The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-06 00:00:00

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IR.S 1. A t%l" D. 1,590 ; and for amusement or recreation, by 616. Ye r it will be generally admitted, considering the I M LOUIS BLANC ON THE TREATMENT_ 0.,.'? I teur, such would bo the case, for it says -ce Even Among PRICES OF S HARES,
A cu .•ious scene oceTujrlLA Ti
In
?this theatre on Wednes-
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.................. ling horses are more numerous by 4,494 than in 1855 ; densely-crowded 'neighbourhood through which it -FRENCH POLITICAL EXIL AS AT CAYENNE. l them-the poli,ical prisoners favoured with the indul- BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND °TELE R. COM-
dny et, ming during the peirnfewrmilacnacc :rf.. th.e cohrndoecgly, a
sf
DUBLIN, SATURDAY MORNING. but those under one year decreasen hy 3,666. The total is to pass, and the number of buildinos that will 1 eence of the E nperor-there were many whose antece•
PANIES' STOCK.
DEATH OF BARON PENNEFATHER. number ef cattle ie Ire!and in 185(1 is 3,581.723, being have to be pulled down. Should the aard dec:do I TO THE EDITOR OF THE SI7N. dents, in a criminal point of view-, were (14nrable. Their
descriptions swa.rni with otetemen's Viet wenn' have se -
in favour of this plan,
We deeply regret, to announce the death of this an increase over the preceding year .of 20,323. Of the
and -obtain the sanction of Silo-The Times, but two days since, very proper'q• ' " c ' - Prom the Official List.
entire number 1 5'9 073 were returned ;so i • •ustilled the claesitication of them either with o'd offsn. ,
a. p'pea'a: •edGin Vthat pa-peor
eminent. Judge, which took place yesterday at his witch sows, t•is'eeg ' I ' o years old and upward,,, the Government at once, there will. be just time to , said-"Wken a man is put on his tlefeece, there is •
Clers previously disc:hareed or with convicts." • ' ' PuBLISIIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENIN :I•:Srteilf le :s IrT, :tie: .a. 4
tiitiounerDitiecei,pm,l"
LONDON, FRIDA.Y, Ocr. 3, 1856. Captain .7,:rawkesley, animadverte 1 in on unmistakeable
residence in the county of Tipperary. The leatned 620,216 as ' yearlings, aansdtw6o6,496 as under one year- get the notices served and the bill brought into the nething like a help
.clei i (I. There is no argument in the
world like your strict contradictory. If anything is de- The Moniteur is ehtd to call to mind • that, ameng
GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. inarin er coon the conduct of the editor of the Guardian
House of Commons next session, and then it is
those deported to Cayenne, many have been condemned
Baron bad held a seat on the judicial bench for these latter being 72,850 under the number in 1855, the
clered to be death, assert at once it is life." (1)
by the republic its!..lf. In the first place, by the word Dividend i Amount
the long period of thirty-five years. Ile had never decrease being caused, in some measure, by the circum. thought that the new str_eet will -be_ Completed in
.So has the French Government done, as if taking the ere, f Conananv
" many " the Montteur means some 19 or 20 out of 320 ` am- '' -----' - . per 1 of Paid. Price. of that 'lay. In the course of the perftirmance he re-
stance of the collection of the statistics having commenced the course of the year 1808. The advantages to the
hiut through the official co'utnns of the Moniteur. - . • • . ' Annum. j Share: i marked, " Swindler as I am, adventurer, ruffian-I
regained his health since the late discussion in
econclfy, the repubhc never sent any political prisoner -
- might .he i ,otnething worse-I might even sink so low as
t,,oiriejoghosinpgilist.o"aAthtetahterec,hsnhcolhusildhshw,
awilhoewn hb
ea il rif ga
on the 28 of Jti.ne in this year, whilst in 18-'55 it did not South-Eastern and South-Western Railways, by the
Hitherto the preva,iling notion about Cayenne was that ,
o Cayenne The selection of Cayenne as a noli'ical " X s. d. X s. d.
Parliament with. reference to the state of the commence until the 16th ofJuly-six weeks later.
" scorching suns, thick matted vegetation, growing. to becomo the editor el the Guardian-that butcher, who
construction of this new thoroughfare, will be very
British ••.. •7 ....• •• •• . - . - - , -
20 0 0 20 0 0 - makes his paper a dramatic slau,ghter-house ; and such
le' enitentiery. belongs exclusively to 'the Imperiareegime
Irish bench. Sheep show a general increase of 85,801 in 1856 ; the great, and it is generally felt that both those conipa- withering, and rotting through centuries, with a soil 'of -, Ditto Erovincial.• •• 71.
ab
ocxrintif. c'anbtei,
TIPPERARY BANK LITIGATION. numbers being in 1856, 3,688,143 ;in 1855, 3,602,342. nies ought to come forward and subscribe liberally. 11 • l d b th dG • f
a uvia mu enea ,ma e mane one o the most Such among the insurgents of June as were condemned Brighton .• .• .. •• •• •• 51. ,20 0 0 20 0 o 15
Those under one year increased 95,424, and taps and Both companies are fond of making extensions of fatal regions of the earth for
_men of European birth.e under the republican government were sent to Algeria. City of London ...... 41. Os. 1100 0 0 150 00 , -
Mr. Justice Keoeh sat in chamber yesterday for
Continen
As to. the motives for which they were removed from
I,
ui tal (4th Cap.). - '500020 0 0 ~ -
vethers, 73.034 t but ewes decreased by 82,657. It is a
(2.) All this was a-mistake of ours. We are taught by tabl, 2/ lOs 150 0 0 all I - led off the a, tage handcuffed, he observed, " I'm going
the purpose of hearing motions, and the occasion ' their lines, but there are few that will be so service-
Aleeria to Cayenne those motives and the proceedings GleatcCe'n't•r•a•l:: •.: :: .• 8/. per cen• t. 110 0 0 all 1, /2% across the he rring-pond ;if justice were done the editor
very favourable indication of the progress of agricelture able to them as the formation of this new street. the Moniteur that, "in the establishment of Ceyenne, it
of the Gmessdiaat he would have to accompany me."
was improved by the early reopening of hostilities in treland to find that the number of sheep has steadily use'd on the occasio ust be fully appreciated by the Imperial ............ tel.& bonus.: 50 0 0 all , 89%
After the iiieme vas over, Mr. Viniog, being loudly called
There is no law at present existing by which they can it was justly considered that the convicts of the bagnes,
English public if itn hulappen to have read a letter pub• Independent ......... 51. j4O 0 0 ' -
in the case of the unfortunate Tipperary Bank. .enomented from 2 106 189, 'in 1841, to 3.638,143 in
No less than 16 oonditional orders were sought for 1856 ; being an inc'rease of 1,581,954, or more than one. be compelled to pay more than an ordinary rate- encumbered in France within confioed and unhealthy
ble to insert a clause in spots, might be ruich better: treated in a colony." fished of late in several 0 s which runs thus : One L0nd0n........., .... --150 0 0 ~ _
Do., Part. Preference 61. oe r cent. I 250 00 0
52 ~ 25 fe(d)rilboerfoorfet
htheei :uurrtnaaiini,n eqxupel as
tinioend
htoadthfeo
raumdaineyn cyeetahras tbtehene
So of the thirty-ei,ght priscnpearps sri;ning the document ad-
and obtained for writs scire facias against certain half, in 15 years. There were 1,177,605 pigs in 1855, and poyer ; but it may be possi
eorhe yorom a feeling of morbid philanthropy 41. pz.cent.
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ali t()) 4216-1
in the constant habit of abusing the theatre, and every
fli,:ttitl:Faremn dressed to M. Louis Blanc is personally known to me, PelaxetcriNfc.....•• ...............•„'
shareholders of the bank, including ' Mr. Jomes 915,933 in 1856, being a decrease in the.latter year of the coming bill to make them contribute haodsomely
G vernment resolved to favour its con- .
v:z., Mr. Lafont. Mr. Lafont, strange to eay, up
Scully. The affidavits_ in support of the motions 261,672, or more than a quarter ot a million ; those un- to that from Which they will derive peculiar advan-
quered erernies wi a transportation which, according
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*th - • United General ...... 2/. 10s. '1(5)6°0 (0) g 0
53 one connected va ith it. That a paragraph had appeared
estminster Chartered 141 per cent. 50 0 0
to the present mament is ignorant of his crime, WDitto, New ....•• - I • - 50 0 0 10 '1; 0 10Vs that day, " cuttitig him tip" in Capt. Hawkeslei,-11 part
were nearly sioxilar in every case, and set forth the der one year diminished by 174,230, and those one year tages.
to the Times and to. all the world, is " a sentence of
has no knowledge of Ws accusers, and ia equally
facts as to the failure of the bank, abortive attempts old and upwards by 87,442. This decrease affects every In addition to this new street in Southwark, Mr. death-death lingering 'and horrible-death to which a
unacquainted with his judges. The regular court WATER-WORKS. which he had the honour of performing betore her Ma-
je!ty, and for upwards of 150 nights in the metropolis
to serve the orders of the Court-, and other matters county in Ireland except.Londonderrye and may be, in Pennethorne's plan for opening up a wide 0 4seoughe file of musketeers or the gnillotine would be mercy." (3)
which have been some hundreds of times before some degree, nccounted for by the fact noticed in the pre- fare between the corner of St. Martin's-lane and New, ta give a striking illuStration of how beneficant of justice that condemned him altogether forgot so 1 Dividend Amount
trifling a matter as instituting any -legal procedure of hthh. h ' - f , '
Paid. Price wit e ig est encomiums rom the press, ano some
ced!ng paragraph, that in 1855 the collection of the sta.. Long-acre, and King street, Covent-garden, is 'the climate of Cayenne really iSO'the Moniteur proceeds 1 nnum. Share. of the most distinguished literary men of ihe day. He
the lega.7l tribunals. Meantime it must be more
against hint ; and, moreover, did not give itself the un- _
Name of Company. " A per
hstics commenced on 16 il July, whilst in 1856 it began likely at length to be adopted, the Duke of to state, that, in the course of four years, 52 men only , - concluded his address by entreating the audience not to
than ev,er obvious that the assets will go but a
neyt:sisaity tro7 . e . .
ble of communicating to him his sentence.
ilo put any faitsh in what appeared in the columns of the
short wa y towards the payment of a dividend if the on 2,1 June six weeks earlier • the number of pies lit-
:, Bedford, the principal, if not the sole ground have been carried off, out of much less than 320, as those •
time in the casernates of Fort East London , 61. per era. Stock. 100
tered durinSC this ;Clod will therefore not a ear in the
PP landlord, offering to contribute 15,000/. towards must be deducted from the total rumber who happened At
day; lYilenfvaserdessenaltched on board the Christophe Co. Grand Ju.nction .... •• 1 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 77 Guardian, fo r that it was iavariably false-that the
creditor:: do not at once act upon the resolution
Kent.......... „ .... ; 41. per cnt. 100 0 0 - SOla editor of that journal had been burnt in effigy urea the
to escape or were discharged. Ninety-two deaths out
reOurns for 18'6 Pa 4 the small farmers so arrange the ma-
the expenst. The outlay for this much-needed
lomb,Yand dimmbairled as a convict at Al iers, the 22(1 Lambeth ............ I - 100 0 0 -
adopted at the meeting in Tipperary, and take
29.0 or 260 men ifs a number " that onay sur- 95 stage on whic.h he stood-that he had been publicly
n ' inent of thaeir s.tock that the young pigs make their .
improvement 'is not very large, as will be of some
of March, 1852. First he had to live irf the camp at NewßiverCompa .- ' 2/.los. - - -
st eps to cheek the frightful litigation which has just apapgeearance about the middle of July, 'and are thus suf-
prise by its smalbl amount" such as did not scru le on .
p ' .Dousr, then he was sent with many of his fellow-suf. Southwark &Vauxhnvall .51. per ent. 100 0 0 - - horsewhipped it.• the streets for abusing an actor in a
seen from- the. following account. The purchase
reoommemed. The cases decided yesterday form ficientl old to c iesume the small otatoes which are
the 2d of Decem er, to shed blood like water ; bot we west Middlesex ...... , 51. per cent. 61 0 o -1( 0 part which he never performed-and this he urged, not
ferers, Under milita esco'rt, to the Bourdika French
but an insignificant fraction
tot' the terdrible. array a naT e, w _ e genera crhop
bu d Ynt in Octob .r
hen th ' pl
is being dug of the existing properties, good-will, new sewers
cannot possibly share in this self exalting astonishaient.
I t ' f rY't h 1 h. ' a
co ony no ormus or i 8 un ea t iness. Latent, aware BRIDGES. for his own sake (for having passed the ordeal of a Lon-
of law actions now actually a issue, au which are out. here cannot be any doubt but tat many calves and new paving, are estimated to amount t '
- o It is true that we are told of the yellow fever raoing in
ot the fate that awaited him stepped out of the ranks, Dividend Amount don audience, the editor of the Guardian could not pos-
sibly injure him), but for the sake of his brothers and
altogether independent of the enormous equity and other young animals were also born during the in- 91,820/. Against this the estimated set-off is by Guiana under its epidemic form during the'above-
gus to eat ~, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
and,in a•loud voice cried, "ion are sendin d h
suits that are also in full operation. -3
' tervol of the six weeks referred to, In future years, the sale of ground rents and old materiale and the mentioned period. - Well, it it's precilily because Annum. Share. sisters in the profession who could not, for local reasons,
however, the comparkon of the stock will not be dis- contribution of - the Duke of Bedford, 61,8001., yellow fever is an evil incident to the climate of For this he was triad at Algiers, this time in public
" -----` - defend themselves from his unmanly attacks. The ad •
THE 11A.RVEST IN THE WEST.
nut, and sentenced to one month of careeredure. But 4 s. d. X s. d.
turbed from this cause as the returns will be collected leaving the net cost of the street at only 30,020/. Guiana that that climate i 3 considered a murderous °lie. _ -7% dress, which created much amusement, was received
The recent unprecedentedly heavy rains have,
when he had finished his time anether secret tribunal flungerford- ........ _
of course, been d b
folliavre y complaints of seriou-i about the sa eti '•n the present year, in accord-
ance with thme re rre
as
di On the importance of this improvement there But the accuracy of such a statement, terrible as it i+
trans meat' tn Cayenne. He suddenly- disappeared.
' cendemned him for what reason never trans ired to - with vehement applause.
..._
P , Ditto New of 7% p.c. IL per, cent. ~0 0 0 -
cannot be two opinions; add fortunately the board may be questioned, when one refers to the, following
- 100 0 0 - _ -
injury to the outlying crops in those districts where the House o 1 tt• t• • th
commen atdon of the select committee of
f Lords ou agriculture sa is les, in e ses- and the Government are of one mind on the sub- paosage of a letter, signed by a man unfortunately en- p . ion ;ea :ter. . .................... - 120 0 0 _
-
harvest operations are never commenced until eion of 1855. Only by his signature to the letter of the thirty-eight Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - COUlitiry alitooset..z.
e• j Ct. Whatever, therefore, may be the fate of the titled to say-
have we heard that Lafont is still among the !loin. Ditt.o Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 25% •
nearly completed in. every other part of the king- The Freeman's Journal has the following pain- ~ Qua3eue ipse miserrima vidi, Vauxhall ...........•• 965. 70 10 3 - 20,fri
HtIDDINGTON CORN MARKET-Ocr. 3.
Southwark-street project, this one is almost sure I will go no further. Let public opinion decide.
dom. In the west -and north-west the loss has been ful statement relative to the mysterious disappear- Et quorum pars magna fni :"
• to be proceeded with. It has also been currently
LOUIS BLANC. DOCKS
considerable, but tl se damage has not been limited to ance of the Baron de Robeck ;-- "Five-andthirty bodies, out of 200 men, have been I am, &C., WIIEAT. I BIRLEY I 'OATS, I NOVO-
stated during the past week that the proposal for in a few months ca+t a prey to sharks ; for in the Isle of October 4, 1856. . . Dividend Amount First B6s Ocl 17s Od 38s 6d lifis 6il
those quarters, crops of all kinds in the adjacent Considerable excitement was created in the town of
Name of Compa per of Pal& Price. Second
rebuilding Covent-garden Theatre on. its old site St. Joseph the prisoners have no other cemetery than the . . .....-, _____,.,..._ ncaan. ----.-......_. -
Annum. Share.
county of Wicklo w having suffered materially from Leixlip and its neighbourhood on Tuesday morning by a
Third
,
has been abandoned, and that the Duke of Bedford sea:, (4) Naval and Military intelligence.
the great floods of last week. One of the Mayo report that the Baron de Robeck had mysteriously dis-
' X s. d. Z s. d. Total quantity of wheat in market, 112 qrs., 86 sold
is thinking about pulling down the old Church of Whereupon, we muiit not let pass unnoticed how care-
papers thus reports :-- appeared from the Castle on the previous evening, and
et. Commercial .......... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
PP PP barley to 341 q . :141 Bola
"On Sunday night the storm was extremely violent, that no trace of him could be anywhere discovered. Ru- St. Paul's, Covent-garden, and re-3recting it on the fully the itioniteur aides from the French public a most
A general order has been issued from the Horse East and West India.. 61:pr cent. Stock.
East Ciquitry.. - - -
Pt PP oats t; 227 qrs., 1e92 .014
and during the night and on the following day the rain mouro of a painful nature reached town about mid-day site of the theatre, and of pulling down the block important fact, namely, that the accusations it endea.
London ..... ... •• • • 51. pr cent. Stock.
Ditto 80nd5.... -
...-- - 102 'so so beans P, 33 qrs., ;33 5010-
fell without intermission. We do not remember to have Yesterday, to the effect that the baron had drowned him- of houses between Covent-garden and Bedford. yours to repel were brought against the French govern- Guards, by direction of the Duke of Cambridge, the
merit by the very victims of the system denounced, in a General Commanding-in-Chief, strictly forbidding tbat ' K th. ionne ::.......:
341.7; ceernt.
5..7k.0 - - AVERAGES • PER IMPERIAL QUARTER.
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seen, at this season, so much wet and storm within t o self in the Liffey, which flows by Leixlip Castle. Oa mak- street, to extend the market in that direction.
50 -0
0 -
- isolo:elee 1 Barley, ...21. 3 4 3.1.-12 tbs
few dart and so suddenly succeedin ' h - - ing inquiries the following were ascertained to be the This would be a treat im rovem nt th t
g fine aryeet wea . . . g P letter intended for publicity, and to which as many as 38 • • • • • • tutilmart
e ,as e preBen . . . . .
.. permission be given to strolling performers to exhibit in Wheat, 4/. 0 0
Victoria P.......: ::
ther. However, the tranaition to fine weather on Tues. facts which led to the circulation of these rumours. It accommodation is exceedingly limited and uite prisoners did not hesitate toaffix their signatures, utberly . .
military schoolrooms. There i 3 no objection to school- - - ---
day was almost as rapid and unexpected, although the appeare that the baron, who, it is said, for some time ttth • •(I d d,f
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inadequa e o e increasin email s o this vast regardless, so intolerable was their sufferings, of the .
rooms being used by soldiers under proper restrictions. JOINT-STOCK BANKS. DALREITH GRAIN SAARKET-OcT. 2 .
wind still blows pretty freshly, and is accompanied by past exhibited symptoms of insanity, and whose move- metropolis awful coneequenceslikely to follow on such a step. Wby
• was the Moniteur afraid to allude to this circumstance 1 The Duke of Cambridge, the General Commanding- Dividend Amount Qrs. ' Best. Current. la tferfor
