The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-20 00:00:00

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...--THE SUN, LONDON, MO Ni DA i: EVENING, 0 C 1.... OBER 20, 1 8 6.
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at New York on the 3d inst. The news from Nica ' vouring to bring his invention into use in this country. 'of each regiment will form separate squads, and be in- TIIE A ETV AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE. • FRICtr'?OE S II A R E .51,
.a, A _ COI '.l ri., !v- I'.'t s,.r v. 1i,.;,,
• - -4.---____ ragua is important. It is reported that the position It would seem to be well worthy the notice of the au- streoted by their own drill sergeants ; the whole being, _______e_______ I BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
On Friday evening Mr. Richard Andrews, the Mayor 1
ARRIVAL OF' THE WASHINGTON. of Pr.eSident Walker had been much improved, thorities at the Admiralty, and it ought to be as much of course, under the superintendence of tke commanding
PANIES' STOCK.
both in militaryHe had
and political resources.an appendage of every large ship as its anchor or officer ef the battalion or adjutant, who by this means ,s,
compass,-ss
~,,, ; eerie
SOUTHAMPTON S t -r
1 euthatupton, gave a banquet at the Dolphin Hotel 1
wintAT BAR
1 , TLxiDAY AFTERNOO..N. i.
will have an opportuniiy of a,certaining the progress of ° • ' c Prom the Official List.
and
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sthe attentiono ffi c:
erse
opnaii
md
at on
di lienpgis tdse
rr)eostpieme
ttitvaei Lyn; to the directors o. the European arid Australian Steam ;
eers Gic I 50s 6d 403 61 !.. ~,,,
First
Thir I: A.DL.U,, . „-1......4 COI
United States mail a sLamer Washington, ;600 men, Americans and natives, under his coin-
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1 nuisensueD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING z, .
mend, and they are represented as in god health
e vigation Co npane, toinangorate the commencement ment of
81e 7( I; As 6C, ) 333 53 1 •,56„.:4 ,':,
..,econd
wiTthhethe mails. for Germany, France, and Englary,' I
1 and under erfect discipline. His government was Naval and Military Intelligence. 8 will exer-
cise the depots frequently and regularly as a battalion, Navigation
necv ma.il service to the Australian colonies', and to cele- LONDON, FRIDAY, OCT. 17, 1856.
has arrived witth dates from New York to the at";
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Pr them in battalion movements and duties of see- 2598°1"
looked on aps established, and it is raid that Rivas
brace the selection of Southampton as the head-quarters ,
Total quantity of weieat it 1 market, 293 qrs.,
543 . 532 sold,
inst.
An important circular memorandum was on Friday
infantry, as prescribed by the 'Regulation for• the GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
burl q t.• ~•,1
The Africa, from Liverpool, arrived oat on the was repudiafe I by all parties. It appears, how-
evening transmitted from the Horse Guards to the whole light .
Field Eeerciee and Evolutions of the Army,' so as to of the compacy. TheMamyeorrehoacneutsp,ieadndthlaendc,b),avinr,erasnodf 1,. _
many cf the inhabitants, Dividend , Amount
RrNitaismhe." Company..
. - per
1 of
PP PP
oats ''' 333 qrs., 247 1,,
3d. ever, th it there still exists amongst some portion
render all the men as efficient as possible, and ready at Paid. Price. PP PP
beans fp 51 Vs-, 15 so 1
PP PP
It was reported that the "position of General rouflet.he
Ainhabitanfths.a determinedti op-osition to his of the infantry regiments, and their respective depots atthe neighbourhood were present. Tho principal offi.
scTs
' Ditto I- ' ' 132 s 0( '''.sll
212-eiAL-11:0Y.Kd F''
225'2- °OT -)15:945. .t.°l:
'wl r, PER 13:771:L1AL QUARTER.
party o is opponen s ia . sag entrenched home and abroad. The subjoined is a copy of the docu- any moment to take their place in the ranks of the ser- - -
An7n7um. I Share.
6 0 1•211's
Walker at Nicaragua had iinuch improved, and themselves near San Jacinto the President sent a meet :- of 70er,',I:n eta Statesen,ie.:3,stae:Vre ivgen Agleuurtriierritnaeci no full deers
1X
s. d. X s. d. or
vice companies.
Wheat, 31. 12 6 0-12tlis 1 , •-a•leY, •••21. il-, 7 2.12J0
his Government. was lexpked. on as established. It detachment of 40 men, under Col. Macdonald, to " Horse Guards, Oct. 13, 1856. ~ ea. Depot battalions are schools of luster .100 for
was said that Rivas vtas repudiated- by all
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parties. attack them, but his troops were repulsed with the "1. The system which has hitherto prevailed for the officers and men ; they are also formed to insterseunifor- fwuil with tdheecosrt,,etaer,ni - a
withk eflt
ac ,g,stn
au
rj
d antes,
bannersT h e room,one
owf aws
hbiecehur-:-.
presented L+ r. and America presiding over the cum- •'
GRAFT Mi.
The New York noney Market was active. In. loss of six men killed and seven wounded When f°rmation of regiments of infantry into service and de ot 'pity of system throughout the army • and, while every merce of the world, and bore the inscription, " The free C,antinental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0020 0 0 - ,
c urrent.
the Stock Market prices were greatly depressed. the remnant of the will cease, companies and the following be
body returnedto Granada asubstituted, encouragement will be given to maintain' that es • esprit de
intercourse of nations is essential to the attainment of Equitable........ •• .. 2/. lOs. ;50 0 0 all - qrs. Best. 40, I)"
Cotton market, with advancing prices. regiments at herne being also formed into two pertions, corps which induces regiments to rival each other in ~ h . • • •. , e - Great Central ....... 81 per cent. 10 0 0 all 121/, 209 Wheat 88s 01
20 -'5
party of citizen volunteers, officers from the army,
the nig est state of civilisation and prosperity , while i
1Lif35h0tn0r.:.:::;:1a......
mperlal ........ „ _ 101. & bonus. 50 0 0 . all 89% 218 oats 36s 6% 39h 4ed.........
26 '-
Flour heavy. Wheat dull, and freights for grain marched to, 1 equally f
place, ace, but they were un or. lilie these abroad. good conduct, efficiency, and dress, every check will be
peculiarities which may have crept another represented the combination of the shields of Independent ......... 39s lid ......... _ . 01
•••• C. Os. 1L11220000 -000 o°o
l!sio00 -060 0:
---1-5 °at'i
...
11.
1:13
5 2-12'lls
1 a 'ails,
21.
"th
51. , 40 0 0
” ; - 375 Barley 493 03.
firmer.
tunate, having been routed with the loss of 15 men . 2. Each regi neat ofinfantry, except regiments sere- applied to regimental
England and Fiance, surmounted by two turtle doves London.. • ..; ... . - 150 0 o 0P -
13 Peas & beaus 60s 03 s9s 96'. ......... he
... _
....AT:__
killed, wounded, and mising. The three officers in the East Indies and local ' to into the service unauth •
mg in icorps, is be divided as
exehenvine kiss of yea,ce, the inscription being p to:, Pail. Preference O. per cent. '25 0 0 ~ 24% 5
follows :-- in; officers will especially direct their attention, as well .: ' e ' the
ix •" •• •"•• •• a 41. per cent. '6O 0 0 52 0 0 -
EIVERPrInr-
„,,.., SATURDAY. dL' it -Cl Cole,I• R.
comman - let . o . Byron Ateut. Mil- -
as to those minute details of drill and interior economy The intt rchasge of ideas as well as„ of pia: itateliff ..... ..... Si. ,100 00160 0 1 16 ABER,DEE N-Our. IT..
The British and North Ime • Mail American Royalliken, and Mr. Marshall, a volunteer leader-were • Y. which, though of
.fird importance, have often been ne- •United General ducts accelerete s the universal progress Af a•i
' ' * * Westminster Ch t * . ;52 Potato oats 26s'Od t o 27s Oil 1401 bs per bushel
.e -e ar ered 4/ per cent. ;50 0 0 9 0 I 3
`24s Od to 26s Chi
steamer Canada, Captain W. J. C. Lang, arrived among the killed. The suffered I
enemy very severe y. ...
Fie; ,i "7,'. 2 ' cl • glected or misunderstood. the accustomed to tsts.to tee Royal family, the chairman
Ditto, New ........ _ 150 0 0 10 ,0' 10 Common oats
he Mersey this el.ening,ti . • ~..• •-, ci :71* g.. tr'a proposed " The Presid( nt and the People of the U ritted
Bere `-'•'s Od to 42s 00l
kuavni-Ocr. liGn.reti,,,,,,
" 35. Care bas been taken to select officers qualified
in
t,
with 85 ass from Boston and Hall- A.nother attack was about to be made by artillery on Le. r. - F., 1:••••
5 ---6 o .5 r. $,.; . P =44
Barley
singers, and 537,877 doll, 17c. in
WATER-WORKS.
ax-
'e on freiPght the entrenchment. Lemi was still held by the united a, c..) 'a• ea a•J' TA -.• ;.',) S °' for the instrustion of those under their command ; but Sestes; ' which toast was followed by " The Army and
Wheat, red (spring)4os 03 to 50s Od
1621bs ~
*Mein .b s She sailed from Boston at 12.55 forces of San Salvador and Honduras, but much -
Dividend Amount „ white .......40s 0(.1 to 503 Oct
on the Bth rust" and from Halifax at 12.35 a.m.
the army, alluded to the great benefits which England
Name of Company. ' per of Paid. Price
sickness prevailed in their ranke,. Over 20 men died i 3 Service Companies.. 1 2 -8- 10 6 6 46 -17- 800 found unequat to the discharge of their onerous dutiee
Oatmeal
on the 10th. On the 18th when off Bardsey, sige daily of cholera. Dr. Livingston is again reported I '
either from natural deficiency ur as wanting moral courage had derived during the late war from the existence of
- Annum. Share.
_ Flour 54s Od to 555• Od per sack.
realised the Ei.iglish ship American from Montreal I c • •
as safe. n osta Rica cholera was thinning the 4 Depot Companies .. - - - 4 4 4 - 10 4 200 to carr them out, it will be imperative to replace themg, such gigantic steam companies as those the formation of --
which had called them together. Lord G. Lennox also
X s. d.. X s. d. 358 ed to 4es eycl
PROVISION MARE_EII. 1 to Ifi l'i
11
steering mil- T
• he Canada passed Royal Maild 't
• said'd dl refused
people, an iis the arm had deci e y 1 212 ;4 10 6 .56 •2 l 1,000 . "Shy If there is any want of zeal in the staff officers or
returned thanks on behalf of the army. The next toast, East London
Grand Junction ....•• 4,. per ent. 5O 0 0 all 119
77 Beef, per lb 6(1 to 93 Butter, p lb. is 0( i
01 t°l
Mutton, per lb. 6d to 8d Eggs, p doz. 1s
~ , to 40 01
steamer 3'sfia
__ . gara, hence, between Halifax and to again invade A fleet, in the officers belonging to the battalion, it should be
" The Health of the Chairman and Directors of the Kent.... • • .......... 41. per ent. 1001 0 0 - 80
Boston. The Royal Mail steamer Africa arrived - ' Nicaragua.
• • British
~ "3: The former will, when the regiment is at home, Irought to the notice of the General Commanding-in-
- 10 95 Lamb, do., Os 7d to IN 8 i Hens, p pair 3s to,
Od to `-'" 6
tinting one hundred and ninety-six nuns lay at
European and Australian Royal Mail Stearnpacket Lambeth • • .... ••• • • • 00 0 -
-n y.. 21.105. _ Veal, nee lb ... 5d to Os 7d Chickens .es 61
at New York on the morning of the 3d inst. The snwi J d .., .- - e , . and remains over its strength, as now in many instance. Chief. through the Inspector• General of Infantry.
' P
Companies," was acknowledged by Mr. Ewing, who
SNOeuwthlwlivaerk?Sel'aPuaxnhall 51. per ern. 100 -0
0 ---_-_2s 03 toe _ ,
..4s Cel to 4s ed Ducks, so., , e,. 6 I
- Pork, per st.
a- uan, an two additional vessels were daily bear 50 supernumerary rank and file until they are ab- " 37. As a general rule, the correspondenn of depot
es Od e"•••' 6,1
Royral Mail steamer Anglo Saxon, hence at
alluded to the friendly rivalry which existed between the west Middlesex ••• • .. 51. per cent. 61 0 o -
1" Salmon, per lb __Os to Os Ducklings dots ~_ 4,
, expected, Captain Turley, of New Orleans, who sorbed in the regular establishment and until which battalions will be regulated as follows, viz : '
" 1 All matters of immedi, discip'line requiring the2ls Od to 2;es iia per boll.
each 3s 64 w 81
Quabee, on the 10th inst.
recruiting will cease, In cases where' a regiment the
Mr,' Croskey,"
companies. " The Health of the United States' Con-
Grouse, per brace.....os to OS Turkeys, ea ,
..Tato
deserted with his company from Walker, was killed
BRIDGES.
Advices by this arrival report the safe arrival at with all his men by the 011ontales Indians. Hon. service companies f which are abroad bee supe-rnurne- cognisance of garrison cr district courts-martial will be 'll' having been given, that gentleman,
Tallow, p stone, 5s to 5s 61 Potatoes, pr pecst,
Dividend Aimant Rabbits, each Od to ed. , to ',
Italitax of her Majesty's
steam-ship Brilliant, 20 Pierre Soule had left Granada for New Orleans. `lessra they are to be borne by the ' -submitted to the officer
, . i.e depot until absorbed,
~
Icommanding the battalion,
for in acknowledging the compliment, congratulated the
European and Australian Steam Navigation Company Name of Company.
Ann:* of Paid. Price.
guns, and her Majesty's steam ship Pylades, 21
f th
tm. Share.
The death of General Estrada, ex President of .4. The following- regiments will however be ex. the decision 0 ° genera officer cornmandingthrest 531bs
fur having made Southampton the port of departure for
guns, from Sr. John's, New Brunswick, which had
44
BET AIL PRICES.
Nicaragua, is reported. President Walker had cepted at present, and, until relieved from foreign s‘er. station or division.
tncir steamers; for, so far as the other companies fre-
Os to 2' ai
been previously reported wrecked on the coast of held his scond levee,which Colonel ,
at
quenting the port were concerned, he was sure the new atingerford.......... - - - 87% F10ur,141b....0s Od to 3s ;Od 1 Barley flour,l4lb. ,is
North America.
12th, 26th,3Gth, 37th, 45th,58th, 59th, 65th, 67th, 69th, lady transmitted.
- im 0 0 -
X s. d. £ 8. d.
- Os t° /id
United States Minister attended. The colonisation
comers would find them all disposed to welcome them Southwark
i ° ',e„. o. i i .p... c.. 1/. per cent. 50 0 0 - Oatmeal Os Ocl to 2s 4el) I „ dust, ........ ed to
The Presidential election continued. to excite decree had been alteredandrenderedand 91st Foot. "3. All matters, whether emanating from a regimental
linee of stealer:,
with a friendly hand ; and, on behalf of himself and col- svaterlo'o - 100 0 0 - --- Beremeal ....Os Od to 2s 2d ,I per lb .......... e
... se
IZe,rwt:ssrapi(eirtpartiix
Th(p3rresdeonzteiciure) per cwt. 99 o_3._
much attention in the Union. The New York
"5. The men composing the service companies must depot and affecting it only, or applicable to the whole ... •••
- Peasemeal... Os Od to Se 8d [ .Sas, ........................
with respect to the rights of settlers.
leagues who
