The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-24 00:00:00

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THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1851.
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TEE SHARE MARKETS
HER MA,j'EsTrs THEAT R E„ i Privileges, as it involved a question relating to the privf- little less than ridiculous to lament over those suppo- , THE FRENCH REPUBLIC
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sititious obstructions which exist merely in the fears of
- es.
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. I leges of their Lordships' House.
BRITISH RAILWAYS. i
FIDELIO.-_l'ad'le. SOFIE CR UVELLI.
After a short discussion, the motion was agreed to. the ignorant or in the imaginations of the incredulous. We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
LA PROVA DN OPERA SERIA.-Madarne UGALDE.
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The Journit des Dibats bas a long article from the -------------.____
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It is respectfully; announced that a Grand Extra Night will take
pen of M. /ilium, CHEVALIER on the duty and ne- Business done
place on THURSDAY next, when will be prodaced (for the last The report on the Registration of Assurances Bilk !fit may Thee remembered that in the course of our
1 cessity of e Assembly at once adopting some mea- Railways. Pahl. Nomnial Prices.
to-dev. Asturian •• •• •• •• - •• ••
time) Beethoven's Opera, -- - - -- - - - "
th
sures for the amelioration of the condition of the Australian .. .. ......
was brought up, and the Bill ordered to be read. a third observations on the various arguments advanced by
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MEMO. time this day. . ,
.
Aberdeen.. .. -• • an i 1 to 11% 11% 4,i , Barossa Range .. .... I
.- - Leonora, Madne. Sena Cruvelli ; Pizarro, Signor Colettl ; Rocco,
the persons recently assembled in King's College, we
ia Blaenarvon Iron and Coal
Signor Balanchi • Jacquino, Signor Mercurial' ; Marcellini, Madame Their Lordships then adjourned,
ac' yin labouring classes. lid Barossa hint, at the mea-
letshsrfouglt the sures to be adopted in the following sentence :- • Ambergate, Nottingham,
Bolanos Scrip ........ -
Giuliani ; 11 Itinistro, Signor Casanova; Florestano, Mr. 51c28
some other business. after dispatching
gighbhoauvreingbeceobuntrtrieydtrgse combinations of the Boston, &E. Juncion 8% 4% -4%
Belfast and County Down 37% •• -•• 4%
British 1r0n.......• • ... I
Reeves.f
Unitedcar inadvertentlyryin g
Staten
o utintimated
II than
net
hrout proposedgh that t
tthheerrßae
irlwiwt iaassyh territory. A '' In
Bland Steer Valley •• all 10% - 10%
Birrning., Woiverhamia, Brazilian Imp. (is. 51. p.)
After which a Divertissement, in which Madlle. Amelia Ferraris
with great advantage to rkuenneh.:,laLtean3.,l.&6BC.hes h Do. Cocaes and Culaba
will appear. The House of Commons having again resolved itsel
into a Committee on the Ecclesiastical Titles Assump-careful examination of the countries to be traversed ntaeri
comrade° and manufactures, and with great benefit for JDo. St. John del Rey..
To be followed by Grecco's Opera Buffa.
Cobra Copper ...... ...
LA PROVA D'UN OPERA SERIA. tion Bill,
will demonstrate, however, to the contrar that if a
84,, 26 •• -- ••
amendment of the pre- y, the most numerous class of the people, who since that Do. Chest k Birkenkal., Copiapo ..... • • ..... ••
Fiorillo, Madame Ugalde ; Fodavio, Signor Pardhal ; Grillotto,
50/. & 251. consolidated all •• • .- •• General ..... ••.. •• .
Signor F. Lablache ; Campanone, Signor Lablacbe. . Mr.
words de- preference were to be given to one route, that through period have Ltd more employment, live better, and at a
WALPOLE moved, as an
amble, after the word " Whereas," to insert Customs
Do., d0.,20L .. .. •• 17% - - • Mexican &S. American
To conclude with the revived Ballet, in one act, entitled
American Republiccheaper rate. The consist ingiving to labour more Bristol and Exeter.. •• 100 77 -1 9 Real Del Monte, Uareg. •
LA SYLPHIDE.
Do. Black Debentures
M. Charles • sup- daring the entire independence of this kingdom of any the
freedom in thepurchaseof
the raw materials, and to the Caledonian .. .. - 50 12% -2% 12% %
• Ls Sylpkide, Madlle. Marie Taglioni ; James.
bear the palm from its competitor. The line
Do. Red Debetitures - -
Ported by Rosa, Lamoureux, Esper, Julien, Allegrllll, Kohleuberg, jurisdiction
and that the Bishop of Rosin
had by a
consumer more freedom in procuring for himself what
of railroad through the United States would be is necessary for the supply of his wants. To five more Chester and Holyhead - all 17 - 8 17
Santiago de Cuba ...... I
Asisiandon, Pascalles. Dantoine, Soto. &c. , -
or potentateo,rautlsorityof any foreign prince, proenlasttio.,
Direct Lond. and Portsm. 5% .. -..
Tin Croft ..............,
Anber's celebrated Opera of II Prodigo wil abe repeated on Wed- certain brief or
1 erty
mon rules shorter than the one throu hB•• h 1 b to ills:oar • •
g ram dominions; . Dublin and Belfast Junct. 45 21 -19 dis.
yis to increase its fruitfulness; to give Dublin and Kingstown.. all United Mexican .. •• •• ,28 2
nesday and Friday next.
tuts within this realm, according to the com
named
more freedom to consumers is to increase their riches, Dundalk and Enniskillen an .. -.. JOINT S!
Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the Box-
of bishops
rescript recently pretended to c
it would embrace land more easy of cultivation office of the Theatre. Doors °penal at Seven, the Opera to tom- of
from places belonging
ion,
seeing that the former consists principally of prairies and to the workman toaugment his wages, With s
u , Dundee, Perth, and Aber-
Australasia ........ •• • • a
from sees and with titles derived
the Church of Rome, a hierarchy
deep Junction .. • • all •• -•• British North America., a
jet has not been touchaA even with the D
mence at Half-past Seven o'clock.
on Committeesatii
r dav o•. N eve .. • • .. all
Colonial ........ ••• • • . 2,
•• - ••
to the Crown of England.
SOLICITOR-GE- while the latter is overgrown
ER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
The amendment was opposed by the SOL- fcr the most part with greet, at circumspection; and a e maintain a customs' East An (251. L. &
t however, the stCe
Commercial of London.. el
11. •rne LAST Grand Classical, Dramatic, Miscellaneous CON-
a dense mass of forest vegetation
; it would be more '
tariff which is more restrictive and more vexatious than E. and L. & D,) .. • all 3% -3% 3% % London Joint Steck .... 11
NERAL,
amendment
.of .
any in the four
quarters of the globe." Do. (181. E. & H.) - all 2 -2% Loniasn arid Westminster 2(
CERTED MUSICAL •ENTERTAINMENT of the Season will take
another
Mr. WALPOLE then moved .•b hh t• directly in the way of the existing currents of emigre- gra-
Eter Counties .. •• 20 6% - bas
perliamentarg initiative sp- aten Unien, class A. rhe report'. of M. RICHE on the 6% National Provincial Eng. X
place on MONDAY MORNING, June 30.
ItAiraortyotlo3tlh.e lion ;it would be consequently for all these reasons
Do. New ........ •• -1(
On this occasion will appear 3lesdames Sontag, Caroline Dnprez, the •preamble by adding. wor l
non
and on a division wasse:tette:l7r:
• te within the realm, m,.
bgyt at t e rim
!ter,,. U. shares - all 5- 5% National of Ireland .... 2'4
Alaimo, Giuliani, Ida Bertrand, Fiorentina Marie Cruvelli, and purported to constitute
of bishops named
Do. do. do. .. 6 .. -• •
Provincial of Ireland.... 22
eeee catarein. The valuable assistance of Madame Ugalde, 01 the
law andcustom thereof, a hierarchy more readily constructed, more immediately placed proposition of M. M
-ORIN, forl
placing an ennuis tax Do. U.
B & C
places belonging
shares all 4 -4 es Do. New .... •• • • al
Opera Comique, Paris, has also been secured. signori Gardoni and.
derived from
h titles within reach f labourers on incomes arising from capital placed-1. In rentes
proTvtel
East Lancashire • . •• all 14% -15
Calzolari. Mr. Sims Reeves and signor Pardini, Signori Coletti and from sees and wit
o and speculators, and would
14% Union of Australia •••• al,
Ferranti, F. Lablache, and Lablache.
to the Crown of England.
bis addition, which, upon a thereby put more speedily at the command of theof the States, 2. In negotiable effects. 3. lnDo. New quarters -an- - - Edinburgh and Glasgow 50 28 -30 29 28% no. New .„aa a a 2
Union of London ....•• IA
Signor Sivort (engaged expressly for this occasion) will execute
Lord J. RUSSELL resisted t
shares in commies. In
4.
perpetual or life rentPs. Salina Perth, and Dundee 25 b - 6 tram, (.1 Madrid .
two unpublished Pieces ofeagarrni.
dby 141 against 117. new and the old world the inestimable bless-
all
Director of the,3lusie and Conductor, M. Balfe. division, was negative
R ded u on the preamble itself, •
5. In mortgages. 6. In privileged credits on real Exeter and Exmouth .. 1 1 0 % - 34
1111tMCE
The Committee then -ivi p
ings certain to flow from the completion of this T - (sleepily and South W - est, NO '
Canada ........ ...... 32
The' Concert will commence at Two o'clock precisely.
against 39; and
property. he Committee, without expressing any Do. do. Ca D
Boxes Twci Guineas; Pit Stabs, 12s. 6d. ; Pit Ticket. and Gallery
which was carried by 200
. &C.steck 8 6 8 .. -••
Gen. Steam Navigation . 14
Stalls. fa. ; (lottery, 2s. 61, to be had at the Box office of the
The CHAIRMAN was ordered to report the Bill. great channel of intercommunication. Juetice compels approbation of the proposition, recommends that
• G /*I"
it reat Northern •• • • all 1744 - 17% 17% Penin. & Oriental steam. all
Theatre.
The House then went into Committee upon the Oath us to confess thus much explicitly, although an shall be taken into consideration, in order to be re- Do. halves, A, deferred aU b% -5%
Do. halves 5%
,B, 6 per ct. all 12% - 12% lA% Ditto ditto 5
Uoyai man steam .....• 60
of Abjuration (Jews) which assed t r
Bill, p h ough without erases- ee
y witness tbe seizure of the opportunity by the (erred to the Centmittee on the Budget. Great Southern and
(We cannot be answerable fm
HER m AJE.sT T'S THEATRE.
division,•though with several strong protests against
We rend as follows in the Evinement :-" Can it Western, Ireland •• all 39 -40 39 %
Madame SONTAG. a
United Kingdom instead of by the United States,
Great Western
84 % Will not be influenced by interei
It Is respectthily announced that THIS EVENENG will be pre-
the principle of the measure.
be true that M. BERRYER has written to M BONA- Do. ••
•.
I°°
84
- 85
New, 171
• •• •• all 14 - 14% -•---.
'exited 'ROssini's Opera,
The Court of Chancery and Judicial Committee Bill induces us to indulge in hopes' the the route selected
PARTE! Et confidential letter 'which h
in e promises his Lancaster and Carlisle .. all 78 -80 MONEY and COD
ib BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA.
read a second time.
for the enterprise here spoken of will be that which
LDo thirds .. •• •• 11 13 4 7% - 834 p.
support and that of his party for the prolongation of
a
Kissed, Madame Sontag; Il Conte d'Almaviva, Signor Cats°
no
larl : was
db t th fC •
