The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-23 00:00:00

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
Si )U ril-EASTERN.
An important experiment was made on Saturday last,
the 13th inst., on this railway with two locomotive
engines, for the purpose of testing their merits, par.
titularly with regard to ep-ed and steadiness. The
engines were constructed fur the company by two
celebrated makers, ten b dug made by one firm, Imo
eight by the other; the company being desirous that
the two systems of engines should be fairly tested,
the proportions were made identical; each ha, six
wheels with inside cylinders; diameter of cylinders, 15
incnes; length of stroke, 22 niches, and 6 feet driving-
wheels; heating surface, 1,150 feet. One of the ar-
rangements is patented by Mr. Crampton, similar to
one (the Folkestone) which is now on view at the
Exhibition. The main features of this arrangement
consist in the boiler resting upon three points; one
on the c. ntre of a ernes spring, which bears upon
the axle-boxes of the driving-wheels, at the beck of the
firebox, and one on each side in the front, on compen-
.ating springs, each Of which springs bears upon the two
axle-boxes of the small supporting wheels. The dis-
tribution of weight is for the purpose of preventing
oscillation, and at the same time to insure under all
circumstances a uniform weight upon each wheel, pro-
ducing a greater amount of adhesion upon the driving.
wheels, with a given weight, then with ordi-
nary engines. The other principal feature consists
in communicating the power from the iliside cylinders lola
cranked axle attached to the frame, the same as in ordi-
nary engines, and thence by means of coupling rods to the
driving-wheels behind the firebox, the rods being ar-
ranged to act as counterweights to the inside connecting
rods, &c., the proper balancing of which is of much im-
portance. As the crank-axle is not sabjected to any blows
produci,d by any inequalities of the road or from the
lateral inov.inent of tie wheels, the weight is reduced
one-half and the liability to fracture from the above
causes obviated. The driving-wheels being placed be•
hind, the torsion to which the driving axle is subjected
while passing round curves is materially reduced, the
tones of the whi els being properly in action, which is
not the case when the driving-wheels are in the centre
of the engine.
The other engine used in the experiments was of that
etas geiitae,,n,nteehreaally admitted by inside cylinder advocates to
t:.coltelhe 11,4 in general use, and was consequence se
that
means the S,iuth-Eastern Company as all ding the
of comparison. The general proportions are
those just described, the driving-axle as
"f emyllWhefront end of the fire-box as possible, one pair
Pair
rlfhe,s7iabni
if
wheelsr ot,
behindclose to ththeeetivriei.nbd,ears, and the
other
best kind.
that in both cases the workman-
I t should
.hip fs of the
These two e,_ori'dt!
unnieg some montPhi,onsm of engines having been
Gregor, the chair.
(Dan, and Mr. lierberi, thet.rispUeCrGaehtraeorugy, do f
bathe tom.
,thaCt qunsellor ot Machin- rynal ofe
ny, arranged
the Governaa-nt s
e( Adwittisrratiun 7,llfatefher, member of the Central
!)tid m, Engerth
ustria, sad bl.
lnisiion of
s
ilng.:,nieur en.
bul
oothf:rAn
ger, tiemen
the first rank as en
devised to at.
,ccompenied on the
rh,'y 1"r"
n. engine by Mr.
iirf:11:111 P patent was
gCihneoefrdaesinlithineets.r
gainnde on CratnpttL.gnitigrib
iut tistotaethed to a
o nine carriers,
tßriTrikohbeecif,k.n
g station at 12 30, p „Ti`r:' and
left the L0n".13-b, miles, of lin 100, at! tripe
the New-cro's incline,
• the
o,rforming
distenee of 20 miles tsh,
:he rate of 45 miles au b"u'r,at'PP:rdi
minutes,iA
distlace between Reigate and Tan
starting and stop.
And reached a maximum speed of
toi
in minutes, including the time
rld4gine,i2cOgrnailies::.a's the Lin
ping, a maximum speed i f 75 miles an hour
bt deed; mile in 1 minute; 2 mils
we r having
minute 44 secouds, or at the rate of 69 miles an hour;,heri u ibneenl
and 3 Milos in 2 minutes 45 seconds, or 65} mtlesac.
an
riour. From Tunbridge to A, htord, 27 mile', #l9e a
cumplisbed, including starting and stopping, in 38 tni.
nut.e,; the maximum speed being 62 miles per hour.
R-turning from Ashford to L ,noon a train of seven
carriages, of 40 tons, was taken by the ordinary inside
cylinder engine as above described. The train left
AshNrd al 4 mintges and 40 aecnntiss And 1141 She

---
When the future histolien :hall portray, for the in-
struction of other times, the character of those who have
influenced the events of these two or three last por-
tentous years, he will assuredly single out one man
as the hero of an epoch, fertile in noble efforts of
nations, hut barren of the great men wtio alone
could conduct such efforts to a prosperous issue. In
the gri at Hungarian patriot he will gladly recog.
nine a kindred spirit with those bright names which
shine like stars in the page of history—men who had
genius to divine the spirit of their time. arid could ani-
mate a whole people with one will, by inspiring faith in
themselves. Toroughout Europe the reign of des-
potism has apparently been resumed ; yet it is certain
that in every country the great majority of the people
ardently look fur the advent of liberty under safe-
guards of order. If we inquire fur the cause of
this universal failure of the struggle for liberty,
we shall find it in the fact that nothing ap-
proaching to unity of action was accomplished among
the ardent devotees of freedom. They knew not what
they desired, nor the way to obtain it • and they had no
superior intellect to instruct, to combine, and to guide
(hem. Narrow aims, crude theories, and wayward de-
signs engendered general dittrust ; and the destiny awaited them that will ever await a house divided against I
itself.