Tribune of the th says :-" We have authentic be carefully selected, and none but those in every res battalion, involving a change of system or arra,ngement, ' re engaged g , .
pect
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26%
There- is nothing Zew from Key West. The
fit for immediate service be retained with them, or-containing suggestions for the proposed benefit of the he
eui ipniat.lcieeritre ednitse;:soal Tit: Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 14s. Bd.
7060
100 03
Vauxhall .......... • • 963.- , 20%
information to the effect that the Hon. James markets were filled with wrecked goods and "In order to insure the continued efficiency of the service generally, will be referred by the Australian Company whatever information, experience, Cheese, per imperial stone, A • •
DOCKS.
Buchanan lately offered to the Hon. Millard
commanding or material aid they might possess which would be at all
materials.
service companies at home, and their readiness for im• officer to the Inspector-General of Infantry.
DUBLIN, OCT. 17. • Ito
present the embassy to England. as an in-
useful to them (Cheers.) The next toast was "The Dividend Amount I
-- mediate embarkation, officers commanding corps in the "30. All periodical inspections of depot battalions , • • withof per of ; Paid. Price.of grain
great Seteampacket and other Companies connected Name Comps
There was a moderate supply of every sort
oneness, to
4-lb. 10af...9d. 1 2-ilb.sloodd...tt3
ducement to withdraw from his (Fillmore's) COMMERCIAL. united kingdom will notify to the Adjutant-General on will be made by the Inspector-General of lofaatry. Annum. Share. I
day. 'Wheat meta brisk demand at an advancee
present position as a presidential candidate. NEW YORK OCT. 8. the Ist of each month all casualties and report such "39. When more battalions than one are quartered the Port of Southampton," for which Captain Mangles, ,
is. Prim© oats fully supported the currenciereof 'l4 the
chairman of the West India Mail Company returned £ s. d. £ s. d.
We learn that this proposal was mildly Foreign exchanges are reeler firm, except drafts on
the Commercial .• •• •• .... 5/. pr cent. Stock, stock. - but middling and inferior were tit!, turn in favour °f as, the opinion of t e surgeon, will ten- ,
medical cases in • • h ' • • at a station the senior officer will exercise supreme cone.-
thanks Captain Engledue responded on behalf of
and decorously declined by the distinguished Fill- Paris, which are more freely offered than sterling and er the patient unfit for field duty , the object mend in all matters not purely of a. battalion or rep- . •
East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. _
- buyer. The best qualities of malting barley word . yards
more, with the suggestion that perhaps, after the continental bills. The following rates are the extreme being to keep the head-quartersY mental • at all times ready forwill •11 •the
nature ,he occasiona y exercise batta- Peninsular and Oriental Company. Other toasts appro.
which h priate to the occasion
,followed, and the company did London ....• ....... 51. pr cent. Stock. - I dearer, but other descriptions met a slow sale, a
_ _
14zh of October the distinguished Buchanan might figures asked by brokers to-day :-London 60 days' eight, active servic and unencumbered with useless men or 1. •b • d d form all other duties
ion in riga e, an per East' c,,,lntry - t - • •and t°
' - the close were 6d to is lower. AtO 355
Y not separate till a la`e hour. Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent. - I -
be ready to receive a similar offer. Having thus 109 to 109 s ; Paris, 5 16f to 5 15 ; Antwerp, 5 15 ; materiel. the rules of the service devolve upon officers so placed.
St. Katharine -- ; 4 per cent. Stock. 1 - -
vainly tried to trade with the principal, it is be- Amsterdam 411 to 41a ; Hamburg, 361 to 37 ; Bremen, "7. Depot companies of regiments will be formed into "By command - -••••••••=r•••••••••••=n1
- - outhampton ........ I 35. Os per c. 50 001 50 00 , - 01; ditto new, -s ; barley, new, 18te to 21s 3d / oaf'
or 115
ne 1' 135
794 • Frankfort 41e to 41.7 • Berlin Lei •c
"G. A. WETHERALL, Adjutant General," 'a .. ....... 1 51. yes cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 I -
Victori .. . ,
-s to -s ; ditto, new 13s 6d to 15s 3ci ;here,
oatiale3 • a
laved that Mr. Buchanan next turned his attention c 4 ' ' S 4 ~psi , and battalions under officers specially appointed to command CORPORATION REFORM IN IARNEST.
to 18s 63 ; ra.peseed, 30's Od to 32s Oil per brier . _ sap
ologne, 72j. There is, however, 000 d commercial them. All recruits will be sent to these depots, there The following circular memorandum has just been ad-
JOINT-STOCK BANKS. White wheat, 34c 01 to 378 03 ; red ditto, 32s 0 ld,.
to the Hon. Erastus Brooks, and succeeded in effect-
-...
Od to 153 6(1; bakers' flour, els 6d. to 2;'s Od p ova; '
a er in the market which an be la bu
ht at fully one ing a most delightful arrangement with him. The to be trained and qualified to take their places in the dressed to the army at home and abroad :_. During the last week the City of London has been
Dividend Amount corn, 31s 01 to 35e Od per 480 lbs.
11)3ef cent. below thesev 'rate:: Some of our sterile ranks of the service companies - and all men fit only for
Buchanan men are to vote for Brooks, and the i
drawers are ready to draw at 109 i freely, and th 8 illayg ...,::-ne duty or proposed be' invalided, or who em s,
Brooks men for Buchanan. It is a very good plot, be quoted as the rate for the bulk of the business. With reference to the circular memorandum dated
1 Horse Guards, Sept. 17, 1856, his Royal Highness the town-clerk, announcing that all persons on the Peale- Annum. Share. various causes are unfit to endure the fasigues of service
mentary register who will repair to the chamberlain's ---- -
SBA BORNB MAILS.
but it won't work with the desired smoothness. FLOUR.-The market was dun and sales 'moderate oi‘rlynaeovfhimoftropical climates, will belong to the depot. £s.d.£ s. d.
40 0 0 all 10$
Think of the Hon. John Al.‘Kean, Brigadier-Gc- being confined chiefly to the wants of the East and of the character or those under punishment are General Commanding-in Chief, with the view of putting
tea to the references so continually made by the ere- office, Guildhall, between the hours of 11 and 3, on any Australasia........... ••
......... 120/, per cent.
••••• _
:D9uovtehram..p..to: v1...1;if
d4s. 6d.
'''c
neral Michael Doheny, and Mr. Thomas Francis local trade. Canadian brands were quiet. Southern not to be sent to the depot. All such are best controlled adiste'ir's o• the messmen of regimental messes, is pleased to day during the present month, will be admitted to the hAmerican , 61. per cent. 50 00 09 --.
freedom of the City, and be put upon the poll to vote for commercial of London. ;10/. per cent. 100 0 0 N 0 0 -2.-0
Meagher giving their suffrages for Mr. Brooks. was less plenty, and closed firmer. Corn was lower, at head-quarters, and should any of this description be
E3oneiianni!...... .. .. .. .. .. 15/. per cent. 0
2" 0025 0 0 ,--!4 s'; the night-and Mby the morning-deepatch.)
(Xi signifies that the mails are sent from the And what a blow for the unhappy Fillmore when with sales of 50,000 to 60,000 bushels Western sound sent to the depot, except for other causes, a spec al re t por direct that commanding officers cause public notice to aldermen and common councilmen without any charge.
... i 61. per cent. a
----- , sVIII: •
be given by advertising in the local papers, or by any On Wednesday there was, in consequence, a great rusb Lend. Chil;:1•3•1t7o•f•A•us. I - 20 0 0 all 0 -
he comes to find himself sold out and done for. We mixed, at 66c. to 661 c., part delivered. - Rye was firm, will be made to the Inspector-General of Infantry,
to the chamberlains office, and during the greater part London and County .. ; 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 3;',-7,i
in General Post- fen v4lo_o
COUNTRI/tfii
see no way for him in such an affliction but to seek and held at 92e. to 93c. Oats were in fair request, at "8. No man is to be sent to head-quarters who has other effectual means, that credit is not to be given to
their messmen, and that any bills sent in by tradesmen of the day the chamberlain's
Office, London.* Diapatcho%„..--•*-
consolation in the sympathies of the Hon. Judge prices ranging from 43c. to 47c. not been thoroughly drilled and well-instructed in the for articlesmess
supplied bona fide for the officers' mess will applicants waiting their turn. It appears that so early London Joint-Stock .. ;12/ per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 301;4
Provincial of Ireland... I Bi. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 54% - - ,
_--••••vroitif
Day when made up From vela due '4,
arker. What an affecting scene when the COTTON.-The market was firm at 193 c for middling use of his rifle. not be received after one week from the date of the sup- a compliance with the town-clerk's invitation bad not New.... •• •• •81 er cult 10 0 0 all
„r• ere'
upland., with sales of 600 to 800 bales. The lightness "9. The whole of the records, attestations, &c., are
of Ireland.... 1 6i. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
been ' • ' • d • Ditto,'
• ' •P
• -
a anticipated, and the requisite preparations had not Nation/t America (b United St*
7 E 'ruesday .. Southanll4-
victims of treachery come to shed their tears • plies bein f • g urn!shed.
packet) ........ -I\ yen' -
in of stocks tended to check operations. We saw a private t -
obe in charge of the officers in command of the depot '
Nat. Provincial of Eng. ' 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
each other's bosoms !
"Mesa committees are enjoined to see that the trades- been made for the reception of the applicants. Upwards
Ditto. New ... ;8/ c 0 0 10 0 0 - Anterica (by U. States
telegraphic despatch from a leading house in Mobile to companies, and authenticated copies sent to the service
•• so•• .... reverpoo. •••
.IDS
ack). Every Friday .... Liverpoot...•
~,,
Accounts from Lecompton, Kansas, to the 26th a respectable house, dated 4th October, which quoted men are paid weekly. of 240 were admitted to the freedom, and a great many
. VII
comanies with the P
men when transferred.
dier of course no credit should be given to him, were tired of waiting and went away without under-
Oriental BankCorpora.'Bl,p.ct.&bs. Cor•p•o•r•;. 'Bl. p• •Pcetr.&ebnst.• 252° 0 0 all 47'14 B.coroat()".i:r•il.P. ••• • B
- Australia (via Liver-
South Australia •-• .. 141 p.ct.s. 25 0 0 IP
ult., represent the territory as perfectly tranquil. middling cotton at 121 c., and freights to Havre at lac.l 10."PThe records are to be kept by the senior officer "In the event of the officers'
given being a sol-
-3d 4th and 18th .... Liverpool • .
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of String- A severe frost had occurred on the Ist Oct. in Alabama. f
' each depot, under the supervision of the officer corn-
Ditto (via Marseilles) N ont
. . Chocertgio
cietat arrangements were made by the chamberlain, as• UnionDittoci •170 L0nd0n...... :: : : 3200 t. per r cent.cen.
50 -
120 101 00
-26 Ditto (via Cape of Good
0 0
ellow,SheriffJones, and other pro-slaver leaders.
y FREIGHTS.-Rates continued to maintain a firm tone ' o • - - • -
mending the battalion, who will be responsible for their credit of the regiment should be cried down as provided
by the lkit • -utiny Act-By and, as the going the ceremony. On Thursday morning very ea. Union of Australia- - 301. per cent. 25 00,, 66 pool)
............. ,
sisted by Mr. John Sesvell, the clerk of the chamber. union of Madrid ...•• 1 - 40 0 0 all - Elope) •••• -- •• ••li • . 7, -,
_,,, ~ 601°10
A letter had been received in St. Louis from and to Liverpool about 60,000 to 70,000 bushels of correctness. The attestations are to be filled up and e
The Medical Director-General of the Army, Dr. A.
"G. A. WETHERALL, Adjutant-General." Additional clerks were put on at different tables, and
CANALS. Africa (West Coast) ..N Old of 1,10- cried,. ..,Plymou 10 ,0 ~
..., liot•
Slexandria..........N 10th & 26th o t n o.,Dover ...,%;„, 4
Kansas, dated 14th ult., which states that the Free grain were engaged at 10d., in bulk and bags, and kept by the battalion paymaster, and the third page of
at no time of the day was inconvenient pressure in the
160
10,000 bushels do., in bulk, at 9.1-1., with 700 barrels
State prisoners had been examined before Judge each is to be an exact copy-not an abstract-of the
slightest degree experienced, although upwards of 200 1 • '
Daily ............,Dover ...• • -,,a.
flour at 2s. ; 50 tierces lard at 30e. ; 50 tierces rice at Smith, arrived at Chatham on
Names of Fi Dividend Belgium .............N
ton
Cato, and committed for trial at the April term of original record. Saturday morning for the applied for th® privilege. One of the applicants produced Names of I ,!, Dividend Prf
il .............. To 9th of t,tie m, .. -nth ISO uthamP 160
the Court. 275, 6d, To London about 35,000 bushels grain were s, 11. Savings-bank accounts will form no part of con- PurPose awaking an inspection of the military hospitals the town-clerk's letter, which bore a numbr above Companies. IA , per es' ' Companies. e. 'A
Per Price. Braz
Annum. , 4 nnum. i .-e 0
Buenos Ayres ........114 9th p. he mount. ..; Sou ET cer
engaged at 11c. 111-c in bags, and 1,200 gels, flour at
2 .7 •
with solidated battalion amounts ; they. will be kept sepa- at that garrison, consisting of Fort Pitt Hospital, the 18,000, and it was supposed these figures represented _.------c 4
Several alarming riots occurred in Baltimore on
___ _
us orts IDs
thGaenretrantf.o"l" Is
•
Vario ogi 0 ,
3s A Bremen barque was taken u to load
Prately by the officers commanding the depots.
the number of persons entitled to admission ; but upon 1£ i 1 X ' CAB
alaephxeaamonfda rag loa.
0..
d.. ....
Hope..
.. .... ......
53351
;514
t7thth
haeoof2fot
thtbheeo fmn:moonnottihth.
sS oo
ua t,
hh
aa
min 11,
cit.
r.
os
Cape of Good Hope ..N Uncertain
Sunday, growing out of the excited state of the teb. acco for Bremen at 22e. 6d. There was no change " 12. When it is practicable, a separate orderly-room Garrison Hospital, and the Supplemental Hospital. The
public mind on political matters. The most serious to notice in rates for Havre. Direct -G n
or e eral, accompanied by Dr. J. R. Taylor, inquiry it appeared that the actual number of persons
Barnslev• •• • ,180 - - Neath .. .• • • 100 161. - Ceylon (see India) 10th and 26th 4tb• at.
will be allotted to each depot, or one room for all the de.
talready f