1 r The adjournedje ae on e report o theCommittee
Da:master and Preston.. 47% •• • •
c
'afaro• Signor Ferranti; "13asilio, Signor Casanova; Bartolo, S g
we have so frequently advocated, namely, the line the Presidential powers "
Lancaahire and Yorkshire 100 52% •-
53 63 52% The sales of Cotton at I
Lablache. '' ' ' of Supply was then resumed by
e, his arrived •
Adams's eels-
commencing with Halifax and terminating somewhere M. LiARET IS arrived in Paris, and has surren- Do. quarter shares .. all 11% lO% d.
mated at frem 5.000 to 6,0
In the Lesson Scene Madame Sontag will Introduea Mr. H timE, who made ;the ;vote of 300,000/. towards
Do. fifths
dered to take hi, trial on the h •• • •• 11)6 8% -7% ,ii:. 33e %
anted Variations from the Torreador. is, t
the expenses o the Kafir war the subjsct of a complaint by the Gulf of Georgia. Our predilections in favour c arges brought against Do. west Riding Union 11% .. -.. Q. rican and 300 Surat sere
Between the acts a DiVertissement by Madlle. Amalie Farrar
hd• him by t 'pointed Icarian!. Leeds and Thirsk .. .. a.l ' 13 -14 American on speculation.
against the Government for withholding from the colt). of this
suggested enterprise over the proposed one .
LiverPooi, •Crosby, and
Radtke. Rosa, Esptr, Julien, and Lamoureux.
be onz eur I elf 't •
publishes the receipts of the customs soiree ort American; 100 Bahia, at 6
To conclude with the revived admired Ballet, vista of the Caps of Go d H
o upe a representative system eemm - l
me . -..
encing ewer down in the North American
LA SYLPHIDE.
duties for the last
6iti. to 9d.; 800 Surat, a
.
James, M. Charles. Males• granted by letters patent.
month, which amounted to London and Blackwell - all 7% -i% 7%
La Syllohlde, Madlle. Marie Taglioni;
Lord J P conti 'nent near she u er shores of Lake Michi an . •
Do. Tilbury Ext
Rosa, Esper, Julien, LamoOreux. Allegrinl• Koolibleen g
:L.; at the Box e. ...EWELL EXplained the steps which had been , pp g , 9,072,404 t., being' a decrease of 1,229 547 f., as tom- London, B 4 • Scrip 1% par -% p lslind, at lid. to Is. Odd. p
Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets t
and the Opera to cora taken to give to the colony a representative constitution, and thence skirting close under the boundary line pared with the cirreaponding' month of 1850, and of South Coastriiltnn• and •• .• 100 94% - 95% 91% without alteration in prices
...
en at seven,
f 1,354 007 f. with that of 1 • London and N.- Western WO I 2 -122 at lower prices.
office of tha Theatre. Doors oPand the mode adopted by Sir HARRY SMITH for carry- until arriving opposite the southern extremity o e 49. The total receip's of 2 e, tas% 122 %
• melee at half-past seven o'clock: •
h --4 that but __,_...------- ing tat constitution into effect, and declare
the first, five months of Do. do. new 1851 amounted to 45,498,649 E; Do. fifths quarters .17 3% -3% la 26)a % The amount of business
DRuEr LANE.
of ~,. a aand Vancouver's Island, may be readily apprehended,
a a -3% le leers fib represented to be so
for the secession otr 43.NDREAS oTOCKENSTROM
12
1850, 47,147,270 r and 1849, 49,520,318 f. Do. 10/. eh., M.& IS (c) 1
THEATRE ROYAL,
Anderson.
2 -2% p.
James
arisieg as they do from the fervour of a patriotic , .9
has occurred in prices.
Lessee and Manager, Mr.
Season. his colleagues the Cape Colony would at this moment
The Bow se wis remarkaby firm, and public securities London and Salt Were . 100 82% - 83%, 82 83 82% % N
Last Night olthe present,,
Do. new 501. 42% • 9 - 8 dis. The report of the DI
THIS EVklNisi=tyas ►servento have had a representative constitution. solicitude to witness the employment to the again improved • -
in price. The Five per Cents. opened Do. new 40/. •• •• 34 7% -6% dia. Witherby and Hanson, stet
will twa Presented by bracraclOMAß THE BARBARIAN. The report was then agreed to.
national advantage of energies now permitted at 93f. and doted at 93F. 15e •th Th blanches
• , 0 tee per Cents. ter, Buxton", and.
been no decided feature
A new romantic •Ptay entitledNe,,nue ;
Polydor, Mr. J. W. say, The Smithfield Market Removal Bill, as amended, was
closed at 55f 95a; Orleans Railroad Shares, ..
847 t. 50c.; Matlock •• .i 5U 34 -3% cis. 3 There have been fewer b
pub
The Timarch of Messina, Mritt, J„Anderson ; Acted, Mrs• was-. considered. to remain idle in the grasp of au odious monopoly, n
xsouen, 6421. bOo •; Havre,hester She
242 f. 50c • Great N th Italic * ftield' -
Myron. Mr. Cooper; ,IPSeTari:arthenia. Mu Vandenhoft,
~ur ' rn, Lincolnshire
•• •• 100 25% - 2634 trade have refrained from p
The Gunpowder Stores (Liverpool) Exemption Re- and in the recesses of an impenetrable wilderness. 481 f: 25c. A . rf •
to ; mean% Mrs. Barret.,
lade with
; wig on, 215 f ; Vrerzon, 4551.; Basle, 150 f • Do. Manchester and
' " • To cone ,
~
present tolerably well buil
sp•edtaete, enetled AZAEL, THE peal Bill went through Committee.
~ Various considerations assure us that for the good of Bordeaux, 398 f. 75c • P •and 368 f 75
~ arts
Strasburg, • c.; Lincoln Union ••• 4203 -2% dis. dig,
' d operatic
41. • Pie* gran air. Vatiaenhott; Azael, Mr, J. Ander- The House then went into Committee upon the Civil
Tours an Nantes, 272 f sMidland .. •. .. .• 100 45U - 48% 47% 48 scarcely obtains the rates ei
PRODIGAL. Reuben. Bacbaris, Mr
England the adoption of this projected railway across • C•
Do. 601. shares •• .. 36 18% -18 dis. 16% % % Inland and Patna fruit has
c marine; • Cooper; sethoB•ldr. Bills &c. Ireland() Bill, uwhich they were some
on
BUSINESS uoisit IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE De. Eirming & Derby 100 26 -28 Junco d Patras was
sou; Amenophis. Mr. •
ss.as. Barrett;
,_ Nene, Miss Fanny Morant ; '
her North American possessions would be mos
Rafter; Jeplatele,
ictorine neerein trremier &Jet eta Opera de Paris), time occupied.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 23. Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 47% .. -.. Although it is obvious that
Lift, Madlle. V
__resale engaged for the occasion ; Palmas, Madlle. The CHAIRMAN reported progress. desirable. It would render us the carriers of the Boulogne and Atniens, 9 - Central of France (Orleans Newcastle and Carlisle.. an .. -.•
who has been ewe
present crop is disastrous to
De. quarter shares .. an .. -..
Adelaide Adele. _
_Thles
Circle
stalls ltrid - - - as. Mr. LABOUCHERE moved the second reading of the
Lands Clauses Consolidation (Ireland) Bill. commerce of both hemispheres. It would lead and Vierzon), 18 --Luxembour • N F
g, 2t - ortbern of ranee, Newmarket
15 te - Orleans and Bordeaux, 344-Paris and Strasburg, 10% N Newport, -Ab;. •• •• all 7% -7% 7% bad convincing proofs of the
•
First Price, Second Pries.
necessarily and inevitably to the cultivation of the 4 ewp •t, rgavenny,
upon the consumption in t
Bosea - ' • • - - 3e. ls. 641. After a short discussion, in which Mr. DISRAELI and
-Rouen and Havre, N_Sambre and Meuse, 3%. and Hereford .. .. 6 5 - 4 dis.
currants seem to have c
Pit- -'- - r 2s. is. ed. Mr. J. STUART took part, the Bill was read a second vast tracks of the Hudson's Bay territory. It would . Newry and Enniskillen -7- - - die,
Lower Gallory ' .
.. . 18.1 No half-price time.
break up that huge and detestable monopoly which SPAIN. Newry, Warrenpoint, & clearances for home consun
upper Gallery - - - . - 6d. j to Galleries.
Roatrevor .. .. •• An .. .-. .. vourably as might have 1
private Boxes to admit 8 reduced from 31. 3s. Od. to 21. 12s. 6d. On the consideration of the General Board of Health has
for years weighed like an incubus upon Madrid journal's of the 18th have arrived. Norfolk •• •• '. •• 100 17 -19 11% usually low prices of every
Ditto 6 ditto 21. 12s. 6d. to 21. 2s. oa. Bill, as amended, a discussion arose as to the exclusion of
Do, New 201. shares.. •
15 14 -13 die
• . Ditto . 4 ditto 21. 2s. Od. to 11. Ils. 6d. the town of Hastings from the schedule, which was our Transatlantic colonies. It would place us In the sitting of the previous day, Senor BERMUDEZ Northern Cotuaties Union 3 .
34 3 -2% dia. great increase of consumers
Ditto
' 4 dig/3 U. lls. 6d. to 11. Is, Od.
adbeen
DE CASTRO, as b . expected, withdrew his motion, North British.. •• . 25 6% -7•
6% % shipments have, on the other
affirmeddivision.
on a
immediately, as it were, within reach of our
North Staffordshire .. 17% 8% -f% dia. 8% considerably reduced the so
_. TMEATRE R Ware HAYMARKET. The Lodging-houses Bill was read a third time and widely scattered land in the north, in the south, the declaring want of confidence in the Ministry • but
,- 1 teerth-wastare .. .. le
of Valentias is still very I
.Alfr• E. Webster, aole Lesiee and Manager, Oia urompton. passed.
not until some very angry discussion ' had taken North &Sth.-West.June. - 1 p.a.r - 3.1, P
• TRIS EVENING,
and the west, insular, peninsular, and con-
Worcester and offered at 323. The quotatio
e east,
place between hits and the President of the Coun- 'sots,oi
Will be performed GOOD NIGHT. SIR ! PLEASANT DREAMS, The other orders having been disposed of, the House
W verhampten.. .. all 15% - is% tai % but the business done has
Doctor Tititofolo, Mr. J. Bland; Foliation, Mr. Honey; Lucretia, adjourned at a Quarter past One o'clock. tinental. It would yield occupation, moreover, to the cil (Baettro Muleeno). A • d 1 •
motion, declaring that Scottish Central .. .. 26 la% -16%
standing their unprecedent
M. Cawse; Isabella, Miss A. ItCbreen
Scottish Midland .. .. all 7% - 11%
After which THE MERRY WIVES OF WLNDSOR. Sir John ....--- unemployed, and would place at the command of the "the Ministry merited the confidence and support of
Does.*new
are now 15s. per cwt., and 'I
Falstaff, Mr. Hackett. There are few among the students of nursery lite- Government a means of directing the labours of our the Chamber," WAS then presented by several Minis- sens - - - 23% '54 - 7 dis'
Hlrma Oast A all 6% - aes dis. dis. Cwt. lower than in June, 1850
With the Farce of JOHN DOBBS. John Dobbs, Mr. Leigh
serial Deputies. It bore eighteen signatures, hut Do• Class 8.. •• • • au 6% -4% dia.
rature, who are not familiar with Asop's fables, a convicts in aquarter calculated to conduce ulti-
dis. The arrivals to-day are v
Murray.
ehrews. & Hereford., Old 5 3- 2% dis.
only nine of them were read by the President.
no late intelligence of inters
collection which contains the soundest truths in the mutely, it might beto their own reformation, and
Do., do., New .. 6 .. -••
THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI.
Senor PEREZ Aloe demanded that the other nine Shrewsbury and Chester parts.
Under the direction of Madame Celeeta. quaintest garbs, which conveys practical instruction most assuredly and obviously to the advantage names should be read also. Senor ()LUGO COLded (
-Nor- vr• Min.) .• all 18 -19 The advices from the Zollv
THIS EVENING,
Do. Halves .. •• all 9 -9%
for the guidance of mankind, by showing the the empire, to which their lives had, the motion, and expressed sur •at the attempt
great doubt whether the (real
Will be performed the Comedy of PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy, of
prise - 14% um 14 la% •