the accounts showed-Lab,iur cost: tr.on Decenaher to
end of March, 2711. 5.. 41.; (none, 38-inch cylinder,
365/.; materials, 2821 143. 1.,.; engin, er, 69/ ; mer-
chants' bills, 2691. .8,. 9,1.; teal° and expenses, 851.; ear.
Fiage, 241. 163. si. ~...-_. 1,3671. 4e. 7d.-By call, 512/ ;
leaves balance to next account, 855/. 4.. 7d. A call of 1/.
per share was made.
At East Wheal Ru;sell meeting, on Thursday, D.
nilket, Esq., in the chair, the accounts shower-By
calol~a.le
. le,7oioxl ; discounts, 281. 18i. 31. 1 728/. 13s 3d.
ipenses, 40/.; print:ng, statiou,ry, &e., '24/.
.. 3 i ;
6, mine cost and materials t, lof
, en, January,
~..3.‘,.. iy,,..,,11.d.; ditto to end ut April. 617/. 6s. ld.; tray-
-144: balance to next account lit 432/. 16,. A call was
7321. 1°6'31-• 6i. per share (300/.), making the aaaeta
At the 130 e
q.,
itngdon Park meeting, on Thursday, D.
Ilalket, F.
the chair. the accounts showed-13y
calls, ii°24elx.;pdoirnsozunts, ~ Gl. 1 la. 6,1.1,030/. 1 is. 61.
-Office
231.
(is. 91. ;
woriti,,, 25/ ; printing stationery, Stc..
eiOst to end of Aaro„g4ClZt to "all Jan.. 24/. 10s. 2.1 ;
I, 10.. 6.1.-leaves a balance to
te.eigccga2c9c3olu.nit,%:3l/.,lupp,w.
upwards
Thu likbaiLies to end clay
'be sold in July.
Wheal a of 15 tons of rich ore will
Rashlaizh first two-monthly ge-
At the East
held on Moucia neral meeting,
duced were audited and passed accounts p.
to end April. 99/. 13s. id.-a) fir,t call cost
balance to neXt account, fi
-,. lid. ~ toot ; leaving
share was made to meet the ensuing `l,
mcall of is. per
Mti,in_ Thownths' cost.
The shares lean-tetrad on the
week are-Alfred C,,dsoll, from 15i tngiGv-', 48.hge this
lw.yne, 204 to 21i; Ci-tri Bruno, 54; Ean haWr,htle,,3lol:re-
In Yireign Mines, shares have been iran4 r , .
"011 in
Annatto Bay at 6, 61-; Cubre, 40, 41; L'gtlanea 3 3i;
St. Juba del Rey, 18i, i ex div.; United Nie,,e6.l,
22, i. 3.
1 tie Mexican Company held their adjourned annual
general meeting on Wedue,day. J inn Oliver Hanson,
Esq., in the chair, when the acc unts, ex4mlned dna at
tt-sted by the auditors, %en-. pro'iu •ed, showing that of
_lalerss.. all, made 16th January. 63 propriotors, holding
4,,25 shares, had responded thereto;
:-Id6 had not done so; while 54. holding
them, giving 14 dthee ',Toni+)
a notice was aeed to be sent
days only to pay it, otherwise
he: declaredT‘)ears to be 2.176/.
fort-it.-d. The loss sustained in 1850 ap-
A splendid lode has been discovered at Devon Great
Consols, abut 500 tins, south of Wheal Fanny, com-
posed of the finest goss"' equal to any yet seen at any
part of te mine, w„h
llreeen, black, and yellow ore,
mood of
and si,ar-alt,g,
rav;ry fine lode.
At Alfred Consols min,
th,,
1,0 east is consid-irably
improved; in the bottom of w
fee, wile, (my. Toe next rep i 4 the to to it 2j
3shaluttxiously looked
for; it is sinking under the 70 too, level The pi..cfn,,s are
looking uxtrcm-ly well, the avee.g,. be-
At Cefn Bruno, the 24 is turning 0un:1422a. I".
in
IL
. f tons of lead
ore per fin ; thic is 9 fw4
long west of snatt, and appears
lengther.iug away v. est-ward.

a The mails to those e
French eackq a!• Marsei
CALtrosNlA.—Mails to
are now despatched and A

and from California, via the United itates
no by every American packet.

THE BILLINGAGATP IMPRoVEMENT3 —The improve.
meats in progress at Billingsgate are proceeding rapidly.
and one of the towers fronting the river has already been
raised to a considerable height. The foundations of the
new river frontage to this celebrated fish-market have been
laid with an unusual degree of strength, the atone-work
being cemented with iron girders, after the manner of
strengthening the walls of houses now in vogue. There
will be a handsome roof to the new market-place when
finished; and, altogether. will the vast improvement whict,
will be effected in this locality, coupled with the hen sonati
new Gial- Exchange building opposite. and the Custom-house
adjoining, this portion of Thames-street will not be one of
the least ornamental portions of the city of London.
ANGLING--THE OlCll.—During the past week the
river Oich has been fished successfully. We are informed
that Mr. Tait's keeper succeeded in killing on that river, or.
Wednesday last, a salmon weighing twelve pounds ; and on
Thursday, in addition to a fine grilse, a trout, weighing nu
less than eighteen pounds, was secured, both with the fly.
It is unusual for trout of such size and weight to be
caught in the Oich with the fly-hook. On Saturday the
sante person caught a Balm m weighing twelve pounds. In
consequence of the flood in the high-lying rivers, this is
reckoned on as likely ,o be a most favourable season.
Grilse are caught in the upper streams earlier than in the
Ness, which they are observed to ascend at a rapid rate im-
mediately on entering it fr..nn the sea.—lnverness Courier.
AN OLD PEACOCH.—Sir James Campbell, of
Stracathro, has a peacock upwards of twenty years of age. It
is in splendid plumage, and measures seven feet from the
point of the bill to the tip of the tail.
FATiL ACCIDENT ON TEIE CALEDONIAN RAILWAY.
—O,l Friday evening an accident occurred on the Caledonian
Railway, which resulted in the death of James Watson, one
of the engine-drivers on the line. He left Edinburgh in
charge of the 9.15 mail train. Finding he was losing time,
notwithstanding his utmost endeavours to keep up the
steam, he twice left the engine and went across the roofs of
the carriages to see if anything was wrong with the
" drags." There being a cattle truck in the train, which
had an awkwardly situated drag, he was in the act of
adjusting it, when he missed his footing, and fell up n the
line. The wheels of one or more of the carriages passed
over his leg, and severed it nearly through at a point about
as far up as the groin. This occurred a little to the west-
ward of West Calder. He was not observed to fall off
the carriage by either of the guards cr stoker; but they
soon became aware that be was missing, and the train
was stopped with the view of going bane to pick him up.
Tuns propsition, however, was frustrated lily the interference
was sent back along the line. The
of some official at one of the stations; and the consequence
was, that the train proceeded on mania to C ',stairs, on reach-
ing which a special engine
poor fellow was foundlying on the side of the railway in a
pool of bland, with his napkin and jacket tied round his leg,
as he was best able, to st ,p the haemorrhage. By this time
upwards of an hour and a half had elapsed, and he was fast
sinking. He was citsveyed to Edinburgh, and removed to
the Royal Infirm cry; but he died just as the parties who
had him in charge were laying bun upon one of the beds
Scotsman.

