The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-22 00:00:00

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3k ja find tax, the tax on public and private vehicles,
com- , and trade licences. MONEY MA RKET ' COURT CIRCULAR. SHAR 3 MARKETS-(THIS DAY).
than. Baron Venda da Couz, Portuguese Envoy Ex- AND .........-10.-____ •
there) Iraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. WINDSOR, NOV. 21. BRITISH RAILWAYS.
The Queen, with the Duchess of Brabant, rode in the •
- the . b. ee of Rome, died there on the 11th, after a long
[slat, . illness. ______,,,_____ Riding-house this morning.
The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred visited the Closing Prices Business done
tuitni The Giornale di Roma of the 11th publishes a CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. yesterday. this day.
Cavalry Barracks this afternoon, where their Royal
,e 9th statement, showing that the price of corn is far The sales of cotton at Liverpool, yesterday, Highnesses, after inspecting the riding-school, went round Shr. Paid RAILWAYS.
from being so high as is generally supposed, as it
along were estimated at 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 Ame the troop stables and men's rooms.
Her Majesty received the melancholy intelligence yes- ; "---82t6
es all does not exceed 16 scudi per rubbio (about 31f. per rican were talefn for export and on speculation. 100t46 AAbnygd.eeNn0.t.t....g....8..0.5t... 20 -- 201
& Eastn. June....... 4a - 4a
hectolitre.) ' The market closed heavily without alteration in terday afternoon of the death of the Queen of Portugal, ;50 all Belfast & Ballymena ... - •••
prices. The sales comprised 4,500 American, 180 first cousin by marriage both to her Majesty and his ; 14 all Birmng. Wolverla. & _
10
SPAIN. Pernam and Maranham, 6,1 d. to 6d., 100 Bahia, at Royal Highness Prince Albert. I Stour Va11ey........, 9
The party invited to assemble at Windsor Castle to- 31 28 Birkeuhd. Lanesh. &
Our6gd., 500 Egyptian, at sfSd. to 6/cl., and 700 Surat
day on the occasion of the birth-day of her Royal High- , all Cheshire Junct...... 12 -10 d
sodas accounts from Madrid of the 16th inst.
fa,do The ball, given the night before by the French at 2,1-d. to 41d. per lb. Railway Shares were firm.
ness the Princess Royal, has been countermanded ina
is fat ..fi_inbassador, on the occasion of the fele of the , . .
The following are tie da appointed for the consequence, and the military and private bands are 27t Do.xs ()Cr
x5112.54r0e8ni,r.k...
17 _
19
22 isi Do., £20.......... ..... 5/ -41 d
Empress Eugenie, was extremely brilliant. The closing of the transfer books at the Bank of Eng- dispensed with at the Castle until further orders.
Ls not
25 30 ,Blyth & Tyne original
which - high society of Madrid had all been invited. Conn- land ..- -
£25 (iss. at £45).... ... - •••
cially loss de Montijo, the mother of the Empress, and
Duke at it. Three per Cent. Consols, Wednesday, Dec. 7. Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial- St. 100 Bristol & Exeter__ 96 -98
;erent
New Five per Cents., Tuesday, „ 13. office from the Governors of the North American Pro St. 100 Caledonian. 56 -561 57
wen_
i I i
TC of Alba, her brother-in-law, assisted
Duchess of Alba, who is not yet entirely re- Three per Cents., 1726, Wednesday, ~ 7. winces, and the Governor of New Zealand. 50 all Chester & Holyhead 163 - 173 171 17
_
their covered, was unable to attend. Annuities, Jan. 1860, Tuesday, „ 13. 50 all Cork and Bandon.... 13 -15
20 all Cork, Black. & Pass. ... - ...
The preparations for the meeting of the Cortes Annuities, Jan. 1880, Tuesday, 77 13. REMOVAL OF THE COURT TO OSBORNE. ie na-
India Stock, 20 10 Cornwall ••• - '
which -were completed. The Queen was to sign in the South Sea Stock, Tuesday, „6. • 5O 45 DublinerßelfastJune. 45 -46
evening the decree authorising the President of the Wednesday„ 7. PORTSMOUTH, MONDAY. 25 all Dundee Perth &Aber-
facto .
Council to open the session by commission. Her Majesty the Queen, with the Prince Consort and deep Junction 74 -8/
s well New Annuities finally close Dec. 1, 1853'.
25 all Do. New ......... ..... ... - ..•
Queen Maria Christina was expected at Madrid Royal children, will arrive at the Royal Clarence yard 25 all East Anglian (£25 L.
result Three per Cents., 1751, finally close Dec. 1, 1853.
There is a very buoyant, though not an active. on
Friday
next, . instant, Osborne &E.&LALD.) 5 - 54 4
ession 01.1 the 17th. M. Zaragoza, Governor of the pro-
id all Vince, had left for Guadarrante., to receive her Ma- market for public securities. The money prices, Palace, Isle of Wight.