Mr. Emery; Paul err, 61r• Wright; Grasp, Mr. 9. smith; Mr. sgaciy, the judgment, the errors, or absurdities of until
conceal nine names from the now ege o t e
then, d • the highest d • fk I d f h
prove indegree
Do. New..
% - die. glum will be renewed unless
Willis, Mr. Worrell ; Marian, ,:11183 Ellen Chaplin.
Shropshire Union •• .• 6% 3% -a% cl. 334 ditions, and the negetiations w
To be followed by a new comic Opera, entitled GOOD NIGHT. animals of an inferior class, under peculiar circum- detrimental. Let it be remembered that Chamber. The request of the Opposition was at last paidA, B, C, &D. fully
At Amsterdam on the 2151
SIGNOR PANTALON. Doctor Tititofolo, Mr. Paul Bedford; Signor
complied • h See()
wit . r PASTOR was the first to mount up at per Cent .. - .. ••••• ..
stances. Each person can readily perceive the wis- these are only a few among the many prominent
market for Dutch Stcck.
Pantalon, Mr. Honey ; Lelio, Miss Woolgar ; Columbine, Mies Kath-
South Devon .. .. •• all lb -16 [23
loan Fitzwilliam.
dom or folly, the valour or cowardice, considerations which render us solicitous to •
witness the tribune to speak against the vote of confidence,
South- F.astern .. .. halo[ 22% - 23% 22314 23 22% The following is an spit(
To conclude with the laughable farce of A NIGHT of HORRORS.
but the tt ma er was put off to the next day. It was South Wales• ••• • • 27 -28 Batik of Montreal:-
Illeribbleton, Mr. S. Emery, of the fox, the ass, the lion, or the hind, the speedy commencement and rapid completion of not, ho b h
wever,brought on up to post hour on the South Yerksh. and River
"At our last annual met
ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. exemplified in the pages of the Ethiopian •
the line beginning in Nova Scotia, crossing N B 18th, th d • be'
g New runs- e deputies being occupied in their bureaux in $h ft
Dun .. a .. ~ la
e ~ Roth., and Goole, 2% -1% de.
were evident signs of returniul
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kea* and Mr. Koasee. fabulist. He can also discover its applicability to wick, and so on south of lake Winipeg, of
South ie oe .. .
electing the Committee on the Bill for the regulation D' is! 6
4% -4% meat in the general business t
THIS EVENING,
g, Swan
wiu -be pa. *rimed a new and original Comedy entitled LOVE IN his neighbour, although quite insensible of the ex- River, •and of Loskatchawan, until • passing Fort
of the debt. The majority of the Members chosen Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 9% -10 . Swansea & Losighor, &c. all the banking interests of cow
A E. Characters by Messrs. C. Kean. Keeley, Wigan, Harley,
on that measure were of the Ministerial party, arid, raw vale Extension p% iti -- •i% du. congratulate the shareholderi
Addison, Meadows ; Mn. Keeley, airs, Winstanley, and Mrs. C. tent to which he is himself thereby affected. He Langley it reaches the waters of the Pacific. Never-
Thames Haven Desk and
have resulted, and which may
Kean.
can see the mote in his brother's eye, although heed- theless, while thus strongly ' impressed with the v
consequently favourable to it. Senor DB MUROT
Railway 17% 16 -15 die, from a continuation in such eel
After which a new Melodrama, entitled PAULINE, in which
. IDACETTA has been nominated Vice-President of the vases,/ Nest • ••
-th •• •• 13 • • -.. o.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean will appear. less of the beam by which his own is disfigured. advis bilit
a y of entering upon this prodigious Senate, in the room fth D k
o e ue De RIVAS, resigned. Waterford and Kilkenny an ' . -.. home and abroad, in the genen
To conclude with a new grand spectacular Extravaganza (taken Our lel
Badness, so far as we are personally concerned, enterprise of engineering and of colonization, we Theelamor Public° was a. • • • d th 18 b d Waterford and Limerick, all :. -.• credit of the province. The st,
from a Tale, by Washington Irving), entitled THE ALLLA.MBILA ;
gain seize on et,an Wa Dubline.X., Wiok.
in good demand at a premium
or The Three Moorish Princesses. Characters by Messes. Keeley, is indeed roverbial and we mi htwell • inwith the ducedto
p , g jo are re the necessity of acknowledging
• its forms w •
ere destroyed by the police agents. In the and .. .. a •
.. - ..
Harley A Wigan, Wynn, Cooke Flexraore • Misses Murray, aly
PA. 0 9 V .
course of the sitting of the Chamber on the 17th the West Cornwall .. .. 9 ._
.. we. eluding dividend, being an a
vivtish• Robertson, Leclerq, Keeley, Mdlle. Anriol, and Mrs. Keeley. Ayrshire poet in praying- that, with all its numerous and splendidadvantages,
e„. .
West London ~. .. •• an during the last twelve month;
Private Boxes, &c., to be had of all the Booksellers, and of Mr.
minister of Public Works presented a Bill for the
" Oh wad some power th' giftie gie us, the route through the United States is still up to the
Whiteitaven and Farness •
all ..
- ••
.. -.• grounds, from our increased ref
Massingham ; ef whom also places may be taken at the Box-office,
canalization of the Ebro. York, Newcastle, & Ber-
that its present value will be
Oxtbre-street, from Eleven till Fear o'clock. To see ourselves as ithers see us."
present moment, for many reasons, more easy of ac-
MADE B
ID OL9A, JUNE 18.-Three per Cents 37; wick .. .. •• •• 25 18% -- 19% 18% % business of the past year has bt
If we could do so, the public might be spared the
Ditto and Newcastle
ItOrAL LIL,EII.If THEATRE.
complishment. Elsewhere in our columns we pubs- Five er Cts 161 E h London
en ~ 4. xc ange on, 61 Extension .. a2O 6% -1% dis. 14 13% from losses of any magnitude.
Under the Management of Madame Vest* exhibition of such a scene as that which took place
fish a letter addressed to us by Mr. A money
8A
Ditto G.N.E. parehase 9 314 - 276 Ms. 6 from all sources, expenses of in,
Sole Lessee, Mr. Cna'•los Mathewa.
York and North Midland 10 19% -20 19% 34 % been 82,3201, ss. 9d,"
VHS I.VENING, in the House of Lords yesterday evening.
WHITNEY himself, a letter in which it will
Win be performed
Lord LYNDHURsT then made an objection to the
PORTUGAL.
Daring the past fortnight th,
ONLY A CLOD.
be remarked that among other things he announces
LIMES SEABED AT PIZZID *ANT
To be followed by Chancery Reform Bill now before the Commons that
that the possibility of carrying out his project is re. Intelligence has been r- ' •
e- the 19th. Kneed from Lisbon to AZ.S. piny has drawn hills in Lon(
77,790/., of which 71,714/. were
COURT BEAUTIES,
it infringed upon the privileges of the Upper House.
Leasing
Railways. Paid. Nominal Prices. Mumma
ees•
To conclude with
stricted already within the narrow space of time di- 17ni 1 t • •
versa ranquillity prevailed. The new electoral Companies.
done to-day, The English Funds have bee
KING CHARMING.
The Noble and Learned Lord spoke in terms of high .d.
vi ing this June from next March, and supposing, law was decreed on the 18th. The Cortes meet in Barks ana Hants --------- -----
------ -.---- firm, and there is an entire seas,
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. commendation of the provisions of the measure, and
says he, that •of
ys e,by the spring next year October.
Ex. 5 per Cent Oit. Western 6 34 -I p.
Bir. and Oxford for the rise or fall. Bank Stoc
price, viz , 213. Exchequer Bil
Leases and Manage, Mr. W. Farms.
perhaps no portion thereof met his approbation rnore
The Lisbon exchange quotations for bills
at three Juneacallsduly
Tata EVENING.
the chance l• s ips from his grasp for ever
to 465., abd India Humid have b
will be performed PAST AND PRESENT . fully than the clause enacting that the Master of the
months on London, 54i to f ; Paris, 531 ; Amster- paid, or with a
Nee. Thrce•anee a-Quarter per
To be followed by the FAST COACH.
in reference to the construction of this rail- dam, 42i ; Hamburgh, 44. guarantee •• Do .. .. an as% -- 29%
To eonclude with DIOGENES and his LANTERN. Rolls and the Judges in courts of equity should give .
way through the United States, " then," he con- -_, Do., without a
guarantee .. DO .. .. all 27 -28 27% 98i to i, and the Three per I
11. Coneole have realised 96j1 ii
their attendance in the Upper House of Parliament in e
GERMAN y. itirm., Wog,, &
4'
ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
eludes, "it is the desire of my heart that it
Tile accounts received trout
.
Under ths Patronage of her -Majesty and his itosal Sighing. like manner as the judges of her MAJESTY'S courts of
The Prussian Stoats A •
nzerger of the 21st says :- Dud.,ealls duly
proceedings in the Cortes base a
Prince Albert.
may be accomplished through British terri-
paid, or with al
Proprietor and Manager Mr. W. Batty. law at Westminster, and " should from time to time
" A Cesbiees Couucil was betel to-day relative to the guarantee ••'Do •.. .. 15 8- 9 r tion, as it is evident the Mieister
tor y." Opportunities will very shortly, no doubt, Danish , tio Th
Do., without
THIS EVE 1.71-NO,
be summoned accordingly,should, also, in li
and ke
cpses e• Gov,:rnment is oecidedly resolved
The Cciemittee is coneptised chit
Win be Performed a grand new Spectacle, entitled ELEANOR
. the •
themselves to us or t e explanation of the to guarantee rights of the Duchie R •
presentf h
P. ussia is said to B IC
guarantee •• Do • • • • 15 7 - 3and should a vote of confidence
THE AMAZON ; or, Queen ot France and England. manner give their advice, assistance, or opinion upon
tic inghamsh. I Lon. & N.W. all 17% -lap
To be followed by new Scenes of the Circle, introducing an en-
masterly scheme by-which Mr. WHITNEY proposed to have agreed to the proposal that the Austrian and P
rus- ClVdesdaleJtlnCiCideduallUl I all 41 -- 43 turd could be prorogued, and th
tire's new Company or English, French, Italian, and American matters or questions proposed by their Lordships for
mien troops shall not quit Rend .h s urg until it is decided E. Lin., Guar. 61
its own respensibitity carry nu
areiste..
carry out a railroad between the Pacific _and the
per Cent. • • ;G. Northern all 32% - 33% 33%
their consideration." The propriety of this siren- ,
that the forum shall in future be garrisoned b H 1 •
y o stein
the foreign debt. The revenue it
To conclude with the PEREGRINATION.; of MR. BRIGGS.
1 *e
At anti . Upon the present occasion we can only troops only." Gloucester and
In consequence oe numerous applications from Persons of all eta- dance the advantage to be derived from the
Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 l - 2 p Out lolly the anticipation formed c
•
tons tow itness seine r Spectacle of MAZE PPA, active pre-
aver with all earnestness, and, at the same The Equestrian odrer of the Principality of 04na- Hull sad Selby Yk. & N.M. all 102 - 103 Stork, alter being 20i 1, bus b•
Wallow are being made for its early production. ➢valuable assistance of these Learned Judges the
, DO. 54 Shares Do .. •• all ,51 -52 Passive are 5i to 6. M•xican Bt
Box-store open mom alleven Ulf roar.
Noble and Learned Lord willingly and freely time, with all deliberation, that the plan sub- bruck has presented to the German Diet a Comnlain
- e ----. Do. % Shares Do •• .. all '23 -94
and are now ab. ut 34f f. Chi.
Stage Manager. Mr. T. Thompson.
witted to h • •t e public. by this intelligent A : it of •