If the cause of Elungarian liberty was Involved in the
same fate, its calamity was induced by very different
agencies. Throughout every class of the Hungarian
people, the same high enthusiasm prevailed; and
all
devoted themselves willingly to a common plan of
action. The revolution gathered round Louis
K meth as round its natural centre. He was in
truth its animating soul; for the whole people hal faith
in him, cud none doubted they were advancing to •
righteous issue when they saw that all were willing to
obey such a leader. Hungary fell in her noble strife
—not because she was divided by.intestine dissensions
—but because she was •so united as to awaken
the liveliest fear in Russia. For • time —it
is to be hoped only for a time—the spaik of
liberty has been trodden out by the Cossack heel, and
the mitt glorious of her people has heed made an out.
cast from his own, and a captive in a strung- land. But
it may well bring consolation to the mournful heart of
Kossuth that every generous mind in Europe feels a part
of his grief, and longs for an occasion of offering him
some warmer token of its sympathy.
It is said that the age of chivalry is gone, and that
with its decay has als, departed that spirit of loyalty
which lead, us to pay homage to the high and noble. But
si long as the race of man retains its faculty of admire-

tion true gri- atness will not want its mw:d of fame

nor wi

but reward be d-oied to those who make

a high station, granted by factitioua and con,
ventional usage, the means of fulfilling great
duties, and of displaying a meritorious rzlmple
Of devotedness to the public welfare, even though
they may not be gifted with tho !igli qoalitie.: which com-
mand edmiration by their icy rinsic &lofty. The respect-
ful attachment of the English pt-oplo to their SAvereign
proves, at least, tha! loyalty; though tempered by the pe-
culiar spirit of the age, acquires strength as the nation
advinces in 414.11141ne, anti Indept.udence. But Ye hrri.es
our fortfathera gave their humage to shams, we deny
it except th,,re exist a re'sl tttlx to honour in those we
li,tve inv,sted with its ou,ward lraPPin"' For our
short i
inanity,
nr ti t lyn:
pm we rejoieu heirtily that the time is come when man-
_kut.nill not easily ink idols for themselves by im-
bo4thadof the common standards of our poor hu-
P 1 g wisdom and virtue to kings or nobles who fall
that until that t:see
that tb old a o honour paid
to shame should be abated is,
nildaoinlatrrefyascoellaswedh,ythweergecallYugutrelgaonodd
o
who coalidn
While L ,tlia Philippe meritorious were robbs
.arth.eirju,t praise and fame.
seeming security on the
throne of France,
feeling of disdain that havelutkedn nrfeerrcetivhed the deepim,
receird from heis
his descent from power
c ere
people?
Atli:di rewsp)ieyct bweasso
iliavitshhalyt
awakened so little of that awe ant
grief with which
to pep
rd the We- .
we bare 17012 soctistemed

DuGRACEFUL ELOP,MPNT.---03 D/londay af•Prnoon
t, the mistational
ess
last, it was discovered that Mr. Pincott,inaster Nf the N
ScYinol, Portsea. had eloped wi h 111 Iii e
We same school, the heartless liu4baod leaving behind him a
',dire with SIX children, she being enceinte. What aids t) the
criminality of the affair is the fact that the wretched girl,
who was authorised Li draw 01. from the Savings Bank, by
her mother, has robbed her parent of that amount, in order
to enrich her paramour. Letters were received yesterday
morning by Jors. White, from both Pincott and his comps-
Dion, in which they sta.e that they are on their way to
Australia, although this is doubted b; the re,atlons of the
partie&—Portsmouth Guardian.
HUNTIING of NORTE( NORTHUMBP,RLAND."'"I43R4
proc!r:dings have been instituted by a tarmar of this neigh-
bourhood against Lord Elcho, the well.known and bighlY
pOr,itilar master of the fox-bounds which hunt North North-
uberland, for daunt, latailad trona hunting....Ca/gdonian
fercury.

14FAtift TO RRAD WRITING.—An man whr.,
with his wife, had lived for many years in the Hospice des
Viei!lards, at Tours, purchased four years zg iA p tir of trou-
sers from a soldier, and wore them until within the last few
days. The wife then began to unsew them, end di, covered fastened in the hand a piece of paper.
"Ali!" said the husband, glancing at, it," it is an assignat of
the old Republic? It is of no use! " " Well answered
the wife, " as there is a little engraving on it, I win paste it
to the wall." She did so. The day atter a person came in,
and on seeing the note, exclaimed—" What !do paste
bank notes of I,ooof. to the wall!" "
1,0 you
00f.! uood heavens?" cried husband and wife together, "
why isn't it
an assinnat? " " No, but a note of the Bank of France
fur 1.000 f.. which autn any banker will give for it." The
note stuck too tightly to the wall to be removed, so the vi-
sitor cut out the brick, and sent it to a banker at the town.
That gentleman saw that the note was a perfectly gooel one.
and he sent it, still attached to the brick, to the Bank of
France. It WWI odd at QUM The note is dated 1110... Ga.
l~yani.