18 all Do., (£lB E. & H.) 3 34
iestY. The inhabitants os: Vittoria had sump- 20 all Eastern Counties l3l - 138 1.31 i
, eon- however, are no longer above those for account, a
44 - 46
tuouslyVlSlT OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE St. 100 lEasternUnion,A.stk.
s will furnished the Palssce of their town for her proof that the Bears have been closing their ac-
St. 100 IDo., do. B 3l - 33
reception, and requested, her to prolong her stay ALBERT TO CAMBRIDGE.
tainlys• counts freely, and in many cases, speculating on
25 81 IDo.NewA(lateThirds) ••• - • •
3sent. there for 24 hours. the other side. Consols have been 951, and since _. __
St. 100 !East Lancashire ...... 65 - 67 671
The Clamor Publie'o announces that MonsignorCAMBRIDGE, Nov. 21. St. 100 Edinburgh& Glasgow 60 -62
t the 951,.. ~•4 for transfer, and after being 95g are now
Bodini, the Pontifical Nuncio at Rio Janeiro, was. The following arrangements in connection with the in- 10 31iEdinb. and Peebles... ... - ••• y fur-9.), 8, for December. The New 3. per Cents. re-
to be invested with, the same functions at Madrid. tended visit of the Prince Chancellorcaltilaovnetobeaennnonurnadcee rhere
, ; the alise 96 to 96g, and the 3 per Cents. 94/ to 94i.
•••
11. 1010
FEodrtinhba.Pind-thc.i&ydDe
junudnece. !.2. - 23
upon The Three per Cents. were done at 42' ~.Bank Stock after being 2161, has risen to 218.
St. 100 Glasgow & S.Westerul ... - •••
tube ; New Three per Cents. at 22k ; the Debt of the South Sea Stock is worth 112. Exchequer Bills p uTb
hl ice thisvicia.lotehrannocoenll
0:
-r
has the gratifi •
are 65., and India Bonds 4s. premium. that it is the intention of his Royal Highness Prince St.st. 100100 IGreat
AN.oBrttloieerkre S.t.k, -
5859
.....--
6816
6816
271
ns of first class at 9-, and that of the second at 4i.D0., •••
Gene- A telegrarlic despatch from Madrid of the 18th The Foreign Stock Market is not particularly Albert, the Chancellor, to visit the university on Tues-
which announces the arrival in the capital of Queen active, but quotations are generally supported. day morning, Nov. 22d instant, and to remain until the SS
tt.. 1000
GD
to..
s, t
hB.
&,. Stockwest. a.r.e... i
112028 --__
110330
103
in the Christina. Mexican Bonds have risen kto / per cent., being following afternoon. St. 100 Great Western ~.... 821 - 83/ 831
5' to 251 ex dividend. Equador are marked 5,1 At 5 o'clock on Tuesday, the 22d inst., his Royal 12 11 Irish South-Eastern. ... -
orders —Highness the Chancellor will hold a reception at Trinity 50 ; all Lancaster &Carlisle.. 88 - 90 89
rtified DENMARK. a2nsd Grenada 2 Deferred 77,. Russian 41 per Cents.'
are rather better, being 98 ; but there have been
uCnoilvleer. Lodge, of noblemen who are members of the 16a! lla Do., Thirds. ....... .... 114 - 120
St. 100 Lancaste &Yorkshire 667 t - 661 671 i7t pm
eity and of the members of the Senate.
191 171 Do., Fifths 7 - 6,0
In its sitting of the 14th inst. the Danish Folks- no dealings in the Fives. Spanish 3 per Cents. The Vice-Chancellor requests that during the visit of
cons fitinsg adopted, on the second reading, the bill fixinc, are quiet at 461, and` the New Deferred have ad- his Royal Highness all members of the university will
~ - 131 131 those the. apanage of Prince Christian of Denmark, with vanced to 22 to 22,1. Dutch 4 per Cents. are appear in their proper academical dress, and that at the 14
allll4
LDeoe.d,
seeNrsto.rtßhieclrning Un.
143 i -41 d 71
tying, all amendment providing that the prince should higher, being 95,. -,g all Liv.Crsby.&Southpt. ... - ...
reception on Tuesday, and in the Senate-house on Wed- IA all London & Blackwell 81 - 8g 8a
;ake a receive no salary for any post to which he might There is an improving tone in railway shares nesday, noblemen will wear their robes and doctors their 10 81 Loud. Tilb. & Sthend. 1- 1 p
s next be appointed. The Minister of Finance declared and with a fair business doing. Great Northern scarlet gowns. 3 100 Lond.Bright.&S.Cst. 97 - 98
aft for that he would not lay such a resolution before the have risen fully 1/., Great Western about 10s., Each gentleman attending the reception is requested 3t. 100 London &N. Western 1021 - 1031 103 4
ice, in Xing. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11., North-Western 11., to bring two cards with his name and that of his college 20 12 Do. Fifths - I p 121
is and. Midland 10s. to 155., Norfolk 1/., York and North thereon. 10 1 D0.,16/.5heM&8...0 4 - 2 P
-
The Vice-Chancellor gives notice, that no. person. who
1 a re- PRUSSIA. Midland about 10s. Most of the other lines are
of the fully supported. The French lines are active, is not a member of the university can be admitted into ° ' London• ~„
...2, 11 d
the Senate-house On Wednesday, the 23d inst., without Western 77 .79 781 8
A letter from Berlin states that the Baron dell -'lO e
12150,t
142001
DD :
x Eighthssoek..s.. .. . . ... . . .
rz
40 34 Do., £4O.
opean
but they are scarcely so dear. Grand Trunk of
Manteuffel, President of the Council of Ministers a ticket of admission.
