 all Birm.Wolv. &
read a third time :-Barnsley Waterworks (No. ) :
that might be adduced in their behalf, and corruption-especially a mode of corruption which . • ,
ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-eTREET.
Copper Miners in England Company ; Manchester and Won by a head. 14 all hiring. Wolverh. &
Dudley guar. IDo - ..•
Under the Management of Mr. Charles Kean. with the present defective information, our gallant tars and the country might rue in the Bury-road ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Stour Valley ..... .... 9/ - 101 x new 30; all Do. wtht guar. Do - ,•‘; 106
THIS EVENING, JUNE 8,
rovement ;Wimbledon. and Croydon Railway. LATEST BETTING. 31 28 Birkenhd. Eancsh. 6:
Cheshire Junct...... S- 6 -.1 Leasing Closleg
........_PrieeS
this op
St. 100 Buckghamsh. L.k.N.W. 106 - 1r
Will be performed the Tragedy of MACBETH. Principal 'HUNT CUP.
27.1!1 all Do. Chcsh. & Birk., 50 all Clydesdale Je. Cttledun 54 -5b
rectors by Mr. and Mrs. C. Kean. New Government-whether double or single- wooden walls. So strongly do we feel that our P
Pelham Clinton's Estate Bill was read a second time 4to 1 agst Oetavia. £5O & £25 Cans__ 20 - 22 .. St. 100 E. Lincoln er.
To conclude wills 'TURNING THE TABLES. and if the former, whether the Company, as at naval work in the Dockyards ought to be the best
; and ordered to be committed. sto 1 asst Italian (taken). 22 181 Do., £2O.
--
ROYAL LYCEUM TJTEATRE. present constituted, should retain any portion- work in the kingdom, or in the world, that we PETITIONS. 6to 1 agst any other. St. 100 Bristol & Exeter...... 101 - 103 102 100 all Hrtlpl. Dk. & Yk. New.
Under the Management of Madame Vestzis.
or (as the efficient judicial officer quoted by Mr. would consent to disfranchisement, or to anything Air. I. BUTT presented a petition from a building ST. LEGER. St. 100 Caledonian-- ....... . 67/ - 681 681 8 & I3erw. ... - •••
25 all G6lstp:.l&. cDennt.Fr GGtt..Nlthn. 150
Railway ll4
THIS EVENING, Jcce 8, PHILLIMoRE would say-) " ivestage " of their else necessary, to secure the efficiency of the sers soclety, against the Registration of Assurance i Bill. 50 all Chester & Holyhead 221 - 23 50 all Hull & Selby Y. &N Md 112 -
Characters by Messrs. F. Mathews, 6to 1 art Rataplan (taken). 50 all Cork and Bandon.... 20 -- 21 25 all Do. 4 Shares. Do 56 - 57
°al
Wilt to performed A.S.S.
former power. vice. We must no longer have our " smitheries Mr. THORNELY presented. a petition from the
ADDITIONAL A. R . RIVALS -Fuglernan colt, Autocrat, 20 all Cork, Black. & Pass. ... - ... 124, all Do. 4 Shares. Do 271 _ 4.,,,./
Printl Al character,
Suter, and Rosiere ; airs. Macnamara and Miss Wyndham.
bankers of Staffordshire to the same effect ; also a petition 141
50 45 Dublin&BelfastJunc. 3 -5p 47
After Meet], GAME OF SPECULATION.I
In one respect we are certainly favourably car- (nor anything else in our Dockyards) inferior to
from the Roman Catholics of Bilst • •'I Ptolemy, Index.
on against the Ins . . 25 all Dundee Perth &Aber- 26 - 27
2.1 r. C. Mathews.
20 all Do. Preference Do
'I o be followed by THE LAWYERS. Characters by Messrs. C.
cams
tanced for immediate legislation-and if that those in the private trade." Indeed, if it were tion of Nunneries Bill. In addition to those sent yesterday, the following
Mrs. F. Matthews, and Misses deeu Junction 8 - 9 20 100 Lowestoft gr.
Mathews, F. Matthews, and Rugby;
E FlLM.ERpresented a ' • }lave paid forfeit :- 13i all Lon.&Greenw S. Eastern 14/ -
vantage ground were to be abandoned by post- so, our Dockyards themselves would soon cease to Sir. . . petition from Rochester,s all Do. New .-- .. 4 per cent. Norfolk... 98 - leo
Robertson and Ellis.
ing for medical reform. Hunt Cup-Chief Justice, Grey Tommy, Lambton, 25 all East Anglian C,C25 L. 20 tuo Do. 6 per et. - - -
To conclude with A BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT.
plrreesleanntde,datteraiagainst
numberel e ofbi
It petitions i ctilni
es
, poning our final decision, it would form a strong exist. It would never be long endured by the pray
Mr. Sergeant SllEEPharos, Telescope, Evadne, Sally Warfoot colt, Glen- &E.& L. & D.)..... 5i - 6 54 65i 51 all Mauch. Bxtn. L.& N. W.
lime, Allred the Great, Puritan, Benita, Antigone, 18 all Do., (XlB E. & II.).. 3/ 41 and Matlock & Midld. 3 - 34
XiIEATILE ROYAL ADELPHII from different places nil
reason against a continuance Bill for two or three community, by the service, or by Governments in
Tested, Chilton, Surprise, Torment, Prevention, Hunca, 20 all Eastern Counties..... 13i - 13#, 13/ 50 n.ll Middlesbro' & Stcktou &
rroerietor, Mr. B. Webster. -Directress, Madame Celeste. y-ears. We have now a, curie blanche, a tabula these days of free discussion, that the defenders inspection of nunneries.
25 all Eastern Class Darlingt. ...
1.6 1071
Recker
Derby, against the Registration of Assurances Bill. Ma Ica, and Lady.. Flora.
THIS EVENING, JUNE 8, of our country should not sail iu the last and best Mr. L.
against
presented a petition from
A. late anion,.U. 5h.... 101 - 11 00 all Ilidld.Bradfil. Alidland.. 106 •- --
Fourth Triennial Stakes-Oxonian, The Belle, Auld
Will be performed THE MERRY WIVES OP' WINDSOR. Cha- ;ass, on, which to frame the Indian Constitution.
25 81,DO., do.
mac, gby -Messrs. ii. Webster, Keeley, Leigh Murray, Parsee, G. There is no particle of claim, no scintilla of right, equip]. p
• )ed ships which could be constructed • and
' Mr. M. GIBSON presented several petitions from Acquaintance, Deerhound, Exhibition, Flutter filly by _
~,,
25 all Do., B. &C. - •71
Roney, A. Wigan, and Paul Bedford ; Madame Celeste, Miss Wool- which we are bound. to respect or take into account if private contractors could do the work best, into mecha,nics' institutes, praying for the total re 1 f pea o the Melourne, Warbler, Mocassin, Brightwaltham, Ida, Jor- St. 100 East Lancashire . 72 - 721 73
50 all Do.EasteixruesPp.ce.
50 all Do. 6 per et. Do ' ... - •"
gar, Mrs. Keeley, See.
presented
t: Co oration lace their hands assuredly the work would go. It advertisement duty. dan, Pensioner, Vanderdecken, Strait Jacket, Eugenie, After which, -NORMA. even of the most trifling extent. We are, to all 50 all East & West Ind..D. k..•.... - ...
- 152
To conclude with A DESPERATE GAME. War-whoop, and colt by Cotherston, & Birmin,g.. June.... 54 - 57 25 all Prest. & Wyre L. & N.W.
was this feeling of the importance of Dockyard
Fifth Triennial Stakes-Star of Surrey, Jetty Treffz,
intents and purposes, in the same position as if
St. 100 lEdinburgh & Glasgow 70 - 72 704 2
12i 111 Do. 1 Shares. DED.OO
&Ln&Yli ... -
q ••• ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. India were a new acuisition, a country just service being of the very best, alarm at its
the sale of intoxicating liquors Sunda
Scotland, praying
onys. Marley Hill, Mcesia, Streatham, Fairy, colt by Slane, 10 1/lEdinb. and Peebles... ... - ... - •••
Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. Cooke. brought wader the authority of the Crown ; and. having. been tampered with, and. Lord. JOHNS
brine the
oreoptiocrettttohne tioirt,tiJaul6otillite.
NOTICE OF MOTION. •Naomi, Glenstrae, colt by Touchstone, Marble Hill, and St. 100 Edinb.Prth.dzDundee 29 •-
31 " 15.3
St. 100 IRoystn.&llit.GtNeluitn. 16551 --
67
second WeekALPHONSE THEVELIN whose extraordinary if Ludwig. . St. 100 Glasgow & S.Western ... - ••• St. 100 IDo.Sliep:;h•St IDo . 151 .- 153
Feats have been Nightly hailed with enthus'iastic approbation. such were really the case, would we for a showing himself, on behalf of the present Cabinet,
mittee under the attention of the house. Y St. 100 Great Northern Stk.. 86 - 87 861 25 1831Shef.Roth.and Lancasill&
THE THIRD JUVENILE EQUESTRIAN MORNLNG to obtain the services quite ready to part with Government influence,
ORDER OF RUNNING. St. 100 Do., A. Stock - 53 53 Goole e. 5 p.c. Yorksh. ~. - •••
4 d
PERFORMANCE moment think it necessary sthArheKshEoAuTidiNbrGi
St. 100 Do., B. Stock - 137 12 9A S. Stafford h, M.MClean lii - e
Will take place of a small body of men, not nominated by the which induced Honourable Members to cheer as
The dropped notices were re-appointed. Fifteen Sovs Sweepstakes-Half-past One. -
on WEDNESDAY, June 8, commencing at Two St, 100 Gt. Sth.&West.(lre.) 110 - 112 50 all 'Wear Valleygr Stockt. &
o'clock. By complimentary they did. We, perhaps, on the spur of the Coronation Stakes-Two.
invitation or Mr. W. Cooke, the boys Crown or appointed. for their acknowledged exile- PETERBOROUGH ELECTION. St. 100 areat Western - 894 89 it 8i 6 per cent... Darlingt. ... - „,,•••
of the Royal Caledonian Asylum will attend. moment, might have done the same. The House Mr. K. SEYMER brought up the report of the Fernhill Stakes-Quarter to Three. 12 11 ribh South-Easters 7l - 8 25 all Do Do 331 -1' 0,51
THIS EVENING, JUNE 8, rience or eminent qualification, but elected by the
and. his Lordship may, however, now consistently Peterborough Election Committee declaring Mr. Royal Hunt Cup ---Half-past Three. 50 all . master & Carlisle:. 942
-- 96 St. 100 Wilts&Somrst,GtWestn.llosl:_- 192..............e•'• 1
And during the week, the Entertainments will commence with the wealthy dowagers and. rich spinsters who have se-
IN Janney to be unseated, on the ground that his agent Two Years Old Triennial-Four. 161 11f, So., Thirds l4 -15 p pm
highly successful Hippo Drama, with new scenery, costumes, and.
appointments, entitled THE CHASE, er LIFE ON. THE TURF- lotted F t I d•stock b nefici
.e-e nia asa e al investment for Pause and. reconsider the case. Both have shown
their concern on the all-important point of recur- had been guilty of treating Three Years Old Triennial-Half-past Four. St. 100 neash. &Yorkshire 78/ - 791 78p 9
521150100.11aa0a11310111
lALLL Leedsooovnnu.dddco:TuNbii . Northern
id
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se. 1
a&siometushk.
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ebwc.
10,1, 16 I 0., Fifths .. 4# - 4id MINES.II
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illustrating a Sporting Man's Career. their capital, and not merely for the amount of iu- On the motion that the evidence taken before the ,1 ' all Apia Fria .... ig -- 10 2i
To be followed by M. Alphonse Thevelin, the First Gymnasiarque ing efficiency at any cost •; but the short cut of committee be printed, MONEY MARKET AND COMMERCIAL 14 11/ Do., Wst, Riding Un. 31 -3 d
10s. all Angle Californian ... g - I) P
"Erten of France, and Inventor of the Cybistique Games under the resort guaranteed. by England, and whichshould. be
circumstances of the case. 911604!
n•Psa'd
.ttl 1..
1:96;4 -I:
21:664.1p 10 2 Australasian
French and Belgian Balloons, in his incredible Performance of LES paid
without deduction or drawback, although the disfranchisement is demonstrably not the thing. . Mr. GEACH called the attention of the house to the INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.) 1 20 5 Australian 2 - 3
JEUX CYRISTIQUE, Vaulting Traverser "Erten of 130 Feet from Grave charges of bribery and
treating were made against Mr. Whalley and his agents, elt appears that the rescinded minute is now made
1 all Australian Cordillera Id - P,
the Rack of the Stage to the Centre of the Circle. bonds by which we are united to India should be
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
To be succeeded by graceful and classical equestrian Achievements an order in Council. Sir BALDWIN WALKER has but the charges were not proved or attempted to be 1 all Australian Freehold. # - a
in Seenes of the ARENA, supported by the most talented Artistes completely severed, and the British flag no longer
d I
The sales of cotton at Liverpool yesterday were 1 all Ave Maria A -
In Europe. waved over a single fort or stronghold in the East, hich b uni- roved On co t
been restored to the full powers w , y p . the n vary, it was shown that the elec- St. 100 • ondon &N. Western 'll5/ -116 i 116 151 16
estimated t r 000 bales fwhich •
a 0,, o l,OOO American 1 all Baden (Gd. Duchy of) Id - Par
To conclude with the Melodrama of THE FOREST OF BONDY, versa) agreement, he has exercised. so admirably. ton was
of
upon pure and straightforward prin-20 12 Do. Fifths ll - 210
1 all British Austin. Gold 1d - Par
in which the celebrated Dog Hector will appear, but chiefly for the opportunities afforded for pro--
ciples ; but after the electio •n a dinner was given to Mr. were taken[ for export and on speculation. The 10 1 D0.,10/.5h.,M&8...0 i - I.lp
1;0x-office open daily from Eleven to Four. Stage Manager, Mr. ~. There is little chance of his ever being tampered 20 13.5 British Iron - 9
W. West, visiting for the children of friends or relatives, Whalley by the electors, each elector paying ss, for market closed tamely without much change in St. ,100 London & S.Western 881 - 891 831 9 35 241 Brazilianlmp.(issued
through the influence of the kind-hearted director, with again by any Government, and. it is per- his dinner, and. at this dinner it would seem that Prices. The sales comprised. 4,000 American, 500 50 ' 421 Do., X 50............... 6 - 5 a
40 34 Do., £4O. - 4 d at 25 pm 4l - 5
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. Mr Whalley then agreed to a for the •
fectly certain that under his administration •pay e wine. It did Perham and. Maranham, at Rol. to 61-d.; 200 Egyp-30 all Do. Comes & Cuiada 44 - 5
who promised. an appointment, in return for the
25 all Lundi &C 1 • 12 13
THIS EVENING, Gigantic Panorama of the BAY and FORTS a man may be as zealous a politician as he pleases, not appear, however, that this was done with a corrupt tian at qd. to 9d., and 300 Surat, at 34d. to 25
all
Lndna Ty. o erame -
rry. & Ennisk. 19 - 21 20 15 Do. St. John Delßey 3ii - 32.
of CIIUSAN. Splendid Menagerie, including Six Elephants, Feu support obtained during his canvass from and by motive, but nevertheless the committee had ' • .'
