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EAfiT INDIA HOUSE, .Ttrlra 11, 1851.
linE COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST
INDIA COMPANY do hereby give notice,
Qua'"rt a Proprietor of East India Stock has =iven notice, that at the
81 . erlY General Court of the said Company, appointed to be held
,beir House in Leatienhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst.,
11 submit the following motions, viz. :
0(s
„_ eat a faxed per centage on the revenue of each Colleelorate in
4,,erat be annually expended for the improvements and extensions
e
Public ways throughout that province."
beroThat a list be prepared with as little delay u possible and laid
treare the Court of Proprietors of those Native States with which
sf.,t,te,B have been entered into by the British Government, the Chiefs
I,leli are thereby deprived of any of the rights or privileges of
-;;,nlen= vvithout the consent of the p=ramount power."
torat another Proprietor has given notice that he will submit the
='4", ng motion, viz.:
aeferring to the refusal of the Marquis of Tweeddale, while hold-
to the
office of Commander-in-Chief of the Madras Army, to furni-h
he attorney and relations respectively of the prisoners of the 6th
alent of Madras Light Cavalry, cop:es of the record of the trial
bZ, en them by General Court-Martial. Moved—That the Court of
in.:sett:ors be requested to take such measures as may be necessary ; o
vtrilet the Local Governments of India to insert in the Articles of
tiarfor tile Native Army a clause conveying the same privilege to
enj„llstive Army of demaning copies of the record on trial as is now
h,"Yed by the European Sd)hiler under the Articles of War framed
the-British Legislature."

elephant has yet been found for the suitable display of the
royal presents from India, but an enterprising basketmaker
has come forward and offered to construct a substitute for 4Z.
Here is another illustration of the age in which we live and
of the wonders with which it is rife !
The total number of visitors was very nearly 65,003....
10,000 more than the greatest day previously known.
Tsheevneunmthbehrosudru,r4ingtothse . eight
... hours up to six o'clock
were as follows :
First hour, 10 to 11 o'clock ..... 17,373
Second hour, 11 to 12
Third hour, 12 to 1
Fourth hour, 1 to 2 6,344
Fifth hour,- 2 to 3 ... 4,648
Sixth hour, 3to 4...«•••• ............ *""' 3,377
Eighth hour, 5 to 6..
• 1,253

N°. 18,325.]

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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

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We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
Accounts from Algeria to the I,oth state that the
Kabyles had everywhere submitted, and that the war
waf: at an-end.

Total up to 6 o'clock
Even at this hour arrivals had not entirely ceased, though
departures vastly preponderated. The visitors were mostly
of the middle class, though there were a good many
of the
working classes, and some in smock frocks and corduroys.
Throughout the day the building was not more crowded
than it has been (in the centre at least) on season ticket
days—the visitors on shilling days being, as we have often
observed, more equally diffused and distributed all over the
building.
The receipts during the day were, for
Season tickets . ..........
At the doors
.....

JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary,

The Republicain of Corsica says :—" The mortal
remains of Cardinal FLSCA and of Madame MERE
(mother of NAPOLEON) are about to be removed from
Corneto to Ajaccio. The Minister of Marine has
given orders that the frigate the Vauban shell re-
ceive them at Civita Vecchia. The remains will be
deposited in the south aisle of the church which the
Cardinal constructed at Ajaccio, and then gave to the
town. The Minister of War, on his part. has ordered
that military honours shall be paid to the remains of
Five
areer
c aebnotsu.t opened to b e p
at la,c
92f.ed
51e., h
Madame and of the Cardinal."
1t
andestocks c los
ein The Rochefort papers of the 14th inst. state that
the frames of two war steamers, of 200-horse power
each,
The Bourse was animated, and public securities were
in demand at an:advance on the prices of Saturday. The
Fe p
datt9b2aft.pBosrct..;
the Three per Cents. closed at 55f. 80c. ; Orleans Railroad
Shares.' 8511. 25c.; Rouen, 645 f.; Havre, 248 f. 75c; Great
Northern, 480 f.; Avignon, 222 f. 50c.; Vierz9n, 462 f.
50c.; Ba,le, 153 f. 75:!.; Bordeaux, 3981, 750.; Paris and
Strabbtirg:37of.; Tours and Nantes, 276 f. 2c, .
il 11l SI,N ESS tit )ti E IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT TUE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, 'Term 16.
Central of France (Orleans and Vierzon), 18t —Natir
and Liege, 63%-Northern of France, 15—Orleans and Bor.
deaux, 3%—Paris and Rouen, 25t4—Paris and Strasburg,
10%—Sambre and Meuse, 4... Tours and Nantes, 7 ex div..
—West Flanders, 214.