against the Government of Hanover, for an attempt;
Leeds and Brad.l Midland •• all lot - 102 10134
admitted, but yet he adopted a course that
to de rive - li% quoted 104 f. Dutch F. ur per Ci
prerogatives. 34
PUNCH'S PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND THEATRE.
and enterprising citizen of the United States appears
Do., Prof. . Do .. .. all 23% - 24% Not the least buoyancy is obser
Lessee, Mr. W. R. COPELAND, Liverpool. may possibly endanger the passing of the Bill, which
The Hanover G azette gives the following details of
per
Gd. .4
THIS EVENING,
. tO US to be the only one capable of developing th
English Railway Shams, and Mic
Wlll be presented a Comedy, cared CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE. ha himself declared to be "a Bill of great utility
g e the propoitions of the Government fEI
c anover re- per Cent. • Ncleilt •• ell 14% - is%
?Aar...11 characters b'l Tills bf- D Der.; - J Rogers, ya r urla • • avls, r., J. gers, and importance," during the present sessaion. At his •
proje& to its. completion in the future railway acro3s apecting the German fleet. It desires,first,D°'' 6 Per cant D. - - 1 - - -
that the Lancashire and Yorkshire, Non!
lididdleebre' and
Eastern, are lower. French Sitar
Miss Romer, Mlas Maskcil, and Miss Marshall.
h
Nort America, carried through the United Statea or Germanic Diet shall immediate) declare the G r ' ' '
To be followed by a New and Original Harleta, entitled THE suggestion it has been referred to the Committee of
9 erman ,aucar, 6p. et btooat.&Dar all .. -.. firmer.
VILLAGE NIGHTINGALE. Principal characters by Mr. 11. J. •
through the British territories. fleet on the North Sea to b the
e property of the COD- N. & East, 5
Q UART
Craven (his 2d appearance here), Messrs. Norton, Rogers, Atty.-wee Privileges "to consider and report what course,
per Cent. •• .Counties . all 84 -56
!Ems,s,nmemion, federation ; secondly, that a Commies'
R. Romer, and Maskell Miss E. Romer, and Mimi Elise Nelson h • d t theprivileges of th II
ion shall be Do. New • . -•• 43 4 6
- /I Consols
•••
eying regard o e ouse, ought His Royal Highness Prince Albert, accom •d f dby the Diet
orme
Preston and? L. &N. W.
Ditto Account ... ...
(her Id appearance here), who will sing two non Rogers, composed
panted to report on the question whether
all 42 -44
expressly for her by S. Nelson, E,q
to be pursued for obtaining the attendance and advice by his Majesty the King of th
eßelgians, with their the fleet shall be kept up or not. Wyre - .. $ &La.& Y. i
After which a new and original Comic Drama, entitled THE
Do. % Shares ADo .. •• 10% 3 - 9 e.
al Highnesses the Duke de Brabant, the Count de The Chamber of Deputiesof W t b
PRICES OF BRITISEI FUNDS 0'
YOOR RELATION.
of the Master of the Rolls and the other Judges of Roy
Flandres, the Princess Charlotte f B 1 • ur em erg, on the Read., Guild.,
o e glum, and suite, 20th, approved
and Reigate .. S. Eastern .• all 21% - 21% Bang &OCR ..
To conclude with A CHEAP EXCURSION.
the Court of Chancery on hearing of appeals." zesterday visited Mr. Wyld's Large Model ot the IS by 51 votes to 34 of the expenses in-
. if almission are arranged as widow ;-Orchestra stalls,
The prices s .
Earth in th •
1851 , , Roy. & Hitchin G. Northern 6% 8 -8% 3.el f lent. hecluced Anne. ....... ....
ls ; Loxes (first circle), 33.; (second circle), 2s. ;Pit, le. This may be very correct, although when the Leicester-square.
rutted by the Government from 1849 to
with- 0. Shep. Ex.. Do .. •• 4 1% - I%P. gsw 3!•4 per Cent Anna ... ..... ......
Doors to be opened at Half-past Six, and the performances to
Notwithstanding the reluctance shown bat•
h out the authors. ion of the Chambers. Before this SheL, Roth. and
•ong Anna. to expire Jan. 1860
Noble and Learned Lord so thoroughly approved
y t e
"Ommence at Seven precisely.
Goole, 5 per ct. Lam& York 18116
Boxes only at Half- N
Common Council to accommodate was co
m@
Bonds, 1,0004 ...........
A second price will be teßen to the past in. 0 _
f the substance of the clause, it might have aide
steam-boats at the Surrev resolution me to two propositions of the op - ' e • -- -
po aouth ._taffords. Mr. ad Clean 9% 3% - 3 ilia. 6%
-drat oircle, 25.; second circe. Is. 1
Half
mch
been
of London-bridge, we have just witnessed the alacrit4
v sition, for blaming the violation Wear Val. 6per
of the Constitution Ditto under 1,0004.-- ...... ...
- .............
Boxes o,le Guinea am a . anticipated that he would not have re- with which two of them that ply from there to P '•
South Sea Stock
Cent. taus. • • Stoek.& Dar. all 24 - 24%
Private _ . .
aul's Wharf; by the Mintstr
y, and declaring the Mstr !sable f
Dali let an A o •
.5' Or Do. do. .. Do .. •• all .. - a
Ditto •Old Annuities
JULLIEN. sorted to such means to prevent it from two y g d, I onlight, displayed by brin• •
• ging the
y I
LASI ' WEEK BUT ONE OF 31.
wo floating engines, the one from bye in ther an-
oss
sustained by the treasury, were rejected. Do. do. .. Do .. - all .. ,
Ditto
tor Account ..............
...
GRAND FLOWER. SIIOW.• , obtaining the legielative sanction. It is not, Southwark-bridge, to the great and al •g, other .rom
______________ Wilts, Som., &
;ARM...NS.
armin iireat
axchequer Ben.
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICA 1, (. , ,
houses near St. Saviour's Church. g the
ware- IIOLLAA D. Weymouth .. Gt. western all 4534 -4e
tQt and most however, to his Lordshi •motion that tobject
p s a we so
1,000/.
d), Jullten s la c,
Every evening (Saturilaa exceptc
I.' font Proitiguo and Exhibi- t •
s rongly, as to the indiscreet and indecorous languege REUNION DES ARTS.--ThiS Society its TEE HAGUE, Julie 22.-A •
500/. .. •. 00 ••
favourite compeeitions, including the ,n
I' 'lk Amazon and '
gave eighth very important change
and Indian ..J as,
seie•fe last ni ht
PIZEPIIRENCEI SNARES. Small. .. ..
g, at the private rooms, 27, Queen has been introduced into the working ofthe
ton Quadrilles, Crystal Fountain
the Ancient Composers.- used in support of it by one of the most di t" *- 1 d
s inguis le street, to a very numerous and 1 Anae-
i
Tiger Galop, ar,el a choice Selection fromem
le
of Janus.-Superb a ,
This
ect company. The usual of the Second Chamber.
PRICES •OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'(
Tempers of the hereditary branch of the variety of excellent
Railway& Paid. Nominal Pricea. Business doss
Danish Bonds, 1825,3 per Cent,
..
Danson's Colossal Picture of the
~TKoi
pai-noor" Fireworks, by •":
vocal and instrumental •
music, agreeabl Hitherto the reporters had merely to b • • h
ring in t e
to-day.
kellagerie.-Periorming Elephants.-
Legislature. An in inquiry i
, s always legitimate - contributed by Lemai blissre, Mary Rose, bliss Day
I
Ditto, 5 per cent. -..
Southey.
will play
Mn. Gollmick• madame.orie, Mr. Day, Mr R y, report containing the views expressed in the cora- ------- ----- '
Professor of the Royal Academy of Music,
truth can never suffer from the most 1 ' • unitise), 11,r, •
Aberdeen
dls. hisican .5 per et., ex Jan. Coupe.
bin Wells, Pro
public.)
comp ete and Parker (a pupil of Madame Gff •
o ne), sce.,eurpesmi all . mittee, instead of which they are now to • • ..
**
- all
1 -34
dig
a Solo on the Flute (his Ist appearance in
Animals at Half-past
bin investi ation The story of
searc g g • y the "Dog in
• The fine touchesof praise.
Mr. Gollmick reminded us of Cho • de give an in Caledonian lOL 6 - 6
pendent judgment of their own. Iregardthe ' % RJssian 'Bonds
sea»
a Doors open from Nine A.M.-Feeding the ,
LLIEN at Seven.- ,
the great spirit, with accuracpin; n to Chester and Holyhead - all 15% - 15% Ditto, 4% per Cent
'Pm-Promenade Concert, conducted by 31. JU •
the Manger' may possibly occur to many of our readers anti 1 d y, of Miss were enthieli- Project of law on ministerial re. 'lir Duna. Per. & Aber. June, all It - % dia.
8 ,m7tis', 5 per t;ant. 1840
Fireworks at Ten.
the SECOND GRAND
y ape au ed ; while Mr. Parker ' Day, eponsi i ity, nearly all East An it .
g ita (31. 103 )
Ditto 1849
TO-MORROW, the 25th instant, _
Society
when perusing the account of those who could not or Goffrie, played with great feelin and
gprecision
,in a duet with Mr. the Members were agreed upon the main • points. 6 per cent. .. .. •• all 2-- 254
, giving proofs, Several,
l)itto, Passive
Eastern Counties Eaten.,
FLOWER SHOW of the Royal South London Floricultural .
as a young artiste, of great
it,s, however, were of opinion, that the project
Vegetables, exhibited a much e •
would not introduce r wired reform promise from his talents.
Ditto. 3 per Cent
*r a Miscellaneous Show of Fruit, Flowers, and
r Ba d
n ,
Tcurneur, on an instrument of 'r. ahould be conceived in more general terms, since Do. No. a .
a per cent. No. 1 .• all W -34 P Pm
under splenald Tents and Pavilions, attended by a Milita
yh thethemselves, but would reject it if brought forward Phone), brought forth delicate and
some novelty (the Melo
• .. ..dis -36 p Dividends on the above payab
he. No pains have been spared to render this Show wort y
pleasing melodies, '
h. cases might otherwise easily ariawhich Do. New 6 •
p. cent. Stock 10 10% - 10%
Austrian, 5 per Cent. ........
les, w ich e were not in-
. .
patronage of the distinguished Visitors now In the Metropolis
by others. The complete illustration was, however, were greatly admired.
eluded in the project, and conseque tl n y not amenable , Eastern Union, Scrip
Dutch 2th per Cent. 12 Guild
Admission as usual, only One Shilling.
THE GREAT CH
guars's. 6 percent. .. au 14% -15
Ditto 4 per Cent 1 lertatioates ~
afforded by his Grace the Duke of RICHadOND, who, last ESS TOURNAMEAT.---Since to it.
Do, 101. Deben. Shares. all .. - a •
our
the tide of success has somewhat b •
East Lancashire, 6 per •••••••• *
a._
______________ -
while claiming full authority for their Lordships to Mr. Williams, anged its course. A Minister's neglect of the interest of
the
State
who at first won three
! cent. quarter shares - all .. •-• ..
LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
„ nIGII WATER Al LONDON BRIDGE
0
games of Mr. Wyvill, without exactly infringing the laws, was als '
---t
lass IT --Morning 39 min. after 9 1 Evening 9 min. after li
" • te money clauses, declared that "if the Bill
origina has now lost the salme number, havin been ' • 0 Dot E. &W. York. June. btha all . - ►
..
g Lefeated ea as
To-bit:m.loW -Horning 38 min. after 10 I Evening 8 min. arto- 1
Friday and Saturd 1 a point omitted. A few Deputies required that Edin. Per. & Dun. 5i p•ct. all %dim. - par LONDoN, JUNE 24.-Wind this di
•-...
-....., ___ with the clause in it,
should come up - had also won threeay ast and yesterday. Herr Anderssen
. Glasgow & S.-W. Congo' 100 .. -..
__
games of Mr Staunton there should be a collective and l't• I
• nton and in the game , po i.ca. tee oust_ at •Northern_ A .10, ~..... -,, •-• . --
THE wEATHER.-atne OFFICE, Jurtic 24.
that the LORD CHANCELLOR should icier it to Me which they played, yesterday he attaineciti, - oTt • but this ,1,• •
pose
winning meet- i i v. , i.e..- ___ ___ _
TRE•mtioaurrna, Ire THE SHADE.
bar.e when he committee . e....• ____ • •
'+ since noon yesterday.