25 all Lridudrry.&Colerame ... - ...
• such Canada shares are about 11. higher.
in Prussia, is for the future to have the directionßachelors of civil law, medicine, or arts, and under- 25 all Lndndrry. & Ennisk. ••• -•-•
feeble
of the Prussian navy. graduates will be admitted into the galleries of the
St. 100 Manch.Shee&Lincln. 21 - 22 211 2
over United Mexican, however, are heavy. The Senate-house, on Wednesday morning, between 10 and 81 41 Do., Man. &Lin. Un. ... --d
dby Waller have improved 4 per share. half-past 10 o'clock, and not later. St. 100 Midland - 631 63e- 144
List ill- SWITZERLAND. There is not much doing in Joint Stock Bank Noblemen, the members of the Senate, fellow-com- St. 100
apr 0- The Austrian authorities in Lombardy have de- Shares, but they are firmer. South Australia are moners, and bearers of tickets of admission, will be ad- 50 47.1 Midland Cs. West.(
Do.Birming.dlDerby 35 - 37
25 171 Do. 1 Shares . . ... - ...
ties. manded the release of Contini, arrested by the ss. better. mitten into the pit of the Senate House between ten and
100 all Newcastle &Carlisle ... -
wski'g Ticinese as an Austrian spy. Australian. Agricultural Companies Shares are eleven o'clock.
Tickets.of admission may. be obtained on application
tstern .________ fully 1/. higher, and Peel River have slightiySt.B4 1005
to the regastrary at the Pitt Press, between the hours of 25 17i Newpt.AberglitHtfd. 5 -41 d
tame- LITERATURE. advanced.
one and four o'clock, on Tuesday, the 22d inst.Do, Bury 454 d -- sp6ar
50 71 Newry & Enniskillen ... - ..._
plans Crystal Palace Shares are in great favour, and
Each doctor will be entitled to two tickets, and each 20 all Newry Warrenpoint
which
27egg's Dictionary of Chronology. Fifth Edition. prices tend upwards. member of the Senate to one ticket. & Rostrever ... - •••
action Pp. 766. W. Tegg and Co. The registrary will deliver Senate-house tickets to all St. 100 N0rf01k..... -
53 53 1
it im- Another edition-the fifth--attests the popu- BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK, members of the Senate on Tuesday, the 22d of Novem- 50 31
fleets lari her, between one and four, at the office of the Pitt Press. St. 100 North British 29e - 30/ 30 1
ty of this remarkable compilation: It is a re- From the Official List.)16 16 North Devon, le 0.1., 8 - 10
Omer Applicants are to hand over their cards to the registrary. Northn.Counties Un 4, -3 d
tFir.lt, moreover, in every respect, creditable to Business done. -
.übian The foliewiiig-is a programme of the of
417:. Tegg's enterprising, and, as it may be termed, Bank Stock
Rus- vf•t - eran establishment. The volume displays in 31)er Cent' Reduced Annuities 941 'll ' hie Royal Highness the Prince Chancellor during his 8 BDo i B Guaranteed 61 - 74
- • , 2
Otto- aatrtost every leaf tokens of a minute and pains- 3 per Cent. Consols Annuities 951 R visit, in, company with the Duke of Brabant, on Tues-
proceedings 186
alul e DD oc
.. : Ni oA. 2D.
e.
f. .e
i.
1. ..
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ci.... : : :
1- .4.
..._- - .:1
50 ' all North London ....• ...1 51 ••• 55
Vigo- ialsi • •
]sing revision. Besides which, it has in several New 34 per Cent. Annuities 961 6 a day and Wednesday :-• 10 1.1 N. &S. Wstn., Hamp-'
ut deLong Annuities, Expire sth Jan., 1860 , -
pkrtie-ulars been singularly improved, and, among Ditto 30 Years,. Expire. 10th Oct., 1859 5 TUESDAY, Nov. 22. stead, and City Ju..l ... -
..
oad in ethers, rendered more complete as a repertory of Ditto 30 Years, Expire sth Jan., 1860 5 7-16 About half past 10 a.m.-Arrival at Trinity College 20 171 North Staffordshire- 51 s,ad
Lodge. Visit to the library and other buildings of the 20 all North Western........ 72
-- 6 p
,f the Valuable information, by an evident, because really,lndia Bonds, £lOOO ......... ....... ..... - 10 10 N. &S. Westrn. June. par 2
college.