• Tll lt- SUN, - - ---- I, 0N D 0 N,_. ___.. NI OND_ A 1r . ...
_E V.
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 1 THE AEMY AND NAVY. distance of 27 miles to Tunbridge in 40 minutes, milios of-royalel. He used. his high piece for him-
a madmen: speed of 58 miles per self and not for his people ; and as he had no title
0/. D COURT. (From the Un;ted Service Gazette )
e 320 dithe between Tunbridge • and Reigate to power but that which a faithful obtervalice of his
The new frock fur the Intentry is test lett ly at pre-
I din 27 minutes, including atartieg and compact wiih hi, a .• i • •
s putlp •, gyve him, the voice o. yistice
(B fore this KFC.RDEn.) •
Board ' Leacoch;itt
were per orate .
PP K+ the maximum haiog 36 miles an hour; the 20 sanctioned his dethronement. But had Louis Ptelippo
4694t7LTING THE POLICE - Georye Hewlett, aged 30, , se-it to he ad, pted. We hear that the Clothing .
miles b•Aween lie, at" and Lyndon were run in added to :Able sta testnenship a 14.4 pottflOttitn,-h.td he
c ' citned as a ietraseer, w 44 irolict,A for teloutoti.iY I hive reported unfavourably of its merits. but ueon what
teh t 28 Mintra'ss five miles of which were passed under the outward term of a respectable private life tete-
e"ln iing William Curtis, a police- cans:able. wah iuteet distin
ct ground rumour ssyeth not. We confess We
'a do him tome ere voila bodily lagen. The mitemer aheuid like to know the reasons for the rejection o.
4 u . over in 4 minutes 57 seconds ; the mi.:kiwi risked the gt nez.eua and disintarested virtues -had he in-
appeal; to be at once coureul,rit ami handsome, .or we•
being 61 miles au hour. It is stated by the abeve. gra tiated himself in general" esteem, net by art but be
tailed not guilty.
named gentleman that the engine on Crampton's system artless magnanimity,-had he spoken to the heir( of
Mr. Clarkson appeared f r the prosecution, and Mr. do not doubt that a few words would sullies to remove
travelled the whole distance ever the road, reaching his people the winged words of eloquence warmed by
them.
Belentine defended the priaoner.
msdof 75 '1 hour with perfect religion, and practised in their eyes the duties of loyalty,
On the night of the 3il of May the policeman was on Tan c
Edward Blakeney is
duty at Bromley, in Middlesex, when he beard a noise it that Lieutenant-General Sir Edwa
-OXNARD IN IRELAND. -•-Rumour insists upon a
maxwie pee
mhea
an
steadiness; that the increase of speed did not produce sincerity, and di-interestedness,-had he, in shun, pos-
oscillation, and that the other engine, when running at sensed the highest gifts of genius purified by virtue and
in the neighbourhood ot
the Earl of
the High-street, and on hasten.. about to resign his command in Ireland, sad that he is
ing thither he found the prisoner an& others fighting. to be anteceded by Lieutenant-General 2
tenure
of 61 miles an hour between Reigate and London, had so wisdom, and had lost his throne in an endeavour to lead
much m .lion that, in their opinion, the patent engine the nation to liberty-whet a halo of glory would have
He tried to part them, but failed to do so, and in the Cathcart, K.C.B. Sir Edward has had a long
amoral
course of the scuffia the prisoner got possession of the offiae, and it is high time that some other tit
of Sir was greatly superior in point of steadiness. rested around his memory! He would still have retained
The power of taking heavy loads bits been most ' his throne in the hearts of his people, sad all merewould
satisfactorily tested with the ordinary trains, 27 loaded have mourned for his fall. If 'nations hold by inherent
constable's staff, and struck biuedown. He then bur- enjoyed the chance. No disparagemenme hboieweioverp,eorti:dirs
enchomosoinogarethheeirwhoowbny rulers, we
rigid home and retired to rest, but some six or seven Edward's servicee-they have been ea tie
tions carriages having been taken up on the New-cruse
should
gohull (It the
tePermi wile
iheogsee omf
other members of the force went in pursuit and tracked ot great dlaulty.
incline of one in h
Brevet may interest a hundred.. him to his very bed. Be, however, refused to get up THE ExPecerEn BREVET.-The following
and the six or seven policemen, relative to the expected forthcoming _
1846, were In the experiment made some time since with the of mind deterve and win the suffrages of • their compa-
and to dress himself.
-By the Brevet of Nov.N
vette- ~,, aphenson, Crime. Nue such a man as Louis Philippemight
patent engine in the presence of Messrs. St• •
according to their own account, bad to drag him out some of our readelrds:
to the station house in a state ef promoted to Fie Marshals,
.G
els 113; Colonels, 101; al Gregor, Barlow, and several other gentlemen, with have been, Louis Kossuth • was and is • and we look
and convey him
a train of three carriages, 46 miles were stated to have upon him as upon the en
' h •
the defence set up was, that the policeman nant-Generals :45; Mejor eieer ,
promoted,
3; Generals. cla2culsial
y true loyalty lieu has
nudity.
„ been run in 43 minutes and 25 miles of the weer uffered'eclipse in these samea days of confused change. There
or in the first instance; indeed, he was Lieutenant Colonels,'
50; Was the aggress
the hoped-for Brevet of 1851 be on
seem fished • 21 ''
in minutes. 'lbis result has beset is an inexpressible tenderness and dignity in the mein-
' lly drunk at Vie time the disturbance took place, 529. Should_ _
we
way
expect the following pro-
doubtePd by come persons, as it was supposed that suffi- choly eloquence with which he asks Europe, and eape-
parteMeters, 205; total
and rushing in amongst the mob, he laid his truncheon . (pally liberal scale,
......
To General.
right and lett, without reference to the motions to take lace (to Lieut.-Gen.
.Lieutenant Generals (to the Duke of cleat care had not been taken in noting the time. Since, daily England, to restore him-if not to Hungary,
about him
yet
skulls it fell upon. Evidence was produced to show Meister), 22; to .
G erals Colonels of 1830 however, the experiment of last Saturday was made to the freedom of the broadworld.
The stoic firmness
61; to Major- • n •
that the constable had been drinking at the Victoria Cambridge), .
111 to Colonels and lieut.-Colonels with the greatest possible care, there can be no question is not his that welcomes the cruelty which tries
his nature.
public-house the wbcle night in c :ropany with many to 1845 inclusive,9
inclusive,; 98; to L'euteColonels, but that the former speeds were Buttoned. He complains, but his complaints are as far from weak-
of those who took pert in the disturbance, and that of 1837 to 183
1840 ditto, 56; to Majors, Captains _. . _ nese as they are allied' to a gentle hu ••
I •
meant'.surely
Majors of 1837 to .
DARIN 0 BURGLARY
-
he was as much to blame as the prisoner.
1840 inclusive, 852; total to be promoted, 500
The jury found the prisoner Guilty of a common of 1837 to 1840
fear
that
captains of 1841 have not much About oue o'clut kA. el. on Tuesdey last, the . welling- the noble and the good in every country,' denied
should be