Arturian
Australian .... • ......
Barossa Range .....
I Blaenarvon Iron and Coal,
Bolanos Scrip .
British 1r0n..........
Brazilian Imp. (is. 5/. )3.)
Do. Cocaes and Cilia*
Do. St. John del Rey..
Cobre Copper ...
Copiapo ••••• • •
•
Mexican & S. American
Real Del Monte, Uhreg.
Do. Black Debentures.
Do. Red Debentures ..
Santiago de Cuba 10
Tin Croft. •••••••••• •• • • 7
United Mexican .. •• ,28 2 81j
JOINT STOi

_is Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied
by his Majesty the King of the Belgians, with their
Royal Highnesses the Duke de Brahma, the Count de
lilandres, the Princess Charlotte of Belgium, and suite,
yesterday visited Mr. Wyld's Large Model of the Earth in
Leicester-square.
Notwithstanding the reluctance shown by therrey
Common Council to accommodate steam-boats at the
Su
side of London-bridge, we have just witnessed the
alacrity
with uhich two of them that ply from there to Paul's
Wharf,
viz., Daylight and, Moonlight, displayed, by bringing the
two floating engines, the one from Wapping, the other from
Southwark-bridge, to the great and alarming treat the ware-
houses near St. Saviour's Church.
REUNION DES ARTS.—This Society gave its eighth
soiree last night, at the private rooms, 27, Queen street, to to a very numerous and select company. The usual
variety of excellent vocal and instrumental music, agreeably
contributed by Madame Lemaire, Miss Mary Rose, Miss -
Mr. Gollmick, Mr. Goffrie, Mr. Day, Mr. Rummel, Mr.,
Parker (a pupil of Madame Goffrie), ST., surpassed all praise.
The line touches of Mr. Gollznick reminded us of Chopin;
the great spirit, with accuracy, of Mies Day, were with Mr.
applauded; while Mr. Parker, in a duet with Mr.
Goffrie, played with great feeling and precision, giving pr oofs,
as a young artiste, of great promise from his talents. Mr.
Tourneur, on an instrument of some novelty (the w
hich
were brought forth delicate and pleasing melodies, which
were greatly admired.
THE GREAT CRESS TOURNAMIRT.--SiDOR our
last the tide of success has somewhat changed its course.
Mr. Williams, who at first won three games of Mr. Wyvill,
has now lost the same number, having been defeated en
Friday and Saturday last and yesterday. Herr Anderssen
had also won three games of Mr. Staunton, and in the game
which they played, yesterday he attainedits,winning position,
when he committed a fatal oversight, and was checkmated
on the move. Herr Szen and Captain Kennedy played heir
first game together (to decide their respective claim to the
fifth and sixth prises, which terminated in a draw. The
play between Messrs. Anderson and Staunton is to be re-
sumed on Wednesday.
The annual wool fair at Berlin is described in
letters of the 21st inst. as having commenced with much
spirit. The quantity to be offered was 70,000 cwt., of which
nearly 60,000 had been already sold at fully last year's
prices. In some instances even aa advance of d.i to lct. per
lb. had been obtained. The very finest qualities, however,
11 were an exception, as in these there was a reduction of 2d.
1 to 4d. per lb. There was an unusually extensive competition
among the inland manufacturers and embers, who were by
far the la gest purchasers, the quantity taken for England
and France being much less than heretofore. The condition
of the wools is stated to be good.
Early on yesterday morning died the Rev. Gerrard
Thomas Andrewes, ALA., clerk in orders of the parish
church of St. James's, Westminster. He was the eldest son
of the Very Rev. Gerrard Andrewes, Dean of Canterbury;
and having completed his studies at Westminster School,
proceeded to Oxford. On the 10th of June, 1819, he was
married to Elizabeth Catherine Heberden, of the pariah of
St. George's, Hanover-square, in St. James's Church, and in
the same year was presented to the rectory of Allhallows,
Bread-street, with the rectory of St. John the Evangelist.
He was subsequently appointed chaplain to the• Househutef
Commons, an office which he resigned in 1848,
850 of
declining 'health. On
chrono-
meter, 29, 1847, 850 of the pa.
rishionors of St. James's presented to him a gold.
CONCIR T.--ST. MARTIN'S HALL.—A concert was
lin's edition of the Holy Bible, a copy of Milton's.. Works, tiven at this hall last evening in aid of the funds for the
and Boydell's Sbakspeare, the value of the gifts amounting
meter, a carved chair and bookcase of oak, containing Mack-
egged and Industrial Free-day School, which we regret
to 5301. They designed thus, they said, "to perpetuate to say was only thinly attended. The choruses were ably
their affectionate regard and esteem for his unfeigned piety. performed by Mr. Hullah's first-class upper school ; and
his many Christian virsues, and lengthened gratuitous aer- Mr. W. H. Monk's Offertory Anthems are certainly coin-
v!ces to the poor inhabitants."—Frons a Corresponden
positions of a very superior order In consequence of the
MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.—On Sunday morning, a indisposition of Mr. Herberte, Misses Duekin, Kent, and
Sermon in aid of the funds of the above most excellent instil. Sophy Law, substituted, for the trio "Ti prego," the trio
tution was preached at Trinity Church, St. Pancras, by the from Elijah of "Lift thine Eyes," which was the gem of the
Rev. Henry Alford, ALA A. rector of Wymesford, Leicester.. evening. It was sung by those three ladies in the most
shire. In the course of a. very eloquent appeal the Rev. captivating manner, and Was rapturously encored. Bliss
Gentle
hospital and the •
bsence • and Miss So ph Law followed immediately after-
men co
dwelt upon the numerous benefits of the Kent wts also encored in Harper's balled,
." Truth in
fying and satisfactory
claims that it had upon the sympathy and A ~
~
assistance of the benevolent. At the conclusion of amp, wards, with Gentle Voices," by Glover. This was this
service a collection was made, amounting to a highly grad- young lady's first apps,rance at this hall, and she was highly
aggregate.
Mr. Frederick Chattertoa like-
The accounts of the state of trade in
the province
- s wise greatly contributed to the satisfaction of the evening's
during the past week are satisf t has been a good business cory. .At Manchester
it
NEW FOREST DEER REMOVAL BILL.--The
Table '
opinions as to the future. Infirm the woollen with
evottun irn. ! mittee on this Bill met for the first time on Friday to choose
the Irish men torfare there
proved tone is manifested, he
at Nottingham the demand a chairmen, and to arrange the order of proceetliog. The
performance.
amongst the hosiery . hands, fro
e, 'while as regards the depression Bill proposes to extinguish the right of the Crown to keep
forest or chase in ihe New Forest,
t there is no diminution
the introduction of the new deer and other beasts of
in.]) right to em-
any reviv , but the IOW t--
fiomrplraocveehmaesnb_es,en mace active,
froth teas
ultimate results. In
.al . b ntfihdeerne c
ae
pa sp e a
rt (sit the
oe
pcountyt
hofe Southampton,c
have
Prsasa-Wre led to addition to the 6,000 acres already inclosed. The deer to be
some incraass of operations.
) reamed within two years.
ntolosaendnoitn elxiecueed(ifogB 14,000 acres in
been hardly

