The Sun.
London, England, 1853-07-08 00:00:00

LEEDS, JULY 7,

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of recovery from the recent o TOCK
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any N
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elle": 26 as yesterday. York and
94. Other shares the same,
de-
pression. The extent of business doing is very limited,
aNn•dr tphri Mindscesd laai
though buyers are scarce at present rates.
BIRMINGHAM, JULY 7.
e aboutwere
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STOCK EXCUANGE.— The market did not maintain the
advance of yesterday, but receded to nearly Tuesday's
prices. London and North• Western Eighths were done at
‘46 premium.

SEABORNE MAILS.

(N signifies that the mails arc sent from the General Post-oal, e
by the night—and Mby the morning—dispatch.]

Day when Made up From what When
COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port due in
Office, London.. Dispatched, England.
America(byßrit.
--,.,........
.N• Every Friday .... Liverpool ... Each Mon.
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Packls. America (by. United Sts. Spool
packet) ••••• • • • U. al: I 13-
13
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.... Liverpool ... Arrived
Ame-lca (by - • St..N July 20.......... Southampton iJnly 13
packet) ••• • • •-1
SOuth•
Australia (via iti ,
. sept. 4 .• .. • • .... Southampton Aug. 4
Ditto (v'a ... Dover ...... n'y 31
(via Cape of Gooe -
Ditto --
..is
ampton)
Ilops) •••" • " • • . August 4 .......•
Africa (West CoaSt).•N 23rd of the month. Plymouth.. June 28
ar",;e7ll.es. y , )6, 8
Alexandria.. ... • • • •• N 1 9, 24, & 30 of m. Dover ...... tJuly 16
Ith & 20th of mon. Southampton Tuly 21
nahamas •• • • • • • • • •• M tnd of the month Southampton July 16
Belgium • • • • .• • • • • •..N Daily.... .... .... Dover ...... 'Daily
Brazil .. • • • ..• • • • • • • 31 9th of the month.. Southampton Vuly 16
Alexandria .... ......M
Buenos Ayres ~ ......
A.l .Ith of the month.. Southampton My 16
Cape of Good Hone ..N 14th of the month Plymouth .. July 26
Cape of Good Hope ..1
Plymouth .. Cape de Verde ••• • • .1% 14th of the month. Plymouth .. Jr'y 26
Ceylon (see Incite)
N lion ;Wed.
Ceylon —,...........
N 14th of the month Plymouth .. July 26
,&E'rid. 41outhampton Tu•Th. Sat
Channel Isles ........
id td & .17th of month Southampton joy 16
China (see Ipe'a)
Constantinople le ......N7,8,17,24,&27 ofm. D0ver...,., July 10
Cont. of Europe •
M & N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Twieedally
Egypt (see India)
France ........ 21 & N Twice daily— • . Dover ....
Gibraltar ....., ~ ld 4,7, 11,20, 27 ofol. Southampton July Twicedally
!6
Greece (see India)
Greytown
..........N1 tad & 17th of mon. southampton July 16
Hamburg',
..........N '.uestlay & Friday London ..... Tues . Sat
Havannah ..........M 2nd of the monto Southampton Aug. 1
Holland . . • • • • • • • • •• Id WedneeerY & Sat. London .....13fon•Thur.
Honduras ..........31 17th of the month. Southampton July 16
India (viaSouthampt.)34 Ith & 20th of mon. Southampton July 21
India (via Marsell'es)3l iil4&24t; of month Dover ...... July 17
lonian Isles (see India)
Ireland ••••• • • • Id & N Twice daily ...... Holyhead .. Twicednily
Lisbon • • • • • • • • • • • • .. N 7,9, 17, & 28 of m. Southampton July 1 i
Madeira ...... • • ....NI 9th of the month Southampton,july 16
Madeira ...... •••• . . t 23rd of the month Plymouth .. June 28
Malta (see India)
Malta ..............N 7,17,19,28, 30 ofm. Dover ...... /July 10
Mauritius (see India)
. July 2G
e ill; O°l.lnth.
Mexico . • ..........111 hid of the month. iouthamPton Aug. 1
ay pri,,,ltehsubitli .. ellous ports 'Uncertain
Mauritius .. ..... ...N 14th of the month Plymouth .
NaXes..... „ ....N ithlsth2sthormon Dover ..... July 12
Papal 8.1.a.t.es . . . ..: : :
7,--i':
,d" & 27th of mo.l southampton'July lti
NNeel)vv
Zea1and..........
..............1..1 id & 17th or month ivouthampton.July 16
117U-28tholmon Southampton guly 16
Peru
Peninsula .........li
Port Natal . •••• • • - '4l 2' 1 f
. ..
I,
,u 1 i . 1 nio mon Dover 12
PD:Yleroul.. .... if.fjoullyy 2182
Sicily ••• • • • :•.2; ithlslll2sthofinon. U .......July
'
over ......!duiy 12
Tuscany ....... • .
. 35 td & 17th of Month iouthampton July 16
Venezuela .....• • • •
Van Diernen's Land (see :4t1:115:1 h. 2th
I
Australia) • • " .
."..'ic 2d & 17th I
West Indies .• • • • Of month Southampton July 16
* When any of these dates fall on a Sunday. the malls will he
~,--tphed on the followine th,... _ ...