rain. Of course it could not be expected that so much ments had in consequence been closely watched by his . - " .
With respect to the Southwark improvement it
) Why was its answer calculated to make the French pub- in-Chief, attended by Colonel the Hon. James Macdon- Name of Company. Per of Paid. Price. 53 Wheat 80s Od.
storm and rain would not be injurious to the crops that family, was out walking on Tuesday in the vicinity of the
Annum. Share.
302 Oats 368 8d • 3fs Mid 2l is Otl
may be well te observe that one of the members of lic believe that the political exiles at Cayenne found no-
-39s lOod. 2Bls 03
ald, returned to town on Saturday eveniog from making -- - 372 Barley 463 Od.
may not yet be cut down or got into the haggard. The Kilmer, Leap, accompanied by his eldeet son, Major de
the. board has prepared an entirely new plan of his thing to complain of, and were perfect strangers to the z s. d. Z 8. d.
-. 0 041
standing corn has got a shaking that must have consider- Robeck. They returned about four o'clock in the evening
series of visi s i ire and the Midland Coun- knstralasia '
a t n Yorksh .. . .., „„ „ „ 205. pet' cent. 40 0 0 all 104 5 Peas Le beans 56s Od .-s Od
ably diminished the quantity of grain as well as injured to the castle, where the major left his father for the pur. OWn, and this is to be considered at the same time charges levelled, on their. behalf at the French govern-
ties. His Royal Highness will resume his attendance British Northlmerican 61. per cent. 50 0 0 -
the quality. The wet must have also injured the corn in Pose of proceeding to the railway station to meet the as the one adopted by the committee, so that it istNlt T Again, why was the Moniteurso slow ia meeting Commercial of London. 10/.eet cent. 100 0 0 20 "o o _=
C010nia1............., 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 21 ' ABERDEEN-00T. 3.
the fields not at that time brought in and stacked, cf Baroness de Robeck, who was coming from town by the is not at all improbable, considering that the corn- these charges, with which the world has so long become at the Horse Guards tkis morning.
Potato oats 29s 01 to 30s Od. toles
p., per bwthel
which tis needless to say there was a great quantity, 4 o'clock train. When the baroness and her party arrived rnittee were much divided in opinion, that some acquainted, through the Channel of the English press ? The annexed circular has been issued to the command- trlncirE-- •• -- •• ••••
nar. Bk. of Ans. 61. per cent. 2250 g g 25
aft, o _
- ° - Common oats 278 Od to 30s Od I
Farmers eeem resolved on making up for the last few at the castle, it was discovered that the baron had left alterations in the original design may be made. And how is it that no French paper hos been allowed ing officers of the several regiment 3 of the army :- London and County .. 101. per cent. 50 0020 0 0 31% Bere q9s Ocl to 41s Od
1531bs
days, and on not leaving their crops to the mercy of the house. Where he had gone, however, could in no
- . to whisper a word concerning a question in wbich
" Horse Guards Sept. 25. Londn and Westmingtr 141. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 46 Barley 39s Od to 41s Od
- - ----
London Joint• Stock ... 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 29% Wheat, red (spring)sos Od to 60s Od.
1621bs- pp
such another storm by the energetic manner in which way be accounted for, inasmuch as he had not, according THE LATE FORGERIES ON THE CRYSTAL so many French families are 'deeply interested ?Isit " His Royal Highness the General Com'inanding-in- val of Ireland.. 81 per cent. 100 00250 . 0 - , white .......50s Od. to 65s Od
they at present work, both in cutting down the oats to the statement of the gatekeeper, passed out at the PALACE COMPANY.-ROBSON'S CA.REER. . fair that poor prisoners, living at a distance of about Chief, with a view tci relieve regiments from the great ex- Frtitintoel New.- ...• - 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all -
Oat'meal 22s 6(1 to 23s 6d per boll.
that are yet standing, and in securing whet has been out. gate, and it was impossible that he could have left by a 9,000 miles from their native land, under the despotic pease now consequent upon the necessity of employing Pro• Nationt:l of Ireland... 61:per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Flour 54s Od to 55s Od per sack.
a sway of subaltern agents, wbenl the absence of control fessed musicians-civilians-as masters of bands, has it in Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 --:
The accounts from Erris are of a most aflimting charac any other way, as the castle grounds are enclosed by a It will be seen, from the follow-ing facts res ectie
Ditto, Nenw .... . 0 j
.81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - PROVISION MARKET.
and the sense of impunity may goad into all manner of contemplation to recommend the establishment of a large
ls 'l3
ter. There very little progress was made in the harvest very high wall. The servants were unable to give any Robson's short career, that amon st the list of inodern
Z 874 Beef, per lb 6d to 9cl Butter, p lb. 01 lld to
violence should be deprived of every means to have their musical class, as part of the education of boys sent te'the oThritietrhi tit!!
tar
ail
ioa ofp.
..r". tpp. c.
eti V
bs ; 2255 g g all
01l
work before the rain came down to lodge and otherwise information calculated to throw light on the matter. swindlers, forgers, embezzlers, fegw, whose histor of
Royal Military Asylum, and for the instruction of persons 6
Union of Australia"... 130/. per cent: 25 0 0 ff '-"'
Mutton, per lb 6d to 9d Eggs, p doz. Os lid 'to ls „,
66
injure the (sate, and the wind to shake the ripe grain '
They had seen him sit at the fire atter his return from rofli ac and extravaoance has been made br
pi . ic, wii
y „I cause advocated in their oin country by their friends
sent from regiments to qualify for bugle-majors, trumpet- Ditto .............. '3Ol. per cent. - 2ib 0 - Lamb, do., Os Od to Os 01 Hens, p pair 38 Od •to 3s ort
from off the ear. This we need not say isa -d* - walking, but further they knew not, as he passed out
great istress !bear :Y • • '
omparison with that of the present delinquent. • -
and relatives, and the justice Oftheir complaints discussed
majors, and hand•usasters, and whose training would re- union or L0nd0n...... 20.1,. per cent 5,0 0 0 10 0 0 25 Veal, per lb ... 8d to Os td Chickens,do.2s Odt4 2s in
to a people who have nothing besides their crops." of the room unseen by them, when for a short period he Four years ago and shortly after his marriage, Robson in their own language lls there not something dread- quire especial time and attention. - union of Madrid ..... I - 40 0 0 all - Pork, per 5t...5s 91 to 6s Od Ducks, do. 2s Od fe,2B o"
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waa left alone. A search was immediately instituted was found to 'be living with his wife in a single room, ful and quite heartrending in the facOof the French Go. • "No immediate benefit could be expected from the in- CANALS. Salmon, per lb Os to Os, Ducklings42s Odi o2s o,
IRISH A.GRICUITURAL RETURNS.
vernment raising a loud voice to tern' every distant corn- stitution of such a class, but it may reasonably be hoped
within and outside the demesne and in every direction in the vicinity of Chancery-lane, the rent of which was
The returns of the agricultural produce of Ireland where it was surmised he could'be b t •th t s • ' •
, u so' ou succes • only 4s. 6d. a week, and his principal resource at that plaint a calumny, while all those are terrified into silence that in a year or two many of the Eupil ld h -
5 WOU aye ac „i.
mes 0_ e
, ,
f e 'Dividend Na as t ••T Dividend Tallow, p stone, 936 d tOlOs d Potatoes, pr pock, ...1541 to o'
Od to Od.
for the year 1856, as d h dL. • "
presente to t e Lor mute- A painful suggestion supplied by the fact of the river time was 18s. a week, which he received from a law h ld h • • • • •
w o cou t row any • light upon the subject and afford quired sufficient skill to assist in t e work of instruction, ' a i s .3 ; per ,
Compan e . Price _. m n 'il.' , per
uompanies. zi Annum. Price. Rabbits, each
Butter for exportation ( e nt cure) per cwt.9B,od to 1009
. pr se
-d to 0'
nant by Mr. Donnelly, the indefatigable Registrar- Passing through the demesne, and close by the castle
~ stationer in whose service he was. His means- for some irrefragable proofs. and that after that period several ovould be eligible for the a ,Annum.
co , - Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen . .
General for Ireland, have just been printed. They and it was determined to search it. A large nlumber of time after this were as humble as h .1. ld k
unu ity cou ma e But let us examine the official answer, as published in situations 'named-namely, bugle-majors, trumpet-majors, -_,-.- - - -
and band-masters. 4 I i 4 I RETAIL PRICES.
the Moniteur
43
afford a most important mass of statistics, showing men were engaged in " dragging" tbe Liffey for miles them, and the first change found in them was his obtain- " A preliminary outlay of 500/ or 600/. would be neces- •
kshtn &Oldh 93 71. p. ets 145 Macclesfield. 100' 21 10s. 51
F10ur,141b....0s Od to 3s Od Barleyflour,l4lb.o3 to 2s os
the acreage under the several crops, and the num- in each direction all Tuesday ni,oht and during the en- a ace, a a mo era e
ing a situation at the Crystal P 1 t d t Tee following were the questions put to the French h • • •
sary for t e supply of musical instruments; and it is cal- aarnslOY• ••• ,
..
160 - 1 - Neath .... •
• • 100 , 161. -
Oatmeal Os Od to 2s 4d e, dust, Oa to ls u"
tire of yesterday, but up to a late hour last night the government by public opinion :
Brknkbetbmrg, 1450, 41. Oxford , - 103
ber of live stock in the several counties of Ireland salary, not much exceeding 30s. a week. A subsequent
Is it true ? Yes or no. . culated that 1,000/. per annum would be afterwards neces- 0 4/. 91% Peak F• •••
•-t• 100' 5/ Os. 76 Beremeal ....Os Od to 2s 2d „ per lb 2d to Zej
irmnintrg a.. osres . 78j ;1
search bad resulted in nothing further than thediscovery promotion found him in the cempany's accountant's • sexy to maintain the class, including the salary of director, y. 100 251. - Regent' 15% Peasemeal... Os Od to 2s. 8d Sid's,
for the current year ; and it is gratifyina to find
That without ny regard to the laws of civilisation
erchief with t ' • Itiale
of a silk pocket hendk . he baron s ini •, office, and finally he was placed in the registrar of shares . P the necessary professors, copying and arranging mnsic, Devrty .• •: .. ,100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale•••.... Nj 11. 10s. 76 .
that they fully bear out the favourable anticipa-
n this ' • a - -
4-Ib. 10af...8d. 2-Ib. 10af...4d.
hich was found in the river about half a mile from the and dividend certificate office, at a salary of 150/. per c "who are uilt onl -
nineteenth century, men g y yWe &c., repair of instruments, and other incidenat expenses. Ellsmre&Chsl 69 23/1 p. ct. - Somrset Coal 1401 -
tions formed of the agricultural progress of the w • lause th 'lOO 3/ pr.ct. 43 Do Lk FclSt. • Cheese, per imperial stone, ts. Od. to 4s 6d.
12 -
astle, a ciroumstance which affords sinful evidence
p , annum. On this slender means he managed to es ey were unsuccessful " (5) have been sent la " There are now 112 battal
tablish . . , . ions of infantry and 26 regi- GrandJunctn
1. t 11% Stff* ' 28/. 425
country. There has been an increase of land notwithstanding the uneuccessful nature of the search, chemical works in Bowling-green-street, Kennington- . ,
consequence of sham treats, or without trials at all into ments of cavalry exclusive of Artillely, Sappers, Military Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6 . pr. c . , rd &Wore
Grand FTurreyi 100 41. - Shrewsbu v eto
r,,•• Ise - - .. ____o_
under tillage, as compared even with last f h h •
year, o tat t e surmises as to the baron having thrown cross •be then took f if ble residence-Kilb rn
, , . a as lona - rain, an colonial corps.
.. ' • ' T • dlO ' •
o a country to which transportation is a " sentence of
Grand Union' 100 11.0 s. - Stoarbrldge ,A 5 121. 290 . DUBLIN, Ocr. 3.
... ,
nearly sixty-five thousand acres ; and considerably himself into the river durin h - b f •
gt e temporary a sence o Priory-furnished it in a style of great ele a
g nee es-
- death ?" (6) "If every regiment would pay an original subscription &A 1 39 68. Od. 6% 'Severn midi* '"l „, There was a large supply of grain to-day of every dr
•
of 5/., and 81. per annum to the fund ample provision taennellast ter vn..1100 - - WYe Rail. j 26 -* 7 • • • • 1 sr t* S a
scription. " Prtme wheat Was 6cl and ower qu ile
mere than this amount has been in the breadth the family were but too well founded. Intelligence • • - • -.- • ' That they have been there subjected to forced labours
, tablished his brougham, two dog-carts, and . six horses,
. would be made for all expenses. Leeds &Livrp I 100 251. 483a4 Wanvick & 21. 25 dearer thatoon Tuesday. Oats of ail kinds were 3d highol,
of land under wheat, as in some less important of his mysterious disappearance has been given at two of the latter • alone havino been purchased for (travaux forces)?
in •
It is unnecessery to dilate on the expected advantages Leicester-Hie° 61. 49% Binnyi.g. 1 100
Barley (except the best samples of malting) was fully It'
crops there has been a felling off. In the quantity the several police stations, and every mean 3 have 540/ • k t h. d '''
h "
~ ep. is groom an , cone men in (lashing That, like galley slaves, they have been compelled, at of thie proposition but there is every reason to hope th t
a, Leicstr &Nth 83 - - warwiek & 1 21. 8 lower. There was rather an improved demand for Inditse
of land under potatoes there has also been a most been taken to discover him if he yet lives ; but, as we liveries, and had, his three domestic servants to at- least for a certain period, to cut their hair, and to wear it will - tot • ' • f -
in a greet saving o expense to regiments, and
•• - - LoughLorogh 142 701. 550 Napton. i 100
Worcstr i 1 • cora, and a Wiling advance was demanded.
_,.,
remarkable increase ; and the increase of farm have said, up to the present no information has been re- tend on himself and his wife. This to a man with the letters C. F. and the very words " galley slave " tend tOetshe
. o - permanent efficiency of regimental bands. • t
etortmouthsh'loo • - -
Mei emerysh 100 -....
.....-- Birming
.1 78 21. 20
White wheat, 32s 6d to 31s ; red ditto, 80s 6d to 33e no '
live stock has been equally decisive. The followin ceived of his having been seen in any direction. It is such limited income might be supposed by ordinaro written in capitals on the upper leather of their shoes ? " His Royal Hiohness re nests to be favoured with o
- J Th t f h a h fth • • h " • 0, q yur Me tnnwbry 100 Wilts & Bilks. -10 s. Od - d • oats olds
ditto new, -s ; barley, new 22s Oel to 21s 0 , , ..
a,or t e rst moot s o eir sojourn, tey have opinion
.on this subject.-"I have, &c.
-s to -s ; ditto, new, 13s'2d to 14s 6d ; ,here, hew, lose'
g • unnecessary to say that the affliction of the baron's family minds to be • •
extravagant, but not so with him. He in addi-
is Mr. Donnelly's report :-
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
under the circumstances is intense in the extreme. tion, considered it necessary to his enjo ments to h
y ave exclusively lived on mettle' and couac, which was the "G. J. WETHERALL, Adjutant-General." to 18s 9d ; rapese(d; 30s Od to 328 Od per brl ; • oatmeal, lir
• Indio"
May it leas o
p ey ur Excellency--On tbe 20th of August The Mayor of Waterford has succeeded in obtain- somethin b • •' '
g more to eguile hie leisure hours- and he took diet of the blacks before the abolition of slaver ?
Y • The stores that were in charge of the Turkish Contin- . - Dividend Amount 01 to 153 61; bakers' flour, 218-6 d to 27s Od per owt,
I had the honour of snbmittin fo
g r your Excellency's ine• from the French Government -a promise that under his • M• B '
protection iss - a courtesan of some That they have been made liable to corporal punish- ge tIL "ri
n cop eer corps in the .Crimea during the late war Name of Company. per of raid. esilee. corn, 30s 01 to 34s Od por 480 lbx.
consideration a return showing., by ceunties; and pro- '''' • nents of the most cruel and humiliatin kind bein ut are nb in
g , g p ow e g deposited in tbe Ordnance stores at Chat- Annum. ' Share.
French agriculturists and agricultural implement celebrity, for whom he took ---,Cottage, in the Park- I . . •
__so_
vinces, the acreage under flax in 1855 and 1856, and to the rack on certain occasions, that is, being tied to a ham by a party of engineers belonging to the Turkish -
kers will be encouraged to send their produce road, St. John's-wood, and fitted it up in a style of
£ s. d. Z s. d. VIA BORNE MILLE.
the increase or decrease in the latter year. I now bee ma
stake with thick ro es around their arms le s neck o t•
p e ,g„ C n ingent who are stationed at Chatham under the A,lblon ....•• ....•• .. 3/. 10s. 500 00500 0 90 • '
to submit general abstracts of the extent of land undt; for exhibition to the shoyr of the Royal Irish Agri- surpassing e'egon,e, and in addition to other appurte•
belly, and breast-a punishment lasting, according to command of Captain Allan. The stores are conveyed to Athena B:1;. and For. 71. 14s.6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 18 .12e4
crops, and the number and description of live stock in cultural Society, which will be held in Waterford nancee for the lady's comfort, provided for her a hand-
circumstances, from four days at the least to a fortnight Chatham in the Government lighters, and landed at the Ditto Marine ..! -- AL p.c.& bs. 10(3_ 0 0 25 0 0 42 gn lies that the mails are sent from the General Post.c-
y(A:ini ih. and hi by the morning-lespatch.)
each county and province, in the same years. The num- next year. some brougham with coachman, Stc., with liveries to
--'
,
at the most 4 gun-wharf adjoining the dockyard ; and the amount of rtileshsor .............. 6 igsr coent. 5 0 1
, d 50 0 0 5 150 00
-17 +j
g - .
hers for the latter year have been compiled from returns BILLINASLOE SHEEP FAIR. match, an 4 this eatablishment alone must have made a
a ,
considerable hole ie .1,200/. or 1,5001. a-year. His at. That, lately, two of them, for some talk at which one steres already deposited at Chatham is sufficient for the Argus V•ife .....:::::: 41. per cent. 100 00250 0 23 Day wtellalatieui From whit' Whe
111 . -
lately procured by the constabulary and metropolitan The followin accounts of thia da 's shee fei
Pert duo ~, .
of the overseers bad taken offence, were dealt with as equipment of an army of several thousang men. British Commercial .. 71. lOs. 50 005 0 0 - COUNTRIES•.! In General Post-
r tention to this damsel was perfectly lavish, and it was
' ince, London:* Dispatche . Engles.,
police, who have acted aa enumeratots in their usual reached Dubingthis e•venino b the tYleo• phP---' vile coiminals and oo their 'being rellictant. to sub.mit Iler Majesty's steam despatch vessel, Coquette, 4, Corn- Toeutl;,Aled.4 Gen. Life spr et &bs. Ita g 3 113 3 . _ .
only a few months ago that he presented her with an
. ---se". -• t,
efficient manner. On further revision some slioht "The sup lof shee to. de7 wy s thee]. .t)rat fo •s
elezant dressing-case. furnished with silver, which cost tc:..1:11 romi= mist:Tenn% hatt,her hodies bruotlV mander Glyn, left Spithead on Saturday tor the Medi- crown :„.:::::::::: 17.. Od 50 0 o 50 : I°__.4 , k b Every Friday .... Liverpool ... Weekir
alteratione in the figures may be necessary, but so ears. BueiPnerss connfen ed y ithabirgiessle de -le dor ff, d heir arms b d terranean.. Eagle . '••• • ss. 50 00.,50 0 7 t 4 meriest(bylirit.pac ) ,+
i
, the trifling sum of 37/. Not content with this expensive I's °Yrs' , b
kmorica (by United Sts
unimportant, that for all practical purpeoes the tables Yand closed at one o'c'ock. cPriceasrnYotwa. ood as amna7 '
wet- indulgence of his profligacy, Robson took under his care so 'ast as to meet" the blood gush forth ? The sailing corvette Amphitrite, 25, was removed from Equity and Law ...... 1% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 0.,