&La-
Aberdeen .. •• • • all 1— 34 dla
in. Caledonian 101. • • 10 6
L,he Chester and Holyhead ..all 1514 644% 15%
all Dund. Per. & Aber. June, all
East Anglian (31. 103.) % % dlll.
its, 6 per cent. .. .. • • all 2 —2%
,ct Eastern Counties Eaten.,
b per cent. No. 1 .. all 4 % p
ice Do. No.l •• . • • • all 34 dis —34 p
n_ Do. New 6p. cent. Stock 10 10% 10%
Union, Scrip
11111 , Eastern Anion,
6 per cent. all 14% —l3
Do. 101. Deben. Shares . all .• —..
1.,, East Lancashire, 6 per
`'i cent. quarter shares .. all • • -- ..
ed E. &W. York. June. stha all .. —..
at Edln. Per. & Dun. 5i p.ct. all 34 dia. par
Glasgow & y.- W. Consol ICO .. . ..
1- Clt Northern, 5 per cent. all 1335 13% 1314
Id Great South. & Western
,_ (Delano) eighths .. .• 2% %—l% p
'.3' Lancashire and York-
- shire, F. 201... .. . 6 .. —• • dia.
Do. 6 per ct. Stock .• 100
.. .•
Leeds and Thirsk, 6 per
cent., No. 1.. .. •• 11 .. -- .• p
Do. quarters, 1848 .. 9 .. —.. p
London, Brighton, and
1. South Coast gear. 5 per
it et., late Croyd.n thirds 100 .. . ..
Do. pref., S p et. Stick,
1851, from 601. chars. E 100 .. —• •
e Do. new gear., 6 per ct. 100 137 140
London &S.-W., new $ 2% —9% p.
Londonderry and ..
Ermin-
e killen, half shares 10 •••• ••
. Manch., Sheffield, and ..
Line , gear. shrs.,No. 1 all 11 —l2
i Do. new, 101. .. •• all 11% 11%
I, Do., 61. .. .. .• • • 3 % P
!Midland con. 6 p. e. stock 100
.. ..
Do. Consol. Britt& &
Biraa,ng., 6 per cent... 100 11123( 13334
3 Do. Bristol & Gloncos. 48
.• • •
Norfolk Extension • • all 15 —l6
Jo. guar. 5% per cent all 4% —4%
i Do. Waveney Valley .. 2 ~,, —••
, North British —• • 11 4% 5
Oxt.Wor. &W 01.151.6 p.c 4 I% I%p
l Shrewsbury and Birm.
, New Guaranteed .. all 10% 10% 103{ Shrews. and Ches. (Nor.
' W. Min.) 8 per cent. all 14% 15%
South Devon .. .. .. ail 12% 13%
South-Eastern, 434 p. ct 10
Watertord & Kilkenny, 51. 1
wes ttondon,ls t Cl. (101.) all
Do. Id Class do. (par) au •. ••.. York, time.. and narw.,
..
Gt. N.of E. Per. .• all 16 1634
4 434
York and North Midland
H. and B. Perch. .. 10 134 % dia.
FOILEIGIC.
Boulogne and Amiens • • all 8% 934 9
Central of France (Or-
leans and Vierzon) •• all 18 —lB %
Demerara ~ •
„„
.. all ..
Dutch rthenish .. .. 8 5W —b. dia. 3
East Indian .. .. .. 16 2% 234 P. 18%
Do. do. do. .. I 20
Great Indian Peninsula.. all 4 Y'a P.
Ditto ditto .• .. 234 %—36 P.
Louvain ala San:ire .. 734 • —• •
Luxembourg .. .. 8 % 14
Ditto •. .. . • • 10 23( 534
Madrid and Valentin ..•Maria Antonia .. .. 171 6s 8d 9 —ll
Ditto, New .. —7%
•2 3
Namur and Liege .. .. all 6% —6%
% ti
Northern of Franco 16 14 1534 lb
Orleans and Bordoattx .. 8 4% —4% dia.
Paris and Orleans .. •• all 33 •--3,,
Paris and Rouen .. .. all 25 2534
__ 6% dia. 10%Paris and Strasbourg .. 16 534
9%
Rouen and llavre .. •-, all 9% —9%
Sambre and Odense • • all 8% —3%
,
Tours and Nantes • • • • a v 19% _ 93% eta. Xd
X.d
,
Tournay, Jurbise. Lan-
Idau, and Mauch •• all " "
=
WM1142613 ci tt. s% 2NI 2% id