EAST HOUSE, Aram 30, .
THE COURTINDIA of DIRECTORS oflBsl the EAST
II INDIA COMPANY do hereby give notice,
Win 4t QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company
De th m held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAT,
I'
Sth June next, at Eleven o'clock in the Po. enoon.
JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Ni,adies and gentimen,
. OTWITHSTANDING the accession of
8%. strength which I received by the election of Mr. Dent to a
14..6 In the direction of your affairs, my position has been so far
'led by the withdrawal of Mr. Majoribanks in favour of Mr.
11 as to make my success on the present vacancy very doubtful
a3:.utder these circumstances 1 placed myself in the hands of'
friends, and they have decided that I should not oppose
istell, on the vacancy occasioned by the lamented death of Mr.
itt,t'er. I have the more readily a Teded to this recommendation,
rny position is such as to whenever e the most confident assurance
gikneess on the next vacancy, it may occur, and I conse-
;l7 feel disinclined to occasion unnecessary tri,uble to the Pro-
ph,Larr. have, therefore, the honour to announce, that it is not
hTtention to proceed to the ballot noon the present occasion; bet
mints
certainly do so on
tothe next vacancy. 1 beg to tender
most grateful thanks my valued friends and supporters
Meting
unwearied exertions on my behalf, and earnestly
the continuance of their support and that of lho-e
iot:rietOrs who have not yet favoured me with the promise of their

XII 11 0
2,854 19 0

Total
Amount received up to the 14th..................
of June._

2,8E6 10 0
225.605 14 0

Total receipts
£228,47

HER IVIAJ bSTY'S THEATRE.
The two great Italian theatres hare, tor. several s e„
given, each of them, a series of concerts, On a great seal
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and employing the whole strength of their respective estab:-
li.shments. The first of these was given yesterday ,mornioß
at her Majesty's Theatre, and consisted of a profusion -ii
vocal pieces, divided into three parts, each ptetaced by au
overture. These pieces were chiefly twin Italian operas,
the singers bfing Sontag, Cruvelli, Caroline Duprez, Giuliani,
Pa4":rd
Fiorentiri, Ida Bertrand, Calzolari, Sims Reeves, Gardoni,
Masao], Coletti, Lablache, sen: and juu., and several others.
Among the most remarkable things were the little Moorish
air, "Je , 'finis une fille Maure," in Balfe's French opera,
monio Segretw, sun
" L'Etoile de Seville," sang by Mdlle. Dupre& The quartet
y instrumentalist among
from Weber's ," Oberon," "Over the dark blue water,' Bung
with Italian wards by Giuliani, Ida Bertrand, Sims Reeves,
1134iini. aaancdhit;helVitao rLeasblqaCihnetset; th"eLetruitoll'froam' tphel°::Mfawtr: '
ti fin, tutte," sung' by Mademoiselle Dupres, Giulias.i,
mass in C is too solemneo
' •Sontag,Caroline p !
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g Du rez and Ida
Bertrand and Dr. Arnj famous old bravura, " The soldier
tired," Bung by Sontage's
bril-
liancy. There were
quite out of place
in wao or three pieces of sacred music,
t with remarkable clearness and
:zit of this kind; Beethoven's
light and comic opera Songs. Variety is good, but. this is
severe to be mixed up. with
incongruity. The onl
singers was Sirori, who played a
that great performer's famous ~ concertoite by Paganini, and
made so popular in this country twe tes' Dance," which he
have never been played till now by anyn years; ago. They
this host of
himself, and no one is so well qualified to one bag Pa
revive them as his
favourite pupil.
A concert of this kind is very attractive, as it enables
visitors to the metropolis to hear a great variety of
the
favourite opera music of the day, sung by the greatest
formers, and at a comparatively low rate of admission, The
theatre, consequently, was quite full.

I have the honour to be,
Ladles and Gentlemen,
• Your obedient bumble Servant,
JOHN CARNAC MORRIS.
eutanittee Room, 136. Leadenhall-street, June 16, 1851.

SPORTING NOTES.
No. LXVIII.