nglish tlonsiderable enlargement. Scholasticos-that old Ditto, under £lOOO 4 p Twelve m.-Lecture of the Geological Professor. 10 1 ton Hinckley,
Nuneaton,
- ••• South Sea Stock
Bander or zany of Hierocles-was scarcely more Visits to Colleges-St. John's, Jesus, Sidney, Mag-
ipressie Ji.ud_icrous in carrying about a brick as a specimen of ScootuitshoisSea Old Annuities 991
dalene. St. 100 Oxford Worcester &
for Account
en 1):1 his house, than a critic would be who should attempt Exchequer Bills, id. Five p.m.-Reception at Trinity College Lodge of - •••
venue' by a brief and solitary extract to afford a notion of £looo
ersong the_ merits of either an encyclopaedia or a dictionary. £5OO 6 p members of the Senate. - 5
St. 100 Scottish Midland.-- 55 7
20 2.2 PWorotslymeoruhtahmpton..... 38 - 40
- 62
jesties Nevertheless, an apt quotation may possibly fur- Small 6 p Half-past 7 p.m.-Dinner with the Vice-Chancellor St. 100 Shrewsbury esßir• mg. 60
at Trinity Hall Lodge. Observatory. St. 100 Do., L. &N. Westn.
e, the Ifish some glimmering of a notion as to the manner PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Guaranteed Stock... 55 - 60
ee and In which the compiler of a book like this has car- F, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 23.
10 10 Shrewsby. &He
b & Cheste' r
red. 2 - lidis
e Chi- lied out his •
s,
olaborious undertaking. It may enable quador Bonds
Grenada Bonds, Deferred
74 Half-past 9or 10 a.m.-Visits to colleges-King's,
St. Peter's, Pembroke, Catharine Hall, Corpus Christi, 261 all Shrews y. .
(Nor. W. Min.)...... 15 - 17
' Svre- !h use who have not already turned over its pages Vlexican 3 per Cent.
131 all Do. Halves, d 0....... 71 - 81
the for themselves to appreciate its compactness, if it Ditto for the Account 25/ x d the time will admit f.
Jaunt' fall to give them any adequate idea of its complete- Portuguese Bonds, 4 per Cent - Eleven a.m.-Congregation in the Senate-house
urt of /less. To this end, or, at least, with this ho •pe in Ditto Small
iiiissian 1822, 5 per Cent, £St - University Library. Senate-hous©,
2200 all6l
Shropshire
pOstchwiie.osturyn.i.o,n..........
3141
...,-- 111
... . Do. A, B,C, &D, fully
paid up at per cent. ... - ... CoUnt View,
. we excerpt the subjoined fragment of interest- Ditto 41 Bonds,per Cent 9B Twelve m.-Jacksonian Lecture.
One p.m.-Visits to colleges Downing, Emmanuel, 50 all South Devon . 15 -- 17
range, lug intelligence :- Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent........ ........... 911
Christ's Caius, Trinity Hall, Clare Hall, Queen's, Mu- St. 100 South Eastern 611 - 621 621
[oraco " THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW, Spanish Bonds, 3 per Cent 461
50 all Smell Wales..... 34
scum of Anatomy, or as many as the time
re. " Lord Mayor's show commenced 1453 ;in a curious Spanish New Deferred, 3 per Cont. 224 1
will admit of. 20 15 S. Yorksh. River Dun ... -- ...
escription of the show in 1575, it is related that, 'to Dividends on the shove payable in London. 20 5 Do.. • - 4
mayor Four p.m.-Departure.
20 2.2 • Staines,Wok.,&Wok. ... - ...
litna.ke way in the streetes, contayne men were employed, A ticket of admission will be requisite to the lectures
Dutch Exchange, 21 per Cent. 12 Gull -
95k 25 all Stockton Si Darling.. 27 - 30
Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates.. . )f. that Appareled like devells and wylde men, with skybbs and of the Geological and Jacksonian Professors, which will 161 Stockton & Hartlepl. ... -..
our of eertayne beadells.' The number of pea ons who dined HALF-PAST TWO, be issued to the members of the Senate on application
at Guildhall was 1,000, all at the charge of the mayor Consols 951 1 to the respective professors to the extent of the accom- 'll.ot.' 1080 Triaoff,
£lO shades.. head. ..... -.- .
...
es - •..
... - ..
at the, and the two sheriffs. This feast ' costeth 4001., whereof Ditto December Account 951 1 modation their lecture-rooms afford. St. •
100 Do. Pref., No. 1 ••• •-- .••
'oat of the mayor payeth 2001., and each of the sheriffs 1001.
25 20 Thames Haven Dock
Immediately after dyner they go to the churche of St.
eau in
and Railway 2l 3
at the Panic, the men bearynge staff torches and targetts,
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
which torches are lighted when it is late before they
e•-_ IMPORTANT CIVIC BUSINESS. 20 17 Vale of Neath......... 151 - 151
ds the
20 all Waterfd. & Kilkenny ... - ...
come from evenynge prayer." In 1583 there were chi)- LONDON' AND SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.-Traffic re- _____,,,,_
ible to dreg. i.n the 'procession, who personified the City mag- turn for the week ending Nov. 19, 1853 £14,286 9 9 50 all Waterford&Limerick ... - ...
At the ensuing Court of Common Council, which will 20 14 West Cornwall.. 8 - 9
nammity, li-:,yalty, science, the country, and the river Corresponding week last year 14,470 17 3
pur- Thames.
ed Le They also represented a soldier, a sailor, and
nymphs, with appropriate speeches. The show opened Decrease in 18531 West Eud of Loudon
and Crystal Palace.. ... - ...
£lB4 7 6 discussed, of much interest to the public. Amongst 20 all West London
- ...
a Moor on the back of a lynx. On Sir Thomas Duke of Wellington's funeral last year. them arc the following :- 10 51s. Wmbledon&Croydou .... - ...