* When any of these
dispatched on the followi
Southampton), and the 1
day preceding.

dates fall on
a S
minagitdaa,yl). 01‘thitohftwehieue

lay, the malls will be
:ccption of the India (via
h will be dispatched tl.O

BIRTHS.
On the 4th inst,OF A BON.
at Craicr's-
Hawksworth.9' court, Mrs. William
On the 6th inst., at 18, Alfred-plade, Brompton, the wife
of the Rev. A. F. Pettigrew, A.M.
OP A DAUGHTER.
tain Kinloch, GrenadierCap-
On the 6th inst., at 7, Elizabeth-terrace, Westbourne-
park-road,
Bayswater, the wife of Augustus Mason, Esq.

MARRIED.
On the sth inst., at Sparkford, Somerset, the Rev. R.
W. Church, rector of Whatley, to Helen Frances, third
daughter of the Rev. Henry Bennett, rector of Sparkford.
On the sth inst., at Barnes Surrey, the Rev. William
Robert Crotch, M.A., of Stoke-court, Somerset, to Eliza•
beth, eldest daughter of the late Robert Bliss, Esq., of
Rose-hill, Oxford.

DIED.
On the Ist inst., at Comely Bank, Perth, the Rev, John
Dodgson, M.A., formerly incumbent of St. Peter's Epis-
copal Church, Montrose.
On the 4th inst., at Dumbuck, Dumbartonshire, Mrs.
Geils, relict of tho late Colonel Geils, of Dumbuck, and
eldest daughter of the late Win. Noble, Esq., of Ardmore,
Dumbartonshire.
On the 20th of March, at Donabow, in Burmah, of
wounds received in action on the 19th, Captain William
Peter Cockburn, 18th (Royal Irish) Regiment.

LONDON : Printed and Published by MUR:100 YOUNG,
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun 0 ffice, No. 112,
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in, the cauuty 01 Middlesex, Friday, July 8, 1853.

EAST INDIA MUSE, 7th July, 15353.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST
INDIA COMPANY do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,

That further correspondence regarding the bill now before Parlia-
M(rnt entitled " A Bill to provide for the Government of India," Is
Pr'fiating for the information of the proprietors of East India Stock,
P.nd will be ready for delivery at this house on Monday next, the 11th
instant.

JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SCHOO.
For Orphan and Necessitous Children.

The Governors and Friends of this Institution are respectfully in-
formed, that his Royal Highness Prince Albert has graciously con-
sented to Lay the first Stone of the proposed New Building at
Pinner, in Barrow, and has fixed WEDNESDAY, the 20th inst., as the
day when the ceremony shall take place. Tickets, to admit within
the Tent to witness the ceremony, 2s. 6d. each ; but after Monday,
the 18th inst., the price to be ss. A CollaVon will be provided
under a spacious Marquee on the ground. Gentlemens' tickets, 12s.
64.; Ladies' tickets, 7s. 64. each. These tickets will admit also to
the ceremony. The hour when the ceremony will commence, infor-
mation as to special trains, and other particulars, will be given in a
future advertisement.