upon the register, who are no either freemen or BrknkdeAbrg 150 41. ; Oxford.... •• iOO - 103 Ceylon ..............N 4th and 2oth
disturbance was caused by a report that a gang of
pots forming a battalion, in which the duties referred to
inspection of the whole of the hospitals, and
C. 8., deputy-inspector-general of military hospitals, madeAshtn &Oldb' 93 71. r• et.' 145 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51 Cape do Verde .......b at, i,. • ,i, 0% ut i•inex" lb t.erigt
_
New York rowdies had been imported. by the a minute •
.Taylor and the other principal officers of thel6 Chill.. - ~.3.4 2d &17tb of month 4 Aue s
liverymen, is not suppesed. to exceed 8,000. The free. Birmingham i -20, 41. ; 90% Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 76 Channel Isles .... ~..1S mot.,•,*,' e,,•,&-Krle•11"t" OP laa.• 00
men entitled to vote at ward elections are estimated atand i
Democrats to participate in the election on Wed- " RAILWAYS AND REVOLVERS IN above and in paragraph 37 may be concurrently con-
ducted. assured Dr T
6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 76 China .-. ••
• ••
- ••
CDoevrbeiyitr.):........ 1110000 251. - Regent's.... 30 • 11
4th and 10th ....
/Dove- ••• •• •• 2 nd t 4...,
neaday. The head-quarters of the Empire Club GEORGIA." "13. Vacancies occurring among thenon-commissioned several hospitals that he was much pleased with the
Coart:oeontrely indebted to the existing Court GrandJanctn; 100 31. pr.ct.
Ellsmre&Chs ;69 2% p.ct. - Somrset Coal 140, - - Constantinople .... ..3i ;10th and 26th....1
~,, ~,„eO,-. 7 e,-,.60ite,,
43 Do. Lk FdSt 121 - - Constantinople ........14th & 20th of an n,
,Dover tover• .:•• ••• zwi"l4
was a special object of hostility. It appears, how- ... officers are to be filled up by the promotion of the most state of the hospitals and the result of his examination.
ode
Do., 6 pr. Ct.; 10 6L pr. ct. 11% Stffrd &Wore 140; 281. 440 Cont. of Europe M P.; NlTwice daily ......
over, that the assailing parties were repulsed. One A correspondent of the Times, alluding to the article deserving individuals in the regiment when it is serving The Daring, 12, Com. G. J. Napier (1852), was towed aobfroriClhtoenstP,mo4loniCouncil for thus throwing open the doors of
Tvtle,4, 1°
the corporation to the whole of the ratepaying inhabi-
Grand Union 100 1/.os. - Stoarbrldge.. "-- 121. 290 Fr
man was shot in the melee, and several others were that has appeared in that journal tinder the above head, at home, or where ready communication can be had with to Chatham docks and from the Nore on Frday evening
145
Grand Surrey, 100 41. - Shrewsbury.. i 25 - - Egructe(1.0.13..1n..d.i.%
3;
lc
hauteur
tants of the City. It . y . y pis ever da s oken of as
- a fact, Kennt & Avril
wounded. says ;-" When I read the letter which appeared in your bead-quarters when the service companies are abroad, by the African steamer, for the purpose of being paid off.
le Greece (see India) I
significant of the growing spirit of liberality, that the Lancaster ..
i 111°0°0 2-51. 4S-33/4,WWaYrwelitik 121 97 x Greytown .......... Ml2nd & 17th of more. South aroPt`rm pall/
,_,n
A heart-rending accident occurred on the 6th columns of yeAerday under the above striking heading I In other cases the officer commanding the depot batta-
lion wil exercise his own discretion in filling up vacancies The Daring has been in commission several years, having
gentlemen who were most forward in advancing this ;Twice. daily.-- Dover ...• - 6,7,
39 63. Od. 6%lSevern and } 6 2/,, _ Gibraltar .......... lid 14,7, 17, 20, 27 • f in. Sout t
a 5,316
'London .... ist ui w"
about half-past nine o'clock, by which three men came at once to the deliberate conclusion that it was a
at the depot from those men vvith the bat been attached to the West India squadron under the
onward movement
,were some of the oldest members of 51. 49% Blrmieng.
.5 1001 -"' 2- aamburgh ..........13 'Daily
-•-• Warwick & / 11
savannah .......... 51 2nd of the month'Southampt, pixy
miserable hoax. The thing carries upon its face the command of Rear-Admiral A. Fanshawe, 'C.B., Corn-
-21 8 Holland ............M Daily Dover ••• 7"" Ott 910
lost their lives. It appears that the steamboat Isaac talion, belong-
ing, of course, to the regiment in which the vacancy the lkorporation, !Known ias !steady sticklers for the eLL
eee
iieccdits
r&t
eanr
N.v.
tr. h
p.
18030
Loughborogh 142 701. 550 Napton- j 100 '
P. Smith ran a trip with the Glencove, in place of utmost improbability. It is, however, so cleverly con- rnander in Chief at that station. She left Jamaica on
ancient rights and privileges of their order. monmouthsh 100 - - Worcstr &I 78 21. 20 15 °2'
the 27th of Auaust and arrived at the Nore on the 15th
100 - -
1 trived, so adroitly written, that a text reader in glancing occurs, and paying due deference to the recommendation . a ' It is supposed that 4,000 or 5,000 at least will take laineittgrimalwrYbsril 1 E•
inning%
- lOs Od. India (via Marsoilles)34 10th&26th of moth Dover .....•
the Armenia, from New York to Albany, and by
inst.
y 100 - - Wilts & Brks
;Dover.... ••
hurriedly over it wouldpronounce it at once a of the senior officer of each depot.
lonian Isles (sag India) -• • •• • •
~ advantage of the proffered boon during the present sElnadra7aeo•nih•a•m-p•t•.•)sam
some means, at present unknown, burst her steam • simply
" 14 Officers regimental
Her Majesty's ship Princess 9l C pt Giff d
Ireland ........M & B Twice daily......llolybead ..•
'stated account of a series of most calamitous occurrences, . cers employed on the recruiting service or
went of of Portsmouth' Royal, ' a-
• a-
' month, so as to get their names on the register for the INSURANCE COM,PANIES. Southampton dli
ni5ben..............el 2d of o 0... - !Bout ~,
chest when near Haverstraw. The engineer and
from its very simplicity deserving of notice. But when at the Royal Military College are to be considered as ensuing year, in order that they may take part in the
both the firemen were so near the chest that a per- noon, and anchored at Spithead ; as did the Urgent,
r pool .
we examine, in the first into the object f such a
place, j o belonging to the depot, and are to be reported •
accord elections of next St. Thomas's-day, which will exert a Dividend Amount Madeira ....... - ..N 23d of month .... Live
Ilt7htti,,,,o2foththeomfoninotnb.. SouthamptoU 4 grid y 9 i 9
,
son on board who saw them says that they were publication at this remote distance, and after so consi- infilY in the proper column in the returns, steam troopship, Commander Phillips, to await further
Malta (see India) 4. 0/ '9l
. * considerable influence over the coming changes in the
literally flayed alive. None of them were killed, derable a period of time has elapsed, we can find no sane " 15. All newly-appointed officers ar'e to • • the orders.
corporate constitution of the City. It is looked upon to
Name of Company.
Annum.per of Paid. Price.
Malta - - .........„ TY 4, 10, 20, and 26,- Dover ......
4thiaod 2
be an unfortunate circumstance that the town clerk's Mauritius (see India)
but it is an utter impossibility for any of them to reason for the writer's bottling up so horrible a secret depot, and officers will be sent to the service companiesi
£ s. d. Z s. d.
Her Majesty's steamsloop Fury, 6, Commander Leckie,
0.. Albion
recover. one not made public even ripen the very spot on which to fill vacancies according to their position on the roster, was swung . • • letter, communicating so important a fact to such a lar
mouth harbour on Saturday, prior to receiving orders to
for the adjustment of her compasses in Ports-
We understand that a warrant from the Govern- it occurred he tells us-and bringing it across the wide " 16. In cases of exchange, the officer will, according number of persons, should not have been sent out till Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.:*& has 100 00250 0 41
proceed on service.!lanricotins - - .... - .1, .24:(Litlihi°3,:.f.rnt.hril."71.O:n. t. 1..).
''',': &mance . and For. 71. 14 6d.b MO 0 0 11 0 0 18u :ftpdi1a,..11................:
i," Ldh&a.l.7.th_of_ mmonnthsouttamptor, ii t li.
• to the rule of the service join that portion of th "
within three weeks of the last day allowed by law for Anchor ........ .... .. 6 per: cent: 5 0 I 0 0 -•'' New lloraainaanelda.. "" * •
meat has been received by the French Consul, Atlantic to hand it to the English 'press, where it could , i p e regi-
The steam gunboat Bustard, Lieut. Collinson, left
.i:,
Dail
,(1. 1e,t.n.... t.t:l'yarious port i
wow/
effect naught save to give the public a most erroneous went to which the officer with whom he exchanged
the registration on the municipal list. The act of Par- Atlas
7.
authorising the arrest of august Perat, Louis Gre-
Portsmouth on Saturday for the westward, &rens Life ......... • • 4Lper cent. 100 00250 0 23 p3linsilia ""e° f . Y " ;1"T '• ""
let, and Eugene Grelet, charged with defrauding i
" and brutal idea of a highly refined and civilised people belonged.
(lament was passed during the last session, and it appears ieoueiainieer .160
The Flying Fish, 6, screw despatch gunboat, Commander Gritissh Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 6% p - *"
.. ''
e. ..;
) 4
. . n o cers return home from orfign service
"17. When ffih f f • '
. -, 17th of mon.; Seeihainpi, /. Ist
It was either written
' ' as a hoax, a retribetion
.of a de:
difficult to find a sufficient reason for postponing the oiericeelled.&Gen.nife spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Port'rii N•a•t•al..,".•• *•
• • ••
-.. -...1., sth of month .. • • ;Various port, jail
the Rothschilds of some millions of francs. Theßoderic Dew, went out of Portsmouth harbour on Satur-
4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 104 e• -i
scription most galling to such a paper as the Times ; or on sick certificate, and their absence on that account ex- announcement of the fact until the middle of October, County ..............
o'ottY ,••••... ~ ~. - N Kvery Saturday.. Dover .• ..7.. Wee
warrant directs that they be brought before the
reeds six months, they will be attached to ' ' e
to depots, any to continue her screw experiments,
Crown .............. 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 - Tammy ~.. ••• •7 ••• •••1' Nily• • ..........IDover .... ,400
else for the vile ofparty politics, to
purposes.
We have been given to understand that during the past
Federal authorities of this city for an examination.andplaces be filled •Her Majesty's ship Raleigh, 50, Commodore the non.le ..„ _ ss. 50 00 5 0 0 71.4 Vonezucle ‘"
. .3/2d & 1 ith ofinoath'Southampio- 1416 '-
powerful effect by being introduced Just before a Prese their by officers of corresponding
week there have been from 1,000 to 1,500 parsons who Equity and Law...-. 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% v„ Dieme.n.ta,:o(*.
H. Keppel, C.B • d 11 b f • d
~ is manned a at a few ratings, an
,e, ..y
The warrant also includes the name of Charles 1 eential election into the columns or a a er of such rank from the depot.
have availed themselves of the privilege. If, ae is anti- europeaneife ... le 20 0 0 as 18 Australia) .... ~ _ 4th and 18th cf m., iner,'-•
1 de,
Carpentier, not y-et arrested.-New York Herald. careful and undoubted aut • P.
P • "8. Officers returning h • •
homy, and at the same time of g home on private affairs are not will be able to leave early next month for the East India
61. 5 0 0 I
514 West Indies -.. _r. . .. ..panttleionthatne,.. 11 it 12...„,./
General.., If
cipated by some, the mass of persons entitled to admis-..
and China station
....••.... 51. per cent. Stock. I ~ 103
The hoyal Gazette of Bermuda, of the 23d ult., so world-renowned a reputation as yours possesses." to be placed on the strength of the depot without the ' Globe
de
skin should nut off their applications to the last week,
A letter from Greytown, Nicaragua, dated the 20th • , •• ' • Globe •:•• •• •• .. .. 5/, per cent. 100 00147 5 0 ) 5514 When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will Der.
says :-" Her Majesty's brig Atalanta, Commander Another correspondent, "A New Englander," also sr ecial permission of his Royal Highness the General
there may not be time to get the names on the register Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent 500 0 0 50 0 0 -
the following day. with the exception of the Indil 00
1.4 sprached on
Pasley, has arrived from Halifax. The Atalauta doubts the truth of the affair, he says :-" Is it not Commanding-in Cbief, ult., gives the following movements of the British aqua-
of the different warde, which must be made out by the Imperii3.lpfe
I9'' ien`hampten) and the Malta, both of which will be despatch"
dron :-" The . , , Imperieuse 51 Capt. Watson, arrived on
11.33 & 3/. 100 0 01 20 0 0 92 '_ "
Indemn.iy Marine....
-li day.. p.e...es ng
brought despatches for the senior naval officer here. somewhat in the llunchausen vein of narrative "19. Tne officer commanding the depot battalian is
Wednesday, the 17th, from Aspinwall, and found lying ward clerks and signed by the alderman on or before the Law Fire .......... -23.8 c 2s. bs. 100 00 I 210 0 31a .•,•---. ,
Admiral Fanshawe wishes to be correctly informed for us to be told that in every one of five duels not. to leave to the senior captain of each depot the selec-
here the 1, Capt. Erskine • the Pioneer, 6, Com- Ist of November. Such neglect will be visited with the Law nite.•• .......... - 100 0o;10 0 0 61j4
tion of men to be sent t •
one of the parties is ' killed ' outright, and the other un- o the service companies, but
invalidity of the privilege for the whole year. Legal and General Life - 50 00' 2 0 0 51/4 „r of
as to the state of the health of the island, and
wander Orion,Mend:i, in the outer anchorage'b
1/. lOs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29% CLARENDON CONSOLIDATED MINING COMpA3I-* of
injured l No 'wounds,' no halfway work ; all as clean will himself regulate the detachment according to the
London
whether it was likely any additional medical aid
Capt. Hth apt. ea cote ;Cossack, 20, Capt. Cockburn ; Intre- I London whip.... - JAMAICA.-On Friday the adjourned general meeting ,
- -, -,
...... ,pa
date of the enlistment of the recruits, provided they are .
and complete as in a play or a tale of fiction, and the
inn A 11 I 95 n n 62 .mr. ..nlysplany Vine held Tli gq ner sharp
will be required. Her Majesty's steamer
Ind, 6, Commander W. Wood • and Victor, 6, Coalman- 711 II ii 1) R 1? ()TLC 111017 TV AVAIITI R r 72 -r _T.iI.CQ nn Marine__.... -- , •
Hermes, un the same side
Commander Crayton, had arrived at Halifax from victory
same