unseated 4-ld er lb Railwa shares were a• 2 • P , • y ctive at ina- St. 100 Manch•Slief.&Lincln. 30 - 301 3oi i 1 A Carsons's Creek II d- I P
Lions, Two Tigers,Two Giraffes,Camels, Leopards, Llamas, &e. Grand
means of the exertions of his fair constituents. provided he leaves his politics at the gates of the Mr. Whalley on the ground of ' treating. It seemed to proved prices. si 41 Do Man. &Lin. Un. 31 -24 d 40 all Cobre Copper 46 -48
Military Band, Conducted by Mr. Godfrey.-Vocal and Instrumen-
-5 1 Colonial Gold li - lip tat Concert ; Two Songs by Miss Cecile, Nott ; Solo Clarionet, A "ST le
As air. BRIGHT pertinently inquired-Would we Dockyards. Woe, we venture to say, will betide him that the house was running mad upon the question Th • 8 8. * ' - e public sales of wool were brought to a close St. 100 Midland ............... 721 - 13/ 73i 21
••• 14 Copiapo IOA - lli 1-li
Mons. Wuille, and Cornet A Piston, Mr. Phillips; Brilliant Dis- the unhappy wight whom he should hear of, as of purity of elections • but in its desire to •
, correct these St. 100 Do. Birraing.& Derby 40 - 42
last evening, and the following particulars•
of the St. all Copper Mith of Eng. 65- -75
play of Fireworks ; Feast of Lanterns ;Attack on the British Fleet; (under the circumstances) " have sent some men
b es the house
us
in e. should take care that it did not do in-50 47A Midland G.West.(lr.) ... - ...
Explosion of Chinese Fireships ;Grand Tableaux. Doors open from having used his position in the service on behalf2s all Do. Pref. 71 p. cent. 8 - 9 p
b t t f London to
into
a ye-s ree o distribute patron-results are supplied by Mr. H. P. Hughes :-
justice cases like this. (Hear, hear.)2s 17..3 Do. 1 Shares .......... „, - ,
9in the morning. Feeding the Animals at 5. Concert G. Fire-
-5 all English and Austin,
of either the "ins" or the " outs." And as to Sir G. " Our first series of the new clip consisting of 6,659 LOCI all Newcastle &Carlisle.. ... - ...
work half-past 9. Adrnisson Is. age and govern the country ?" We shall allow GREY deprecated. discussion at this stasre of Copper Smeltg. Co. 2-11 d
Sir CHARLES WOOD to answer the question. the permanency of such a kind of administration, the proceedings, and suggested that any remarks which bales Australian ; 17,689 bales Port Philip and Portland St. 1001 Newmarket.......,.... 51. - 53
20 all General l5 -17 „,
DAILY WEATHER TABLE, we have the fullest assurance that, sin le-minded _ .
.g
hon. members mi ht wish to make should be D t
~ Bay ; 2,757 bales Van Diemen's Land •97 bales South 6 32- Do. Bury Extensions ... - ... p
2 all Great Nugget Vein li - 101 03
The Right Honourable Baronet said-" I fully •°- . 25 16 Newpt.Aberee&H,fd. ... - ... d
, le :.... poned until the evidence should have been rented. 6 bales N '
Australian ; 2 New Zealand ; 6,494 bales Cape of • 3 all Great Polgooth. 1 - d
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1853. admit that if you are to test the merits as Sir BALDWIN
WALKER has proved. himself in
This course was taken, and the subject dropped. Good Hope ; 33,758 bales Colonial ; 3,308 bales East 50 71 Newry & Enniskillen 21 - 3 21 3
20 all Newry Warrenpoint 1 all Lake Bathurst - d
State of the wind and weather at each of the following of the Indian Government by any known principie looking to the good of the service only, "we have
THE "NO HOUSE." India ; 436 bales Odessa, Merino, and Brook Washed ; & Rostrevor 8 - 9 1 all Liberty ?id - i p
places at nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations within the realm five hundred good as he." It 202 bales Spanish and Portugal • 265 bales German • 1 all Lond. &Califoria. Gold
2 St 100 Norfolk. - 53
upon which Governments should be formed, it Mr. COBDEN took the opportunity of this motion are arranged in order of latitude. 770 bales Buenos A 2 829 bales sundries4l 568 •
Ayres ; , es. ; , 15 all Do., New ...... - ... Quartz Crush. C 0... 1 - 1
would. be difficult to find. so great an anomaly as will now become the settled point of honour to direct attention to the conduct of one of the door- bales •• 11 1 all Mariquita
SOUTHAMPTON"-W., gentle breeze-cloudless. in a commenced 19th ult., earlier than was at 50 31 Northn•Counties Un 3i -23 d 1d- par 0 1
GREENWICH-N., gentle breeze-overcast. an Indian Empire ;" adding, emphatically, and with every English gentleman undertaking the keeper's yesterday on the occasion of the " /to house." first expected, and terminated this day. St. 100 North British 334 -31 A 34i 10 9 Ilexican&S.Americn. 81 -8i 1 '
1 all New Granada par - 1 p 1
YARMOUTH-N., strong breeze-eloudless, as if astonished at the hardihood of the assertions office of Surveyor of the Navy to keep the pro- He with several other hon. members were waiting "The attendance of home buyers was very good, and 16 13 North Devon, N 0.1.. ... - ... d 1 all Nouveau Monde l4 - lip 2i
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. he had previously hazarded, as to the beneficial motions immaculate of political suspicions. It c
in,h thelargerpurchases made for continental account in 16 6A Do., No 2
lobby before. four o'clock waiting until the . than - - .
aplan made his exit, but the door-keeper kept the February last, but until political affairs assume a more 8 all De., 4 A Deferred,,. ... - ... • 5 1 Port Philip
1 all Quartz Rock id - i p
operation of the system-" It seems incredible will therefore be done henceforth. Au English 5 Do., 4 B Guaranteed ... - ...d dis 4 -. 0 P
door closed until the house was counted, and the conse- steady aspect, we must not expect our continental neigh- 8 50 all Rhymney Iron 26 -28
Taco DAY -Morning 47 min. after 2 I Evening 4 min.aft. 3
20 17/ North Staffordshire.. 5•-
4id
gentleman, and least of all one who must almost hours to operate freely. l5 Do. New 7 - 8
To-Moruing 22 min. after 3 1 Evening 38 min.aft. 3 that a Governor-General should be sent there who, quence was, he and others were unable to get admission
20 all North Western-..,,, 83 - 8- dis Our sales opened
necessarily have been connected. with the navy, in time to make up the number of 40. He complainedat February rates, which were3o 104 Santiago de Cuba__ 6 - 7
for five or six years, exercises a power greaterlo 10 N. &S. Westria. June. .
is not the man to fail in any engagement to which also that several members of the Government' exerted fully supported throughout and closed with firmness
a • . • With . ' • St. 100 Oxford Worcester di 1 all South Australian..,,, .. -pm
10 7 Tin Croft 8 -10
ME WEATHER.-Sine OFFICE, JUNE 8. than almost any sovereign in the world. that he themselves, and even canvassed some of his own friends "'J some few exceptions, where no doubt great efforts Wolverhampton..... 50 -51 501 his honour is really and openly committed. The
284 all United Mexican 4 - 44 al
THERMOMETER, IN THE SHADE. should be controlled and governed again by to prevent a house being made, which ho considered was had been made to maintain a former character for con- St. 100 Scottish Central ...... 91 - 96 96
72-highest since noon yesterday, twenty-four gentlemen elected by a body whole of the late proceedings, moreover, must highly improper. (Hear, bear.) dition, the wool was not so well got up as in former St. 100 Scottish Midland 59 - 61 1 all Waller
1 all West Granada
d--___ id
p
55-lowest this morning and during the night. have assured. the workmen themselves that they Mr. LEWIS did not think that any blame was at- Years, some few Sydney flocks were very moat and St. 100 Shrewsbury & Biring. 63 -65
73- this day at noon, of men-(and women ?)-not perhaps the best
St. 100 Do., L. &N. Werth. 1 all West Mariposa d- i d
at- tributable to the door-keeper, because he distinctly burry ; still considering the many difficulties colonists
are safe for the future ; every man will now 1 all Yuba d- par
BAROMETER, 30'18. qualified to judge of the merits of a states-heard that functionary throw the doors open and say, must have met with during the last clipping season, there Guaranteed Stock... 70 - 75 72
......--.
tempt to rise in the service by skill, industry, andlo 8 Shrewsby. & Herefd. 11 - ldis
WIND, S.W.-Light airs and fine sunshiny summer man, and that that body of men should be " Prayers are over, gentlemen." (Hear, hear,) is no little credit due fo-: their exertions in being able to
261 all Shrowsby. & Chester JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
........./
weather. controlled by an Indian Minister, who, in the no- good character on y. I It is on moral considers- • Lord D. STUART said the "no house" was caused Push forward a. fair proportion of their growth so early, (Nor. W. Min.)...... 17 -19
and, under tuna circumstances in such ve creditable tions of this kind that we chiefly rely against future by a shabby trick of the Government, and the sooner
.g . , .ry . 131 all Do. Halves, do. Bl -91 81 - 8.3 82
cessary play of parties, is often put into that 40 all Australasia
-e- .41 i'' l' , influence. We would indeed give the nleclee
corrupt
such manceuvres were put a stop to the better, The condition. Owing to scarcity of labour in the colonies 20 all Do. Os shy l3 - 15 50 all British N. American
. : o', , .-. ~ v it, ' , ait position without any previous knowledge of the
of the Ballot in addition ; and that not only as Mr.
- - ''' noble lord the member for Scarborough persuaded seve- a large proportion of wool has arrived in the grease. 20 61 Shr.opshire Union 31 3 d x new 20 2 Chrtd. Bnk. of India, ••• - •••
T .744f,* '4.l* r,,**l4 MU Government of the country over the destinies of sal members, in his hearing, not to enter the house, be- Good flocks in pretty light condition sold. at satisfactory 50 all' South Devon ****
- - 420 -- 21 Australia, & China 1 - 1 p
TUFFNELL, we believe, proposes, to the Dockyard cause it would be inconvenient to the Government, prices, . Very
*little Van Diemen's Land or South St. 100 South Ea5tern......... 72 - 721 721 100 25 Colonial
1iftee%te,i3616.32,00-I,a ,• era 0 which he is called on to preside." It scarcely
-••-
- --s Australian arrived in time for these sales Cape 50 all South Wa1e5........... 3si - 361 36 51
and that was the reason there was no. house. The electors only, but to the electors of the •. entire . .
Goodloo 20 Commercial of Lond. ... - ..
required the declaration that-" No man, if he B. lofwhich * • 20 15 S. Yorksh. River Dun 13'. -- 14*
Hoe woo ,
in fact was the whipper-in of the Government yes-
-10
borough. We would so merge the votes
20 5 Do.. 4l - - 44 par - 1 d 1--••
LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1853. were called upon to sit down to the task of con- terday acted as whipper-out. No doubt the offered, with the exception of some low mixed parcels. Australian
secrecy and numbers that detection of the voter's realized good prices. South American wool, of good - 161 Stockton & Hartlepl. 23 - 25 20 121 Lond. Chart. Bk. of
leader of the House of Commons would disavow
--.6,---..... structine• a Government for India would desire
. 25 19 Thames Haven Dock
secret, if he chose to keep it, should be impossible. these proceedings of his subordinates in the same quality and not very burry, sold well, while that in Australia 1 -11 p lji 1
Whatever be the course ultimately pursued by to construct a Government upon such a system and Railway. ...... .. 2i •• 3 50 20 London and County ... SUI
f burry and wart condition did not meet with so read a,
In any case, whether Lord. JOHN will permit stvaey;ithat the Premier had disavowed the sentiments of
sale s Y 20 117 Vale c.' Neath.
the Czar NICHOLAS, in reference to Turkey, there for so mighty an empire !" But this is precisely h oble lord. (Hear, hear.) ale. East India wool in '
was very good demand, and 20 all Waterfd. & Kilkenny 11l - 94 100 20 Lond. & Westminster .., - ..: 35/
cannot, happily, be any further doubt as to the what he himself is attempting to do at this the Ballot to be tried in these appropriate consti-
Mr. AGLIONBY said they were making too much of realized high prices, good qualities selling at Id. to 11d. 5() all Waterford&Limerick 31 - 33 20 2 London Bank of Aus-
tuencies or not, we earnestly entreat Honourable advance over last February sales."
Eastern policy of the French or of the English moment. He is required "to sit down to the this matter, and for his part he thought honourable 20 13 West Cornwall 9/ - 10/ tralia and India ... ... - ...
Members to set their faces against the rough and members themselves were to blame for allowing any one , By the Baltic, accounts three days later have 10 21s. Wmbledon &Croydoe td - par 50 22l National of Ireland.. ... - ...
Government, It has been proclaimed too recently task of constructing a Government for India," and
10 1 Woodford ...... ..... - ..,
25 all Oriental Bank of
and too explicitly, on both sides of the Channel, what is it he desires to do? Why, simply to per-process of disfranchisement. This kind of to whip them out. (A laugh.)
ready .
Mr. BROTHERTON been received from New York. The Stockmarket
denied that any blame attached at the latest fiat©
St. 100 YorkNewetl.daterw. 70 - 71 701
electoral. Lynch law is better suited for the late- te had assumed a more active ap- Corporation Si - 53
to be longer matter of the smallest uncertainty. petuate a system which he truly characterises as to the door-keeper. The fact was, his hon. friend the 25 20 Do. Extensions ....... 71 - 7d 12 25 5 Do. New
pearance, the tendency in some of the "fa is" be
K t k than of E
rude of California and en uc y n - 25 111 Do. G.N.E. Purchase - - 2 d - -
100 25 Provincial of Ireland ... - ...
Amongst ourselves it has been avowed boldly by " one of the greatest anomalies that could beg- member for the West Riding and his friends were loiter- in.- upwards. The Columbia Bank Washington'lc 6