ALFRED LENCH SAUL, Secretary.
81, Cheapside, July 7, 1853.

INVERNESS AND PERTH RAILWAY.

AT a MEETING of PROPRIETORS,
TENANTS, and others connected with the districts of RADE-
Isit.a2ll and STRATHSPEY, held at lEnsaussiz upon Thursday, the
thirtieth day of June, one thousand, eight hundred and fifty-three,
for the promotion of the Inverness and Perth Railway—
CLUNY MACMERSON in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were unanimously passed, viz.:
Ist,—Moved by Major MAcrLIERsoN, Falls of Truim, and seconded
by JouN FLEMING, Esq , Factor for Sir George Macpherson
Grant, of Ballindalloch, and his Tutor,—
" That the great hindrance to the increasing prosperity of the
Northern Counties of Scotland Is remoteness from, and difficulty cf
access to, the Southern Markets—a drawback which operates with
peculiar force en the central districts of Inverness and Perthshires. '
2d,—Moved by the Rev. CHARLES GRANT, Minister of Kingussie,
and seconded by Joust ROBERTSON, Esq., Ilanchor,—
" That Railway communication is the only effectual means of over-
coming these natural disadvantages, and that it is impossible to over-
estimate the effects of such facilities of intercourse as would be
afforded by the formation of a direct Railway between Inverness and
Perth, to the extensive intermediate tract of country to be traversed
by such line."
3d,—Moved by Captain EVAN D. MACrnEasON, Breackachy, and
seconded by MALCOLM MAcPIIERsON, Esq., Killyhuntly,—
" That the value of all descriptions of property and products would
thereby be so materially enhanced, and the comfort and well-being
of the inhabitants would be so very much promoted, that the scheme
is worthy of the most strenuous support of all classes in Badenocb,
Strathspey, and Athol!, as well as of the public generally."
4th,—Moved by Dinicarr M'NAB, Esq., Shirrabeg, and seconded by
Mr. WILLIAM MAcKINTOsii, Merchant, KillgUsle.—
" That, in order to the successful accomplishment of this mast de-
sirable object, it is of essential consequence that every possible in-
ducement be presented to capitalists, and one of the readiest and
most natural of these, is the degree of encouragement which land-
owners and tenantry have it in their power to give, by agreeing to
dispose of the land necessary for the works on reasonable and favour-
able terms ; and by signifying their good will in this respect now, in
such manner as to present a certain prospect of all relative questions
being adjusted at a moderate expense. And this Meeting venture
respectfully to express an earnest hope that all the landowners along
the line will be pleased to give their moorlands gratis, and their oth( r
land and materials at the lowest possible rates ; and that tenants
wia at any rate be satisfied by surface damage during the currency
of their leases; and that all patties will co operate with the Com-
mittee appointed for arranging relative preliminary matters, so as to
facilitate the attainment of a measure, alike of great benefit to them-
elves and to all locally interested."

sth,—MoVed by Duncan Macpherson, Jun., Esq., Banker, Kingussle,
and seconded by James Macpherson, Esq., Nuide
:
"That Railways have so invariably been found to develope re-
sources and augment occasions of transit, and the contemplated Perth
and Inverness Railway Is so calculated to concentrate on it the
traffic of the Northern Counties, and to command peculiar sources
Of passenger traffic, that, with economy of construction, so sedu-
lously aimed at by the promoters, it cannot fail to prove a remunera-
tive commercial speculation; and therefore, and on account of its
great importance to their interests, thr... Members of the Meeting will
cheerfully, according to their ability, give their best assistance to the
undertaking by aiding the Subscription Lean, taking Shares, and
otherwise ; and they cordially recommend to their absent neigh-
bours to do so likewise, end would especially beg of the landed pro-
prietors, and others of wealth and influence to foster the project by
Similar declarations.