Havre Midel ,
s eton s mayoralty, in 1613, the solemnity is de- LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.- TEMPLE-BAR. --A petition of the inhabitants of the St. 100 YorkNewetherßerw. 65 -66 66
seri:bed as unparalleled for the cost, art, and mag- Traffic return for the week ending Nov. 19, parish of St. Bride, against the removal of Temple-bar, 81 - &I
It the nia 1853 . £11,087 8 3 25 111 Do. G.N.E. Purchase 4 -31 d
to be presented by Mr. James Anderton.
jomte neon cence of the shows, pageants, chariots, morning, Corresponding week last year 10,744 5 4 St. 100 York es N. Midland... 49 - 50 491 50
25 20 Do. Extensions
Of the inhabitants of Fleet-street and its vicinityagainst
red by and night triumphs. In 1655, the City pa-
Veants, after a discontinuance of about fourteen years, Total of the half-year to this date, 1853 306,961 13 11 ,
the removal of Temple-bar, to be presented by FOREIGN.
said, Were revived. Edmund Gayton, the author of the de- Total of the half-year to this date, 1852 2;8040 7 2 ' elt el'.
Edmund Hodgson. -
acriptio'n for that year, says ' our metropolis for these GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.-Traffic re DEBARCATION OF PASSENGERS AT THE SURREY SIDE 10 6 Antwrp&Rotterdam 2- 1 d
ration tinetAry pageants is as famous and renowned in sure. for the week ending Nov. 19, 1853 £ ,816 18 3OF LONDON-BRIDGE.-Memorial, to be presented by Mr. 5 3 Belgian East. Junct. 1- 11
week last year 4,017 9 10
nixing foreign nations, as for its faith, wealth, and valour.' corresponding - Thomas Dakin, of the London, Westminster, and Vaux- 20 8 BezierstoGraissessac 2e - -11 d
3-n "the show of 1659, an European, an Egyptian, and --- hall Steam-packet Company, and of the City Steam- ... ... Central of Italy - ...
•ing a Increase in 1853 £799 8 5
packet Company, for increased facilities for the landing 20 all Charleroi & Erquelin 13 - 15
I‘.. Persian were personated. On Lord Mayor's day,
"ienne
171 all Demerara. ••• •••
in 20i 4'671, the-Xing, Queen, and Duke of York, and most of - of passengers at the Surrey side of London-bridge.
PROPOSED NEW STREET.-On the motion of Mr. 20 10 Dijon and Besagon... 11 -21 p
uding• the nobility being present, there were `sonary shows, THE BANK OF FRANCE.-The letters from Paris, re-
lemaPes, scenes, speeches, and songs, in parts ;' and the ferring to the drain of silver lately experienced by the Charles Hawkin :-" That it be referred to the Improve-
20 all East Indian 34 -41pxn anew
The like in 1672 and 1673, when the King again 'graced the Bank of France, state that the stock of that metal, ment Committee to consider and report to this Court 20 2 Do. Extension p- * P
20 8 Dutch Rhenish - lid
on to
atliumPhs.' At the alteration of the style, 1752, the which used to constitute almost the entire specie of the what line of street would, in their opinion, hest tend to 5 all Gt, Indian Peninsula e-1 p 6
11 as' skiord Mayor's show, which had been on the 29th of institution, has been gradually displaced by gold, until relieve the present pressure of traffic on Ludgate-hill, 20 10 Gd, Junct. of France 2/ -21 p
lour?, °etoleer, was changed to the 9th of November. The it is now understood to be only about 5,200,0001., and the cost thereof."
••• 10 Gd. Trunk. of Canada
if this speeches in the pageants were usually composed by the while the gold held is 8,000,0001. NEW BRIDGE BETWEEN SOUTHWARK AND BLACK- •Shrs. and Bolds._ 3 -21 d xin7i x in
;taw:Xl t'ity poet, an officer of the corporation, with an annual THE WRECK OF THE DALHOUSIE. -Her Majesty and FRIARS BRIDGES.-Motion by Deputy Pewtress, "That 20 8 Gt. Central of France /-- i P
;Wary, who provided a printed description for the mem. his Royal Highness Prince Albert have most generously a reference having been made to the Bridge-house Es- 203 201 Gt. Westn. of Canada 2 .
unced
Shares - led
hers of the corporation before the day. Settle, the last forwarded to Messrs. Hoperaft and Broadwater, of Bd. tates Committee respecting Southwark-bridge, they be 3 aP-
Do bonds(l i55.)1857 ... - ...
City poet, wrote the last pamphlet intended to describe liter-street, City, the agents who were large shippers by further instructed to consider and report on the plans ••• ••• • •
r ando. bonds Se i55.)1873 ... - ...