at, St. 100 York do N. Midland.. 614 - 614 614
land. For the sixty or seventy really pocket- ing about the lobby when they should have been in h: 10 all Do. New
Ministers of the Crown in either House of Parlia- found." d stopped. Cotton had risen 1-: per lb. In - ...
5 1 Royal Australn.Bkg.
went. Amongst our neighbours it has been pro- Even if the system worked well-if it conduced boroughs
which Lord JOHN'S last Reform their seats.
Mr. A. PELLATT was one of those who happened freights for Liverpool more was doing, and. they PREFERENCE SHARES. & Gold Imp Co Ad. - par
Bill so tenderly spared, for constituencies, were firmer. A large business was being done in
claimed. in a different manner, but quite as audio- to the prosperity of the Anglo-Indian Empire and - Y , to .be in the house when it was counted, and the diffi-
ritatively, through the columns of the Pays, in the welfare and happiness of its myriads of in- at once so small, so dependent, and so culty that he felt at the time was not being able to get flour, and prices were higher. St. 100 lAberdeen ... ...... ..... 92 •- 96
5 all Do., No. 2,7 p. c... 88 .. - 92 25 all Union of Australia 76 MI 78
21 Do. New 8 - 9
an elaborate article signed by the Viscount DE LA habitants (matters which we distinctly and most At New York the Star of corrupt, that Messrs. BROWN and COPPOCK know oat to tell hon. members in the lobby what was going on . ) the West had arrived St. 100 Bris &Ex 4 a St 107 - - 109 ''• - '
50 10- Union of L0nd0n...,. .. -
..
GUERRONNIERE, and generally understood to express unequivocally deny), it would not be in eonse- their price to a sovereign, or their master to a
me .
The forms of the house he believed would not allow a from California with advices only one day later. 2 I • *l34***
" 'untilcit The Aikt 1111' gods ' ° member to sit the house, when once in, after ar e 0-enera...y, for a.... kinds of goo-s was St. 5 Do. 4p. e. Shares... ... .- ...
100 ;Caledonian .210 ...... 108 - 110 109 8 40 all ,Union of Madrid , .. - ..:
.........„..//
the real sentiments of the Imperial Government. 'pence of, but despite, that "anomalous form of certainty, no other remedy is indeed possible ;
was counted. declining, and provisions were cheaper owine. to 15 all Chester & Holyhead MISCELLANEOUS -----<
Whether we turn for information to the announce- Government "-despite that which has been but the country will never be satisfied to annilii- 'The SPEAKER said it was the duty of the door- increased supplies. The stocks on hand, of most Guar- 5/ Per cent... 191 - 20] 100 .ba Australian Agricult. 66 -68 67 8
ments made in that official organ of the Councils of justly designated as " the mystery and late boroughs comprising so many elements of in- keeper to keep the door closed while prayers were on, articles were light, and business was carried on to 6
61 31,Cork&Bandon51p.c. 1.1. - fpm
1 all DundeePerth&Aber- 20 S Australsn.Pcific.Mail ... - ...
the Tuileries or to the speeches delivered in the
-, mockery of a system which obscured re- dependence, and capable of being easily rendered but that the doors were thrown open and kept
until the close of the pro endings. It appeared in a very limited extent. deen Junction ..... .. Ci -63 10 6 Australn. Royal 31ail ... ....
50 384 Brit. American Land 70 - 73
British Lords and Commons by influential mom- sponsibility and deluded bl. • •
pu lc opinion.•• the most respectable and independent constitu- tsloils instance, that the doors were closed during prayers, The Columa Miners' Advocate says :-" The
largest lump ever found in this state was taken out 31 all EastAnglian (.23105)
6 per cent. 4i - 4i 100 32 Canada
5 5 Crystal Palace 65 -70
3 - 3ip 8.
1 8 i
hers of the Coalition Cabinet, we discover in any If such arguments had any weight, there would encies of the kingdom. And we object again, as but opened immediately afterwards.
. . of Dr. Carpenter's claim at the Columbia-house 5 all Do. (25) 7 percent.. 5-- 5; 4 2 Crystal Pal. of France 4- 1
we have before done, to depriving any Govern- The subject then dropped, and the motion for printing - , ' 74 2 Do. 0-..:7175) 7p. ct.. 1 -11 p 20 1 Eastern Steam
about fit/© miles above this lace
p, on monuay last. 64 --. 010.,
case the entire coincidence of the views entertained be an end to all hope of amendment. The the evidence in the Peterborough election case wasall Eastern Counties F -
ex- 1 1 Electric Tele„,e of Jr. .., - ...
in regard to the Sublime Porte by the rulers of Borough-mongering system would still flourish in incur servants of their vote. Even in the case a .
greed to. It weighs over one hundred pounds, two-thirds of tension, sp. c. No.l 131 -2i p pm 15 14 Gen. Steam N•avigat. ... - ... of the Exciseman and the Postmaster, we have which is supposed to be quartz. We have not seen 61 all Do., No. 2
France and Great Britain. The identity of those rank luxuriance, and seats in the House of Com- COURT OF COMMON LAW (PLEADING) BILL,I/ - 2 p 20 14 General Screw Steam ... - ...
always thought it a needless degradation. The The house then went committee on this bill. it, but those who have are confident that at least 10 all Do., New 6p. 0. St.. 143 -15 i 20 5 Irish Beetroot Stew ... - ...
opinions at the present critical juncture must be mons would be openly bought and. sold as articles
one-third of it is gold. The claim from which it 20 all Eastern Union, Scrip 1 all Nat. Pat. Steam Fuel _.
character of every person selected for Government [LEFT SITTING.]
considered as auguring admirably for the rapid of exchange and barter in the money-market. We was taken, Dr. C. informs us, is paying from. twelve st
mo Guar.ta 6 per cent.- 181 - 184 10 2 Netherlands Land._ ,„ - „,
employment ought to be a sufficient guarantee.
20 71 Nrth.ofEuropeSteam .0 - ...
settlement of the difficulty now agitating the op- should have heard nothing of legal. or other re- to sixteen dollars a day to the hand. They are 5. all Ed sinb.PureatlsilluP•cts* ***
- -
This may sound a little Utopian to some, but partly SECONDARIES COURT-(THIS DAY.) supplied. with water by the Rock Creek Canal .& nde, 50 all Peninsular & Oriental .0 - ...
posite extremities of Christendom. forms ; and surely no extension. of the franchise 51 per cent ..... ...... 3i _3, 50 25 Do. Do
when we remember how small a part Government -ses____ Company." St. 100 Glasgow & S.Westere . . - ... The AUTOCRAT may be ambitious, may be could be sanctioned by a Minister who would re- 100 60 Reyal Mail Steam ... ... - ...
officials form of any particular constituency, (Before Mr. Secondary Potter.) Bills of Exchange were taken yesterday after- guar. 5 per cent..,, ... -
..,
25 25 South Austral. Land 42 - 44
audacious, may be resolute in carrying out strict the suffrages for the election of their mem- St. 100 Great North,' 5 p.c. 128 - 130
partly that nearly all of them must be men CORDENZEZ V. THE HON. FREDERICK WALPOLE. noon, at the previous rates, on Paris and Amster- 1 all Submar. Telegraph.. ~. - ...
the grand scheme of territorial absorption hers of this important and influential body, St. 100 Do. sp. c.,Redeem., 5 2 Univeral Emigration This was an action to recover compensation for ser- dam, but at a slight reduction on Hamburgh, at 10 p. c. prom .... 111 - 113 and Colonization
upon *jell he has adventured --L but it is '
who dispense the patronage and control the much above the lowest in point of education . ,
b • ' assistant Frankfortand Trieste.
ices rendered y the plaintiff as secretary to, -
and, further, that detection in electoral mal-10( 23.1_;;Van Diemen's Land 17 - l.fl ji,....2„....---a-i°
quite certain that lee is also a man of destinies of that magnificent territory. That thev Quartzburg Gold Mining and Importing Company, The Honourable East India Company drew •
pany, bills (Ireland) Eighths... 8A - 81
indigputable sagacity. Against the united double form of government only enables both practices would bring down upon them a yin- of which defendant was alleged to be a director, during the fortnight ending last evening to the 50 6 Gt. Westn. (Becks & LLOYDS' SHIPPING.-(THIS DAi.)
dictive House of Commons, exposure, followed by The defendant pleaded that he was not indebted. amount of 52,7841. Hants Ex. sp. c.).. 64 -71 -e WI6
forces of France and England he would never parties to evade the responsibility that would be
W:M
iff was called and roved that he had been St. 100 G. West. fixed 41p c 105 107 106 i
p The Board of Trade Returns for the month end- LONDON, June 8.-Wind at Noon, N. -..
„might'
16 6 Lan. • • & York. F. 20, 1d - par and fine clear sultry weather. -bib A'sre- n
P rashly into the perils of European Warfare. t •1 d t t f • cast upon a, sin le epar men or any misgovern- rebuke or dismission, it may come to be thought The plaint
engaged by Mr. Mettram, the secretary of the company, ino• the sth ult. show an increase in the exports St. 100 Do., 6p. , tock.. 152 - 154
We cannot for an instant suppose that h tmaladministration-it •potential
men or is only .
eventually that official disfranchisement is needless
and it was endeavoured to be shown that defendant was ' DEAL, June 7.-Wind, S. Arrived-G00_,.--;'o9_,,r
e, noof 2 309 995/. over the same date of 1852. St. 100 Loudon and Brighton River Gambia. Sailed-Iberia, for Demer'talr".....n;
longer in the heyday of youth, no longer in the for evil, • •greatprocrastination and
issued
his name appeared in the 1, ' .
TllO speculators in stocks are somewhat at fault Guaranteed sp. c... .. - Newfoundland ; Liverpool, Trinidad ; Carlotta,i y'B
the extension of this really un-English rule. Pro- prospectus issued. by the company, and that he had at- St. 100 Do. Prof.,s p. c. St. .., - ::*
flush of early manhood, no longer liable to be needless and unnecessary delays, where prompti-
d the meeting of the board in the ca stir of direr- just n°w•
Late intelligence
yesterday afternoon . SOUTHA3IPTON, Junk J.-Sailed-Madrid OW _.A
Arriv-
tect the honest voter against the political sharper, tended 50 all Do. Convertible, sp. Clara, Sydney.
4.,„ s 1C•,..,,"-400*
hurried by momentary passion into the temeritY tude is of the greatest possible importance. Yalu-the last point •
tor. To prove the plaintiff was askedP. was received that the French funds had fallen Ito c., 1852.- ..... - PORTSMOUTH, June 7.-Wind, N.E. --._.„' oe-
but do not rob him yourself under pretence of
whether he had not entered the minutes of the meetings, 2 per cent. This proves to be incorrect, actually St. 100 Do. Ne . ...
*** **'
of inexperience-we cannot for one moment sup- able suggestions are, if not "busked," at least New Guar. 6 p.c. 151 - 157 157 Blenheim, Mollison, Havannah ; Ainerivl n, fie,
guarding him against knaves. Treat the Govern- and knew from them that defendant was present as one because the lower price is in part attributable to 50 5 Loudon & S.Western,
pose that the astute and powerful intellect of the shelved, at the East India House, and the Cannon- New Yok. Sailed-Lady innaird fore onaiocliell
directors,
ment official as a man above using his office shab- of the . . the deduction of the dividend. On the other hand, Con. Thirds 34 -4I 81 PLYMOUTH, June 7.-Wind, W.
Arriect--
Emperor NICHOLAS can be blinded to the formid- row Board-the President whereof, the real autocrat,
The question was objected to. there are accounts in town from St Petersburg which 121 10 Londonderry& Coler. Dudley, Matanzas. Or*
. ed--101,
bily, and you take the most efficient means to
4 Shares . - 11 FALMOUTH, June 7.-Wind, N. Arrvvort--
able odds in favour of his numerous antagonists in is appointed from party considerations, and not on Plaintiff's attorney then called for the Minute Book, ' *
read very unfavourably, and inspire apprehension
s,hinder him from doing so. If he offend, punish 121 all Londy. & Ennis ISh 131 - 144 Sillings, and Helen Maria Havanuah. Olf x
.h„,loe° ;
the event of a conflict arisine• out of recent car- account of any experience or peculiar qualifies- to produce which notice had been (riven. in many that the Emperor of Russia will not yield. 25 all Mauch .. •
0 Mauch. & Liu.,
him, if you will all the more severely, for prosti- For the defendant, it was urged that the book was Havaianah and Bailed for *Antwerp. Fa
cumstances. Reflection must brine- vividly tions for the situation-who, as Sir CHARLES Another alarming rumour is that the French army i Shares, No. 1...... 8- 9 BRISTOL, June 7.-Arrived-Louisa, Bees, OF
''' tuting not only his own honour, but his country's not its his poss.ession, and that secondary evidence ought is to be increased 100,000 men. It may turn out 10 all Do. Now, £lO.. ..... .. 101 -11 Pathfinder, Loveless, New York. A rrieed--010,
before him the certainty that, in a struggle WOOD declares, is " often put into that position
not to be admitted. There could be no doubt there had
trust ; but do not lay down as a principle that that this is merely an arrangement connected with 6i
iiil Do., £6. -I P, LIVERPOOL, June 7.-Wind, N.N.W. - as4ol/
thus provoked, he would have to contend without any previous knowledge of the Govern- been such a book, and plaintiff had sworn that it was in
the QTJEEN'S service is incompatible with political the raising of men and the periodical retirement of arypAt. &Carl. 4p. c. ... -.0 nix, Maranham ; Franklin King, New orle! , fir
single-handed against the arms of all the more ment of the country over the destinies of which his own handwriting, and be ought to have called upon 121 • 2 all Do. 4, per cent Yin's.. aa -*
those who have served their time. *** - P Rio Grande ; Baltic (s), and E. Z., Nevr eneelz 0 powerful sovereigns, his contemporaries. it he is called on to preside." is enabled to excuse honesty. the party who had the custody of it to produce it ; but ,
~
___
____ , - c.,..a.- e.g.:- . c_-.-_,___ ee___e_ . Wine-- I._