assault only, bat the Court deferred passing judgment. officers.
chance of benefiting by the brevet, as they still muster common bleasio
house of Mr. Cook, see., a farmer in the above parish, " the , gofliberty and coMpanionahip with his
97 in number, which would swell the list of promotions was burglariously entered by three men. An attempt k,nd , His continued 'captivity. now that policy no longer
MINING INTELLIGENCE,
to a higher scale than would be granted. There are still it, is a•
of the like character having been made on the same requires . gratuitous insult to the common opinion of
(From the Mining Journal) serving-captains of 1837, 45; ditto of 1838, 24; ditto premises about a month ago, the Police have vigi- civilised nations; and we see with pleasure that in
A better feeling, in its moss tangible shape-that of
and in of 1840, 43. No one, however, will deny that a captain, lantlY guarded them, and on, leuesdey night were on various parts of England meetings are being held, in
hope of
even of eleven years' standing as such, is worthy of the watch when the parties appeared. idaving tried at the 1 _ making that common opinion more dia- •=
purchases-has pervaded our market this week;
dividend mines, in particular there is not onl a coatiee brevet advancement, and pro tanto, those who have several places ineffectually, with a long iron chisel, to tinct
,y known. Just at this moment England is the
'also in theserved fourteen years stillgain they 1 dd ' ' point of Europe twhich
demand, but also in the amount ot business transactehee. We nedarstand that Mr. Senility, Paymaster and iron bar from a back kitchen window, and entered there. is recognized as the leader of civilization-which E
and at increased prices, which will exercise a favotoura thatl Purser of 1804, steward and agent of Hasler Hospital, One of them proceeded to the front parlour, followed word, ist its true acceptation, is synonymous with the a
influence also upon solid concerns approaching
longer has expressed his desire to be relieved from the active ciosely by a second, who, on being stopped by police- reign of justice, humanity, and peace. A voice G-
state when risk of the loss of capital is no , an_ duties
et.his
office.
constable 115, ibfleted a teriffic blow on the officer's issuing from meetings of her people will not be din- G
that much of
head with the chisel. The robber in the parlour was regarded abroad; and even the Sovereigns of the new !I
element for consideration. We cannot add
Ex-
Counadore M`Qahae having relieved Commodore
thou attacked by a laboueing man in the employ of mr, holy Alliance will feel its potency. That Derby is not '1
this business has been transacted on. the, 'lining awe Bennett at Jamaica, as second in command in the West
Dons we are
Cook, and for some minutes, the parties were engaged so forward as tome other towns in giving expressions to e
change, and, consecriently, the
quota be in a state of Indies, on the 30th April, the latter officer has returned
in a most desperate encounter, blood . flying in all fealings of condemnation of Kossuth's imprisonment is, L
to give of the value ef shares muatss_
Ong
as the brokers home, and with him the master of the Icuaum, Mr. Penn,
directions. The constable succeeded in getting his we know, no proof that it does not possess them; and
imperfection, and will remain so
obligational to r
e
gister their and Ur. Bebington, surgeon.
man down in the passage and handcuffing one of his perhaps the appeal from his countrywoman may help E,
and dealers are under no
rust to see remedied. THE NAVAL AIDE-DECAMP.-The First Lord of
wrists, whilst the labour, .r called loudly for his master. in determining our townsmen' to join in the genera! de- s
transactioirs-a state of things we trust
nothing is doing the Admiralty having nominated Commodore William
Mr. Cook, bearing his
cries, hastened to their assistance sire for Kossuth's releasc-Derby Reporter. 1
In the other ensiles of mines absolutely
ded on them is lost. ' Fanshawe Martin for the vacant office of Naval Aid-do-
capital expen
with his loaded gun, and when• in the act of crossing st
and, for the time, the
Mining Exchange Committee Camp, the Queen has been graciously pleased to confirm
the passage, the robber ~seized the gun, and in the
It is understood that the
.etio
of its members, for the the appointment. The gallant • Commodore, it is wall
CURIOUS CASE. ...
'tote a tae g
scuffle discharged the con.ents which unhappily en-
s
are going to comet.
w rules and reguletione so as to knowe, coalman& the Western squadron,
gored one of the arms of the labourer. The gun was A curious cola was a tew days ago submitted to tbe Pi
purpose of tormingtee
expressed by its members POSTPONEII
and ENT OF THE PUBLICATION OF THE
Court of Assize of the department of Morbihan. Three P. , x
meet the literal fr. • mg
~._
" Navy LIST, -The quarterly " Naey List," by eutho- Mr.
then wrenched from Cook, who received a blow
desirous of .3_ ining an institution so abso-
• men named Pare, Beet, and Ruello were tried for bay- '
those who are
: rity, which is usually published on the Ist of July, will from it, and the policeman now had to contend with .
t
utely necessary Promote the Wining
to
the. interest, and ei•
• both the burglars, widi whom he faught single banded in tug attempted to sell what is called a "Secret of the •Is
the facilities tor purchase and sale of shares,not be publisheduntilthe 1 f
Ist c August this year, in
, State" to the English Government. It appeared from '
crease
ht most gallant manner, though sorelybel :b i red b nment.
which the large amount of business now done in the order that time and opportunity may be afferded for its
withthe and his .:, u_
of j ,...,a;,.,ment,-._ - • ~
gun a own staff. The report the the indictment di
that in the port of Lotion there is an
revision, under the Order in Counci for the new Re- them
's
London market stand so much in need Of.
gun brought to their aid police-constables 33 and 45, establishment for the manufacture of a peculiar descrip- t
Ire the Metal Market there is a decided improvement tirement.
tion of cannon bads fur the of a
in Tin: British is in demand, and some considerable RAPID MOVEMENTS of THE Rwhom the two burglars retreated with
RELIEF don THE (11 discovering .
.. 6 navyvery dangerous
a third, who was wrechin outside the premises. In- nature, called °Wets asphyxiant. Pure was employed
dealings have taken place in Foreign. About 4,000 CAPE 1-The lath Double-Barrelled Leacers, and the •' g
formation was immediately forwarded to the police to ~0 g these balls, and Binet was also em-
. blahs of Bence were sold at 81s, (three months prompt), 2d Queen's Royale, were respectively at Winchester
station at Sudbury, and medical aid was procured, when
p.yed i . tne Pert. In November and December last
• - and yesterday 160 slabs of Straits realised 80s. 6d.- and Cork last week', en route to the Cape. We have
it was found necessary to amputate the wounded mans 'hey' gat leave el absence, and went, with Buell°, who is _
Tin Plates are in fair demand.-Copper very firm, and now to announce-as a proof of the active exertions of