A Lord Mayor's show ;it was fo!. Sir Charles Duncombe's, the Dalhousie, the sum of 501. towards the subscription and estimates for the erection of a new bridge, between ee Ve
z'sA 101 DHamilton & Toronto ... -
being
111,1 170 S, but the Prince of Denmark's death the day be- in aid of the sufferers by this disastrous wreck. Southwark and Blackfriars bridges, and the approaches ICO- all Do. 6 per cent .. - ...
inflicts
Fore Prevented the exhibition, The last Lord Mayor OUTSTANDING CLAIMS BETWEEN AMERICA AND GREAT thereto, in order that this Court may be enabled to form
20 5 Lake Count. St Basle ... - ...
a for vile rode on horseback at his mayoralty, was Sir Gilbert BRITAIN.-We understand that the commission now a comparative estimate between the erection of a new 5 4 Lucca and Pietoja, 5
Itcsathcote, in the reign of Queen Anne." sitting for the purpose of adjudicating on all outstanding bridge, and the sum necessary for the purchase of South- per cent, prof.
rested Prom this extract it will be perceived that, whey- claims since the last war between America and Great wark- bridge." 20 15 Luexembourg ........104 - 114 111 1 4
Lstoay ever an opportunity offers, the compiler is willing Britain, have chosen as arbiter Joshua Bates, Esq., of 10 13 Do, (Railway) (ii - 71 714
the eminent firm of Baring Brothers. This cannot fail
MARRIAGE OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.-The Em- 5 2Do ll -21 2
e,..nough to enter (from generalities) into particulars.
5 3 Do C • 1 - 2t 21 2
o the 4..„t should, however, be borne in remembrance that to be gratifying to the citizens of the United States, as peror Francis Joseph will, it is said, be married on the 10 5 D'o.(6asn.acent. pref. 4d - p 44
1
11th, the work extends throughout the whole duration Mr. Bates is an American by birth. 24th of April of next year.
20 12 Lyons & Mediterian. ... - ...
-Iders V. Christianity, beginning with the Birth of our TussAms's EXHIBITION.- The improvement displayed We are sorry to announce the demise of the Dowager 20 101 Madras A -lp x n x new
-ft the Lord, and coming down to our own times, to in all the arrangements of the newly-built parts of this Lady Arundel], relict of the ninth Lord Arundell of 331 29 Maria Antonia
highly-popular exhibition may be more prominently ob- Wardour, who expired in London, on Friday last, in her 10 10 Do. New -- -.
;ria in
,e_vents and men actually contemporary. Where- served in the department called " The Chamber of 73d year.-. - •••
20 2 Melbourne Dk.& Ry. ... - •••
4u'r, the whole constitutes a historical and statisti- Horrors." The old one being confined and dark, gave THE- HERBERT ESTATES.-John E. Vernon, Esq., has 20 all Namur & Liege (with
ffull
.e.c?-1 register for no less than 1853 years-a period, the visitors but little opportunity of viewing the figures entered on his duties, as agent of this great property, in interest Bl -91 91 2
the re crowding and memorable incidents of which and groups ; but in the present room ample space and the room of the late Major Fairfield. 20 all Do. (ex interest) - •••
;ht 01 'Lye naturally enough extended to nearly eight light is given for all purposes. Numerous relics are Sir Robert Peel has consented to deliver a lecture in 16 all Northern of France 341 - 341
. AS hundred
1_ pages of the earlier and more compact, but here shown, and of these certainly the most curious is five or six towns of the Midland district, in aid of the 20 all Do. 201. 3p. c. Bds
[fmy.BelizAms.Shs.] -.- e.
ere is less complete, editions of cc Tegg's Dictionary of the model of the head of Robespierre, taken immediately fund being raised to employ a paid lecturer in connexion 10 all NorwegianTrn"- Prof 7i - Bixd xCI
Chronology." after his execution, by order of the National Assembly, with the Midland Union of Mechanics' Institutes.- 20 10 Paris and Lyons l6 -161 P
about by the late Madame Tussaud. Birmingham Gazette. 40 40 Do. bonds - -.
raZils' LYON'S MEDAL OF BENTINCK. BENTINCK. TESTIMONIAL.-Notice has been given to AMSTERDAM AND ROTTERDAM PRODUCE MARKETS.-
20 all Paris and Orleans „•, •.
- ...
Will
subscribers of one guinea and upwards for the purpose The weekly reviews from the Amsterdam and Rotten. 20 all Paris and Rouen 4l -43
'i
Rio • of erecting a statue to the memory of the late Lord dam produce markets state that business had been more 20 all Paris and Strasbourg 3213311dxn xd xn
~,, An exquisite medal of the late lamented Lord2o 4 ParisCaen&Cherbre. 2 - 4 p
plena, George Bentinck, respectfully informing them that they active. The demand for coffee having improved, better
104 104 Quebec & Richmond 2d - par
and `•Teorge Bentinck has within the last few days been are each entitled to a bronze medal of this distinguished •
prices a been obtained, w 1 e suear, raw an refined, ne ,
hdll.l e dfid 20 all Rouen and Havre ~.. 181 - 193
,„issued to the various subscribers to the Bentinck statesman, and that upon application to Mr. Wyon, 287, show increased firmness. There had been no material
~ . 20 9 Royal D
L'L estimonial. Proceeding, as it does, from the Regent-street, they will receive it. alteration in indigo or cochineal, but ot rice and spices, 5 2 Royal Swedishani - dP
, the
iland of Mr. Wyon-the most accomplished of all THE TURKISH ARMY.-Tile total number of regiments sa.'.es having been more freely pressed, quotations were 20 all Sambre and Meuse lO -1110 4 10
Dp‘tA
ving Masters of Medallurgy-this charming and comprised in the whole regular force is 74, of which 36 lower. 10 6 Do. 53 per cent. prof. ... - ..,
y are
btost acceptable memento of a true " British are infantry and 24 cavalry. The gross strength of the
?olive . DEPARTURES FOR AUSTRALIA.-The departures from 20 2 S.E. of France 4cl - - par
Worthy" could scarcely fail to be entitled to ad- effective force is 138,680 men, and that of the reserve the port of London for the Australian colonies during , 20 6 Southern,...n.ie of France„ 2 - 4 p
it so-
4_toiration. As a work of art it is singularly felici- 130,000. There are about 60,000 irregulars, and there the past week show an increase. They have comprised 20, 25.6 6.u."- a
Westpper inwdia Scrip .e.e. :.5:-.