6th,—Move 1 by Dr. D. A. Kennedy, KingaSSl , and seconded by mr:
Macrae, writer, there :
" That copies of these Resolutions be forwarded to the Members
of Parliament for the Counties of Inverness and Perth, and the
Northern Counties generally, and of the Burghs in connection with
these, and their good offices in every possible way be respectfully,
solicited ; and that copies also be transmitted to the several land-
owners along the line, with the expression of the Meeting's anxious
wish for their desired co-operation ; and that the Resolutions be also
published in the Perth and Inverness newspapers, the " Scottish
Railway Gazette," and "Railway Times."
7th,—Moved by DONALD MACDONALD, Esq., Shirramore, and
seconded by RANALD MACNAR, Esq., Shirrabeg,—
" That a vote of thanks be tendered to 4Eneas W. Mackintosh,
Esq., of Raigmore, and Peter Anderson, Esq., Solicitor, Inverness,
the deputation from Inverness, for the great exertion they have made
to attend this meeting, and the general information given by them in
regard to the scheme."
Bth,—On the motion of Captain E. D. Macrnxxsorr, the Badenoch
Subscription List was committed to the charge of Mr. Duncan
Macpherson, jun., Banker, Kingu.sie.
9th,—Moved by Major MACPHERSON, Falls of Truim, and seconded
by Mr. MACKINTOSH, of itaigmore.—
" That the thanks of the Meeting se tendered to Cluny Macpherson
for his conduct in the chair, which, with all the previous Resolutions,
Were unanimously and enthusiastically carried."

(Signed)

CLUNT, Chairman.

INVERNESS AND PERTH RAILWAY.
AT a MEETING of PROPRIETORS,
TENANTS, and others connected with the WEEM DIS-
TRICT of PERTHSHIRE, held at WEEM, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th
Of June, 1853,—
Sir ROBERT MENZIES of Menzies, Bart., in the Chair,
It was resolved,
Ist,—On the motion or Sir ROBERT MENZIES, Bart., and seconded by
J. S. MENZIES, Esq., of Chesthill,—
" That the Meeting having taken into consideration the proposed
Line of direct Railway Communication from Perth to Inverness
through Athol! and the Central Highlands. arc unanimously of opinion
that the said line would be of much advantage to this district, and
that the Railway, when formed, would derive from it a large and
important amount of support and traffic ; and they would farther
wish to express their sense of the importance of the extension of
Railway Communication from Perth to Inverness, and the Northern
Counties, by the most direct line, and strongly recommend the mea-
sures now in progress f'or carrying out that object as deserving of
every support."

2d,—Moved by ROBERT STEWART, Esq., of ltallechin, seconded by
S. R. STEWART, Esq., ot Derculich,—
" That the Meeting approve of the steps already taken in pro-
ceeding with the Survey, arid express their thanks to the professional
gentlemen and others who have been engaged therein."
3(1,—Moved by It. S. MENzrzs, Esq., of Culdares, and seconded by
STROWAN ROBERTSON,—
" That a subscription be entered into to assist in defraying the
Preliminary expense, and that the following Committee be appointed
to forward this object, viz.:—Sir Robert Menzies, J. S. Menzies,
J. F. Wyllie, Esq., and Donald IWGilliewie, Esq."
4th,—Moved by J. F. Wyllie, Esq., 80/fracks, and seconded by F. R.
Menzies, Esq., Tirinie,—
" That the Resolutions be published in the Perth and Inverness
papers, the North British Advertiser, and the Scottish Railway
Gazette."

sth,--On the motion of Sir Robert Menzies, a vote of thanks was
unanimously carried to "Eneas W. Mackintosh, EN, of Raigmore,
and Peter Anderson, Esq., of Inverness, for their kindness in attend-
ing this meeting, and giving information on the subject of the pro-
Posed line. The thanks of the meeting were also unanimously car-
ried to Sir Robert Menzies for his conduct in the chair.

ROBERT MENZIES.

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