arm. We rejoice to add that later infurmatiou en- a baker, to London. Ru.llo supplied the funds. It was
in goof request,-Lead dull of sale, and prices lower.- the authorties to dispatch suitable reinforcements to
We are also pleased to find that, at the Redru:h ticket- the Cape-that the Cavalry is still at Winchester, and shies Us to announce tbe apprehension of three sus- immediately_ rtanoured, from some observations they ea.
ing for copper ore, on Thursday, although the average the Queen's H yals have not moved from Cork. It must petted parties by Cross, a constable, at Sudbury. Their had made, that bad gone to England to sell the 2rei,
produce was the highest we have had for 1851, the be very gratifying to Sir Harry Smith to find the Home names are Stephen Prike, William Poole, and James st cret of mekine these balls to the English Government, a
Lai
Dawson, all of whom, we believe, will be identified by and it was ascertained that Binet and Ruello had had tre• sre,
standard advanced from the sale of the preceding month's Government so earnest in its endeavours to strengthen
quent communications with the Englsh Consul at Lorient. vat
ore about 1, and on the sale of the 12th nearly a. his hands, the police. Poole's head was so much cut that he could
'I two men had also caused an application to be we
At the Levant meeting, oa Tuesday, the accounts for IMPROVED HABITS OP OUR SEAMEN.-A most gra, not be rernaved, and the handcuffs were still on Dow--
March and April showed-Balance from last account, tifying proof of the improved habits of our seamen has
son. so that little doubt remains that the activity mani-
made to a notary named La Bobinec for an advance of
737/. 5s gee ores soli, 4,7701.4+. 101.; sundries, 1201. been afforded during the past week. On paying off her tested for the detection of the guilty parties has had a 4,000 f., and promised to pay him 25,000 a for it. They _
successful issue. Superintendent Hoy, on inspecting then said that ;hey were going to England to sell a _
17s. 4c1.--=5 628/. 71. 101-Mine costs and merchants' alsjeaty's ship Herald at Ceatheca on Monday last, the
secret for inakine balls which would bring them several
Mr. Cook's premises, found that part of the d.vellieg in
'''
bills, 4,i34L 13a. 7d.; dividend of 51. per share, 8001: ship's company (complement 150 only) remitted no leas
millions. Pi re was also heard to make a similar state-
leaves balance in favour of adventurers, 6931 14s, 3d. a SUM than 3,0004 which the encounter took place in a state resembling a
mans to Bieet's site. On arriving in Londen they, ac-
slaughterhouse, from the desperste nature of the attack
At Wheal Sp stns Consols quarterly meeting, on
cempanied by an interpreter, went to the Board of Ad- Con
and detence.-thelnisfbrd aronicle.
Monday, the accoutre showed-Balance in hand at the RACING FIXTURES FOR 1851.
miralty. Their proposition was favourably received, and '-' Val
last account, 354/. 15s. 41.; tin sold, 1,9674 14 6d
S„
.;
JUNE. - --
DIST RESSIN G SUICIDE. they were sent down to Portsmouth that experiments might rem
suadries received, 3a. 8d.=2,322/. 13, 61-Labour Newcastle
be made with their secret. The experiments lasted 15 t)
Coats to the end of March, 1.0584 9s. 71; coils, 93/.
Macclesfield
~.. 24 Ipswich
Di
12s. Bd.; merchants' bills, 218/. 12s. 8.1 • ' , stamps rent, Maidatone - Made. The 004'i:1's re rt to the Admiralty was not seat
12s. 7d.==1,3714 7s. 6 a: leaving a balance in favour of
JULY. lam, valuer and auctioneer of the Court of Baukrupey. sufficiently tavou- •Po
•
table to induce it to puronase the Hemet;
Cal-
the adventurers, 951/. 65.-less dividend now declared. Kewmarket
of 1 200 f. (481) was awarded
emuy ,
640/ leaves a balance to next account, 3111. 65.; the C a 1
Woodford
71.1. e .......• .... 1 Nottingham
D. eyemiii•
profit on the three months' working being 696/. 10s. Bd.l Abingdon
A dividend was made of 12s. 6d. per share. Ludlow
-..
At East Pool meeting, on Tuesday, the accounts for Lancaster
and
It appears that he went through his business sestet- it. The three men d " t London, i
passe some time a
April and SLy showed-Ores sold, 1.5401 6s. ld. ; Worcester
water drainage, 1201 = 1 660/. 6s. Id -Balence from Jersey
the last account. 138/. 7s. 61.; costs and merchants' bills, Liverpool . . .. 9 Bridgnorth
1,423/. I ls. 81.: leaving balance in favour of adventurers, Man .......
'''
- 11 Goodwood •
afield 29 street, where, in company with ,slr. Barton, he partook arreced. wet and Ruello arrived at Boulogne in No- Dll
9el. 6s. 1 Id.-the profit for the two months being 2364 Kinneil .... 11 Downham Park 3O of tea. The waiters at that tavern state that he was vember and werearrested. The accused, on being inter- nit
14a. sd.
30 apparently unusually joyous. Between ten and eleven rogated by the Court, denied that they bad been to Eug lane
Dunnington l4 Kuutaford
At the Tywarnhay le and Nancekuke Mines meeting, on etameere
.... --- ••••. l5 o'oluck he requested Mr. Barton to accompany htm in Aand to seil the secret; . in
but, addition to the above facts,
Tries lay, the accounts showed-Belence last act runt,
AUGUST. his gig to his house at Highgate, where they it aPpeared that reports of the police who had watched --
147/. 14s. 91.; copper ore sold from Tywarnhayle, 3,2781. Ripon
Nal
94. 31.; mundic, 231. st. 31; copper ore from Nence- North'
Staffordshire ... 5 Seuthport
It was also shown that Com
kuke, 2191. 15s. 4d.; lead ore, 3154 16s. 11d. es. 3,985/, L, • Subscriptionsitting-room many minutes when Mrs. Callum Petra
Ith
knew part of the secret from being employed in
Is. 6d.-To Ty warnbayle cost fur March and April, Brighton- told her husband he was wanted in the front room, le
6 Canterbury 2lma mg the belle's, and that he bad got the rest of ii
3,4161. 14i. 2d; Nancekuke ditto, 4161. 9s. 5d.: leavin Le •
25 He immediately proceeded to that apartment, and there by env:mining the papers of Colonel Thouvenin, the di- taken
oannster 6 Stour bridge
balance in hand to next account, 1514 17s. 11d,-the
Wolverhampton ..... ... 11 Derby 26 found Mr. Suckling, solicitor, and Mr. Glossop, the rector of the manufactory. Th • h
e jury, owever, after Urns
profit on the two months' working being 41. 3e 2d.
. head of the Birmingham detective police force. He
Arkni
Huntinedon l2 1 Egham 27 hearing the evidenceY. 1 ad•returned
and p e Ingo, a verdict tirmi
At Condurrow Mine meeting, on Monday,: the'''
ac-
Reading 13 I Lynn
counts showed-Balance last account, 8/ 16s. 6d.; tin
sEPTEMBER, him for a charge of forgery upon Sir George Chetwynd,
aerby
and copper ore sold, 1,8744 17a. 61...1,8831 14r.-Ls-of Grendon Hall, Stafferdsh . ire. Mr. Callum seemed
Marm
Scarborough
1 Liverpool Autumnalunt 10
hour cost, April and May, 1,402/. 7e. 11l •
~ merchants' Eccles
et me see my wife first." Upon the SEABORNE MAILS.
bell
being rung, rii/ signifies that the mails are sent from the General Poitt•ofew 4rand
Do.. 1
bills, 323 L 83. 61.; lord's chits, 93/. 143. 101.; leaving Warwick
enuid
balance in hand to next account, 641. 2,, 9d.-the profit Lincoln g-41 th 1