Whatever be the course ultimately pursued by
the Czar NICHOLAS, in reference to Turkey, there
cannot, happily, be any further doubt as to the
Eastern policy of the French or of the English
Government. It has been proclaimed too recently
and too explicitly, on both sides of the Channel,
to be longer matter of the smallest uncertainty.
Amongst ourselves it has been avowed boldly by
Ministers of the Crown in either House of Parlia-
ment. Amongst our neighbours it has been pro-
claimed in a different manner, but quite as autho-
ritatively, through the columns of the Pays, in
an elaborate article signed by the Viscount DE LA
GUERRONNIERE, and generally understood to express
the real sentiments of the Imperial Government.
Whether we turn for information to the announce-
ments made in that official organ of the Councils of
the Tuileries, or to the speeches delivered in the
British Lords and Commons by influential mem-
bers of the Coalition Cabinet, we discover in any
case the entire coincidence of the views entertained
in regard to the Sublime Porte by the rulers of
France and Great Britain. The identity of those
opinions at the present critical juncture must be
considered as auguring admirably for the rapid
settlement of the difficulty now agitating the op-
posite extremities of Christendom.

Even if the system worked well—if it conduced
to the prosperity of the Anglo-Indian Empire and
the welfare and happiness of its myriads of in-
habitants (matters which we distinctly and most
unequivocally deny), it would not be in conse-
quence of, but despite, that "anomalous form of
Government "—despite that which has been
justly designated as " the mystery and
mockery of a system which obscured re-
sponsibility and deluded public opinion."
If such arguments had any weight, there would
be an end to all hope of amendment. The
Borough-mongering system would still flourish in
rank luxuriance, and seats in the House of Com-
mons would be openly bought and sold as articles
of exchange and barter in the money-market. We
should have heard nothing of legal or other re-
forms ; and surely no extension of the franchise
could be sanctioned by a Minister who would re-
strict the suffrages for the election of their mem-
bers of this important and influential body,
who dispense the patronage and control the
destinies of that magnificent territory. That
double form of government only enables both
parties to evade the responsibility that would be
cast upon a single department for any misgovern-
ment or maladministration—it is potential only
for evil, occasioning great procrastination and
needless and unnecessary delays, where prompti-
tude is of the greatest possible importance. Valu-
able suggestions are, if not " burked," at least
shelved, at the East India House, and the Cannon-
row Board—the President whereof, the real autocrat,
is appointed from party considerations, and not on
account of any experience or peculiar qualifica-
tions for the situation—who, as Sir CHARLES
WOOD declares, is " often put into that position
without any previous knowledge of the Govern-
ment of the country over the destinies of which
he is called on to preside," is enabled to excuse
his own ignorance and negligence by transfering
the blame to the Leadenhall-street Magnates.
And for this unwise, unstatesmanlike, and " ano-
malous" system, the country is required to trans-
fer enormous patronage to the hands of these
irresponsible and, possibly, unqualified persons.
Why should not the Government of India, like that
of any other dependency of the United King-
dom, be made a department of the Govern-
ment, with a Council, and a responsible Minister
of State? And even if the double foam of Goverr-
meat should be considered essential, why should
one of its branches be placed in the hands of the
holders of 6,000,000/. of India Stock, who have no
greater claim than the owners of the South Sea
Stock about to be paid off, or of Three per Cent.
Consols—than the Court of Aldermen of the City
of London, or the vestrymen of St. Pancras or
Marylebone—to the exercise of a trust so im-
portant and so beneficial to the Trustees them-
selves, and their friends and relations, who thereby
secure for themselves so many lucrative and
desirable situations