A Minister's neglect of the interest of the state,
without exactly infringing the laws, was also noticed
as a point omitted. A few Deputies rtquired that
there should be a collective and political responsi-
bility; but this objection wms overruled on the ground
that it was impossible for a Cabinet to stand any
length of time without a majority in the Chambers.—
Dutch Papers, June 22.

THE WEATHER.—SrarthrFxcit, JUNE 24.
THERMOMETER, IN THE SMADJS.
64—highest since noon yesterday.
43—loweEt this morning and daring the night.
66--this day, at noon.
BAROMICTER, 30'35.
3', with sunshine,
WM) N.W.—tine breeze and cloud

We had supposed that the duties of the LORD CHAN.
CELLOR were already sufficiently onerous without
requiring such additional labour from his Lordship.
It cannot, however, be considered as very courteous
on the part of the Noble and Gallant Duke to-
wards the coordinate, and not the least im-
portant, branch of the Legislature, to suggest
so deep an indignity end insult being offered to the re-
presentatives of the people. We believe that the privi-
leges of the Commons are much oftener invaded than
those
of the Lords, yet the subject has been invariably
treated temperately and discreetly; no suggestions of
" kicking" or vio • l
ence of any description have ever
been put forward.tead A new rule, however, will
doubtless
result may
and we shall see to what it may
lead. The
those whoof faavosuar.sepernieyrynot be very satisfactory to
summary a method of dis-
posing under discussion for the time
being.PrB.

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following
Places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.—The stations
are arranged in order of latitude.
Itrita4l°" (DußLui)—Wind N.W., gentle breeze—overcast
p c'uni--Wind N. W., strong breeze—partially cloudy.
oirrostor-.Wind W.
BRIGHTON—Wind W., gentle breeze—partially cloudy.
HAThic,
.N., gentle breeze—cloudless.
._ - -B—Wind N., gentle breeze—partially cloudy. .
ootrritosSPTO's W.
Iro /AR,To__ lnd W., strong breeze—partially cloudy.
Tuxpotrzo. ,z......%—:,.ind,,N.W.,gent1e breeze—partially cloudy.
BASINGsToKit....,p A • W.. strong breeze—partially cloudy.
GREENWICH_V "i" gen Lle breeze—partially cloudy.
Swespos.......w in,, , _Wind N. E., gentle breeze— partially cloudy.
,n-4.:,l.isht breeze—partially cloudy.
TARMOUTH—...w
How HEAD—..Win:I ,t,`,.; -..t-..., strong breeze—partially cloudy.
1 —Wind N..i''•%V., gentle breeze—partially cloudy.
ft 0 5 n ty,, gen t I e breeze—overcas
sHAp_winxd :s-r".„.1..45,•, strong breeze— parti ally
cloudy.
BaArroca.—Wind "
eze— partially cloud
The returns from the folly.
N'
..,,,i'r°.:lggeburtei
e breeze—partially cloudy.
ow.
th a
ocwind and weather oa ri Jitaces ::ate e ate of
°slturdaY morningth atta nine
Losismck,--Wind S. W., calm overcast.
CAR Low--Wind S. W., gentle breeze—cloudy,
ed u
T.
I.m 0
AR
..... wind W., gentle breeze— PaundY.
POoLK —Wind E., gentle breeze—partially
cloudy,iallycloudy.
WHITEHAVEN —Wind S.W.. gentle breeze—
partially cloudy
'"•••-•-...._ -______L.__-......-n"•"•*"....."••••••••!..__-_,...,..___ , •

ITALY.
Marshal BADETSZLY returned to Milan on the 17th.
The Austrian authorities of Lombardy have just
suspended the journal the Lontburdo Veneto.
The King of BAVARIA arrived at Alooena on the
19tb, on a visit to the reigning Dints.
In the Chamber of Deputies of Piedmont, on the
18th, General D'AVIERNOZ called attention to the in-
vestigations of the Committee into the political and
financial situation of the country from 1848 to 1850,
and demanded that the documents collected by it,
which form two large, volumes, should be presented
to the Chamber. But, after some discussion, the
Chamber proceeded to the order of the day.
The Constituzionale of Florence, of the 16th, states
that the inquiry set on foot about the origin of the
disturbance at the Church of Santa Croce has proved
that no arms of any sort were used on the occasion
by the parties arrested. Among the persons who
.have been summoned to give explanations on the sub-
ject are the Marquis of LAIATICO, Count DIQNY. Professor ZANINETTI, and Signor Clausal, formerly
Minister of Finatice.

Reflection only
the entire reason-
rand us more and more of the
construction of a
Pacific with the
anbeiceenses is t,;yo,
ft the
vpernatcutri
ice
nagb i l iutyp,o.nanuade
the
Atlantic. Vast and preposterous
grand trunk railway connecting
as the enterprise
may appear to those who have not examined into the
feasibility of its development, it is nevertheless essen-
tially requisite for the well-being of mankind, and at
everal
the same time clearly capable of realization.. s
evenings since we referred in our leading COIUMOIS to
a discussion which had recently taken place before
the members of the Royal Geographical Society, and
Upon that occasion ROBERT STEPHENSON, one of. the
the
greatest, if not the greatest of all engineers, declared
that in his opinion the only difficulty which pre-
sented itself in reference to any such gigantic line of
communication was one solely of a commercial cha-
racter. Obstacles of a physical description are laughed
to scorn by the genius of the philosopher, and the
only impediments that remain before him are ac- I
knowledged to be those solely of a commercial cha- 1
ranter. After this very emphatic and conclusive de- I
oblation from the lips of Snruzraoy, it would be I

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eteldnit i;44.1114
LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1951.

In the Houss'of Lords last night,
Lord L'nzbarasT moved that the question of the at-
tendance of the Equity Judges in their LorclAips'
House, u proposed byLord.Joinf RVECELL'B measure of
Chanoery Beform,stould to refeind to a Committee et

Nominal ?tees. Business ct,
to-day.

1% -2%
3% -8%

32% 32
IN —a% xd 18%
34% - 41
436 7% 6%
13% 14
3% —4%
N 4 811

' 7% —6%
bit —7%
314 —2%
2K BANES,
33 .34
ON 46
10% 12
25 25%
18% 17%
27% 28%

18% 20%
42 —44
15% 15
35 33%
3 3s,
12%

.CELLANECUS.
32% 14% 46%
14 26% 28
all 69% —7l x.d
5 11 11% xd z.d
60 75 —7B
tole for the errors of the Official Lists, and
interested correspondents.)