.rand
on the two months being 724 19s. 3d,
Radcliffe 8 Sandba,ch
At the United Mines meeting, Tavistock, on Tuesday, Lichfield
...
due.
..eedia
G. Pridhatn, Eel ,in the chair, upwards of 800 out of Yarmouth ' 9 Eglinton Park ... 23 or 24 the contents. He fell instantly upon the floor. The London. patched.
01.•.........M.M4.........1.1 :..M1.1•.....................
-____.
1,024 shares were represented by parties present. 'The• Wey mouth lO 1 Manchester Autumn.... 25 consternation of the party present, and the distress of --- 'eleaat
,eicstr
coat-bunk and vouchers were produced, together with a Leiceiter lO I Newmarket 1.0 3O Mrs. Callum may be conceived, but cannot be described. America (la 9 Brit. pkt.)N Jnne 27 .. .. Liver
-
erpeel .• Arrived eerier/
statement of liabilities and the agent's rep .rt-all which alr. Barton, who was in the back room, hearing the America (by 0.8. pkt.) NI .. •• , Liverpool July 2 lon=
OCToBRIL
America (bY 11 8. pkt.) M July 2
Will be found in our columns. A call of 11. per share menmouth
Mt),.)
14th of the month Plymouth July It deltnsl
was made.
and there found Mr. Suckling and Mr. Gloisop attempt. Alexandria* ........ N 19th & 30th of mit. D
Richmond
Dover .. June 22 -----
At the Weston Lead Mines meeting, on Thursday, the
Caledonian 1 Newmarket S.O l3 ing to raise the body of Mr. Cullum,
who was eV- Belgium .. ..
.. N Daily .- .• .. Dover .. Dikily GA
51 9th of the
ace ants[ showed-Ceith received, 2151.; calls, 1494 15s. Chesterfield 1 Newmarket Houghton.. 27 dently expiring under the influence of poison. Mr. En nos -• ** month Southampt. July 12
.--...-364/ 155.-Costs to this date, 2961. 3s. 411.; sundry Chester - cstayiTnseatviaCh'' - m 9th of the month SnuthamPL July 12
agres)3l Jd & i 7th of month Southern t Jul y 5 NMI
charges and p ;en:lents, 471 4s. 3:1 ; leaving balance in
fortunate gentleman, was called in, but he at once de- Cape of Good Hope N 14th of month Ply i' •y
NOVEMBER.
Constantinople.
....
N 7th 17th 27th f Dover- Jay
8
heed to next account, 214 7s. 5d.; rod ern ors due,
elared that ail hopes of saving him were vain • life was not o mo
Worcester
Central •America
.. M •AI& 17th of mon. • • 'line
30
118/. 55.; call nestle, 19th inst., 150/.•=2894 12s- sd.
extinct, but the administration of antidotes did nut ro- Channel Isles „
.. N m Southampt. July 5
. on., Wed., &Fri. Soutkiunpt. Tu. Th.lia Arittah .
asiets. The liabilities are-Mine coats, 7th Jane, Mr. Balchin, the trainer, died at Sutton on Monday duce the slightest beneficial Effect-he died in spew Chili "".. • M 17th of h
Franca •• •m a N Twice t 6
tni"th Southampt. July 20 Ditto 1
There seems tobe nodoubt that for some
81/. ls. el; estimate for the two months. 1701,; leaving last; he ' 1 ' • minutes.
bore an excel ent name in his profession, and
Greece* •
•• .
.daily • • .. Dover .. 31
N 701170127th of Twicegall
Elit°'
balance in favour of the mine, 38/. 10s. Bd. • was greatly respected in the neighbourhood. months past the deceased had been labouring under Hambargh ••
. mo Dover •• June :10 . !ity of I
At the monthly meeting of the Kircudbri h h;
ge's-re DeArtt el' THE EMPEROR.- We regret to state that Pecuniary difficulties. The bill with the forgery 'of _
_, s •• .. N Tuesday & Friday London .. Tues. Sat. .:ontinen
tontine - •• .. et Wednes & datur. London . M ultabl
Mining Company, on , Tuesday, the act ants for May the stallion The Emperor, tee winner of the last Ascot which he stood charged was offered in Birmingham more Honduras .. e .
N 17th ot *the month Southern t: Jt7y4•Thtl -..1
Ireland .. „M & Isl Twice daily .. .. Holyhead). . Twil ce2daall iiraltierisnacj
were examined and passed, showing-Balance last ac- Cup arid first Emperor's Plate died a few days ago at than once for discount during the early part of the week, India (vis Soßtitep.) 2.1 20th of the month *wham t July •''
' (+tlclPon.,
neon(, IL 13s. 3d.; mast for May, 538/. 12s. 10d.e=5404 the Hata', in the Solis de 13 ' 'y - ' d . d 'hS• G . Ch-
oulogne. at arts, where he an a oirreapun ence wit ir eorge agape' led to India (riaMarsellles) N 'Rh& 24th efmonth Dover P.: l3
65. Id.
July 1 Ditto.
has been stationed since his arrival in France. lie was Mr. Callunsa. appretensien. The bill upon which, the 310d11errahaul (via .
Do., Pi
The North Wheal Rebert quarterly • -
meeting, yestar- purchased by the French Government a short time back charge was made was, we understand, to the amount 'of Southampton) - ist 20th of the month Southampt. July 21 'hosnix
day, went off
Mediterraneaa (see
ttetcite.,
very satisfactorily, 'I he accounts were tor 600 se,vs., and promised to be one of the meat u 7004 .
aetul
afaraellies) • • .. •eteth&24thofmonth Dover - July 1 , TTnited G
pasted, and a call of 10s. per share was and popular stallions ever imported into that country. An inquest was held at Basalt. heath, near Birming- Mes-h",.. '• .. .. Id 2d of the mouth.. Southampt. July it erestmiat
At the Marilyn Mine twono ihl made.l
'
on y genere meeting, He has had a very large number of mares. , ham, on Siturdey, on the body, when the malice! Mitt- •Made" .. ** '• Ml9th of the month •SouthampL July 12 Ditto, J
On Tuesday, the accounts showed a balance in band of
moray went to show that the 'deplorable conaition of his malt° Dover June 21
2281• Is. 7d., and a balance .__________
&30th ~f month
KIST
of assets over liabilities of
affairs bad so far wrought upon the physical fence as to Navies* • 5 • 13
2931. 4s. 7d. RAILWAY
,_,_,..• •• •• N sth 16th 25th ot mo Dover .. Julyl
produce temporary insanity, and the jury returned a Papal maws .. •
.. N sth 15th 25th ofmo'Dover .. July 2
At Wheal Languisid meeting, the accounts to the end SOU rii-B ASTERN.
verdict accordingly. reninsular•• •• ••• et 7th 170127th0t mo Southampt. Ju 26 Name(
of April showed a balance in faveur of adve t 3 4,f An important exeerimeat was made on Saturday last, .
Peru • • • • •• .. et 17th ot the month Illouthamot. IJuly 20
641, 19s. 11d., with arrears due upun calls 72124 ulrsear . 6:1., the 13th inst.., on this railway with two locomotive . TuseallY* .. .. .. IC sth 1 ath 26th ofino Dover J
West Lndies ..
.. - • • uly 2
NE 17th of the month i3outhampt. July 20
amounting to 1371. 14s. si. assets. A spaciet meeting is engines, tor the purpose of testing their merits, par- LOUIS KOSSUTH. West tidies (except i
lank of 8
abaut to b® convened, to consider the . forfeiture of all ricularly with regard to speed and steadiness. The When the future hide:nine shall portray, for the in. savanna & Name) Mild of the month ..IBouthaespt. July 5 tritish Li
shares in arrest. engines were constructed fur the compute' by two • struction of other times, the character of those who
s have
..... v The mails to
French packet ie. Marseilles
those countries thus marked (*) ars conveyed b '
, aledonia
,' 'IF, nf rat,
At East Wheel Margaret meeting, on the 11th.
but., celebrated makers, ten le ing made by one firm, and influenced the events of these two or three 1...
the accounts showed-Labour cost from December t eight by the other: the
0 , _ COMnanu 1,...;..,. A....:-...._ ~ . . _ _