The AUTOCRAT may be ambitious, may be
audacious, may be resolute in carrying out
the grand scheme of territorial absorption
upon wikich he has adventured—but it is
quite certain that ho is also a man of
indigputable sagacity. Against the united
forces of France and England he would never
plunge rashly into the perils of European warfare.
We cannot for an instant suppose that he, no
longer in the heyday of youth, no longer in the
flush of early manhood, no longer liable to be
hurried by momentary passion into the temerity
of inexperience—we cannot for one moment sup-
pose that the astute and powerful intellect of the
Emperor NICHOLAS can be blinded to the formid-
able odds in favour of his numerous antagonists in
the event of a conflict arising out of recent cir-
cumstances. Reflection must bring vividly
before him the certainty that, in a struggle
thus provoked, ho would have to contend
single-handed against the arms of all the more
powerful sovereigns, his contemporaries. It
would be a battle not between Russia and
Turkey, but between the Cossack Legions and
the patriotic valour of the Osmanlis—a valour
inflamed to the highest pitch by a sense •f wrong
and by the inspiriting knowledge that the mili-
tary genius of OMIR PACHA would be aided by
the State craft of RESCUID PACHA, by the Royal
ardour of the Sultan ABD-UL-MEDJID, and by the
maritime armaments dispatched by Queen Vic-
TORII and the Emperor NAPOLEON to the mouth
of the Dardanelles. Added to all this, the CZAR
cannot fail to perceive that France and
England, in thus sustaining the rights
of Turkey against the illegality of his
daring and unprovoked aggression, would
command the sympathies at least, if not the actual
co-operation, of the rest of the chief Powers of
Europe. Prussia would find it requisite to side
with the opponents of the despotic Cabinet of
St. Petersburgh. Belgium, and Spain, and "Por-
tugal, and the different States both of Italy and
Germany would look on at the righteous course
pursued in this emergency by the Courts
of St.- James's and the Tuileries with cor-
dial and undisguised complacency. Even
Austria, infected with Russian sentiments and
hungering after Montenegro, and thirsting for ven-
geance against the defender of the fugitive leaders
of f Hungary, even Austria swayed by a HAPSBURG,
influenced by a NESSELRODE,
I and incited by the
'4'l.a policy
-extinct of a I‘ETTERNICH--7011ld
be com in
pelled decency, in honour, nay, in simple
prudence to
Constantino le
the united efforts made at
and thigitiot: to withstand the insolent, lawless,
political spoil t• empt made by the CZAR at
a ion and . .
. Petersburgh may
The Councils of st territorial aggrandisement.
little longer with a view bluster a
and more de-
The AUTOCRAT may batimat keep 1-113 appearances.
cidedly his resolution to gate imn°l:te
by any means the coveted Protectoraallhazards and
ate: But
before the authoritative union of the groat ppvrers
of
e the instigations of his ambition rivet yield
Eu r.)p
to the dictates of his prudence—and theezattra,,
sooner or later postpone his sinister design,
11p0/1
Constantinople.