_ ..... v ..- . -•-••- -,-., i. N ,
AMERICA. .
at New York on the 3d inst. The news from Nica vouring to bring his invention into use in this country.
——4 o
. ragna is important. It is reported that the position It would seem to be well worthy the notice of the au-
ARRIVAL OF' THE WASHINGTON. of President Walker had been much improved, thorities at the Admiralty, and it ought to be as much
an appendage of every large ship as its anchor or
SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. both;6oo in military and political resources. He had
The United States mail steamer Wasbington men, Americans and natives, under his coin-
compass.
— wand, and they are represented as in go d health
mails`
with the ail for Germany, France, and Englau' I ' and under perfect discipline. His government was Naval and Military Intelligence.
has
tarrived witth dates from New York to the 4th looked on as established, and it is raid that Rivas
ins.
was repudia• el by all parties. It appears, how- An important circular memorandum was on Friday
The Africa, from Liverpool, arrived oat on the
ever, th it there Atli exists
3d. • . ' amongst some portion evening transmitted from the Horse Guards to the whole
of the inhabitants a determined op-osition to his of the infantry regiments, and their respective depots at
It was reported that the "position of General rule. A party of his opponents ha. Jag entrenched home and abroad. The subjoined is a copy of the done-
Walker at Nicaragua had rnach improved, and themselves near San Jacinto, the President sent a meat :
his Government was lf,oked. on as established. It detachment of 40 men, under Cu!. Macdonald, to " Horse Guards, Oct. 13, 1856.
was said that Rivas v_ias repudiated by all " 1. The system which has hitherto prevailed for the
parties. attack them, but his troops were repulsed with the
The New York noney Market was active. In loss of six men killed and seven wounded When formation of regiments of infantry into service and depot
the Stock Market prices were greatly depressed. the remnant of the body returned to Granada a companies will cease, and the following be substituted,
Cotton market, with advancing prices. party of citizen volunteers, officers from the army, regiments at home being also formed into two portions,
Flour heavy.. Wheat dull, and freights for grain arched to, place, but they were equally unfor-
) like these abroad.
Indies
firmer. mturiate, having been routed with the loss of 15 men "2. Each re
of infantry, except regiments serv-
and local corp, is to be divided as
--
killed, wounded, and missing. The three officers mg in the East
in follows :--
LI VERPOOL, SATURDAY. command—Lieut.-Col. Byron Cole, Lieut. R. Mil -
The British and North American Royal Mail
da Ca t • liken, and Mr. Marshall, a volunteer leader—were
..• .;
steamer Cana , pjaln W. J. C. Lang, arrived among the killed. The enemy suffered very severely.,: ,i 7,. .
t; = • r.• . ..
. g - ~...;
in the Mersey this etening, from Boston and Hali- Another attack was about to be made by artillery on 5 ~,' i'z' 75 l' 5 , I, P t '-: .4'
fax, with 85 passengers, and 537,877 dols. 17c. in the entrenchment. Lemi was still held by the united .2 c..) -2 .• ;I l'' ''' ''')
specie on freight. She sailed from Boston at 12.55 forces of San Salvador and Honduras, but much
on the Bth inst.., and from Halifax at 12.35 a.m. sickness prevailed in their ranks. Over 20 men died 3 Service Companies.. 1 2 8 10 6 6 46 17 800
on the 10th. On the 18th when off Bardsey, sig- daily of cholera. Dr. Livingston is again reported 4 Depot Companies .. •- - 4 4 4
nalised the E•Jglish ship American from Montreal as safe. In Costa Rica cholera was thinning the 10 4 200
--
steering eaFst
• The Canada passed the Royal Mail people, and it is said the army had decidedly refused 1 2 12 , 4 10 6 56 21 1,0121
steamer 3'...fiagara, hence, between Halifax and to again invade Nicaragua. A British fleet,
a "3: The formerits will,the regiment is at
when
Boston. The Royal Mail steamer Africa arrived mounting one hundred and ninety-six guns, lay 'at
and remains over • strength,, as now in many instances,
at New York on the morning of the 3d inst. The Sati Juan, and two additional vessels were daily bear 50 supernumeraly rank and file until they are ab-
RoyrAl Mail steamer Anglo Saxon, hence, at expected. Captain Turley, of New Orleans, who sorbed in the regular establishment, and until which
Que bee, on the 10th inst.
deserted with his company from Walker, was killed recruiting will cease. In cases where a regiment the
Lidvices by this arrival report the safe arrival at with all his men by the Chontales Indians. Hon. service companies of which are abroad has supernurne-
B.alifax of her Majesty's steam-ship Brilliant, 20 Pierre Soule had left Granada for New Orleans. raries, they are to be borne by the depot until absorbed.
guns, and her Majesty's steam ship Pylades, 21 The death of General Estrada, ex-President of "4. The following regiments will, however, be ex-
guns, from St. John's, New Brunswick, which had
tooted at present, and, until relieved from foreign ser-
Nicaragua, is reported. President Walker had
been previously reported wrecked on the coast of vice, will remain as they are now divided—viz., the
held his second levee, at which Colonel Wheeler,
12th, 26th,3Gth, 37th, 45tb,58th, 59th, 65th, 67th, 69th,
North America.
United States Minister, attended. The colonisation
The Presidential election continued to excite and 91st Foot.
decree had been altered and rendered more explicit
" 5. The men composing the service companies must
much attention in the Union. The New York with respect to the rights of settlers.
be carefully selected, and none but those in every respect
Tribune of the 7th says •:—" We have authentic Thereis nothing new from Key West. The
fit for immediate service be retained with them.
information to the effect that the Hon. James markets were filled with wrecked goods and "In order to insure the
continued efficiency of the
Buchanan lately offered to the Hon. Millard materials.
• -- -
Fillmore ili. ,s—i_____ a_ -,-.. _ , ,

WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
--
£ s. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... •• 4,. per ent. 50 0 0 all 77
Kent.... • •
Lambeth ...... •• • •
New River Company 2l. 10s. --
Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0
West Middlesex •• • •
BRIDGES.
Dividend Almlint
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
--,
£ s. d. X s. d.
attnerford.... • • .... 8 7%
Southwark ...... •• .. 100 0 0
Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 0 0
Waterloo ... ... 100 0 0
Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 26%
Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 20%
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Compa per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Commercial ••,. •• .... 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East and West India.. Gt. pr cent. Stock.
East Csantry.•
London ... . •
DUO Bonds 4/. per cent. I
3t. Katharine
outhampton
Victoria I 51. ger cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 I

N.t,ael,nr bileit;!:
C&• .c;%nyp.a.n.l3:l•
- --., - ----- - ----, ttranu ouneutni .... • • .. per cut. IDO 0 0 all 77
1 rought to the notice of the General Commanding-in- The Health of the Chairman and Directors of the Kent .... •• .......... 41, per cots 1100 0 0 - 80
-.---•-.‘,44. e etoyal Mail steamer Africa arrived mounAing one hundred andninety-six guns, lay 'at 3. The former will, when the regiment is at home,
- .100 0
21.105. 0 - 95
b yMi‘aii
rl . Steam ewai nn rcpra. cwkbebt
at New York on the morning of the 3d inst. The Seat Juan, and two additional and remains over its strength, as now in many instance', Chief. through the Inspector• General of Infantry. Cum European s , and w
aAs u
as tcrkanl ioa
wn
51 per cots 100 0 0 -
7' bear 50 supernumerary rank and file until they are ale. " 37. As a general rule, the correspondence of depot
a„tu. I e dßeoeyda l
Southwark aux
ti ied to the friendly rivalry 'which existed between" the west Middlesex •• •• •• • per V.. cent.. 61 0 0 -
- 100
RoyrAl Mail steamer Anglo Saxon, hence, at expected. C • vessels were dail
Captain Turley, of New Orleans, who sorbed in the regular establishment, and until which battalions will be regulated as follows, viz :--2
" 1.. All matters of immediate disci 'ire re uirine the companies. "The Health of the United States' Con-
Que.bec, on the 10th inst.
deserted with his company from Walker, was killed recruiting will cease In cases where a regiment the
BRIDGES.
of • district l3" q e sul, Mr,' Croskey," having- been given, that gentleman,
arrival Lidvices by this report the safe arrival at with all his men by the Chontales Indians. Hon. service companies of? which are abroad has supernurne- cognisance garrison cr courts-martial will be .
Dividend Amoant
Baelitax of her Majesty's steam-ship Brilliant, 20 Pierre Soule had left Granada for New Orleans. varies, they are to be borne by the depot until absorbed, submitted to the officer commanding the battalion, for in acknowledging the compliment, congratulated the
Name of Company. of Paid. Price
E uropean and Australian Steam Naviga,,,iou Company
AnPnetmir . Share.
guns, and her Majesty's steam ship Pylades, 21
be ex.thedecision
The death of General Estrada, ex-President of "4. The following regiments will, however, of the general officer commanding the nearest
fur having made Southampton the port of departure for -
guns, from St. John's, New Brunswick, which had Nicaragua, is reported. President Walker had cepted at present, and, until relieved from foreign ser. station or division,
tneir steamers; for, so far as the other companies fee- ' £ s. d. X s. d.
been previously reported wrecked on the coast of vice, will remain as they are now divided-viz le "2. All applications for leave of absence will be simi-
- - - 8 7f
, at which Colonel
held his second levee, Wheeler,
~ .. e
I.2tb, 26th,3Gth, 37th, 45th,58th, 59th, 65th, 67th, 69th, transmitted. quenting the port were concerned, he was sure the new atingerford..........
- 110 0 0 - -
North America.
early
comerswit would find them all disposed to welcome them Southwark ......••..
United States Minister, attended. The colonisation
Ditto New 0f714 p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
The Presidential election continued to excite and 91st Foot. "3. All matters, whether emanating from a regimental
h a friendly hand • and, on behalf of himself and col. vvaterloe lOO 0 0 - -
decree had been altered and rendered more explicit
depot and affecting it only, or applicable to the whole
" 5. The men composing the service companies must
Ann. of le 14s.- Bd. 60 0 0 - -
much attention
in the Union. The New York with to the rights of settlers.
battalion, involving a change of system or arrangement, les ties, who wereg engaged in the management of various Ditt 'Old * ..,
261
linegs of steamers, he
Vauxha11............ h 11 • 965. 70 10 3 - , 20
Tribune of the 7th says :-" We have authentic respect nothing ' There is new from Key West. The
be carefully selected, and none but those in every respect
fit for immediate service be retained with them. or-containing suggestions for the proposed benefit of the Australian would place at the disposal of the
Company whatever information, experience,
information to the effect that the Hon. James markets were filld with wrecked goods and "In order to insure the continued efficiency of the service generally, will be referred by the commanding..3eittoo Nw ditto ail. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 -
DOCKS.
Buchanan lately offered to the Hon. Millard materials.
service companies at home, and their readiness for ins- officer to the Inspector-General of Infantry, or material aid they might possess which would be at all
useful to them. (Cheers.) The next toast was "The Dividend Amount
Fillmore the embassy to England as an in- -- mediate embarkation, officers commanding corps in the "3g. All periodical inspections of depot battalions
great Strampacket and other Companies connected with Name of Corapa per of I Paid. Frio
ducement to withdraw from his (Fillmore's) COMMERCIAL. united kingdom will notify to the Adjutant-General on will be made by the Inspector-General of lofaatry.
the Port of Southampton," for which Captain Mangles, , Annum. Share.
present position as a presidential candidate. NEW YORK, OCT. 8. the Ist of each month all casualties and report such "39. When more battalions than one are quartered
X s. d. X s. d.
We learn that this proposal was mildly Foreign exchanges are raOher firm, except drafts on medical cases as, in the opinion of the surgeon, will ten- at a station the senior officer will exercise supreme com- chairman of the West India Mail Company returned
thanks. Captain Engledue responded on behalf of the C_ 1. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
and decorously declined by the distinguished Fill- Paris, which are more freely offered than sterling and der the patient unfit for field duty eventually, the object mud in all matters not purely of a battalion or regi-
Peninsular and Oriental Company. Other toasts anero- - i - '2os. per sh. --
Tno"ce with the suggestion that perhaps, after the coutinental bills. The freely rates are the extreme being to keep the head-quartere at all times read for mental nature ;he will occasionally exercise the halts- by priate to the occasion
.followed, and the company
• - did East Ceautry.
London
.... • •
14 .t.l a of October, the distinguished Buchanan might figures asked by brokers to-day :-London 60 days' sight, active service and unencumbered with useless men or lion in brigade, and perform all other duties!soar ateirdcsiaVle.s.t•'india , (le pr cent. Stock. - -
Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent. - I
not separate till a late hour.
,
109 to 109 a ; Paris, 5 16f to 5 15 ; Antwerp, 5 15 ; material.
be ready to receive a similar offer. Having thusthe rules of the service devolve upon officers so placed.
St. Katharine - -
Amsterdam 411 to 41a ; Hamburg, 361 to 37 ; Bremen, "By command . -.--.....
outharnpton -
vainly tried to trade with the principal, it is be- "7. Depot companies of regiments will be formed into -
....... i 5/..gecent. 2O 0 0 . 10 0 0 I -
7C9,i , Fran,lefort, 411 to 41:1 ; Berlin., Lei sic and "G. A. WETHERALL, Adjutant General," loved that Mr. Buchanan next turned his attention battalions,. under officers specially appointed to command CORPORATION REFORM IN IeARNEST. Victoria •• .. •
ologn, 74 There is, however, good commercial them. All recruits will he sent to these depots, there The following circular memorandum has just been ad- ' JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
to the Hon. Erastus Brooks, and succeeded in papereffect-
-•-
in the market which can be bought at fully one. to be trained an qualified to take their places in the dressed to the army at home and abroad :-
d •
During the last week the City of London has been
ing a most delightful arrangement with him. The , per cent. below these rates. Some of our sterling ranks of the service companies - and all men fit only for
deluged with letters from Mr. Sergeant Merewether, per of Paid. Frio
"Horse Guards, Oct. 14.
Name of Company.
Buchanan men are to vote for Brooks, and the drawers are ready to draw at 109 i free) , and this ma • " ' -
Y .....:7me duty or proposed to be invalided,. or who from et
town-clerk, announcing that all persons on the Parlia-Annum. Share.
With reference to the circular memorandum dated
Brooks men for Buchanan. It is a very good plot, be quoted as the rate for the bulk 'of the business. various causes are unfit to endure the fatigues of service ' Horse Guards, Sept.l7, 1856, his Royal Highness the Dividend 1 Amount
but it won't work with the desired smoothness. FLOUR.-The market was dull and sales moderate) or the wear of t ical climates, t will blo the depot. mentary register who will repair to the chamberlain's ---- -
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Think of the Hon. John M'Kean, Brigadier-Go. being confined chiefly to the wants of the East and of thebelong
ar General Commanding-in Chief, with the view of putting office, Guildhall, between the hours of 11 and 3, on any Australasia.......... ,20/, per cent. 40 0 0 all 10$
Men oflead character ormleosse uncle:
a stop to the references so continually made by the cre• day during the present month, will be admitted to the British North American• ; 61. per cent. y
_5OO 00 0
0 20 "0 0 -
neral Michael Doheny, and Mr. Thomas Francis local trade. Canadian brands were quiet. Southern not to be sent to the depot. All such are best controlled titers or the messmen of regimental messes, is pleased to
100 o 0 25 0 0 TO:
Meagher giving their suffrages for Mr. Brooks. wee less plenty, and cloeed firmer. Corn was lower, at head-quarters, and should any of this description be freedom of the City, and be put upon the poll to vote for commercial or London. tl5Ol/.ppeerr cent.ee. ), 1 0
et that commanding officers cause Public notice to aldermen and common councilmen without any charge. c010nia1t0nian......::::::•.... i 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 And what a blow for the unhappy Fillmore when with sales of 50,000 to 60,000 bushels Western sound sent to the depot, except for other causes, a special report
Bk. of Aus. I - 20 0 0 all 0 -
he comes to find himself sold out and done for. We mixed, at 66c. to 661 c., part delivered. - Rye was firm, will be made to the Inspector-General of Infantry. be given by advertising in the local papers, or by any On Wednesday there was, in consequence, a great rush Lond.char.
other effectual means that credit is not to be given to to the chamberlain's office and during the greater part
and held at 92c. to 93c. Oats were in fair request, at "8. No man is to be sent to head-quarters who has
Londn and Westminatr 114/. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 46]
see no way for him in such an affliction but to seek
their In ' bills in - of the day the chamberlain'slarge filled with
sent by tradesmen . .
~ room was London and County .. , 10/. per cent. 150 0 0 20 0 0 3;',:
consolation in the sympathies of the Hon. Jude prices ranging from 43c. to 47c. not been thoroughly drilled and well-instructed in the essmen, and that any
plies furnished.
for articles supplied bona fide for the officers' mess will London Joint• Stock .. ,121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 30
g COTTON.--The market was firm at 122 c. for middling use ee Isis rifle.
Parker. What an affecting scene when
"9. The whole of the records, attestations, sc., are not be received after one week from the date of the sup- applicants waiting their turn. It appears. that so early erDovitintoef,aNieows,.t.7n..... ! fBl..ppeerr cent.cent. 10010 00
00 25
allO 0
....54
Nationel of Ireland.... 1 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
victims of treachery come to shed their tears in of stocks tended to check operations.tahnd the
the
town-clerks
requisite
preparations
invitationhhaadd
nnoott
vat. Provincial of Fne 81 per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
We saw a private to be in charge of the officers in command of the depot "Mes being
been made for the reception of the applicants. Upwards -
each other's bosoms !
s committees are enjoined to see that the trades- Ditto. New . ••
'• % 8/. P••••• •• , . per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
abeecnomaPnitliacnipcaetewdi,
telegraphic despatch from a leading house in Mobile to companies, and authenticated copies sent to the service
of 240 were admitted to the freedom, and a great
47?
men are paid weekly. many Oriente:4 B ank Corpora. 'B3.p. ct&bs. 25 0 0 all
Accounts from Lecompton, Kansas, to the 26th a respectable house, dated 4th October, which d '
quote companies with the men when transferred.
were tired of waiting and went away without under- South Alistralla :•= • .. 141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 IP .-
ult., represent the territory as perfectly tranquil. middling cotton at 121 c., and freights to Havre at lie- " 10. The records are to be kept by the senior officer "In the event of the officers' messsmen being a sol-
as the going the ceremony. On Thursday morning very effi- UnDuiTteor..A.ustralia....... LOtt..ppeerr
eceennl.. 25 0 0
2ib 0 66
dier, of course no credit should be given to him,
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of String- A severe frost had occurred on the Ist Oct. in Alabama. I of each depot, under thesupervisionof the officer rn-
..l
.o ce credit of the regiment should be cried down as provided eietat arrangements were made by the chamberlain, as union of Zon••do•n•.::... 20.1. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 26
fellow,SheriffJones, and other pro-slavery leaders. FREIGHTS.-Rates continued to maintain a firm tone ' •
e mending the battalion, who will be responsible for their b the M• y utiny Act,-By command, slated by Mr. John Sewell, the clerk of the chamber. union of Madrid ... •• 1 - 40 0 0 all -
A letter had been received in St. Louis from and to Liverpool about 60,000 to 70,000 bushels of correctness. The attestations are to be filled up and
"G. A. WETHERALL, Adjutant-General."clerks wereput on at different tables, and
Atdditio.nal
inconvenient
in,
CANALS.
Kansas, dated 14th ult., which states that the Free grain were engaged at 10d., in bulk and bags, and kept by the battalion paymaster, and the third page of
no time of the day was pressure the
10,000 bushels do., in bulk, at 9.1-1., with 700 barrels The Medical Director-General of the Army, Dr. A.
State prisoners had been examined before Judge each is to be an exact copy-not an abstract-of the
slightesta degree experienced,althoughupwards of
200 1 Dividend
flour at 2s. ; 50 tierces lard at 30a. ; 50 tierces rice at original record. Smith, arrived at Chatham on Saturday
morning for the Names of Ip, Dividend Price. , Names of 2...4 , per _
Cato, and committed for trial at the April term of
applied for th® privilege. One of the applicants produced
275. 6d. To London about 35,000 bushels grain were " 11. Savings-bank accounts will form no part of con- purpose of making an inspectionofthe - •
military hospitals the town-clerk's letter, which bore a number above Companies. Companies. e. .
4 Annum. inc
the Court.
il c; ' Annum.per , ,
engaged at 11e. 1112-c., in bags, and 1,200 brls, flour at solidated battalion accounts ; they. will be kept sepa. at that garrison, consisting of Fort Pitt Hospital, the 18,000, and it was supposed these figures represented _ '---' ____ _
Several alarming riots ocdurred in Baltimore on
Sunday, growing out of the excited state of the tabacto for mßezmbeanrqaute2;:as6dtakvbetiTvt,:s loadc. %ay:at rately by the
.officers commanding the depots.
h ge " 12. When it is practicale a separate or D• '
Garrison Hospital, and the Supplemental Hospital. The the number of persons entitled to admission ; but upon
inquiry it appeared that the actual number of persons £
Z '
Ashtn &Oldh' 93 71. p. et.! 145 Macclesfield. 100. 2/. 10s. 51
public mind on political matters. The most serious to notice in rates for Havre. will be allotted to each depot, or one room for all the de. Director-General, accompanied by Dr. J. R. Taylor,
upon the register, who are not already either freemen or Barnsley •• • • ,160 - , - Neath ...... 100 16/. -
BrknkecAbrg 150 4/. 0xf0rd...... 100 - 103
disturbance was caused by a report that a gang of
pots forming a battalion, in which the duties referred to C. 8., deputy-inspector-general of military hospitals, -, made .
_____
liverymen, is not supposed to exceed 8,000. The free- Birmingham i eo; 41. 9014 Peak Forest. 78: 51.05. 76
New York rowdies had been imported by thea minute inspection of the whole of the hospitals, and
to vote atwardestimated C nte -1100 251. - Regent's.... 30. 1/ ove -y.. 16
above and in paragraph 37 may be concurrently con-
men entitled
Democrats to participate in the election on Wed- " RAILWAYS AND REVOLVERS IN
ducted. assured Dr. Taylor and the other principal officers of the
about 5,000 to 6,000. Derby • •....100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 IL 10s. 76
nesday. The head-quarters of the Empire Club GEORGIA." "13. Vacancies occurring among thenon-commissioned several hospitals that he was much pleased with the
The public are entirely indebted to the existing Court GraneJanctre 100 31. pr.ct.
Ellsmre&Chs 69 2afp.ct. - Sornrset Coal 140, - -
43 Do. LkFdst 121 - -
was a special object of hostility. It appears, how- -s officers are to be filled up by the promotion of the most
state of the hospitalsand theresultof his
examination.
of Common Council for thus throwing open the doors of rCt'lo 6L pr. et. 11 is Sffird &Wore 0, 281. 440
14
over, that the assailing parties were repulsed. One A correspondent of the Times, alluding to the article deserving individuals in the regiment when it is serving the Daring, 12, Com. G. J. Napier (1852), was towed
the corporation to the whole of the ratepaying inhabi- u
_Draon.,d6p .re .
ar 100 41. -' Shrewsbury..
man was shot in the melee, and several others were that has appeared in that journal under the above head, at home, or where ready communication can be had with to Chatham dock% ard from the Nore on Frday evening
ants of the City. It is every day spoken of as a fact Grand Union' 100 1/.os. - Stourbrldee.. !,1 121. 290
, Kennt & Avril 39 6s. Od. 614 )Severn and'
' 2/ -
wounded. says :-" When I read the letter which appeared in your bead-quarters when the service companies are abroad. by the African steamer, for the purpose of being paid off. t. f the growing spirit of liberality, that the Lancaster -1100 - - wye Valhi 26 •
A heart-rending accident occurred on the 6th, columns of yesterday under the above striking heading I In other cases the officer commanding the depot batta- The Daring has been in commission several years, haying significant ° •
gentlemen who were most forward in this
' 251 4S3Y W 1 & Leeds &Livrploo . . 4 arw ek 1 2/. 25
about half-past nine o'clock, by which three men came at once to the deliberate conclusion that it was a lion wig exercise his own discretion in filling up vacancies been attached to the West India squadron, under the
s„ onward movement were some of the oldest members of r,•
advancing Leicester.... I 100 51. 4914 Birming. j 100
lost their lives. It appears that the stoamboat Isaac miserable hoax. The thing carries upon its face the at the depot from those men wish the battalion, belong- command of Rear• Admiral A. Fanshawe ,C
B
mender in Chief • '
at that station. She left Jamaica on
' C.B. ' C°-- the goorporation, renown lag- !stead sticklers for the 1,0
etucstr a i'' Nth' 83 - -- Warwick &i
ghborogh.l42 •
701 550 Napton- a 100 21' 8
P. Smith ran a trip with the Glencove, in place of utmost improbability. It is, however, so cleverly con- mg, of course, to the regiment in which the vacancy
the 27th of August, and arrived at the Nore on the 15th ancient rights and privileges of their Order. monmouthsh'loo - - Worcstr &I
Mntgmeryslal 100 - - Birming. 78 21. 20
the Armenia, from New York to Albany, and b., 1 trived, so adroitly written, that a text reader in glancing occurs, and paying due deference to the recommendation .
inst. It is supposed that 4,000 or 5,000 at least will take
MeltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks. -10 s. Od. -
Y hurriedly over it would renounce it at once a simply of the senior officer of each regimental depot.
advantage of the proffered. boon during the. present
some means, at present unknown, burst her steam
• - " 14. Officers em I don therecruitingservice Her Majesty's ship Princess Royal, 91, Capt. Giffard,
statedaccountof •13
ofcalamitous
,
month so as to get their names on the register for the INSURANCE COM,PANIES.
chest when near Haverstraw. The engineer andwent of out of Portsmouth harbour on Saturday after. . ' . - - in
from its very simplicity deserving of notice. But when at the Royal Military College are to be considered as ensuing year, in order that they may take part ilia
both the firemen were so near the chest that a per- we examine in the firstplace,• object*
into the of such a belongingto the depot,and to be d
are re accord. noon, and anchored at Spithead ;as did the Urgent,
elections of next St. Thomas's-day, which will exert a Dividend Amount
steam troopship, Commander Phillips, to await further
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price
son on board who saw them says that they were publication at this remote distance, and after so consi- ingly in the proper column in the returns.
. considerable influence over the coming changes in the
Annum. Share.
orders.
literally flayed alive. None of them were killed, derable a period of time has elapsed, we can find no sane •‘ 15. All newly-appointed officers are to sin the
Her Majesty's steamsloop Fury, 6, Commander Leckie,
Z s. d. Z s. d.
but it is an utter impossibility for any of them to reason for the writer's bottling up so horrible a secret- depot, and officers will be sent to the service companiesbe an unfortunate circumstance that the town clerk's