.ESE TING,

Names of
Companies.

!Dividend
per

Ainum,

tehtn& Oldh
larnsley • • • •
Artak&Abrg
tirmingheat
Derby ••• • •
:111smredtChe
,rand.f unctn
Do., 6 pr. Ct.
irand Surrey
.rand Union
Kennt IG soul
Lancaster
..eedeSt Lirrp
.efeester
micstrkNth
.ou,thhorogbj
fonmouthsh
tutgemryehl
-teltnNfwbry

133' 3SI.
100 3/, pr. et.
10
00 21. Os.
100 11.10 s.
39 4s. Oil.
100 41
100 201.
100' 21.
83/ 41.
/142 701.
,100
100
100

41. per cent.
si. per sent.

61. per cent.
21. par cent.
151 per cent.
151. pr cent.
6/. ser cont.
61. per cent.
6t. per cent.
81. per cent.
81. per cent.
51. per cent.
61. per cent.
51. per cent.
61 per cant.
61. per cant.
Cl. per cent.
61. per cent.

I, 1851.

Nantes of
Companies,

Dlyideadi
par
Annani.

Illacelesl6l4 .
Neatis • . •
Oxford....
Peak Forest.
Regent's....
Rochdale....
Bonirset Coal
Do.LkFd it
Stffrd &Wore
Shrewsbury..
Stoarbridge..
Severn sod
Wye Rail. 6
Warwick& /
12 Irming. j
Warwick& 1
Naption—J
Worcstr &1
Binning. i
Wilts & Brks

!100' 21. 10..
1001 131.
1001 201.
73 31. 18..
33 11. 34.
16 41.
150 71.10..
12 1.P.8 c.
140,281.
125
145) 201.

261 21. Os.

1001 41.

100/ 31.

781 31.

-I 1 h. (AI