The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-14 00:00:00

EASTERN ARCRIPELAGO COMPANY.

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company, At
and
and meetingbonus ofof tilijls,
fairlyde n d
report was unanimouslyu
net revenue
s is derived
divisible from. hwee
was
st ywdestaaostl eaerraxe apdyi
a,
and
explained
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theivbiy-
t Wise,h e
chairmanthefo(uMndrer
the
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intahkee
company,
i calls,
p a
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the
etihiearbeosnwuble'
ofthrough a free gift made by Mr.
beenthe realised. It is considered
p edie n tlb,
oodlh. oanvloenwvoeurtn,ot to make
therefore proposed that
to 30/, per share ; and it was
4f6u,t3u4rsel.period.
consists
of calls
proprietors should consent
distributed being appropriated in
stp:abit:ticlepriayment of these
calls,l'hhae steadleundertaking,a vin
paid
s.per share to be
present capital is 76,3451.,
quatel nadivtawncaes.
stated
intoyith the Peninsular and
reengnatrrdanttobtahse pbreoegnreesnsteorfedt
addeto the Y increase, and that a
PtPhleY them with further quan-
Pothfaiawdthatihteehacoal raised shows
produceoi from the mines of
Oriental Company to supply
ldbatefeor smelting cheeko will shortly reach
quan-
tities. tai
be su.a.! t-ainsde estimated ant,: di
main
lhaantd
of
with this increase
ftlrbsoe,lonooa
requirementst scarcityo n tons pe r
ofo f
labour,t h month,
e E
nnaogniidslit,ha being apprehended
Dutch, Spanish, and
provided. Ship-
mentsdnrset,
eicanimin
pn
coast of the Pacific
accountng and other ' is the revenue
. for the year
opera-
ending the 30th of June, 1854 .
tAommeerei etaartneh easltlseaoarlyicie:
To export charges on coal, freights • &c.,,,,,
To portion of expenses, estimated atlos. l/15,177 16 9
Per
ton, for r asing 22,400 tons of c0a1....... 11,220 0 0
To portion of preliminary expenses written
a
off for the past year'
To profit carried down

100 0 0
11,470 6 2

11
By amount to credit for coal raised and £37'968 2
sold to thi.; date ........................... £37,334 9 1
By earnings of schooner Sydney, after de-
ducting outfit, &c...
By interest receivable

••• 557 15 7
75 18 3
£37,98"8 2 11

Highness is repre-
sented of the most costly
MADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION.—Among the latest
additions to this popular place of instruction and amuse-
oewivie,KincihTeigngtd:Traetlisst'earcsoteßmopayond judgment has been
went is A likenes-; of our most gracious Queen's mother,
materials,
easinsn
displayed. This portrait model will nearly complete the
figures of our present Royal Family, and is one that will
become popular, and attract much attention from the

visitors.
A WOMAN ROBBED Or 1101. IN EruLL.—On Thursday
night, as Mrs. Cass, wife of a commercial traveller in
Hull, was landing on the Corporation-pier from the New
Holland packet, her pocket was picked of a long brown
silk purse, containing 50 sovereigns, one 10/. Bank of
England note, 501. in local notes, 15s, in half-crowns,
and ls. The money was in a pocket under her dress,
and the thief lifted up the dress to get at it. The boy
who committed the robbery was seen to run away di-
rectly, but though pursued contrived to evade detection.
He did not appear to be more than 14 years of age, and
was seen just before the robbery talking to two men, of
whom an accurate description has been obtained.
have TlinocoDuirarexd among Go— vBtR h
. re emigrantsoo, july 13.—N0 deaths
since
yesterday
morning. A favouralde change has taken place in those
who yesterday were reported dangerously ill, and hopes
Li
are entertained that they will all recover. The owners
(Messrs. Coitart and Co.) have used the most praise-
worthy exertions to mitigate the sufferings of the un-
fortunate emigrants. -