was swung for the adjustment of her compasses. in Ports-
recover. one not made public even upon the very spot on which to fill vacancies according to their position on the roster,
mouth harbour on Saturday, prior to receiving orders to letter, communicating so important a fact to such a large
:, and 7l 14s 6d bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 18
We understand that a warrant from the Govern- it occurred he tells us-and bringing it across the wide " 16. la cases of exchange, the officer will, according
proceed on service. number of persons, should not have been sent out till niiTtAtarine ... * . •
.... Se p.e.Sebs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 41e,
went has been received by the French Consul, Atlantic to hand it to the English 'press, where it could to the rule of the service, join that portion of the regi-
The steam gunboat Bustard, Lieut. Collinson, left within three weeks of the last day allowed by law for Anchor ........•..... 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 -
I went towhich theofficer withwhom h
e exchanged the registration on the municipal list. The act of Par- Atlas
effect naught save to give the public a most erroneous
&rels Life .........•• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 23
authorising the arrest of A.ugust Perot, Louis Gre-
Portsmouth on Saturday for the westward, .
and brutal idea of a highly refined and civilised people. belonged.
'lament was passed during the last session, and it appears Gritesh commercial . 7/. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 63i
let, and Eugene Grelet, charged with
TheFlvingFish 6 screwdespatchzunboat Commander
defrauding It was either written ae a hoax, a retribetion of a de- " 17. When officers return home from foreign service •e - ' ' • - ' difficult to find a sufficient reason for postponing the cierici.;led.&Gen.Life. Spr et.& bs. 100 0010 0 0 the Rothschilds of some millions of francs. The Roderic Dew, went out of Portsmouth harbour on Satur-
4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 104
scription most galling to such a paper as the Times • or on Sidle certificate, and their absence on that account ex- announcement of the fact until the middle of October, County ..............
warrant directs that they be brought before the coeds six months, they will be attached to the depots, day to continue her screw experiments.
Crown .............. 17s. Od 50 0 0 5 0 0
else for the vile ofparty politics, to produce'
purposes
We have been gives to understand that during the past
ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0 7'i
Federal authorities of this city for an examination.d h • 1. b fill d b ' Her Majesty's ship Raleigh, 50, Cominodore the Hon. Eagle..
powerful effect by being introduced just before a Presi- an t err p aces e e. y officers of corresponding
week there have been from 1,000 to 1,500 parsons who Equity and Law-- 414 per cent. 12000
00 00 5
allo 0 51.5,
The warrant also includes the name of Charles 1 dential election, into the columns ot a paper of such rank from the depot. H. Koppel, C. 8., is manned all but a few ratings, and
have availed themselves of the privilege. If, as is anti- European Life ... 11.
will be able to leave early next month for the East India
61. 50 0 I 51.6 General. *I If
Carpentier, not yet arrested.-New York Herald, careful and undoubted authority,andthe •
at same time of "8. Officers returning home on private affairs are not
cipated by some, the mass of persons entitled to adnois- ..
The Royal Gazette of Bermuda, of the 23d ult., so world-renowned a reputation as yours possesses." to be placed on the strength of the depot without the and China station.
Globe ...•• .... 51. per cent. Stock. ,. 103
off • • •
stun shouldput u their applications to the last week, a di..„ MO 0 0' 47 5 0 551'
A letter from Greytown, Nicaragua, dated the 20thuar e 1,.......... 5/, per cent. 5 0 0
says :-" Her Majesty's brig Atalanta, Commander Another correspondent, " A New Englander," also special Permission of hie Royal Highness the General
there may not be time to get the names on the register Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent • 0
•0 I 50 0 0
) ----'1
ult., gives the following movements of the British squa-
12s. 100 0 0' 10 0 0 1914
Palley, has arrived from Halifax. The Atalanta doubts the truth of the affair, he says :-" Is it not Commanding-in Chief,
drop •-" The Itnperieuse 51 Ca t Watson arrived
, ,
.p . . ,
.on of di I'm erial Life
the different wards, which must tie made out by the P . . • _ 0i 20 _
Marine.... 11.3 s & 3/. 100 0 I 0 0 9z
brought despatches for the senior naval officer here. somewhat in the relunchausen vein of narrative "19. Tne officer commanding the depot battalien is
Wednesday,' the 17th, from Aspinwall, and found lying ward clerks and signed by the alderman on or before the Llndenp.te
.. •• 23.& 2s.bs. 100 0 0 2lO 0 3S
Admiral Fanshawe wishes to be correctly informed for us to be told that in every one of five duels not to leave to the senior captain of each depot the selec.
here the Orion, 91, Ca •' • ' - Ist of November. Capt. Erskine ;the Pioneer, 6, Cum- . ' Such neglect will be visited with the erv;Llite.•••• ................ - 100 0.-lio 0 0 eite
one of the parties is ' killed ' outright, and the other tin- lion of men to be sent to tho service companies, but
invalidity of the privilege for the whole year. Legal and General Life - 50 00' 2 0 0 s',i'!
as to the state of the health of the island and
wander Mends, in the outer anchorage ; the Archer, 17,
11. 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 204
injured I No 'wounds,' no halfway work ; all as clean will himself regulate the detachment according to the
London
whether it was likely any additional medical aid
C t Heathcote •• Cossack 2
ap . ~ 0, Capt. Cockburn ; Intre- - - London Ship.... -
and complete as in a play or a tale of fiction, and the date of the enlistment of the recruits, provided they are
28 0 0 62
Marine.- - -
will be required. Her Majesty's steamer Hermes
pig, 6, Commander W. Wood ;and Victor, 6, Coalman- MURDEROUS HIGHWAY ROBBER T.-LOSS OP
in all respects fit for service.
31.9
victory tin the same side throughout."
eree.inviidesoen. Life 414/. per cis
59 0 0 2 0 0
der De Horsey, with the Dee mailpacket • in the harbour, TWO HUNDRED POUNDS. elinerva •• .......... 5/ p. et. 20 0 0 20 0 -
Commander Crayton, had arrived at Halifax frou:
" 20. With a view to prevent any misunderstanding "
Jamaica. She had lost her surgeon, gunner, pay- or delay, and in order that every officer may be prepared The Pioneer. on the 18th ; the Arrogant, 46, Capt. -so Monarch •• •• •• •• •• .. - 50 0 10 0 1/.
ma.ster carpenter, and several of her crew, by fever. THE SUBMARINE SYPHON. to take his tour of duty when instructions are received Lyster, is expected daily from Jamaica with a collier •1 0 Thursdaynight last, murderous and dl
; a a mur covvar y National Loan Fund 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 n
Palladian Life • • W. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 3%
50
It was reported that the Hermes would leave Hali- for him to join the service companies, a rester is toships had completed • • ' '-
the provisions from an American robbery was committed on the person of Mr. John -
- ' - -
180'A
_
vessel chartered here for that purpose. I have seen by the Whittaker, farmer and cattle-dealer, of Thryberg, near pelican.... ••
- -.-• - -
fax on her return to Jamaica. Yellow fever On Saturday an experiment was made in the Thames be kept of the officers with the several ranks with the
-
5 0 010 0 -
nailed to a great extent in the parishes of War pre-.
in frontiHouses with depot companies,and•* be •
o the new of Parliament, a it is to considered as ageneral papers that the shipping in the West Indies is reported Rotherham, Mr. Whittaker had been to York cattle Professional Life•• .:•••• Si. per cent.
00 0 0 10 0 0 38.4
WlCk
to have been suffering much fromyellow fever ; itis true f •
air, and had returned to Masbrough by a late train, Provident Life........ I/. ssis& bs. 1 5 3 0 010 0 0,1
and Somerset. It was carried to the •
island in June I novel and ingenious divisg apparatus bearing this rule that such officers as may have been for the longest
Rock Life.......... .. all 275
last by H.M.S. Malacca." designation, the invention of M. Danduran, a French period at home or absent from the service coca • - that two or three of the ships have had fever on board, arriving there about eleven o'clock. At York ha had•cent. Stock.
Royal Exchange ...... god. per 248
ll
Panie'' and there have been some fatal cases but lem happy in • h• d ui ib f h
, . pure ase an i er o 8 eep, which he had ordered to Sun Fire •• ..... 6/. 10s. _
By way of Bermuda we have news from Barba- civil enginGer, now on a visit to this country, and whether on leave or with the depot, shall be the first to
-
being able to tell you that the squadron oil Greytown be sent to Swinton, but the money he had left, Ditto Life .••
• It. 145. '2O 0 0 40 0 474
after pay- ea& bs.
does and Grenada. The hest Indian, of Barba- already known in Paris for several useful contriv- proceed to the service companies.
has been and is at this moment healthy." ing for the cattle, amounted to the large emu of 21'0/ United Kingdom •
•• •• •
4LP. r cost, too 0 0 19
129 0 40
armee. The trial of this instrument made under the di- " " ' '
i • Universal Life .•• ••••• . • per 4 6 sai
does, of Aug. 25, says :-" The sugar crop will be , „ -1. 10 insure a due observance of these orders it is The sere, steamship St. Jean d'
Acre, d Acre, 101, Captain Alter alighting at Maebrou •11 whi 1• . 5/. per cent. -
section of M. D ittduran himself was witnessed b several directed that, on the leftside of
the nam.es of thecap-e , C 144 about a mile Victoria Life •• .. •• ••
3,560 }Aids., which is 1,000 less thau that f 1855, eeie„tirie
George St, Vincent King, from the Baltic, last from from Rotherham, he
gentleneen and others'well ' ' Y .
a, de to form a cote teine lieutenants, and respectively in the monthly proceeded to walk thither interd-
COTTISii COMPANIES' PRICES.
and 2,800 less than in 1854. Four or five weeks' rain rest opinion of its mertts, includir I‘ I% ' ensigns . Portsmouth arrived on Saturday at Plymouth, where leg, in cans„quenee
ef , t •
g Ir. Char ter, the returns and effective states of the depot companies, the ' e • tne large amount of cash ho had LIST OF S -
-
was required to give the young canes a fair start." secretary of the Royal Humane Society ; Mr. Peee, the fi 'tires 1, 03 &c are to be marked in red ink depot- her crew are to irt! aid ••T. iii hie poeseesion, to remain there the whole of th ;,,,e' ' - Dividend I Amount
The ecrew mortar-lrigate Forth, 12, Capt. Lord John IHe went to the Wheatshe C I'l. h
From Guayana we leant from a correspondent principal engineer at the new bridge, Westruinete;; and irlr's-, ' " ' h k • '
g the re succession of officers of each ran to loin ,
e_ pueac-house eir teat purpose, Name of Company.
Annum. I Share.
writing on the 9,,h, that cholera was still very pre-
ia,ilr. Graham, the resident eegineer there, the two latter the service companies; and the date of their joining the CB • to the sheer-hulk in 11 • •
1,1:y, . . , was warped a'alodz on 1 but the place being closed he went forward. Oe his way .
_______........- _ „-
• turday, and had her masts taken out. The will
£ s. C. X s. d.
whom have had ;;rear .x silence in
4., •. p -
valent there, carrying yellow fever and smell pox
lie 'doff Pl h
pai at ymout on and she will be , . et. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 20`1/0s
I • bll i wino.- e s while the foundations of the intended -true the ce umn appropriated for
e • that purpose. ., , ~Wednesday, ~,ate, and there drank a portion of three pennyworth of rtani.r.:ATetniacnodinp.a.,-y
Si. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230-/Os
in its train. 111-tyaguez was ravaged by cholera,
lure Were b • 1 • - eing aid. A coineltee and efficient apparatus .. ete. Tile formation of bands of music at the nar'ers placed in We sec mu-ciasS steam reserve.
and many of its leading settler:. had died of the for
conducting sehmeari
ne uperatione wi.li ease, at. cun- of the UPI) .t 9 is strictly forbidden, and the instgructi"o'es. The screw steam-ship Extnouth, 91, Captain Hari gin. He then proceeded homewards, Tbry ie
ber- bei.°' rdalletirioniein Bank .. - . W. per cent. 10 0 0 210 n 4/ 2s6d about three mile: frain the place. On arriv!rigae‘ Ite•iol:i,,,rriaria, 1,,.,„: 14.7 cent.
,12coigg lt())
04 0 Rills
epidemic. Sottie of the planters had loet as many- ; i LI 1 i
Satier.ivid eeptas below the surface, has long been a deei- contained in the circular memorandum of Feb. 12, 1845* Byres, C. 13., in Plymouth Sound, is ready for sea an lilacs called palton Brook, where there ?a .1. public-sed he 6 Yn'ireneracial hank •• 71. per cent.,sso 0 0 100 0 0 233.5/(6):
as 100 labourers, and from 40 to 60 had been taken deraturo. The ordinary diving-bell, diving-helmet, and are to be en(orced. Four drummers being allowed on the will probably sail to-morrow (Tuesday) for Lisbon: • ..nd •
house, he again tried to get a bed, but being closed
' 25 0 010 ,
from others. A severe drought Ina:Nailed there, other similar cantrivances, though answerin; the purpose eetibliAment of depots, six actirg drummers trill be per- Cadiz. The screw steam-ship Gesar, 90, Captain John I• ' .-"' The--remainder of the way was Eant7n&llaiks.o7o.;•... :..
36f.i per [ cent.c 50 0 0 0 121 8s
again went forward.
~ 5 0 0 4/ 18s
and the canes had suffered very much. fer whicls they were designed with more or less tflieiency, tnitt,d, thus givicg 10 drummers and acting drummers Robb, from Portsmouth, is expected to join the Exmouth very lonely, and before, he had got very . , far be saw four I,lleharere BnCof Scot..
.....
From South America the news is unimportant, have never, it is said, overcome a difficulty incident to a number considered sufficient to meet the der nand' in the Channel'
s
tnen standing at the o t b tt on of Winnoy-hill. The were National.Balik •••• .. 614 per cen. 00 0 0 i 0 0 0 ,01,, 0,
On the 14th of June last, a treaty, having for its them all, arising /rem the ieereased pressure of the air which may eccasionally be ivade by the eervice companies. The paddle-% heel steam -sloop Itiflexible 6, Commate from 80 to 100 yards before bin. When he gotu P to iN-to"erthla'n7ceotf.:seedoltir. :t; Ppeerr ceee"ntt .2°
0. 100 0 ~ ',4 1g a 5/2sel
ject the opening of the waters of the Upper e iihin the apparatus as it descends loNer in the water, "23. se.- under the system of forming depots int ) bet der Corbett, is appointed to leave Plymouth Sound to- them the men surrounded him, and tried to secure him, U„
ion iion Bank of Scot. ••• 8/. per 100 0050 e ° 143‘ es
and the robbers repeatedly dealt Western Bank- -.. .. 7/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 e g 103/08
Paraguay river to navigation and commerce, was which renders it unsafe for a human twine te deecend ta!ions a steff will be authorised for each battalion, the morrow for the East Indies and China, and •will be ac- He struggled with them,
rugg e
At length they got .elliance Fire and Li,e.. 814 Ler cent. 100 0 0 11 42/ Os
duly ratified between Paraguay and Brazil. By much more than about 40 feet, for, with the pressure major and assistant-surgeon heretofore posted to the cempented by the gunboat Starling. him very heavy blows on the head..
British Guarantee . .. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 16/154
them, "If you
and he said to.
. „ Caledonian
(0) 0 1/ 13s
this treaty is opened an outlet for the fold, silver, increasing at is rapid rate as the instrument sink=, the depots, will remain with head-quarters, and no acting The crew of the flagship Impregnable, 104, Captain him on the ground,Fire Incur . 10/.per cent. 100 0010 0 25/ Os
precious stones, and valuable woods 'of ar ,i diver, withuut some means of couaterecting it, would regirnentai etaff o tiler of officers or non-commissioned Charles Wise, at Plymouth, housed lower yards and murder rae you will have to account for it another time. City of Glasgow Lile -6/. per cent. 0 0 2
by the leg, and felt Coonial Life ......... 5/.per cent. 50 0 0 0 0 11 5s
&....4ii
Ile stuck fast to one of the robbers
1 0 0 5/ tis
hitherto almost unknown to commerce, but ewith soon reach a limit at which respiration would be impos- officers will be required. topmasts on Thureday for the winter.
trembled very much, but tee villain, in order to Edinhureh Life Insure 6/. percent. 100 0 0 1
n n 1 15 0 0 '29/ 3,
The steam-Gunboat Starling 2, from Portsmouth ar- that he nee & Scot, Law Life si.eer cent 50
which the reports of Lieutenants Herndon and •
sib's' This great difficulty has been overcome by the con- "24. The returns formerly prescribed to be furnished
rived on Wednesday at Plymouth,' where h defects willrenderMr. Whittaker insensible, struck him repeatedly Life Assoc. of 3c,01,,and GI per ce t. 10 - v " oit 8s
Gibbon, of our trivance of M Danduran, which is as simply as it is by the service and depot companies respective) .
vely when the•
' 1 head with whip stock, to the end Nations; :,.are and Life 6/.• per cent. 0 0 0 110 06/ 10i
navy, have made our readers M.
some-
be made good prior to sailing for the East Indies. and violently over t toivi a
0 0 1
0 0
21 0
what familiar. effective. His apparatus consists of a copper bell, in head•quarters were abroad, will also be furnished when
At length the North British insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 - -3
The Danish screw frigate Niels Jue7, 43, Commodore of which was fastened a ball of. lead..
seems!' Union Insrnc. 714/. prcent. 2, 0 0 I 20 0 0 36/Ios
shape not unlike an ordinary umbrella partially col- both portions of the regiment are at home.
red motiey in gold, and silver, ,
~
0 i i 0 e it 15,,
---- ,
C. Treni4er, was towers alongside the hulk in Hamoaze fellows lava secu
Stendard Life ........ 5/. per cent, 50
MEXICO. lapsed, fitted with glass plates, and sufficiently large to "2re, Commanding officers of depot battalions cannot
cover the diver to the waist. Beneath this is slung a have too strong a sense of the importance of their corn• on Thursday, and on Friday received her maininitet, to the amount of about, securing 2OOl. After .
the impudence to
•United 1)0 Assnrance .5/. eee , ' 0 I 7 0 s 201 Os
.ent. 10 0 0 J 1 0 0
A correspondent in Matamoros, Mexico, fur- saddle of lead, weighing nearly 1501 b., which series the wands. The efficiency of the service co • mpanies o regi-
f * which had aeen fished at the Devonport dockyard. On this large sum the robbers had
you got a watch ?" He had not, and MISCELLANEOUS.
nishes a statement of the political influences double purpose f ' for the diver d f • •
Which o a convenient seat - Saturday her crew got lower rigging over mazthead, top coolly ask, " Have
the thieves then dragged him, bleeding profusely from
produced the late revolution •
in the northern por- of sinkine the bell in a vertical direction A strone gees e depend upon their exertions andabilities,
The hired transport schooner math, Alice, Capt. Thos. several wounds on the head, a little further up the need. Name of Company. Dividend Amount
POT
lion of that country, and chronicles the gotta perAa tube, about an inch and a half diameter, '' eee 2
of I Paid. Price.
progress of 6. Allsun officers will in the first instance
(a 4
Bishop, with Government stores from the Thames, for Traces of blood were afterwards found on the place _ Annual. Share.
the Vidaurri movement against President is passed through the boll, entering at one side and directed in l5 •in their respective depots,'
Comon- •b art. ),
.io . there to
Corfu, put into Plymouth Sound on Saturday, with loss where he had been dragged, and also the murderous
fort, in a series of letters dated the 20th and 27th coaling out at the corresponding oneon the other, on a e taught the rudiments of their profession, and on
weapon with which he had been beaten. When he was Assam 'lea ..........
5/ S. d. , 4 s. d.
,50 0 0 20 0 0
of Aug. and 6th of Sept. It appears that General line with the mouth of the diver when he is seatel tue degree of attention aid to their instruction' will de of jibbootie dec.
The Devastation, 6 guns, paddlewheel steam , sloop left by the fellows Mr. Whittaker was in a very weak Auctien e1art.....„ .. 2,,
O. • Australian A ••• st Per cent., 50 0 0 -
b
Vidaurri, demanded the removal of Co in3ele. Both ends of this tube are kept above water, pend their future advancement and their value as officers,-
laY and exhausted condition. He managed however however, to ..feulturl I/ Is '
monfort from
Commander Edward Marshall, left Sheerness yesterday a ,
, Australian Trust .... Rt. . • 100 0 o 17 10 0 23
the position of President Substitute whatever depth the diver may descend, and t) that poi- 27. Exclusive of the ordinary drill, commanding offi-
call at Ports-of M •
creep along tee road to the house r. Stringer, Inn- kustranan Royal Mall Per cent - 25 0 0
,on the ground •
e tion of it which comes in contact with his lips a flex- cers will be held responsible that ad are well acquainted morning under Admiralty instructions to
5/. 10 0 0 all
that he had violated the plan ot-Ayutla •
ler which is about 400 yards from the spot where the Anglo-Mexican Mint .
,in endea- ible mouthpiece is attached, perforatedi libkedan ordinaryb with those parts of their duty contained in paragraphs 1 mouthTi for her final orders.
tish American Lan•d 11151e°s• 10 0 0 all -
Touring to render all the States entirel subrespirator,h which he .
, store-ship, Captain John robbery was committed. The servant, a young man Bri
vient to central rule. Yidaurri also demanded tits with oz,
d eut to hold re,..;:ril
only
enabled
toti 0
tlr breath to
4t
bll,olnputil inclusive
,thaebdtut memorandum dated the
BorlateseMCeir&T, frigidn:t Sheerness yesterday morn- named Win. Widdowson, was up, and immediately lot Canada
e;C'eni.ii.• ..
Q. percent.i 100 -0
0 i '3121 1: g 411T18 :
inauguration of Juan Alvarez as President pro the persons in charge of the apparatus at the surface, upon them to assemble the officers t purposeleaistt is incumbent
ing from Constantinople, last from Portsmouth, where him in. Some neighbours were then called up, arid Dr. I Ditte,P6 per cent°,ll(.l! .5/.. per cent. -
per cent. - - -
- ill
tempore, until the new constitution, then under who are thus put in a position to direct his submarine to be examined by the majors or themselves onethaewsub- she landed invalids and part of her military and naval Blythman, of Swinton, was sent for• He was then con. i City Neeigation Bonds 61 percent,
e
veeed hotne, where the doctor saw him abeut 3 o'clock_ I Electric Telegraph __ e ___ - - -
- --- •
discussion, should be formally Passed by Congress operations with comparative ease. When, Under the jests there enumerated. Commanding officers shenie stores.
_. -
eral oromulaated. n eomonfort deriving els-_' •-.'' ...,;‘,.:---.4:- ei e