is packet) ..........1. Every Tuesday .. Southampton We1t.k1f,,,.. ,
• (uropean Life l/. 20 00. an is , o
may be reoarded as correct. Your Excellency ie pated. Ewes, 2s to 3s, and wethers slsgadvance d
ta" a young lady (Miss garie C-) who bad been a la• That none of those unfortunate men can escape but the ordinary in Portsmouth harbour on Saturday to be 0 ~ itnerica (by U. States 555.,..... ,
aware that the information oiven to the constabul
~, arY large stock realised abeut the same rates as last year." vourite " columbine" at a theatre, awl established her at at the peril of their Elmo a consideration that did not jury rigged, to serve as a depot ship for the Coastguard zri 1 61. sOk
.... • • .... 5 . per cent. Stoc . PI
,• 1041,S
5-1' packet) ..........N
iaetratia (via Liver- ..,. 4.... Liverpool ...
reei
is altogether voluntary ; and I feel assured it will prevent many attempts of the kind, one of which proved .service. She will be duly commissioned. Guardian ............ 51. per cent. 100 00147 5 0 55% Do, )
~ . m 4th and 18th .... Liverpool .. Tw!c.e.
The correspondent of the Evening Post writes :- a house in Cravea-street, where he kept her at an extra-
afford pleasure to yonr Excellency to learn, 119 I beg• fatal -ti a man of highly commendable character. Her Majesty's steam troopship -Urgent, Commander Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent 300 00i50 0 0 - Dlit:1( ' • hi. **seines.). B•
" BALLINISLOE Saturday Morning, 9 o'cloclo. vagant rate. This lady, however, he has latterly man•
Imperial Life
to :say, it is most gratifying to me to have it in my " '
In fine, that the system of secret transportations to Phillips, embarked on Saturday aft-rnoon at Portsmouth indemmty marine-. lt.os & 31. 100 0 0I 20 0 0 90 .-
'itto (via Cape of Isooti .......
• .... t Juc.or
• tglio
" This being the opening of our great fair, commonly aged to get off his bands br 1 ndiog 300/. to a young
Hone) -............N ....... ....
power to etate, that 60 far 21H lam infer-Red by the
p Cayenne has been going on till the present time 1 the depots of the 28th and 38th Regunents, with whom Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 3% larica 0,7„t. coast)
..,r, rid of the month . Plymouth .. 6th of 5
known as the show day, scarcely had morn dawned wben gentleman who has; married her.
enuMeratirs-who amounted to nearly 4,000 -hoetiht e
These are the charges. They were stated with the she left the same day for Ireland. . Law Lite.• • •......... - 100 o,'lo 0 0 61 kiexandria........../• 10th & 26th of co. Dover ...... id tl9
...
the iramenee fleecy herde began to pour into the beautiful In addliou to all this profligacy and extravavance,
, . Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 5 ki„,,,dria .ii 11 it Mil Of nin,,. Southarupte. 4tt 21 01,
to the collectinn of these retires ha 3 been displayed by
test o-sible preci
*sion and minute] circninstau- The Colossus 81 -* i T
y . „ Capta n .S. Thompson, is ordered to 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29% - ****- -I1 17th of the month Seuthatnntof 16th
demesne of Garbally, where the first day's sales are male. Robson was actually-in treaty for the purcbase of Kenji. g.read. P '
London
s Bahamas ........... TA . .
,_ _
only one landed proprietor in Irelan•l-a fact most /IS-Tilly
from Spithead te the Mediterranean. London Ship-. ..... - Belgitun .......• ....1.1 i)allY•• ••,• - '''' • Dov -
_. er ...... the y
A. heavy gloom overhune the morning, and up to this ti e worth Castle, Warwic k shire, fr )m its present o wner, at tiaete
creditable. to the good feelino and intelligence ot aii Let ue now look to the anewer : nothing could be The Wasp, 14, screw corvette, Commander F. FI. Stir- ..Harine.. .. ... 18s.per shatre 100 0028 0 0 62 Brazil .......,..........51 9th, of V
~tu,,.t,.. vuuthatmimp es ieth.
oe has not vanished. Yesterday it was; thought, from a cost of 5,000/., but before the bargain had been con.
th pto 16th o
rank.; and claseee in this ceuntry. It would appear from f ' more confused, vaoue, and contradictory. •
ling, put in at Lisbon, on her way to Rio on the 22d ult. TadLltavlid& Gen. Life 4% 15. i
,p,ere .2590 g.g
22 .
00 g 2it
... A Buenos Ayr off:. :". ',..,M1,1. 4, t
f Us Uncertsie
o„,atn_ 0 0 -month
the niamber of buyers in town, we should have an early chided the bubble bunt, and he was obliged to cut.
- Cape of Good Hope
~...
' I/ dans •
nce .... . . Various ports
the reports of the enumerators that. inttrections were ' t
1. To present the ransportation te Cayenne as an act A letter from tho British squadron off Greytown, Ni- 'Monarch ..:::::::•.:: - 500 100 1/. Cap of hood Hope ..114
,iii
market, but it has prove(l the contrary, as nothing com- A short time before he abseondeil Robson peid 60/. to
a e••• er ~.. • 4,-, eoutnaaipen 16th o' -
issue:l to the tenantry of the pro rietor referred to •ke
of mercy is really a barbarous jo . caraotia, dated the 4th ult., says :- National Loan Fund 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - ces:do Verde :....•
whose estates are situated in the colLties of Le%t •
i rim and
' paratively has yet been done. Buyers, though name. an upholsterer in the Borough for five sets of curtains
2. The confirmation of 'the. fact O•hat the political " The Orion, 90, thp Archer, 14, the Intrepid, 6, and Palladium Life ...
41
tOothaand, 26th.„,. lb 8e 29tet
......Ni rtd 20th..... 4th &2"
Donegal, not to afford the required information as t., rous and early in, are merely looking threuoh the lots, for his house at Kilburn ; and the eleganee. of style in
prisoners were compelled to mahual labour, as well ns the Pioneer, 6, are bore. The .Impozieuse, .20, sails this Pelican ...• •• •• •••• ••
Pheenix _ _
- sf) Ceylon.
- 180% channel 151.03.....,...151 !Ik/14.,11'..1.,Xt IV, 3outhamp,en ruernete
•••• - -
their crops, or the nnmber of live stock on their f r hut very slew in bidding, Tee only sales I have heard which that dwelling was furnishedicay be imagined from
the galley-slaves, is to. be found in this phrase of, the mining and returns by the 12th. Tlr Vietor,4, is at Professional Life 1... 51. per cent. 50.0 i 0 0 - 0.11111-- ...• •• •• .• ..I'l 4,1&17th nf month Southamp or I and leo
T. have therefore taken the returns tnade to tn-r" ' aincBl..; of were Mr. Joseph Hardy, 120 ewes to Mr. Ellis, at the fact, that on the sale of ite furniture •at the' auction ' •
Monitcur :-" The obligation of work, commen to all, Bluefielibh
eTshee•Arroganot,tt and.e onalduesday. f.or Pt PrOovident Life-- -:. • 15. 55.•& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 o 3834 China ...•. .. • ' ;4th and 10th •.... 4 and 2?.
. for their holdings as being the same in 1856. e 'lnn refaea 45s 61 ; Lord Dunsandle, 100 ditto to Mr. Joyce, at rooms of Mr. Oxenham, of-Oxford-street, it reelioed the -
to 0 8 Censtanti 1 ..... N I Oth arid 26th....
roc' gyms . R k Lif 'no 311(3 . i
, ,
...r,.. .... _,,,, : I.laB in theory been understood in a uniform manner, Pt"Yal, b h h g I t P 1 I. °•• •••••• •• •• 79' 53 8. 8
wer _ !is In Dover ..., .. 2 and 1;
terence to this subject I feel it due to the tenant farmers 384; and a second lot ditto to Mr. John Dennie, at Sum of 1,300/. • , , • . ,
that le to say, the compuisoly right peesessed by the b bill. 3 11 .
the squadrou, aed In al pro a ty wl De back again Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. all 277 Censtimtinop e..„ „ ~ Itli St 20th of It, n..9l"'"no"' 1 and 21,
ortlheee eetaten to ncqnaint rear Eecellency thet -in 36'' Mr. Tully's top lot wedders, 140, to Mr. Magin, How Robson could have been allowed to carry on soch
authorities went as far as imprisonment ;" that, in fact, ebout the 20th, when we hope to hear something about our Sun Fire ...... 6/. 10s. - ~ 218 Cont. of Europe M& N t wice daily ...... 'Dover ..... fwicedow ,
Ditto Life ..... 1/. 14s. - - Egypt (see smile)
return to England. Although wo have had a great amount •
O o 0 esilf
farther years they afferded all the intorrnation re nired at 2/. 128 61, and a second lot ditto at 2/. 11s 61, and a a course of extraordinary extravagance is truly eurpris-
the most submissive among the pnlitical prisoners sheuld of rain and very hot weather, tho squadron is, et, all United Kingdom '.„ ... 1 4/. p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 4 Franco ........ 34 &Is Twice daily.. :. - Dover ....... rick? 0 .
- -nere Y universal. Life .......• si. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 40 .
libraltir ......., ..m 4,7,17,20,27 dal. Southampto, 6,7, 14,
by the enumerators with the same cenfidence audi goo,' lot of ewes to Mr. Coates, of Kilceck, 70, at 48s. Mr, ing. He was known to every omnibus-driver in the
have been treaterd with, less severity and allowed a little speaking', healthy." 412 6 5%
Victoria Life .......• 51. per cent - Greece (see tale)
,i 16
feeling so universally exhibited by their intelligent fel- Deni 3 Delahunt, 100 ditto, at 85i 6,1. Mr. Martin eletropolis a, a pe.-ticularly fast man, ond thoowner of
more liberty is .detura enongh. But it must be ob- •
rhe experithental mortar, the trial of which we noticed Graytown ..........talrid & 17th of mon. so s
_in_atapter lst sn...
low-countrymen ; and but for the directions issued to Colahan to Mr. Perry 50 ewe hoggets at 40s. Tae some of the best nags about town ; sod it is said that
them in 1856 not to do so, it is reasonahle to conclude supply ia greater than last year, and ic is thougbt that his frauds, instead of being 5.h00/., aa (stated, will reach served thati,• una:dElaich eaenortances, those who are 80me months since, which ha 3 undergone so severea test
nrst harsh6y tre re precise y thcei urst honourable at the Ma-ine Artillery at Fort Cumberland, nosr Ports- • LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. flamouret „ ...... ..to"Dalls 'London ...".. Dal/7 0)
navannao ...........e: 2nd Of the monthiSouthsuiptoi, Ist ,), 10
that they would in this year have followed a similar en- prices will range from 3s to 5s over last fair for good the enormous slim of 30,000/. In addition to, the other
character,. ecdause strohogly unpreste vfith the sense of mouth, burst at last on Thureday, afer firing Dividend Amornat Uolland .. ~........'. m Daiiy... ..... .... Dover ....... iiallY,
1,500 13 per • , of aonlara3 ~, ......,,m 17tii of the month. Ebuthamptior 16th ~,
Name of oornoano. Paid. Price.
lightened conrse. Prmae e'wee, but wedders will be almost the same figure, meams adopted by the police for his apprehension, a num- 12
tfe
titjenstice
done tod t em, and preserving in the midst inch shell, with an average charge of 201 b. of powder. Annum. ' Share. tailis(viasouthampt.)vi 4th 3-.. 20th of me, I and 21;
GENERAL ABSTRACT OF CEREAL CROP 3. as also old ewes. Mr, Poole end Mr. Ganly, auctieneer, ber of daguerreotype likenesses of Robson belie been
o ti ir un. ?serve misfortunes. pie pride of their
Iles)1t1 10 h& 26th of moth Dover ...... 15 &...12,4
1855. 1356. Incrpase• Decreme. are very busy looking thr,,u h the several lots, bating struck off, and forwarded to the authorities at all the The tstal expenditure of powder in the trials was 14 tons. - ------ - -------
--------
---------
!retie (via Margei
former condition, they are unwilling basely to crawl The addleovh 1 t
P •ee s eatn•vessel Medusa, 4, Lieutenant Xs.d. 4 s d lonian Isles (see India) •• •• •••• '... . .. D0ver...... il.r.:•"
4
Acres. Acres. Acres. Acres. instructions to mk I g oin Eierland so that his
a e arge purchases during the day. principal towns and outpors . g ,
llank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 (.) 0. Ireland Kati swiee daily . Illolvhesd . .
Wheat ........ •• •• .. 4 5,775 529,3f13 83,048 - into the favour of their enemies, and to be, Ith• • • n'
-, or eu• in Commend .
, sr W. A. J. Heath, having had defects made British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 •
202/0s r,,,,,,)il
_7.7.7.7. ....hi 241 or - o • • ... .. .. .. .. ,Sodthampto.r.
The market '
will beceire very brisk in less than an hour, escape may be prevented by all p osible means.
ill
Oats - 82,677
• , doleerce, by deoradino theinselvee. Nor does it require - i .•1 A r
2 10 0 4r218 It'ail,:iril .............N I•tri of 010 ,- o_, .. ISolthaniptonin and 14
and, the buyers bei
-ng go nunu.ran , and determined t„ It eras matter ofnotoriety to every one conversant wan - . , . - g 0,,,, sane, Arora Plymouth 0n satorsay, for the coast Caledonian Bank •• •• • 81. Per cent. 10 0 0
Barley, bore, rye, &c.,
a very deep insieht into the lows of human natur City of (41aszow Beak 5/: per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 12/ ils If adejra ...........',. N,231 ot month ..., Liverpool ..., of'
e to efAfrice.
&e ...... ..•• ..... . 267,931 218,013 - .19,125 purcham, the fair will neceggis •l h
ri y o a good one. Mr. the Corte! Palace that the transfer cierk was li vino in , . 9 . •
Cly.leal.4lf.: Bank k - ... 51,1. p oant. '2O 0 0 10 0 0 13 12, '
falta (toe India)
.1
-- -
a fil I', L ird Don- rieerate ety e, an w e er le Igo' y o s gee e nail snot'? that, it is toe insolent marines?, of the alf-poWeriiii '
The screw steem•cor tte, Hi 'nil er 21 Ca tali, John c
ve . ge 371, ' '' P F 'd• - mintrc,al !lan • 7/. per cent..soo 0 0 100 0 0 2.45/0s i 1 9
otalta ............. o a 'I, 10,20, and 26... Dom ....... 4. l!'s '
Total 9 832,563 .2.781;047 43,034 132,10)
Saa es .
d' 800 and all.rulino to look upon this self•respect of a moral! at 1" D ‘4.
in the office might have been wounded or n,t by such a o . y e oore, irma L oruirnouth, arrive_ at .... lymou...ii on in Ay. Eastern 8ank.....• .. 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 121 8: 7'lluultius(Beo Indls) 21
Deere:l3C 011 cere..l crps in 1806- , • . 44,517 acres.
free lean as a crime. in the eye of one whose power is •
rhe screw steam-sloop Setellite; 20, which has been •iril.l,-,. Ss glesgow -. • ste 1. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 041 I9s `..f.e.urithis ........ .2.'• 20;ti of the moult, 4thiend
GENERAL AMTRACT OF cnkr:N cliors2 " 2 o'Coocw. course, it would surely not have been incompttible
_
- _
ii.xti..anraigeil.lnk of Scot.. - s:texts° ~..............M 41'0 of the month.. Bouthampt,r tit
bey int( control, no'.-, to kneel when he passes amounts to recently stripped, is now receiving her masts again, at,
7855. 155. i. Ixereme. Demise. "The fair became vcry brisk after 9 eel .ck, and cor- with the duties wh.ch the directers owed to the 0 i .ank ...... 6% per cent. 100 00l 0 0 0 190,,' os Naples ...... ~ .. -• • •;NIDITIIY. •••••• • . • • • Dover ~ -
Acres. Acres. ,I creg AcT.IS tinned 80 until 1 p.m ; out the pricee were not near s sh hld t hav examined t 1 td •
are 0 ers o e . once a ea's tiring rebellion !
Devonport, under orders fronsthe Admiralty. ~ esorteofecottandnank 51. percent 20 0 0 210 0 5/23. d New Granada ......,',; :id& T 7tl, or menthl3outham-p.to; let emi!,ll,l
Potatoes ...... •• •••• 982 301 1,101,090 132,249 -
h. h - -t d At this hour the fair is v °
I g as e.cp c-e . e sty dull. the last three years into the state of the transfer 0. - n en; ,in i s answer, touches on none of
' TO .My 't • • 't
The new screw stearn.lrigate Emerald, 51 ; the new Rep! Bank of S coll. .. 02. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 144,03 I.7ew Zealand,. rs .. .... 4th and letli renal various port -'•
otteeps .... ...... . oreeeoe 314,3,1 - 12,521
111.21:on Bank of Scot. .‘ 8/. per cent. 100 0050 0 0 103/0s Papal '''''''''''' ."`". 'a "I' pally ..
Other green crops* •• 90,1 in '99,873 4,737 _ Ewes were' 2s orer last year, and at least le over tl e books. The facilities .which exist for frauds in col- the particular points which go so far te prove that the screw steam-corvette Scylla, 21 ; and the Cyclops, 6,
estern Bank •• -- •• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 42/103 Peninsula ...,.......M iouthanipter
-- - -- - tuorninz. A large lot rema,ius unseld from tho immense nection with the transf ' •• d ' cosditien of the political prisonsrs at Cayenne is not at dil h. I steam-frigate are ordered to be broueht v
er registra,ion an cus- . ' pa . e-w Le o . Mance Firs and Life.. 8% /. pr cent. 100 0011 0 0 16/15, Peru ..........„ ~...„ NI )1 gi 1-th nf mon. lonthamptt r Ist ti 16°
Total-- •• •• • 1,411,393 1.354,925 127.525 12,591 3 I " all &lake that nf the galley-siaveo " The labour of the forward for commission immediately. British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 200 l / 133 Port Natal ..........b. sth of month .. • • Various port:
Increase on zreen crops in 167,6 . • 111,133 Perm Upp y. tody of atiares in pub'ic Comp tri,es. are in almost
_ all instance+ much too great, and some hetter plan N livery Saturday.. -Dover ........ Weekly
foreats ie strictty cempulsory ;" so is the labour of the The Vulcan was put out of Nu. 3 dry dock, at Sheer- Caledonian Fire Truer . 10, per cont. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 ls S'elly ."***--'•''' `•
______
,City of l;lasgow Lite : 6/. per cent. 0 0 2 0 0 I/ 8, Tuscany ....••••• •• •• ..ls r),11y• • ...... .. • • Dover ...„,
. Manzoll•wnrtz .1, beetroot. carrots, pr•sp i. ~ eab'n-e vetches,
poi: Lica, prisoner+, according to the above-mentioned nes., on Saturday.
Venczaclx ..........;51 2,1& 1 ltb ofmontb Seuthamptor I sei6coo,,
and rape are ineluded un er this !pad. ' ' ' d . . '• ' • PROPOS NI) NE IY STREETS. than now exists far checking and eecerding the transfer
avowal 01l tile Moniteur itself. , "It is always grate- The Retribution, 28 guns, paddle-wheel 8 oo ontal Lire . . 5/ r cent 50 0 0 100 - 1 5
Van emen s on ,-e•
team-frigate, Edinburgh Life• i ••
••
' *Pe
. 1 ) ' 5 Di
' L 6(
GENERAL SUMMARY. ----db------ and delivery of shares is urg-ntly required. The recent ream 6/. oar cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 z9l 3s '
Acres. TIIC Observer of yesterday has the following :- frasphs in the transfer-office of the Northern of Prance the 1 i s Barker will be ready fc
itous :" so was abo ir of the political yrisoners at Captain Cherie . . ~ •r sea in a lew one. & scot, UV/ Life - 510er cent. 40 0 0 350 " ss A,nstralia) ........ 4th and ISth of W. imon:hlY '
Welt Indies .........z• .., - . ~i, , ~,.,,i, %nth.
10 0 0 1100 • / lOs • ' mptonll and
,1„6..,..
Increase on green crops.... .• .. • • .......... 111,135 Railway prove that the evil is not confined to this conn• r destination is reported to be
the time we received the first letter published by the days. He the China seas, • Vie. Ass.c. of 3cok,And 61. per cent.
Ditto en flax .
. • ...... ••• .. 9,7.51 There is now a prospect of the long-talked-of
tro and a oenerel feeling of insecurity end consequent
__.„ .
English press, as formally stated in the following lines ; The Cuckoo, 3 guns, paddle-wheel steatn-vessel 1.; t ' atlonat 'Aro and Life 6/. per cont. 10 0 0 10021 Os
, um .- North British Insur... 71, per cont. '2OO 0 0 20 00' Sties When any of these dates fall on a &Ind th ' 4'4
ay,
.e malls wl.l be
_,
new street from the Town-hall, Southwark, to the d-" . . o , '., •
mmander Augustus .E. Murra • -
b elid to be Co • ' G n
relation or railway tend other property represented ttt l• ti 1 ' n
at presen., ie po i ca
.priso !rs may e , _ y, las armed at Scottish Union Insruc. 7%/. prcent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 ."/ 15s watched on tho following da 1 h
y. w t the exception of the Inals (...'
124183 York-road, near to the Sluth-W( s ern Railway °Pr
actually starving ; and whtle their tormentors bents- Sheerness from Plymouth and P,ortsmouth, bringing Standard Life - ...... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 0/ Os eouthamptoni, and the Malta, both of which will be despatch. d 1"'
Delitet decrease on cereal crops .... • • 43.517 ' by shares must be the inevitable result of a state of
Ditto on meadow and c•over .... •• .. 10,424 station, being formed. For some time the Chief • • •
~ fit by their tilling, embanking, bilildhig, they are left supernumeraries for the Retribution and for general United Den Assurance 5/. per eent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 - preeeding day.
.....--......
things which adinite of the corarnission of such freuds
_so_
--- 59.311 I Commissioner of Works has held in his hand a those practised by Robson on tho shareholders'of st-,-.9 without remuneration, almost without food." That there service.
I ri--____ __L ___L _ c rtrS /-1,,,1, A 1 i• 1 r .1
Total inern."., :.,. 4,........!---a. -... . -