The Honourable East India Company drew bills
during the fortnight ending last evening to the
amount of 52,7841.
The Board of Trade Returns for the month end-
ing the sth ult. show an increase in the exports
of 2,309,9951. over the same date of 1852.
The speculators in stocks are somewhat at fault
just now. Late yesterday afternoon intelligence
was received that the French funds had fallen 1 to
2 per cent. This proves to be incorrect, actually
because the lower price is in part attributable to
the deduction of the dividend. On the other hand,
there are accounts in town from St. Petersburg which
read very unfavourably, and inspire apprehension
in many that the Emperor of Russia will not yield.
Another alarming rumour is that the French army
is to be increased 100,000 men. It may turn out
that this is merely an arrangement connected with
the raising of men and the periodical retirement of
those who have served their time. Money is very
easy, and this counteracts the influence of the news
which, as above remarked, is only partially credited.
Consols have been 98R- for account. The New 3
per Cents. have been 1011 to 102. The Reduced
3 per Cents. are at 99i Bank Stock is firm at
229. Exchequer Bills are ss. to Bs. premium—
a rise of 3s. This day the dissentient holders
are receiving back their money at par, and as the
total amount is three millions, much interest is
felt to know what will be done with it.

.------=---""—kni ,)
LLOYDS' SHIPPING.—(THIS 4"`"
-.
bre4l6
light
LONDON, June B.—Wind at Noon, N.W.; 4
and fine clear sultry weather. fli bi ,
...•gb y'
DEAL, June 7.—Wind, S. Arrived—G9!_f: 09r
River Gambia. Sailed—lberia, for Demer'tarr-' ;
Newfoundland ; Liverpool, Trinidad ; Carlotta', peboll
SOUTHAMPTON, JUIIQ J.—Sailed—Madrid Olt A
Clara, Sydney. g 1-v• Ark
PORTSMOUTH, June 7.—Wind, N.E. to '-'._.„' . Coo
Blenheim, Mollison, Havannah ; Ameriu7ine des
New York. Sailed—Lady Kinnaird, for Lon, usoclol3'
PLYMOUTH, June 7.—Wind, W. Arrive"--
Dudley, Matanzas. • ecl--Atfeli:c:
FALMOUTH, June 7.—Wind, N. Arrivvert-".
Sillings, and Helen Maria, Havanuah. Off i- 000;
Havannah, and Bailed for Antwerp. Darbilfi
BRISTOL, June 7.—Arrived—Louisa, 130°P
OW
nixL,lvmEuarPaonohLn,nlJ
Pathfinder, Loveless, New York.
June 7.—Wind,
N.N.gW. #4/
Arrived --0101
Rio Grande ; Baltic (s), and E. Z , Novr Your,,a" I, eo.•
Spartan, Africa •
Porto. n ~.• Edinu".'
it
defatigable, Quetec. Off —Barkhill. bolo lir
Of Seo ffirl
LOWESTOFT, June 7.—The Edmund, 0- e o
touched the Newsome Sand yesterday, but cam
ib;
Chi
out assistance, and proceeded. his,
CARDIFF, June 6.—Sailed—Princess Sop Sto
anlert°l4
Abel, Cape of Good Hope ; Charles a
Albert'
drew s .
..,, soca--; „, V,
QUI ENSTOWN, June s.—Wind, S. ,T • • .0°- P.
Barbathe.v. Arrived—Hoffnung, Alexandria. 0.11.10
Arrived—Grace M`Kea, M`Donald, Callao p•
Ajax. 33011,
• awe"
WHITEHAVEN, June 4.--Arrived—D ITO'
tigua. Sailed—Penelope, Antigua. len;
.1 A ° 1 forCeY
SWANSEA, June 7.—Sailed—Ceylon,
ad°E°.
Coquimbo. pike, 1301)
LIMERICK, June 6.—Arrived Law: ~ nerabs%anok
SUNDERLAND, June 7.—Sailed—Vicdev,b;th, Jo
HARTLEPOOL, June 6.—Sailed—Eliza
and Harmonia, Singapore. inst•
SHIELDS, June 6.—Sailed—Yssel,
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MARKET NEWS—(THIS -5-
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111,