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
--.--- -
X s. d. £ s. d.
Australasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 10$
British North American , 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 Ol .-
Commercial of London. 110/.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial .............. 151. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 203
10nian................ 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 ~..
Gond . Char. Bk. of Aus. 1 20 0 0 all 0
London and County .. i 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 3;',34
Londn dad Westminstr 114/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 461}
London Joint-Stock ... ,121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 301*
Frovincial of Ireland.. i 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 543,
Ditto, New.— .. •• • • . 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all
National of Ireland.... 1 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng. ' 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditto. New ........ 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Oriental Bank Corpora. 'B3.p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 47 !i
South Australia ...• .. 141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 tt -
Union of Australia.... 301. per cent. 25 0 0 66
Ditto .............. 301. per cent. 2lb 0
Union of L0nd0n...... 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 26
Union of Madrid ..... 1 40 0 0 all

of,
CLARENDON CONSOLIDATED MINING COMrA*I
I.- JJAMAICA.--On Friday the adjourned general meeting
pr
this company was held at the London Tavern, Bieber
. gate ; Mr. J. W. Cater in the chair. The clo'lr-of
age explained that the meeting was called for the WC' of
taking the opinion of the proprietors as to the liceekelf 31/8 of bringing the company underbaetiotanhpepmolipeigde rhattotiozno:;;;
Joint-Stock Companies Act with limited liability agar,
50
considered there could be only one opinion in
this
st ldimesictreidptilsianb.ilitTyhsehoaulltder
rectorsresolution
woulds o iu t iuomsneo
vtehaessai
rrteshf
tuesiln,
obsuutntaetuxhiemer
topi
usr obnipsyr ifepotaroarteshe
edmi:i
4„
40
574 company under the operation o f the Join tgb- Srhbitetnongrce4:l6lll:l33lit.
panics Act 1856, with limited liability. ot
[Anysanssmarr.l-- Stour AriD FIBARiNo Spltv•--„ri
00,
POWERFUL TELEsCOPES, OFERA, RAcE, AND P3,,5,,i1A,10.
ice. GLASEES.—Messrs. S. and B. Solomons, opticians, •itgotel•
marls-street, Piccadilly. Observe—opposite the York, gal
By leer Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for valuable aaa
7 extraordinary improvements in the most powerful rev Os brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Racecourse, Opera, s'ii-gcope!,
rtes spective Glasses, to know the distaw.e.. These te'e-
:s6d
a a-
is possess such extraordinary powers that some three an. rB
6s inches, with an extra eyepiece, vtill show distinctly ilitrotoo
ills moons, Saturn's ring, and the double stars. With the orb
8s telescope can be seen a person's countenance three mile 1/1.0 of
18s half distant, and an object from 10 to 20 miles. TlieYll' foe
Os larger and all sizes, with increasing powers accordinglY.,poll,
(i Royal Exhibition, 1851. Valuable, newly-invented, verllbloe
Os powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by "sior
,Ills a person can be seen and known 13 miles distant ; they 'nlitiseSr
os every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera blies.
:5 s country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at Bto 10..; to
13, They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yacht1,11„111,
us trs en, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. ''1.401
54 por s
5, nee-cora-se, camp, and perspective glasses, with vreolld_%t'
3, power. Newly-constrzzted Spectacle Lenses of th
ea
8s est transparent power. The valuable advantageacfla ls
los from this invention is, that vision becoming impa'"
yce
Os preserved and strengthened, and very aged pers°l3sog'
los
lsaenabled to employ their sight at the most minute aify.
Os pation- can see with these lenses of a much less Intgoogeo
- ing power—and they do not require the frequent Ci.ooe•
to the dangerous effects of further powerful assiP7lcl,
Persons be suited at the most remote part of the W.O,
0
by sending one of the glasses out of their spectacles have
letter, and stating the distance from the eyes they call ,00
small newspaper print with it; and those who „.of.
not made use of spectacles by stating their age.
Hess.— Now Discovery. The Organic Vibrator, -An for
tra o:di nary powerful, small, newly-invented instrument
deafness, entirely different from all others, to aurpasee Ate,,
thing of the kind that has been, or probably ever can f'
produced.
Being of the same colour as the skin, is not VII
110
eeptible ; it enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at 0 1
and at public assemblies; the unpleasant sensation ofsisill;
noises in the ears is entirely removed ; and it affords all
Assistance that possibly could be desired.--39, mbeinar
street. Piccadilly. Observe—opposite the York Hotel.