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS,
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
mated at from 5.000 to 6,000 bales, of which 400 Ame-
rican and 300 Surat sere taken for export, and 400
American on speculation. The sales comprised 4,500
American; 100 Bahia, at 6/d. to 61c1 ; 400 Bovine, at
6/(1. to 9d.; 800 Swat, at 3d. to 3/d., and 150 Sea
h
island, at 11d. to Is. 0/d. per lb. The market was quiet
without alteration in prices.—Railway Shares were dell,
l 2
at lower prices.
%
The amount of business doing in the Colonial Mar-
kets is, represented to be email, but no particular change
has occurred in prices.
ViN The report of the Dried Fruit trade by Messrs.
Wither by and Hanson, states of Currants--" There taus
been no decided feature in the market this month.
There have been fewer public sales than of late, and the
trade have refrained from purchasing fruit, being for the
present tolerably well stocked with low fruit, which
scarcely obtains the rates current a month ago. Good
Inland and Patna fruit have now the same value as in
June, 1850; o d Petras was then selling at Us. to 3ss.
Alihough it is obvious that the aggregate result of the
present crop is disastrous to the grower,, they will have
bad convincing proofs of the powerful effector low prices
upon the consumption in this country. The arrival of
' currants seem to have ceased for the season. The
clearances for home consumption do not proceed so fa-
vourably as might have been expected from the un-
usually low prices of every description, and from the
great increase of consumers in the metropolis. The
shipments have, on the other hand, been large, and have
considerably reduced the stock of Turkey fruit. That
of Valentias is still very heavy. Finer Valentias are
offered at 325. The quotation of Chesmes is not altered,
but the business done has been very limited, notwith-
standing their unprecedentedly low price. Valentias
are now Iss. per cwt., and Turkey fruit 12s. to 14s. per
die. cwt. lower than in June, 1850."
di,. The arrivals to-day are very restricted, and furnish
no late intelligence of interest from colonial or distant
parts.
The advices from the Zollverein state that there is a
great doubt whether the treaty of commerce with Bel-
gium will be renewed unless under very onerous con-
ditions, and the negotiations were making very little way.
At Amsterdam on the 21st inst. there was a better
(23
market fur Dutch Stock.
22% The following is an epitome of the report of the
Bank of Montreal:—
"At our last annual meeting, I stated that there
were evident signs of returning confidence and improve-
ment in the general business of the country, in which
the banking interests of comae participated, and I
congratulate the shareholders on the benefits which
have resulted, and which may still accrue to this bank,
from a continuation in such renewed confidence, both at
home and abroad, in the general stability and improved
credit of the province. The stock of the bank has been
in good demand at a premium of eleven per cent., in-
cluding dividend, being an adiance of eight per cent.
during the last twelve months; and there are good
grounds, from our increased reserve fund, for expecting
that its present value will be fully maintained. The
business of the past year has been prosperous and free
from losses of any magnitude. The amount of income
from all sources, expenses of management deducted has
been 82,320/. 5;,. 9d." ,
During the past fortnight the Hon. East India Com-
pany has drawn hills in London to the amount of
teas' 77,7901., of which 71,7144 were on Bengal.
ty. The English Funds bare been very quiet again, but
firm, and there is an entire absence of spsculation, either
for ihe rise or fall. Bank Stock has attained a higher
price, viz, 213. Exchequer Bills have remained at 435.
to 465., and India Betide have been 535. premium. The
New Three- and. a-Quarter per Cents, have been marked
98/ to j-, and the Three per Cent. Annuities 97/ to
a. Console have realised 96k ii.
The accounts received Prow Madrid respecting the
proceedings in the Cortes have afforded much satisfac-
tion, as it is evident the Ministers have a good majority.
The Committee is comprised chiefly of their candidates,
and should a vote of confidence be pasted, the Legisla-
ture could be prorogued, and the Cabinet might, upon
its own responsibility, carry out the plan for settling
the foreign debt. The revenue is represented as bearing
out fully the anticipation formed du. The Five per Cent.
Stock, after being 20/ 1, has been done at 20k. The
Passive are 5i to 6. alsxican Bonds have been 34i i
and are now ab. ut 34i f. Chilean Bonds have been
quoted 104 k. Dutch F, ur per Cents. are 9li.
Not the least buoyancy is observable in the market for
English Railway Shares, and Midland, South-Western,
Lancashire and Yoskshire, North-Western and South-
Eastern, are lower. French :hares have been a little
firmer.

QUARTER TO THREE,

Shut. -
... 96i i
eRICES OF BRITISII FUNDS O' ONE CLOSING
CLOCK. PRICES.
B4nn Stud.,
3ei Cent. itenucod Anne. .......
g.ow N per Cent. Anne, ....• .
,ong Anna. to expire J an. 1860 7A, 7 5-16 7%
ladi,, Bond, I,oooi
Ditto under 1,0001.„ 53 p
South Sea Stock ..............
Ditto Old Annuities ............... 963
C.)nsois to: Account .............. ... 96%
~xcbequer HILL. I LA.,I.
1,000/.
500/. ... 43 46 p
8m all, ..

ONE
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK.
Danish Bonds, 1825,3 per Cent. ..
Ditto, 5 per cent.
MlA.lcau, a per Ct.., ex Jan. Coupe 34%
R Asian Bonds
Ditto, 4% per Cent
S ..nil; 5 per Cent. 1840 ..... 201/2A
Ditto 1849 151/2
tittto, Passive
**************** ''' ''''''''''e '' London.
Dittoniv3idpeenrdCseonnt *
Austrian, 5 per Cent. ....... 7
Dutch 21/c per Cent. 12 Guild
Ditto 4 per (!ent ,ertowetes 9114

46 p
CLOailli
PRICES.
104%
34%

102%
20A
15&
6
40%

LLOYD'S SHIPPIN(,r.—( THIS DAY.)
LONDoN, JUNE 24.—Wind this day at noon W.
MADEIRA, JUNE 16.—Her Msjssl's steamer Centaur,
arrived here from the coast of Africa, called off Grand
Canary, and reports that cholera had made its appear-
ance on the island.
BOSTON, JUNE 11.—The Susan Ludwig, of Calais,
and British schooner En Avant, were in contact at New
York Bt, June, and both received considerable damage.
ANERDOTEY, JUNE 21.—A tack is supposed to be
lost on the Pa'clics, as part of a mainsail, with several
fragment,' of wreck, have been coming ashore very re-
cently.
QUEENSTOWN, JUNE 20.—The Orsolina, for West-
port. put back here to-day, with rudder damaged, after
being on shore.
DEAL, JUNE 23.—Wind N.W. to S.E. and S.W.—
Arrd. Eleanor, Hughes, Msuritiu9; Louisa and Emilie,
Kayser, Laguna; John Foran, Birletta; Bopp a, Ber-
ton, Alicata; Ebehearr, Hansen, Christiansand; Forger,
Bich, List, Copenhagen ; Marie, Ebeling, Perlmb;
Clio, Esau!, from the River for Demerara. Sid. Vic-
toria, Qua bee.
DARTSIOUTM, JUNE 23.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrd. Star,
Oyanris , Datiorie; harmony, Lewis, Scillo,
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 23.—Wind N. W.—Arrd, Sophia,
Trinidad; Alfred, Galutz;
St. Stepben'a, New Brunswick; Krone, Alexandria;
&duets, Staten Island.
Skied, Odessa; Laura, Demerara; Sophia, Burbridgt.;
Wallace,
been in
rgokee, fro
zdNaorvya,Smeoit,icah;isoTno,ronro, Ballantine, Montreal.
New Orleans;
Off port,
Yorkshire, Montreal. Sid. Olomocto,
two or three feet'
IL,uautrbilacSknoouw,rtliesx, aNn.drrviTaa,h. Ueh.acS,vh.i;r:
contact with
the Condor schooner.
ilakinAgrrd. Confidence,
arrived at this port yesterday,
JUNE 23.—Wind W.._
roarerpovpEeßr, bona
Putoch, Memel.
FALMOVTII, JUNE 23.—Wind N.N.E
Hint, Fraser, Pernambuco; ltepubli
donna del Carmine, Odessa. °ma Arrd. Bril-
off
, Jaccnel; Ma-
Arica. p,,rt, Water Drescher,
NEWPORT, JUNE 23.-81 d. C QUEENSTOVN, JUNE 23
Nino, Portrush. Offport, iurrSililda•
Ann ommerce, Charleston.
ton, Diichburn, Barbado,.a
nrd,ienhusip,fraNine:vg
uYeobreitc.;
Carr, Eaves, ano Ever-
WATERFORD, JUNE 22.—Wind SSW. to S.W. and
N.W.—Sld. Mary, Nun • •
Wick, JUNE 19.—A;reisl• Ac-
tin', Lunt', Christiansano
Dolphin,ll 11. • dand 0 ls,S , ; Anne, Chrisidue Haub,
Muiidshl.
BtukiioJ, memo
SHIELDS, JUNE 23 Wird W.N.W.—Arrd. Ann,
YARMOUTH R e Margaretha, Saplin, Riga.
; Ann —'
OADS, JUNE 23.—Arrcl. Tempo, Ve-
rona, Odessa.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 23.—Wind N W.—Arra. her
i3,lajes:g's steamer Centaur, Coast of Africa. Off port,
almyra, Croal, Barbadoes; Yorktown, Bradisb, New
York.
CoWES, JUNE 23.—Wind W.N.W..--Artd. Silus Leo-
116rd, TIIQMP3OUi kitiTaWitihs