Dividend i Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X s. d. £ s. d.
British • • •• • • • • •• • • • • - - - -
Ditto Provincial •• • • 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 -
Brighton ...• .. ••• • • 5/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 J 15
City of London .. •• - 41. Os. 100 0 0 150 0 0 , -
Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
Equitable .. -....- -2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all j -
Great Central .. .. •• • 8/. per cent. ,10 0 0 all j 12%
Imperial lOl. & bonus. 50 0 0 all . 89%
Independent 5l. j 40 0 0
_
London , 50 0 0
Do., Pati. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ~
25
Phoenix •••-•• • • - - 41. per cent. ,60 0 0 52 11 0 45
Ratcliff .... . ....... 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General .....• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 21
Westminster Chartered 141 per cent. 50 0 0 PP 53
Ditto, New l - 50 0 0 10 0 0 10%
WATER-WORKS.
6L
pDividendAnnum.ercnt.
z ssAmountthosarke.d.
. £ s .
d.
Name of Company. ' per of Paid. Price
- -
,
I
East Londonloo 119
Grand Junction .... • • 1 47. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 77
Kent.... 4l. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 80%
Lambeth ...... ••• • • • - 100 0 0 - 95
New River Company 21. 10s. - - -
Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - -
West Middlesex . 51. per cent. 61 0 0 -1( 0
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
- ----, -
£ s. d. £ s. d.
flungerford .....• .... - - -7%
Southwark ........ .. -- 110 0 0 - -
Ditto New of 7% p.c. IL per cent. 30 0 0 - -
Waterloo ..... ....... -. 100 0 0 - -
Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - -
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 21%
Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 - 20,fri
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Compa per of Paid. Price,
Annum. Share.
' £ s. d. £ a. d.
Commercial .... ...... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
East and West Tndia.. 61: pr cent. Stock. - -
East C=.-entry.. 2os. per sh. - -.-
London ..... - 102
Ditto Bonds •• .. - - - -
St. Katharine - -
outhampton -
Victoria I 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 ' 21
JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
--.------
£ s. d. £ a. d.
Australasia..', .....„. 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 104
British Northlmericaa 61. per cent. 50 0 0
IP -
Commercial of London. 10/.'el cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Colonial ............ „, 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 21
10nian................ 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 -
London and County .. 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 31%
Londn and Westminstr j 141. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 46
London Joint-Stock ... 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 211%
Provincial of Ireland.. Si. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ditto, New.• • ...• • • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all -
Nationr.l of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Ditto, New .. ..
!
Oriental Bank Corpora. 81. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all iB%
South Australia •• .• -
Union of Australia.. • • 130/. per cent. 25 0 0 66
Ditto - 210 0 -
Union of London 120.1. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 25
Union of Madrid ... • • I - 40 0 0 all -
CANALS.
Names of 'Dividend
Price Names et ..1
,Div p Dividend
Companies.
ce
2
Companies. i per Companies. d . Price.
os Annum. m 4 Annum.
_l7l-'----
-£%
-
160 - - Neath ...... 100 161. -
Ashtn &Oldh 193 '7l• P. et 145 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51
p,
Ba
ra
kr n. skl e
ze yi t
.•
b•
r•
0:
150,
41.
Oxford .. .... 100 - 103
Birmingham 40' 4/. 91% Peak Forest. 78j 5/. Os. 76
.. •••• ,100 6/. 158. 84 Rochdale.... 0 11. 10s. 76
Coventry.. • . 100 251. - Regent's.... 30, 11 15%
Eplelrsbmyre&Chs; 69 2% p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140' - -
GrandJunetn 100 3/. pr. ct. 43 Do. Lk FdSt 12 - -
Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 11% Stfird &Woro 140 281. 425
Grand Flurreyj 100 41. - Shrewsbury.. 125 - -
Grand Union 100 11.0 s. - Stoarbridge.. ,45 121. 290
Kennt & Avni 39 63. Od. 6% Severn andl '
Lancaster .. ' 100 - - Wye Rail. j 26 2/• -
Leeds &Livrp 100 251. 483 N Warwick & 1 ,„
Leicester ..•• 1100 61. 49% Birming. 5 100 `.• 25
Leicstr &Nth 83 - - Warwick & 21. 8
LoughLorogh 142 701. 350 Napton. -.1 100
Mortmouthsh 100 • - - Worcstr & 1
Mntgmerysh 100 - - Birming.J 78 21. 20
MeltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks. -10 s. Od. -