On Saturday an experiment was made in the Thames
in front of the new Houses of Parliament, with a
novel and ingenious diving apparatus bearing this
designation, the invention of M. Danduran, a French
civil engineer, now on a visit to this country, and
already known in Paris for several useful contriv-
ances. The trial of this instrument, made under the di-
rection of M. Danduran himself, was witnessed byseveral
eeientific gentlemen and others well able to form a cor-
rect opinion of its merits, including Mr. Charlier, the
secretary of the Royal Humane Society ; Mr. Psge, the
principal engineer at the new bridge, Westminster ; and
Mr. Graham, the resident engineer there, the two latter
of whom have had great experience in the operations ~f
diving-bells while the foundations of the intended strut
tore were being laid. A. comple:e and efficient apparatus
for conducting submarine operations wish ease, at. con-
siderable depths below the surface, has long been a desi-
deratum. The ordinary diving-bell, diving-helmet, and
other similar contrivances, though answering the purpose
fur which they were designed with more or less efficiency,
have never, it is said, overcome a difficulty incident to
them all, arising from the increased /pressure of the air
within. the apparatus as it descends lower in the water,
which renders it unsafe for a human being to descend
much more than about 40 feet, for, with the pressure
increasing at, a rapid rate as the instrument sinks, the
diver, without some means of couuteructing it, would
soon reach a limit at which respiration would be impos-
sible. This great difficulty has been overcome by the con-
trivance of M. Danduran, which is as simple as it is
effective. His apparatus consists of a copper bell, in
shape not unlike an ordinary umbrella partially col-
lapsed, fitted with glass plates, and sufficiently large to
cover the diver to the waist. Beneath this is slung a
saddle of lead, weighing nearly 1501 b., which serves the
double purpose of a convenient seat for the diver and
of sinking the bell in a vertical direction. A strong
gutta pereba tube, about an inch and a half in diameter,
ip passed through the boll, entering at one side and
coming out at the corresponding one on the other, on a
line with the mouth of the diver when he is seated
inside. Both ends of this tube are kept above water,
whatever depth the diver may descend, and t ) that por-
tion of it which comes in contact with his lips a flei-
ible mouthpiece is attached, perforated like an ordinary
respirator, by which he is nit only enabled to breath
with freedom, but to hold verbal communication with
the persons in charge of the apparatus at the surface,
who are thus put in a position to direct his submarine
operations with comparative ease. When, under the
existing practice, a diver dons his helmet and his cum-
brous diving dress of stout leather, with its leaden cuirass
and his immense sabots with soles of lead an inch thick,
he is almost borne down by the enormous weight he
carries, which, though absolutely necessary to sink him,
greatly impedes the freedom of his operations under •
Water- Besides, he is only kept alive by an air pump
constantly working on the surface; and through any
accident to this, or want of attention in those charged
with its operation,
he might die before he could be
hauled above water. He hag, too, no means of cout:lu-
nie
cating with those on deck, nor they with him, except
by tugging
Illunicate themy and
a rope ; and if they want to give him fresh
directions they must
immersellhimup hies totheagsaiurofa. cemto.
Dcoanin.-
duran's diver, on the other hand, sits jauntily astride his
leaden saddle, habited only in a'light witerproof dress,
unlike the man in theegsh
with his arms and alwaysl at perfect liberty, for,
sinks him instead of sustaining he sits on the lead which
feet, and he can always
people on deck. To one extremity
hoindliZhitalor.l his shouldershand
intercoursh
a fanning apparatus is attached resemblingandh small
ofe
thetu e
Chia
'deteLlkel
coffee-mill in size and appearance,
ics:rdei,h)navvvrey pdressusrte,tnhoe
in motion a current of air at the when t is set
be,
matter what depth he may
mouth of the diver, which he can breathe withpa com-
fort. The chief uses of the apparatus is to examine
ships' sides and bottoms while at sea, to discover and
stop leaks, to recover lost property, to fish coral,
sponges, and mother of pearl, to guide the laying of
electric cables, and especially to inspect them and dis-
cover the point of separation when the electric com-
munication is broken, to which purpeste it seems ad
ably adapted. The French Minister of Marine appointed
several commissions to examine into the cape ,ilities of
the invention, and their report was of so favourable a
nature that orders were given to M. Danduran to suppsy
apparatus. Dur-
r. Page and Mr.
Ferriemnecnhtsseoanporstastuwridtahythive
b d
engineers at Westminster- ge, expressed
Graham, tne
ins et
the thees tp
a strong opinion of its vast superiority over the common
diving helmet, of which, it may be added, it is little
mote than a third. the cost. M. Danduran is now endta.

On Thursday night fast, a murderous and cowardly
robbery was committed on the person of Mr. John
Whittaker, farmer and cattle-dealer, of Thryberg, near
Rotherham. Mr. Whittaker had been to York cattle
fair, and had returned to Masbrough by a late train,
arriving there about eleven o'clock. At York he had
purchased a number of sheep, which he had ordered to
be sent to Swiuton, but the money he had left, after pay
ing for the cattle, amounted to the large ELM of 90a0/..
Atter alighting at Masbrough, which is about a mile
from Rotherham, he proceeded to walk thither, inteed-
ieng,in consequence of the large amount of cash ho had
in his s possession, to remain there the whole of the night.
He went to the %Vheatsheaf public-house for that purpose,
but the place being closed he went forward. Oo his way
be called at the Packhorse, at the boi;tom of Doncaster-
gate, and there drank a portion of three pennyworth of
gin. He then proceeded homewards, Thryberg being
about three miles from the place. On arriving at a
place called Dalton Brook, where there is a public-
house, he again tried to get a bed, but being closed he
again went forward. The remainder of the way was
very lonely, and before he had got very far he saw four
men standing at the bottom of Winney-hill. They were
from 80 to 100 yards before him. When be got up to
them the men surrounded him, and tried to secure him.
fie struggled with them, and the robbers repeatedly dealt
him very 'heavy blows on the head. At length they got
him on the ground, and he said to them, "If you
murder me you will have to account for it another time."
He stuck fast to one of the robbers by the leg, and felt
that he trembled very much, but the villain, in order to
render Mr. Whittaker insensible, struck him repeatedly
and violently over the head with a whip stock, to the end
of which was fastened a ball of lead. At length the
fellows had secured money in gold, and silver,
to the amount of about 2001. After . securing
this large sum the robbers had the impudence to
coolly ask, " Have you got a watch I" He had not, and
the thieves then dragged him, bleeding profusely from
several wounds on the head, a little further up the road.
Traces of blood were afterwards found on the place
where ho bad been dragged, and also the murderous
weapon with which be bad been beaten. When he was
left by the fellows Mr. Whittaker was in a very weak
and exhausted condition. He managed, however, to
creep along tZle road to the house of Mr. Stringer, mil.
ler, which is about 400 yards from the spot where the
robbery was committed. The servant, a young man
named Wm. Widdowson, was up, and immediately let
him in. Some neighbours were then called up, and Dr.
Blythman, of Swinton, was sent for. lie was then con-
veyed home, where the doctor saw him about 3 o'clock,
the robbery-having been committed about 12. Every
attention was paid to him, but he still lies in a very
precarious condition, and it is feared that he will become
delirious. .So tar, we aro sorry to say, nothing has been
heard of the heartless villains.

MEXICO.
A correspondent in Matamoros, Mexico, fur-
nishes a statement of the political influences which
produced the late revolution in the northern por-
tion of that country, and chronicles the progress of
the Vidaurri movement against President Comon-
fort, in a aeries of letters dated the 20th and 27th
of Aug. and 6th of Sept. It appears that General
Vidaurri, demanded the removal of Comonfort from
the position of President Substitute, on the ground
that he had violated the plan ot-Ayutla, in endea-
vouring to render all the States entirely subser-
vient to central rule. Yidanrri also demanded the
inauguration of Juan Alvarez as President pro
tempore, until the new constitution, then under
discussion, should be formally passed by Congress
and promulgated. Comonfort denying these poSi-
tions, •,.Iridaurri openly denied his authority, and
says he is prepared, as Commander-in-Chief of the
army of the North, to resist his order by force if
necessary. He has managed in the meantime to
h Nuevo Leon and Coahuila
chastise the
the general Government. Cot.
Camanc es in
without aid from .
National Guards of Taanauli-
Martin Zayas, of the
example, in the rebellion,
Pas, aided Vidaurri, by his
whilst General Garza had arrived at Tampico from
Mexico city, in order, P
o.sible, to extinguish both
if
"li
aided by filibusters
of them, and secure Comonfort prestige. It was
said that Yidaurri would b e
from the United States, and this report had preju-
diced many people
against him. Great excitement
.
new complication
existed in M -mterey
owing to this
people in a
of affairs. Yidaurri had addressed the
grandiloquent proclamation. Five thousand excited
men were under arms there, and it was considered
that a desolating civil war was at hand in unfortu-
nate Mexico, should Comonfort attempt to exe-
cute any of his late decrees against Vidaurri. The
latter had, at latest date, taken possession of Sal-
ting. Mail communication between Matamoros,
Nuevo Leon, and Coalinilla had been stopped by
official order. There was much sickness at Mata-
moros, and trade was dull.
The crops were very
good. .General Canales had left for Camargo. The
Comonfort officials were about to negotiate a loan
of 500,000 do:R. with some merchants in Tampico:
Advices from Brazos to the 27th ult. however, state
that Vidaurri bad been defeated in an attempt
upon San-Luis Potosi, and also in an attack upon
Mier.
pon
Mier.

"26. All young officers will, in the first instance (as
directed in art. 15), join their respective depots, there to
be taught the rudiments of their profession, and on
tire degree of attention paid to their instruction will de-
pend their future advancement and their value as officers.
27. Exclusive of the ordinary drill, commanding offi-
cers will be held responsible that ail are well acquainted
with those parts of their duty contained in paragraphs 1
to 9, inclusive, of the circular memorandum dated the
4th of July, 1851 ; and for this purpose it is incumbent
upon them to assemble the officers at least once a week
to be examined by the majors or themselves on the sub-
jects there enumerated. Commanding officers should
also encourage young officers to qualify themselves in the
higher branches stated in the circular above alluded to,
without a knowledge of which they cannot expect pro.
motion. If any officer especially distinguishes himself
in zeal in the acquisition of professional knowledge, and
is considered to be a competent instructor of others, a
special report is to be made to the Inspector General.
"28. The system ef ' squadding' should never be lost
sight of. Every subaltern and serjeant should possess
squadbook, containing the names and numbers of each
man in his squad, together with the number of his arms
and accoutrements, which, under the order of the 17th
of April, 1856, should be the same. They are expected
to be acquainted with all men of the squad and to give
an account of them when required.
"29. Commanding officers of-regiments will nominate
as the senior officer of the depot the captain whom they
may consider best qualified ter the post, without refer.
ence to his standing in, the regiment; the other three
captains will in the first instance be the three juniors of
that rank.

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The following appointments wake made on Saturday
at the Admiralty :
Martin Magill, Acting-Assistant-Surgeon, to tho Val.
can ; William Roche, Acting-Assistant-Surgeon, to the
Frolic ; Aithur J. Ireland, Acting-Assistant Surgeon, to
the Sappho ; Charles 11. Slaughter, Actisg•Assistant-
Surgeon, to the Impreo°Table ; W. F. C. Bartlett, Act-
ing-As,istant-Surgeon,to the Minden ; G. F. Adams,
Acting-Assistant-Surgeon, to the Tortoise ; W. E. Dar-
mall, Naval Cadet, to the Colossus.

BIRT 11S.
OIP A SON
On the 18th lust., Mrs. Alfred Francis, of Encomb
terrace, Wandsworth.
On the 17th inst., at 148, Albany-street, Regent's-1,5r1‘,
the wife of John Leslie, Esq.

AIRS. BEECHES STOWE AT OXFORD.—Mrs, Harriet
Beecher Stowe, accompanied by her two daughters
and her sister, Mrs.
,Perkins, during last week visited
Oxford, and inspected the various objects of interest with
which the
of the universit
choicesy t
abounds.
res At the Bodlean Library
treasuextant in illuminated
sbolraSSe. and early printed English Bibles were exhibited
to Mrs. Stowe. Mrs. Stowe left Oxford for Ireland,
ut intends passing the winter in London and Paris.
VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN THE
CIVIL SERVICE.— Custouis.—Mr. William D. Tbring has
been promoted from second to first class clerk in the
Secretary's office, London. Mr. Richard H. D. Castle
has been promoted from third to second class clerk ia the
Secretary's office, London. Mr. Henry A. Lucas has
been promoted from first clerk, second class, to be first
clerk and assistant jerquer, in the Jerquer's office, Lon-
don. Mr. Frederick Ross has been promoted from third
to second class clerk in the Jerquer's-office, London.
Mr. John Bowness has been promoted from fourth to
third class clerk in the Jerquer's-office, London, Inland
Revenui Department.—Mr. Edmund Townshend, ai-
sistant-surveyor of taxes at Greenwich, has been ap-
pointed surveyor of the King ton District, Herefordshire,
vice Mr. C. W. Leech, promoted to Towcester. The
chairmanship of the Board of Inland Revenue has be-
come vacant by the death of Mr. John Wood ; salary
2,0001. Ireland.—Mr. Phelan bas been appointed se-
cretary to the Board of Superintendence of Dublin Hos•
pitals. East Indiete—The Hon. Gerald Chetwynd Talbot
bas been appointed private secretary to the Governor
General. Lieut. J. H. Fitzgerald has been app inted
to officiate as an extra-assistant to the Commissioner of
the Sanger and Nerbudda territories. The Puisne
Judgeship of the Supreme Court, Madras, has become
vacant by the resignation of Sir William Westbrook
Barton.--Civii 'Service flicfgate.

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OXFORD FRxsnieEN.—The list which has just been
published shows the arrival of freshmen at the various
colleges and halls of the University of Oxford, as fol-
lows :—University 15, Balliol 12, Merton 7, Exeter 23,
Oriel 8, Queen's 15, New College 5, Magdalen 5, Brass-
nose 16, Corpus 8, Christ Church 22, Trinity 12, St.
John's' 8, Jesus 9, Wadham 3, Pembroke 14, V Worces-
ter 4, Magdalen Hall 5, St. Alban Hall 3, St. Edmund
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DETERMINED SIIICIDE.—A great degree of excitement
was created in Queenstown on Wednesday evening
when it became known that a foreigner had poisoned
himself et Tomassini's Italian Hf,tel. It aopears that
the deceased, who was a general favourite with all who
know kin), Was a Norwegian interpreter. His name was
Mel fall, and on the above evening he went int ) the
hotel and asked for a glass of wine, saying at the same
time, in a rather jocose manner, that he would poison
himself. The barmaid, thinking he was jesting. sup-
plied the wine, when she observed the deceased empty
something from a phial into the glass. This be did not
use, and returning it to the young woman, said, "This
won't do. It's too thick ' • throw it away, and give me a glass of sherry." He then got the sherry, with which
he mixed the contents of the small bottle, and expired
shortly after. Meldall, who was a Dane by birtb, has been
residing in Queenstown for a great number of years, and
was much respected for the propriety of his conduct and
his kind and courteous manner, He was a married man.
—Cork Reportm

"30. Although regimental depots are only component
parts of the battalion to which they belong, and to be
dealt with by commanding officers as the companies of
any other regiment, the utmcst latitude consistent with
the supreme control of thucornmarcling officer should be
given to the senior officer of each. To this end, the
captains or officers commanding companies will, in the
exercise of their authority in punishieg defaulters, sub-
mit the crimes and punishments awarded to the
senior officer of the depot for his panction and advice,
who, having approved or amended the awards as be may
'.;hitik proper, will lay them before the commanding offi-
cer of the battalion in the usual manner for his informa-
tion and control. Such discretionary punishments, after
being approved, will be entered in the company defaulter
book by the officer commanding the company, in his
own handwriting.
"31. The daily payment of the men is a matter of
Paramount importance, and will always be done by an
°facer of the company personally, and imniediately after
morning parade.
"32. The.drill of recruits and others is to be carried
on as far as Practicable regimentally--ii e., the recruits