_---- ;.i. 5
"wis and beautiful. As a tribute to the memory of is a nominal force of rather over 100,000 assigned as altogether 15 vessels sto Port Philip, with an aggre-
8s all Flanders
veiled a . thee contin ,encies of the tributary nrovinees, in all half gate burden of 3,901, tons ;5 to Sydney, with an aggre-
deceased " man of note" it cannot but command,&• - ' 20 10 Do. 53 per c. Pref .id -parxn 94 xin
rte of even from the political opponents of the latest and a million of men.-Ottoman Empire and its Resources. gate burden of 2,732 toes ; three to Adelaide, with an 20 10 Western of France 73 - 8/P
t, d CARDINAL WISEMAN. Cardinal Wiseman is still at -- g t burden of 1,942 tons one to Hobart•town of if, 4 West. of Switzerland 1. -ld
the most chivalrous of the Leaders of Protection,
i veri Rome, and it is considered more than probable that he Bahrteognas e•
and one to Launceston, of 394 tons. Their 20 2 Wiesbaden
a respectful and interested examination. The pro- - •••
al to will not return again to England. His health is said total capacity was consequently 9,820 tons. The rates 20 12 Zealand 34 -31 d
fl-le likeness will be at once recognised by the friends to have suffered considerably from the severity of his of freight are firm, with a further tendency to advance.
Work
:oral° of Lord George Bentinck as one of startling verisi- labours in England since the establishment of the Papal ARRIVALS OF GOLD.-Three vessels with gold have LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS.
ballitude. It displays with surprising accuracy the hierarcheri; and a growing opinion is prevalent in Roman been reported from Australia-namely, the Port Wal- _
Lation
trYintnetrieal features of that head of an Antinous. Catholic circles, that the Pope will employ him in some lace, with 10,108 ounces, from Melbourne the 4th of Leasing Closing Prices Business
ice to
Sine Paid RAILWAYS.
ITPon the obverse side will be observed the follow- high diplomatic post at Rome, instead of sending him July ; the Surge, with 6,320 ounces, from Sydney the Company. yesterday, this day.
iat he back to superintend the affairs of the Roman Catholic 30th of June ; and the Childs Harold, with 2,335 ounces,
i who ilig eloquent and sententious inscription :-
. Church in England. also from Sydney the 20th of July. The total quantity 50 all Bedford and Ln.&N•W•
so ar' "Brave-earnest- MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE.-On Sunday last is there 18,763 ounces, valued at 75,000/ , which, with Bletchley.... -.-
Generous-unselfish-true : the claims of this national institution were very ably 120,0001. from America by the Hermann. and Niagra,
with He won the confidence
St. 100 Buckghamsh. L. &N.W. 102 -- 103
and rivetted the attachment
advocated by the Rev. W. Harrison, M.A., who makes an aggregate arrival of 195,0001. 50 all Clydesdale Jc. Calsdon ... 50 - 52
Ell - of a great party, preached a most eloquent and impressive sermon to a Sr. PETERSBURG.-The St. Petersburg dates are to
crowded congregation, amongst whom we noticed her the 12th inst. Stocks remained dull, and sales were St. 100 E. Lincoln. gr
cent Gt.Northn 142 - 145 143
[liter• which his patriotism
,era' had inspired with courage Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge and the pressed. Tallow also had declined. Two ships had Neils • .Direct. -.- •..
dat and his self-devotion . Princess Mary. The powerful appeal of- the rev, gentle- just been chartered at 14s. per quarter for wheat. The 25 all Do. Now Do.
.
• -,e 25 all G6lasp.. Barr. es Caldoma. n.
man was liberally responded to. We have pleasure in rate of exchange was still tending against this country, I 25 all Glsta&Dn.Fr. Gt.Westn. 30 - 32
.. iefo. had animated
stating that other clergymen have kindly promised to and further remittances of half-imperials from London 1 100
if Per with zeal."
all Hrtlpl. Dk. & Yk. New.
Touching and admirable words, which every one preach in aid of the funds of this much-needed insti- are now in progress. Railway & Berw.. .., -
...
lare°l. *ill b • 50 all Hull & Selby YeeN.led. 108 - 110
jrei" A e disposed to attribute at once to the Fidits tution.