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
• - Dividend Amount -
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
----- - 4
s. d. £ a. d.
Albion .... • • .... •• .. 31.105. AO 0 0 50 0 0 90
Allianze Bri ;. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 18
Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42
Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0 -
Atlas .
Argus Life .........•• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 23
British Commercial .. 71. lOs. 50 0 0 5 0 0 -
Clcricl.Mcd.& Gen.Llfe spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 104
Crown .... .....• •• .. 17s. Od 50 0 0 5 0 0 -
Eagle . . ... ss. 50 0 0 ,5 0 0 7 q
Equity and Law...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5,,i,
European Life l/. 20 0 0 . an 18
General.. - - ...... -6/. 5 0 0
PI 5%
Globe .... • • .... 51. per cent. Stock. ~ 10434
Guardian ............ 51. per cent. 100 0 01 47 5 0 5534
Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent 300 0 0 i 50 0 0
Imperial Life
0 90
000 4.30* 12020 1000 00
613
-
3
rLl:aal(wilvemLqtrleetY.......f..a..r..in e............. 12
si.. 3E: 24: 's
. b3sl.. :100°00°
• Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 VA
London
London Ship-. ..... -
. Marine.. .. ... 18s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 62
-11ed•Invlicler. Gen. Life 4341. per ct. 59 0.0 2 0 0 334
Minerva • • -
Monarch •• ••••• • . • •• - 5 0 0 1 0 0 11.
National Loan Fund 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
Palladium Life...
Pelican .... • • • • • • • • • • - - - 50
Phoenix - - - 1803,E
Peofesslonal Life....., 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 -
Provident Life......:. , 11. bs: & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 3834
Rock Life ........• •• 78• 5 3 0. 010 0 8
Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock, all 277
Sun Fire ...... 6/. 10s. - If 218
Ditto Life l/. 14s
••• .• -•4
0 0 0
-
United Itingdom ' .... IC p. ct. &.
bs. 20 0 0
- 412 6 5%
LIST OF SCOTTISU COMPANIES' PRICES.
NUTincit,oTerriasaLl
iff,eife.............:
551 i..
ppeerr
eceenutt . 100 0 0 10 0 0 40
Dividend Amomat
Name of Company. per , of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
.£ 3. d. 4 s. d.
Caledonian
tekdoonfiaSicioutlaa,:d
......... :II:
per
rr
cent. 10
11000
0C
00 1020
100
00
421022 /s(6)ds
British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/0s
Cityimonfetr4cl:li flanksgovß .
a a k.
751. 51.
pp
eerr
eceenntt .
500
. 10 0
Clydesdaleßank .... 534/. p zent. 20
00 000 101°00 0)1
000 21 :.3245 /1' 021:
C
Eastern Bank.... •• .. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 121 8,, Edinb. 8e Glasgow...• 3341. p cent. 5 0 C 5 0 041 19s
Excltarige llnk of Scot.. - -
National Bank ...• - 634 per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 190 i Os
North of F•cotland Bank 51. percent 20 0 0 210 0 5/2sld
Royal Bank of S cotl. .. Si. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 144,03
Union Bank of Scot. .. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 iO3/05
[ Western Bank •• .. •• •. 7/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 42/103
Uliance Firs and Life.. 8% /. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16/15,
British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 1/ 133
Caledonian Fire Incur . 10, per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 is
City of tlias,gow Life , 6/. percent. 0 0 2 0 0 ii gs
Co onial Life ....... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 , 1 0 0 3/ 5s
Edinburgh Life Izmir. Q. oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 29/ 3s
Eng. & Scot, Law Life 510er cent. 40 0 0 3 5 0 Il 8s
Lire kssoc. of 3cm,,,and 61. per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 1 lOs
Nations' Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 021 Os
North British Insur... 71. per coat. '2OO 0 0 20 0 0
,6/tos
Scottish Union Insrnc. 734/. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 / 153
Standard Life •• •..... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 0/ Os
United Den Assurance Si. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 -