The question was objected to.
Plaintiff's attorney then called for the Minute Book,
to produce which notice had been given.
For the defendant, it was urged that the book was
not in his possession, and that secondary evidence ought
not to be admitted. There could be no doubt there had
been such a book, and plaintiff had sworn that it was in
his own handwriting, and he ought to have called upon
the party who had tho custody of it to produce it ; but
when produced it might not prove the plaintiff's ap-
pointment or the defendant's liability.
The Learned Secondary concurred, and the plaintiff
elected to be nonsuited.

all
all
8
100
100

Consol. 6 p. '' Si:
Do. Consol. Bristol di
Birm. 6 per cent
Do. Pref. 44 per cent
Norfolk Extension
Do. Guar. 5i per ct
Do. Way. Val. 5 p c
North British
North Staffordshire
Oxford Worcester di
Wolverh. £15,6p. c.
Do

THE NEW TEA DUTlES.—Yesterday a parliamentary
paper set forth that in the month ended the sth ult.,
only 2,359,8651 b. of tea were entered for home consump-
tion, paying duty, whereas in the like period of last year
the quantity was 4,704,0921 b. The difference arose in
consequence of the expected new duties.
BULLION IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND.—On Monday.
a return to the Houses of Parliament was issued, from
which it appears that on the 16th of April the bullion in
the Bank was 19,037,0001. The monthly issue of notes
in circulation in England, Scotland, and Ireland, in the
four weeks ending 16th April, was 40,096,9351.

150 - 1521
Pi
11f 118
118 - 122

---
113 - 115
25i - 26

In Foreign Stocks there is not much doing, if
we except Mexican, which are buoyant again at
28 to .1. Nothing definite has yet transpired con-
cerning the reported appointment of Messrs.
Baring Brothers as the agents. Grenada Bonds
have been at 221 for the Active, and at 10 to
for the Deferred. Brazilian 41 per Cents.
have realised 981. Spanish Deferred Bonds
have been at 23g. The Swedish Loan is 1i
to 2 discount. . Sardinian Bonds have been quote
94,1. Portuguese 4 per Cents. are steady at 40.
Dutch 4 per Cents. have realised 96, and Russian
4i per cents. are 104, being about the previous
rates.

Shrews& Birm. N. G.
Shrewsby. & Chester
(Nor.W.lfin),B p. c.
Do. 5 per cent.......,

li - 2ip;
10.4 - llil

GRAND JUNCTION CAN 1L COMPANY.—At the meeting
of the Grand Junction Canal Company, held yesterday,
the report was adopted, and a dividend declared of 2/.
per share, free of income tax. Upon the directors being
nominated for re-election for the ensuing year, a large
number of proxies were unexpectedly produced, by
which they were turned out and a new set chosen.
This proceeding excited strong remarks, since it was
asserted that if notice had been given of an intention to
use proxies the re-election of the old directors would
have been carried by a large majority.
PRICE OF GOLD.—The quotation of gold at Paris is
about at par (according to the last tariff), which, at the
English Mint price of 3/. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for stan-
dard gold, gives an exchange of 25.17 ; and, the ex-
change at Paris on London at short being 25.071, it
follows that gold is about 0.38 per cent. dearer in Paris
than in London. By advices from Hamburgh the price
of gold is 427 per mark, which, at the English Mint
price of 3/. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives
an exchange of 13.6 ; and, the exchange at Hamburgh
on London at short being 13.51, it follows that gold is
0.12 per cent. dearer in Hamburgh than in London. The
course of exchange at New York on London for bills at
60 days' sight is 110 per cent., and, the par of exchange
between England and America being 109 23.40 per cent.,
it Follows that the exchange is nominally 0.42 per cent.
in fiwour of England ; and, after making allowance for
cha,ros of transport, the present rate leaves a small
profit o.n. the importation of gold from the United States.
IREVE.YUE SEIZURES.—In pursuance of directions
from the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Trea-
sury, the Commissioners of Customs have directed their
officers at the several ports throughout the United King-
dom, in case of any seizure or detention of a vessel, boat,
or goods, at or within their respective ports, upon appli-
cation being made to them in writing, to take the
evidence on oath of the merchant or other party claiming
the property on the one side, and of the detaining officer
on the other, and to receive the testimony on oath of
any witriesses necessary for the proper investigation of
the case, and to transmit the papers, with their observa-
'tion-s-thereon, for the Board's consideration and direc-
tions ; observing, however, that this order is not in-
tended to apply to cases in which a prosecution of the
Tessel, boat, goods, or party shall have been directed by
the Board, or in which they have reason to suspect
fraud, or deem it expedient to take the directions of the
Board in the first instance. The officers are also
directed take especial care, before any inquiry of the
kind be commenced, that timely notice be given to the
party making the application, in order that he and all
parties interested, and who may be desirous of being
i present, may have an opportunity of attending the
snvestigation.