REMINISCENCES OF THE MANCHESTER MEET..
ING. WITH THE NEWTON, BIBURY, STOCB-
- AND WINCHESTER BILLS OF FARE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. '
SIR,—My remarks on the Manchester races were realised
in the majority of instances by the running. I observed in
Note No. 63, that " The Prime Minister's once magical
cognomination ought to head the others in the ' return lists,'
and what is more, will, if they choose to run him." He
won the Produce Stakes very easily from Ringleader, Pal-
meres, Constellation ( I), and Avia; and despite the preju-
dice entertained against him for the St. Leger distance,
may yet prove that he possesses a good outside chance for
that event. The Black Doctor cantered home an easy
victor for the Biennial Stakes. For the Union Cup I selected
Woolwich, who was sixth, and Champion, who passed the
post a good third to Oxford Blue, 4 yra, 6st, and Alonzo,
4 yrs. 7st 10:b, as my especial fancies; they were, however,
unable on their merits to beat two out of their eighteen
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High Sheriff; and the Jew's brother being beaten three parts
awarded them ; the latter winning by half a neck from,
of a length from the winner. My judgment was altogether
on the wrong scent for the Manchester Cup, which Paquette,
3 yrs, 4st, won very cleverly by a' length from the Black
DZictor, 3 yrs, 6st Ilb ; but it was rendered victorious
in the spin for the Five SOVR. „Handicap, by the easy
triumph of Le Juif ; and doubly so en the follow-
ing day by the difficult win of Alonzo, 4 yrs, ist 51b, over
Paquette, 3 yrs, ast (the couple whom I had selected to fill
the two first places) by half a head ! A field of eight, in.
eluding Haricot, 4 yrs. 7st 2(b, Chief Justice, 4 yrs, 7st 21b
and Oxford Blue, 4 vrs, Est 111 b, succumbing early in the
race. From the past 1 now turn to the future. gotwith-
standing the rather large amount of public money given for
competition at

NEWTON,
the acceptances for the various stakes are very inferior, which
is, perbqs, owing to the bad tact of themanagement in allow-
ing the meeting to clash with several of the southerns. It corn.
menses to•morrcw, and extends over three days. The Newton
Gold Cup, out of an acceptance of seven, may possibly have
four Starters—CHANTßEl.:b yre,ist (who ought t o be the win-
ner), Achyrantbes, 4 yrs, 65tR3113. Duxburv, 4 yrs, 6stBlb, and
Abbess of Jervaux, 4 vrs, Est. Lady Evelyn, Langton, and
Caurire are the other three; one of them may go, but I hold
it to be very dubious. Should the MOUNTAIN FLOWER go
for th- Golborne Stakes, she must be my winner; after ber
the Sister to Pyrrhus the First and Little Davie look moat
attractive. The Newton St Leger would tell to the Sister to
Wauota, if up to the mark; otherwi,e the Tearaway colt
will " bear away the bell ;" Brenda and Worcester stand
next in my estimation. The Borough Cup will be contested
by Achyranthts, Bro Fly, and Candlewick ; perchance they
may pass the post as I have placed them. Amorg the en-
tries for the h 0 Soya. Handicap will be found Oxford Blue, 4
vrs, 7st 31h, Le Juif, 3 yrs, fist 121 b, Ringleader, 3 yrs. Est 31b,
Unity, 3 yrs, sst 121 b, and Lady Speedy, 4 yrs, sst 10Ib. Of
course this quintette includes the winner's name, which with
a start, I should say would be Unity or Ringleader; the
former for choice. After these commend me to Oxford Blue,
Le Juif well up. Having disposed of Newton, what ho ! let
BIBURY

appear. This meeting has six events on pape-, three of
which have clo.ed. The Champagne Stakes will probably
be contested by Singleton Lad, Lunette, Aitch Bone, and
Ithinegrave ; all dark as Erebus, not one single ray of light,
public or private. Lunette i • said to be a good thing for this
stake, but I feel inclined to patronise the Aitch Bone, with
the Rhinegrave for an attendant. The Bibury Stakes, a
canter for Guardsman. The Produce Stakes, I fancy, will
be won by the ENTERPRISE COLT, the Knight of the Thistle
and Antigone filling the second and third places. I remarked
on the three crack events of the

STOCK BRIDGE
meeting on Friday, so merely have to observe that my
opinion remains unaltered. Cinin .o, Sat 121 b, to win the
First Triennial, and Bee Hunter, Sat 101 b, to be second.
I..AmnaTINE, Sat 101,,, to win the Second Triennial, Phlege-
thon or Glenhawk second. Payment will not start. Ira-
cundue, The Knight of the Thistle, Catalpa. Eurus, and one
of the Goodwood mares, may help to swell the field. Kings-
ton, lately known as the Queen Anne colt, is reported to be
a certainty for the Third Triennial; I am not of that
opinion ; the Goodwood horse shall have my loose cash on
the day. A large field, probably e'even or twelve will start.
Now for the last of the southern "meets" this week, which
will take place at