How Robson could have been allowed to carry on such
a course of extraordinary extravagance is truly eurpris-
ing. He was known to every cennieus-driver in the
metropolis as a paeticularly fast roan, And, the owner of
some of the best nags about town ; and it is said that
his frauds, instead of being 5,G00/., as stated, wi!l reach
the enormous sum of 30,0001. In addition to the other
means adopted by the police for his apprehension, a num-
ber of daguerreotype likenesses of Robson haie been
struck off, and forwarded to the authorities at all the
principal towns and outports in England, so that his
escape may be prevented by all possible means.
It *as matter of notoriety to every one conversant with
the Crystal Palace that the transfer clerk was living in
first-rate style, and whether the dignity of the gent e uan
in the office might have been wounded or nut by such a
course, it would surely not have been incompatible
with the duties which the directere owed to the
shareholders to have examined once at least during
the last three years into the state of the transfer
books. The facilities ,which exist for frauds in con-
nection with the transfer registration and cus-
tody of shares in. pubtic companies. are in almost
all inetence4 much to) great, and some better plan
than now exists for checking and recording the transfer
and delivery of shares is urg-ntly required. The,recent
frauds in the transfer-office of the Northern of France
Railway prove that the evil is not confined to this coun-
try, and a general feeling of insecurity and consequent
depreciation of railway and other property represented
by shares must be the inevitable result of a state of
things which admits of the commission of such frauds as
those practised by Robson on the shareholdera of the
Crystal Palace.
There appears to be some. grounds for believing that
the culprit Robson will be very shortly in custody. It
would, of course, be premature at present• to ester into
any details, but it may be stated that a telegraphic de.
spatch was received on Saturday, immediately after
which a detective officer was sent from the Metropolis,
and from the information received there appeared eatery
probability that the fugitive would be in the hands of