171 -- lsi!
-- 1 p
142 -- 15/
Par— i P
26g -- 268
19 -- 20.
id -- par

South Devon.
Do. New

3. Eastern (Reading
Ann.,) of Rl Os.6d.i
3. Yorksh.4p. c. Guar.
Waterfd. &Kilk .6p. c.
York Newcastle and
Berwick, 4 p.c.Pref
Do

103 -1051
5i - 54

Scarcely any
market.
offer ill 0 yet
CORN EXCHANGE- to.claY'
English
u aaueo wheaty octet' it'll'
but ta ,aii 1
all kinds of home-grown wheats sold readily, l't I, ohaor
day's advance in the quotations. Several Par
opted
hands for forward delivery. soip.
Foreign wheat—the imports of which l'ilvv-, gaue eel
ewrsa:vaoan
to 10,320 quarters—moved off freelh lin`Viog 0011
stances, prices were the turn higher, Flo
were very firm. finalities
001 a °
No English barley on offer. FDreign q .
le
full currencies, with a moderate inquirl• a 00,0
Malt sold on former terms, but the deman
means brisk. rice's'
full P ao,
We had a steady inquiry for oats, at very _u Wu
Beans, peas, and flour were quite as dear as o
Wily'
ARRIVALS THIS WEE 009. OD
.. Barley. I MA' C 920 3
46,1)0
,50 --
2,230 '
10,320 2,670 I ''''

York& N. Midland H.
k S. Pnrch ...........

-

The railway share market has been rather inac-
tive, and prices have not varied to any extent for
the English lines. The French are rather lower.
Gold mines are generally very firm, and with
more inclination to do business.
Joint Stock Bank shares have been firm.
The Land Companies' shares have remained
steady, but with less doing.

FOREIGN.
10 ' 3 A utworp&Rotterdam 1i 1 d
5 3 BelgianEastn. Junct. i 11
20 4 Beziers to Graissessac p 4 p
20 all Charleroi &Erquelin. 14 15
20 10 Dijon andßesanQon.. 11 ji p
20 g Dutch Rhenish ~,,,, li lidis
20 all East Indian
.3 5,12 p
20 1 Do. Extension .... 1 —13 p
5 all Gt. Indian Peninsula 14 2 p
20 10 Gd. Junct. of France 1 I.lp
20a 15i; Gt.Wcsternof Canada
Shares id 1 p 20.
5 1 Lucca & Pistoja sp.c
pref.................... i id
20 15 Luxembourg 6.1 74
10 10 Do. (Railway) 4 4 4}
5 2 Do.
5 3 Jo. (Canal) 1 la
10 1, Do. 6p. ct. pref i 4 d
20 9 Lyons & liediterran ... ...p
20 44 Madras li 2 p
20 all Namur & Liege (with
interest) 7l 7 71
20 all Do. (ex interest) — ...
16 all northern of France 35 - 35}
20 all Do. 201. 3p. c. Bds
(fmy. B. &Ams. Shs.) 141 141
10 all gorwegianTrunkPref Si Si
20 10 Paris and Lyons l6 —16 i
20 all Paris and Orleans 4l 43
20 all Paris and Rouen 4l 43
20 all Paris and Strasbourg 351 361
20 4 ParisCaen & Cherbrg. 3a 4a
10 74 Quebec &Richmond ia _ par
20 all R,ouen and Havre Di 204
20 all Sambre and Meuse Bi 8i
10 4 Do. 5} p. ct. pref ... •••
20 2 3th -Eastrn. of France • . —• • •
20 4 Southern of France 4 —5O
ii i2O 2s. Upper India Scrip — P P 32
Bi all West Flanders .
10 8 Do. 5i per c. Pref adis Par
20 10 Western of France... 94 9 P
10 2 West. of Switzerland i
~
20 6 Zealand 2 77 2"

There are hopeful symptoms that the aryeal
or mercy, or rather for justice, on behalf of the
Dockyard electors has not been in vain. Lei'd
JOHN RUSSELL, who volunteered to be Parlia -
mentary agent in passing sentence of political
death upon them, has himself given them a respite.
The Dockyards themselves are holding meetings,
and taking that sure course for success, helping
themselves ; and now a very able weekly journal,
and one supposed to be on the best possible terms
with the Treasury, which at least has of late very
frequently advocated strongly the course after-
wards taken by Government, has taken up the
cause of the proposed victims with unusual
earnestness. It has presented its readers with a
long homily in fire or six heads, and a peroration
besides, which, we should have feared too many
readers would skip, as we used to do the dialogues
in " Pilgrim's Progress." However, in all the
arguments of our contemporary, as our readers
Will have seen,
Pesitiola of disfranchisepro-
of as premature, as un-
minate--punishing a large
gra nig to
other constituenciejs and
venal few___
tinJ. rittY for the wickedness of a
as partial in relation to.
oth
other ployes, and as de d- Government cm-
the
and we sincerely hope that public
service
;*
though the House or
Commons received Lord Joilze
8 83111011novraent of

BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
(.From the Official List.)

...
Business done.
Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities 991 g
3 per Cent. Consols Annuities .. shut
3 ner Cent. Annuities, 1726
New 31 per Cent. Annuities lO2 1
New 5 per Cent. Annuities shut
India Bonds, £lOOO
Consuls for Account
Exchequer Bills, N.
£l000
£5OO 5 8 P
Small
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent
Ditto New, 1852, 4i per Cent
Grenada Bonds, Deferred
Ditto Ex. Dec., 1849, Coupon ....
Mexican 3 per Cent.
27 8
Ditto for the Account ...................
Portuguese Bonds, 4 per Cent.
....... 40
Russian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
...
Ditto 4,1 per Cent. ...........
104
Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent...............
Spanish Bonds, 3 per Cent_
Ditto New Deferred, 3 per Cent 23
Swedish Loan ........ ..... ....... .. .............
Venezuela Bonds, 3it per Cent.
Dividends on the above payable in London.
Dutch Exchange 4 per Cent. Certificates 96
HALF-PAST TWO.
Consols for Account 19th July 983 i x d

What.
180

English ..
Irish ....
Foreign ..

BOROUGH 110 P. si
The demand for all kinds of hops co
ntallw°
prices ars freely supported.

WH ITECHAPEL.„ t the till?
The supplies of meat were very Brow to,t 'O,l wattoPt
ruled inactive, as follows ;—Beef, 2s 10d to 6s/
3s 2d to 48 8d ; lamb, 4s 10d to 6s 4d ; v°4.l,
Pork, 3a 0(1 to 4s 4d per 81bs by the carcase.

-----.""."''''''......."..." -------__ blea, to
TESTIMOWIAL TO MISS ICELLY.---We are ejleollowiev
state that a committee has been formed 4:4 the est; the
noblemen and gentlemen—His Royal 0014 Duke
Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Devonshire, tiotero
yofo.Buneagu,fEorstq,rtsh.,e Dukei of Bedford, the Dugs of -nikel*
the Earl of Carlisle, Sir Henry Webb, Charles --r Jo,
1,/pi.isFsa,Kireblalyir,na,
tWtialter Arnold, John Forster, J.' Clitirle°
instant. This dented
ley, Mark Lemon, Clarkson Stanfield, and nett
ta
ss is a • OP
alipc.uoteburnelstis.em life,aje satnyda
nsuch
ear
n testimonyoyal
jj theitgohn
ess os
thee einferooeto rt
sheai is held must be highly-flattering tall,fprr', gait ali
for
S the. a
jpcautairrieeiso,sset oofzibgToi:iititinfialairyelbir.tehenseiroji:lloo
cti-nments will be under the al trop
-L'ea-, obeli ‘
sesTwheillsebrevcalicesleodf
innitoanoypeofrAotUriopi,eadtiat
owirllloo'
evening may be anticipated.

The chief feature of the Indian Bill now before
the House of Commons—the principle of Sir
CHARLES WOOD'S' proposition—is the retention of
the existing system of double government, modi-
fied, it is true, in some trifling degree, but sub-
stantially the same, and liable to all the numerous
and weighty objections that have been put for-