The Sun.
London, England, 1856-02-22 00:00:00

MANCHESTER, FEB. 21.

STOOK EXCHANGE.—Tb.e market to-day has been doing
a moderate :business, and prices were firmer. Leeds, 52i
—Eastern Counties, 10—Dovers, 19 9.l6—Midlands,
—London and North Westerns, 1011—Berwick, 19
(treat Western, 5'..

BIRMINGHAM, FED. 21.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The tone of the market was 0,001
to-day, and prices generally about the same as Testerd%.
Great Westerns were done at 581—South Stffords, A
1 is. 9d. dis.

LEEDS, FEB. 21.
'East
STOCK EXOHANGE.—Midlandg, 70—Thirsk, Au--
Lancashire, 18--Crystal Palaco Pref., 5,1 8s 9ti.

DUBLIN, F. 20.

i
STOOK EXCHANGE.--Threo per Cent. Consols. 91 4
Ditto for Account, 7th March, 9N. I—New Three 11r
Cent. Stock. !n—Ditto, for Account, 7th March. Saci
Grand Canal Co., for account, 88r—Great Southern rs°ol
Western, 53;1--Ditto, for account, 53 Bank Stock, 22 ,1
—Dublin and Wicklow, iisMidl.and Great Western
Royal Canal, 50—Ditto, halves, 14.;.

JENNY LIND AT NORWICH.—an Wednesday M. Gold-
schmidt prieweiy the 14;rejl Hospital fortree;
and inspected minutely every part of the establishment'
and on Friday morning early, the ceneem. ofor,
without giving notice, Madam; Golelsehmidt went t'
the institution, and examined with great intere'-t eve/
department, conversing freely with the matron, SP;
Stannard, as to its management, and earnestly nrgies
the nurses to take great care of their little charges, Plns:
ing with the children, and express l eg the greatest pleasor"
that the funds she had contributed had been so 1:18:
voted. After staying some time, Madame G. Idschmi•
chi
wrote before she left, in her own. hand, her opinion ill
the minute-book. These are copies of the entries
" Otto Goldschmidt, of Hare, urg, is very please"'
with what he has seen in this most beneficial instittr
tion. This he expresses not only for himself but veo-
,
tures to do so also for his wife, knowing that the lately
tion with which she contributed a share to a philan-
thropic institution, could only have been met bl
such beneficial. results as have been derived by Ini4nl
hundreds of sick and poor children in this melte'
tion." "Jenny Geldschmidt (horn Lind), bavieff
succeeded in inspecting the i'actitstion herself, fetl,
happy to confirm the words of satisfaction tshic-
her hu,band expressed for her, in regard to this loved
institution, two days ago." On quittieg Norwich Madan°
arid M. Goldschmidt left a cheque of 501. each
for the Lind Hoepital, and a stun of 3541. 15 . sd. half
been added to its funds as its rhnre of the prem.. ede 0
the late concerts. On the same morning early 14,1adawe
Gieldischrnidt was accompanied by the Rev. Pr.,feeg(4
Sedgwick to the cathedral, to the grave of Bieh^
Stanley. Over this sacred scene we draw the veil. It
is sufficient to record the fact that this gifted lady PI",
that debt which was due to proofs of friendship, tiln,
nut have had no little influence on her happiness el'
the moment, and cannot fail to be of pleaSurthle reco
lection during her entire existence.—Norwich MercurY•

BIRTHS.
OF A SON.

On the 21st inst., at 29, Norland-square, Notting-hill'
of Lincoln's-inn, barrister'
the wife of George Wiley, Esq.,
at-law.
On the 21st inst., at 10, Victoria-road, Kensington, the
wife of George Silvester Board.

OF A DAM:init.
On the 20th inst., at 24, Finsbury-place, Mrs. Nola
Solomon.
On the 20th inst., at t 9 A, Curzon-street, Mrs. ])rnitt.