3. The: Men'teur, in its answer, touches on none of
the particular points which go so far to prove that the
audition of the political prisoners at Clyenne is not at
all unlike that of the galley-slaves. "The labour of the
forcats is strictly compulsory ;" so is the labour of the
political prisoner 4 according to the above-mentioned
avowal o'l the tlfonitcur itself. "lt is always grate-
'tons :" so was the labour of the political prisoners at
the time we received the first letter published by the
English press, as formally stated in the following lines :
—" At present, the political prisoners may be said to be
actually starving; and while their tormentors bane•
fit by their tilling, embanking, building, they are left
without remuneration, almost without food." That thers
is some difference between the labour of the galley slaves
and that of the political prisoners, as to the productive
value, is easily conceivable. Men,. like journalists, phy
sicians, barristers, or merchants, can hardly be expected
to work manually with much success, even when ill-
treated in case of failure.

The Observer of yesterday has the following :
There is now a prospect of the long-talked-of
new street from the Town-hall, Southwark, to the
York-road, near to the South-Wtstern Railway
station, being formed. For some time the Chief
Commissioner of Works has held in his hand a
Government grant of 90,0001, to be applied for the
formation of a new street in this locality, but to
this grant there was attached the proviso that if
the street was not 'formed within a stated,period
this sum would be applied to other purposes. The
Metropolitan Board of Works -as early as March
last -had their attention directed to the subject,
which was referred to a committee, who, however,
did not make their report until the Bth August,
just previous to the board's vacation • so that the
question has stood over for two months, to the im-
minent peril of its not being proceeded with this
next session, as all the notices, in compliance with
the standing orders of the House of Commons,
have to be delivered before the 30th November.
The board have now, however, fixed to-morrow
week for consideration of the plan recommended by
the committee.

Total increase in the extent of land under crops 61,845
Total quantity of Live Stock in Ireland in each of the years 1852,
1853, 1854, 1855, and 1.56.
No. of No. of No. of No. of
Horses. Cattle. Sheen. Pigs,
1852 ..
1853 •
1844 ....... ..... 515,929 3,497,991 3.722,219 1,342,50 1855 . 556,287 3 584.100 3 612342 1077,665-
1856 • • • . • • .. •. • • 573,234 3,584,723 3,688,,113 915,933

The following appointments were made on Saturday
at the Admiralty :
Henry Piers, surgeon, to the Satellite ; Peter W.
Wallacr, assistant surgeon, to the Satellite ; >C. E.
Buckle, midshipman, to the Inflexible ; R. L. Tarton,
midshipman, to the Inflexible; Francis B. Renshaw,
midshipman, to the Satellite.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of I Paid. price,
Annum. Share.
--•----- -----
X s. d. X s. d.
Assam Tea •••••• .. • • 3/. 50 0 0 20 0 0
Anctimn Mart.• •• • ... 214 per cent. 50 0 0 _
Australian A,,triculturl 1/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0
Australian Trust .... ' Rl. per cent 25 00 I
Austradan Royal Mail Si. 10 0 0 all
Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11.10 s. 10 00 I all
British American Land Iss. 49 0 0
Canada ... •• •... •• .. 61. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 116
Do. 5 per cent Bonds 51. per cent.
Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. 112
City Nc.vigation Bonds
Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 0 91
Ditto —•• •• ......
Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0
Ditto New ........ 50 0 0 17 10 0
Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0
Gen .Steam Navigation 10 p„ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0
Hudson's 8ay........ Stock. .
Hungerford .......... 2/. 5s 100 0 0 100 0 0
London Institution .••
London Reversiona.7 5/per cent. 15 0 0 all
Russell institution ... 12 10 0
Price's Patent Cand. Co 10/. percent. 20 0 0 17 10
Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0
Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 71
South Australian Land 6/. per cent. 26 0 0 all 35%
Trust and Loan Comp.
Upper Canada .. •• _ 20 0 0 . 0

MURDER IN NORTHUMBERLAND.—On Friday Michael
T,
Cawthorn, a pedlar belonging to Warden, was remove
to Morpeth Gaol upon a coroner's warrant, charged with(
the wilful murder of Mark Cunningham, a mender
chairs, a native of Durham. Those two men, with other.,
had been drinking in the Sun Inn, Hexhare, oaWednee
day night week, when a quarrel arose about cheating sC
cards, and Cunningham had struck at Cawthorn. CIO'
ningham had afterwards retired to his lodgings on BaS,•
tle.hill, and had been followed by Cawthorn, who 104'
resumed the quarrel, and in the middle of the :awes;
tion had pulled out a large knife, with which he bad
stabbed Cunningham three times in the lower part °`
the bowels. The wounds were pronounced by the go"
geons to be deadly, but the poor fellow, being of an er
ceedingly strong constitution, was enabled to sustail
life until Tuesday, when inflammation ;supervened, and
he expired in groat agony.