FALL, .1N THE PRICE OF GRAIN IN IRELAND.-The THE ST. KATHARINE DOCKS.-A new warehouse on
25 all Do. I
Shares. Do 54 - 55
50c. ; ri,,,chates of-the late member for King's Lynn whena very extensive scale is in course of erection on the east
last advises from the country markets show that the side of the St. Katharine Docks, for the purpose of 2 -
6i 271
dedi- 6111, g, and his generous apologist, or rather let us
12 all Lon.&Greenw S.Eastern. 141
Bor- -.4' (devotedandenthusiasticP t d
the) . ree ra ers as we .
prices of grain, which had very recently nearly reached
standard, are slowly but surely receding. The housing foreign merchandise in bond, and is fast pro-
the war . gressing towards completion. This new warehouse is 121 all Do. i She:. as. Do
20 all Do. Preference Do 25 -26
St. 100 Lowestoft gr.
51-3f* th 1:118 zealous and earnest celebrant when dead-
of a similar character to the other warehouses of the 4 per cent... Norfolk - _
BaDIC c ee, Creator of " Coningsby," the author of the report from Limerick, dated Saturday evening, speaks
of a complete glut of all kinds of provisions, and adds St. Katharine Docks, which are well known to be I St. 100 Do. 6 per et-. Do
ea-_,nolitical Biography," -the Right Honourable the _
among the loftiest and most complete in the port of 53 all Manch.Bxton. Ln.&N.W.
‘-'llancellor of the Exchequer. that although business was 'brisk, yet, owing to the great
anxiety evinced by the farmers to get rid of the stock London. It is only very recently that new tea and and Matlock & Midld. 24 - 3 _
they had on hand, the prices exhibited rather a down- wool warehouses have been built in the London Docks 50 all Michllesbro' & Stckton &
-
The supplies of grain exhibited for sale to make more room for other merchandise in the ware- Redcar . Darlingt. _ - tertll3LLE. RACHEL.-Mddle. Rachel., according to let- ward tendency. T
-
)11 °f houses hitherto. appropriated to the purpose, and these Midland... 99 -
atese tied St. Petersburg, had commenced represents- amounted to no less than 4,000 barrels of oats, 800 bar- lOO all Mid'd.Braelfd. • 101
but 7,14 that city with her great character of Phedra, rels of wheat, and 1,500 barrels of barley, all of which important additions to the great metropolitan docks ; 50 all Northern and
Eastern sp.e. E. Count.. 60 - 62
h :--- tre,„eltber the Emperor nor the imperial family were sold at a reduction from the previous. rate.. In cons- afford ample proof, if any were required, of the increas- 1 50 all Do. 6 per et. Do
25 all Prest. & Wyre L. & le. W
53'of provi- ing trade of this vast port. ... - •••
e '' en the occasion,Some offence it is stated,
ee taken
50 all Do.Fixedsp.c Do ... - •••
511th- see Ken in the Russian metropolis at the inefficient sions, the farmers are beginning to send in large quantities DEATH
\OvF THE ARCHITECT TO THE GENERAL POST-
iaeo, Perte
Daily her. rs whom the great actress has selected to accom- of potatoes to market. Vast quantities of potatoes are OFFICE. -We have to announce the death of Mr. John
3' Fortune, for many years architect to the General Post- 121 12 Do. / Shares. Do
&Ludt Yk ... - -
5 ; strGalignalti's Messenger. still in the county, "pitted" by the farmers, and the
. - -
;
tine .3Sia'S MILITARY STRENGTH. The army of opera- arc, generally speaking, holding good. The accounts office, who expired at his residence, King-square, Gos- ; St. 100 Roysse.&Hit.;Gt.Northn 142 - 145
0:7 ai tx,ili the western provinces consists of six "corps," from Cork and Waterford are pretty much the same as well-street, yesterday morning, after an illness of three ! St. 100 Do•Shepth.St. Do - 145
ate tiortio:e of the Guards and Grenadiers. The largest the foregoing. From Galway there are complaints of weeks' duration. The deceased, who was far advanced 1 25 ISI Shef. Roth. & Lancashet
(light - 4f a "corps" is infantry, but it has its oavalry the continued CxP.ort, of large quantities of potatoes to in years, attended his duties to the last, and was actively ; Gooleg.s.p.c Yorksh ... - d
fishes Deejaa and heavy), artillery, engineers, and its own es- England, and it is predicted that, if this drain should engaged in expediting the alterations now in progress in I 12 91 S. Staffordsh.. MrMClean 2 - lld
1 50 all WearValleygi Stockt. &
f the 4
leo , reserve A a corps" is what was called in Napo- last much longer, the supplies for home consumption will St. Martin's-le•Grand. He was much esteemed by the ;
Bti '6
per cent ..• Darling. ... . - -
Ow' at Cls °le a "corps d' al mee." The force of the
le obh• camp be speedily exhausted, and that the people will be again various Postmasters-General under whom he served, and
25 ell Do Do 303 - 31/ 301
Pita' -saw 41n, or at Helfault, would have been called in
Aa o; entirely dependent for support on Indian meal, t•'•s they his decease is regretted by the whole of the officials on s ' .
St, 100 Wilts&Sornrst Gt.Westn. 98 - 100 98
- wrPri."-Sir C. Slum were in the years of famine, the establishment. . ,