4. This phrase of the Governor of Guiana, "From the
summit..of Royal Island we can see with the naked eye
all that is uing en in Devil's Island," shows how diffi-
cult it must be to escape from a place of such a descrip-
tior, But, difficult as it iii, the attempt is still =lore
dangerous. If the prisoner do not succeed in baffling
the vigilance of the overseers, he incurs a most severe
penalty. If he succeed, he has to put to sea at night in
whatever boat he may have seoured, without knowing
whither he goes, without even knowing whether be will
be lucky enough to find land. The death of the unfor-
tunate Mayor of Beziers is a tragical comment upon the
dangers with which such undertakings are always at-
tended. It is ranch to be regretted that the Mon iteur
should rot have deemed it worth while to reconci'e what
it says of the mild treatment the prisoners enjoy with
their desperate anxiety to fly from it at any cost.
5. One of the questions put to the French government
was this,
" it true, that not long ago a workman dis-
appeared on a sudden, and so mysteriously that his family
was quite unaware of what had become of him ? Is it
true that, upon inquiries, it was found the man had been
sent to Cayenne?" Os this point we have still to wait
for an answer.
Thus, of the accusations in the letter of the thirty-eight,
not a single one can be considered to have really been
met by the Moniteur. With respect to what took place
on beard the Brygone, it is no business of mine to re-
fute the statements in the official organ of the French
government, as I neither knew nor said anything about
it.

- -
-- —.—
Difference in numbers Increase. Inc ease. Increase. Decrease.
from 1852 to 1856 .... 48,178 489,6 6 1,071,200 156,725 Total v slue of the Live Stock in Ireland in each of tho years 18:52,
1853. 1854, 1855, and 1846, calculated according to the rates as-
sumed by the Census Commissioners of 1811, viz.:—For horses,
81. each ; cattle, 61. 10s. ; sheep, 225.; and pegs, 255. each.
Horses. Cattle. Sheep. Pin Total.
1852.........,£ ££
4.200,704 20,117,935 2,875,337 1,340,823 28,534,799
1853. • .. ...... 4 311,280 21,991,509 3,166,922 1,431.181 31,197,59,
1854.. • ...... 4,367,432 22.73,3,357 4,094,441 1,678,186 3/A76,416
'KA 4,450,296 23,1,8,600 3,962,576 1,472,006 33,053,478
1836• • • • '• •
.. 4,586,129
85,701 23,300,700 4,056,957 1,141,916 33,0

ustice almost immediately. It is to be regretted that
,he amount of the frauds attributed to the culprit has
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said,
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very far
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amount of the shares which he has misappropriated will
very nearly reach 80,0001. This is not, of course, the
actual sum that Robson has applied to his own use, many
of the shares sold by him having been disposed of at a
great discount. It may be as well to state the precise nature
of the acts committed by the accused person, which have
neveryet been made known, and it be seen that the
public, or at least that portion of it who may prebahly bo
the sufferers by his defalcations, have in some measure
brought the misfortune upon themselves by not obtain-
ing possession of the shares they purchased. Robson
was what is callel the transfer register clerk, and it was
his duty to resister all transfers of shares in the books
of the company. It would seem that many 9f the pur-
chasers of shares, having received a certificate of the
register of the shares into their names, treated this as a
perfect security, and allowed the shares to remain at the
office of the company, so that Robson probably had fre-
quently thousands of Shares at his disposal, and this
doubtless offered him an inducement that he could. not
resist to appropriate them to his own purposes. In or-
der to show the impudent nature of ,the frauds committed
by him, it may be stated that it has been ascertained
that in several instances where shares have been fraudu-
lently disposed of, the owners of some of them have al-
lowed them to remain at the office of the company, and
Robson has actually had the audacity to sell them a
secozd time. The fraud would, in all probability, not
have been discovered for seine considerable time but for
the diffic .Ity in making out the warrants for the divi-
lends, that was created by the numerous false returns
in the books, and the complaints that were made having
ied to in luiry ; the result Was the flight of the delinquent.
[t appears that before Robson left the office he contrived
Jo destroy nearly the whole of the evidence of his guilt ,
so that there is a question whether, supposing he sehuld
be taken into custody, there will be sufficient legal evi-
dence to support any criminal charge against him.

GIBRALTAR, Sior. 26.
The squadron which put into the bay on Sunday last,
under the orders of Rear-Admiral the lion. R. S.
Dundas, K.C.8., too'c its departure, under steam,
yesterday afternoon, for the Eastward. This squadron
consists of the following screw steamships :—Duke. of
Wellington, 131, flag-ship, Capt. CAldw€ll; Conqueror,
101, Captain Yelverton ; Cressy, 84, Captain Warien ;
°Trey, 4, Commander Bloomfield ; and the Wanderer,
4, CAnna-ander Luce, which left is the forenoon.

Difference In
value from Increase. Increase. Increase. Decrease. Increase.
1852 to 1856 335,421 3,182,765 1.181,620 195,907 4,5539)2
Do. between
1555 and 1856 135,332 132.100 24,331 327,090 35,223
It appears from the foregoing abstracts that in 1856
there were 5,753,631 statute sere.; under tiVaee in Ire-
land, being an increase of 64 845 acres over 1855 The
cereal crops collectively exhibit a deereass of 48,517
acres divided among oats, barley, r7e. beans, and peas
Wheat shows an increased area of 83,588 acres-445,775
acres having been sown in 1855, and 529,363 acres in
1856 ; of oats there were 2,036,181 acres in 1856, being
a decrease on 1855 of 82.677 acres. Barley, here, rye,
beans, and peas, covered 218,503 acres in 1856, which
is; a diminution of 49,423 acres compared with the pre-
YLons year,
In "green crops " potatoes show an increase of
122.289 acres, Cr upwards of one tenth more than in
1855—the numbers bein in that year 982,301 acres, an'l
in 1856, 1,104,590 acres.g There were under turnips
354,362 acres in 1856. or ,
12 a
591 acres loss than in 1855
"Other green crops"
show' small increase of 4'737
acres—the number being, in 1855, 95,136 wires, and ii,
,
1855, 99,873 acres.
There were 106,826 acres returned
as under flax in 1855, or
an
increase of 9.751 acres over
last year. Although the
does not equal its extentaire:e
increase in
eunder this important crop
is very gratifying to °beer
1852, 1853, or 1851, yet it
that in 1856 it has not con
tinned to decrease. The
amounts to 8,999 acres • ,the province of shows an increase in flax of 894
acs
% and Connaught
nf:l76 acres ; but in Munster there • UL
el si
tnesrt e ra laol ns
o.
, acres. In meadow and clover therea decrease of 318
10,824 acres in 1856, there having been is a decrease of
01855, and 1,303,983 acres in 18561.314,807 acres
The returns for 1856 exhibit an increase •
4 homes, cattle, and sheep ; but pigs
showin the number
o ...e compared with 1845, The total a large
creoß number of h
ill than in 1855
1566 was 573,266, being 16,979 more Ones
Horses returned as kept for agricultural purpos% n*
creage4br 13,940 ; for traffic and manufactures, i`-
b 2

This plan is not very popular with a consider-
able portion of the board, who consider that it
is not sufficiently direct, and that more advantage
should be taken of existing thoroughfares. Thus
Stamford-street is a good, wide, and open thorough-
fire, and if the •new street wero constructed
so as to make Stamford street available,. the road
would he more direct and lees expensive. The
committee have,'however, thought otherwise, and
their proposition is, that the street should com-
mence at the Town-hall, Southwark, should pro-
ceed with a curve at the back of Queen-street to
the Southwark Bridge-road, from thence to ruu
almost parallel with Charlotte-street, into the
Bla.ckfriars-road to the north of Rowland Hill's
Chapel, then across the Cornwall-road to the
Waterloo-road; near the station, and so on to York-
road. The estimated cost is as follows :—From
Righ-street, Southwark, to the Southwark-bridge-
road, the purchase of the property, good-will, new
sewers, &c., 294,0001.; from the Southwark-bridge-
road to the Blackfriam-road, 298,4191. ; from
Blackfriars-road to the Waterloo-road, 210,1931. ;
and from the Waterloo-road to York-road, Lam-
beth, 92,487/. ; making a total of 895,1041. To
meet this outlay, it is estimated that by the resale
of the property, by sale of ground-rents, and of old
materials in that portion of the street between
High-street, Southwark, and the Southwark.
bridge-road, 144,8941. will be realised ; from that
portion between Southwark-bridge-road and the
Blackfriars-road, 229,5001. ; from that part be.
tvveen Blackfriars-road• and the Waterloo-road,
169,920/. ; and from the piece between Water-
'oo-road and the York - road, 87,4801. ; the
Government grant will be 90,000/. ; making a
total set-off of 721,794/. ; leaving the net cost of
the. now streekat 173,3101.—a very mall amount,

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OP A SON.
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OF A DAUGHTER.
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King.
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wife of Mr. Edward T. Dunn.

TAXING WINES.—The Risorgimento of Turin has the
following :—"A tax on wines has been established at
Passer.) (Roman States) by long custom, and generally
admitted to be fair. The delegate having determined to
increase it and render it more stringent, the municipality
protested against it in one of its last sittings; but its re-
pres?ntations having remained without effect, twelve of
the councillors, belonging to the most influential families
of the province, and forming the majority of the muni-
cipal council, have tendered their resignattans."
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As regards the fact of the. political prisoners living
side by side with er linary criminals, the Moniteur
states that there is, in Guiana, a whole claw of common
felons, who had nothing to do with politics ; these were
"occasionally located on one and the same i-land With
the political prisoners, but never beneath one and the
same roof." This assertion may be true, but it is q rite
irrelevant and uncalled for. It has never been a.serted
that the class of those who are merely common convicts
and the other claw.; are herded together in Guiana ; the
question is whether, in the political class itself, men of
honour do not live side by side with liberated galley
slaves, whom, in the dark confusion ( f the coup d'etat,
it was thought &t by the military commissionera to con.
demo, or a pretence of plots or risings, so as to degrade
the rest by their contact 1 If we are to believe the Moni-

The Magdalena on Frida3, from thee West Indies Las
brought 140,0001, of which 54,0001. is silver. There
are no advices on this occasion either from Havannah
Vera Cruz. or Tampico. It is thought that the mail
from Vera Cruz may have been detained for despatches
from the British Minister, between whom and the
Mexican Government, according to reports from Now
York, a serious misunderstanding had taken:place.'