The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-04 00:00:00

THE GREAIf EXHIBITION.

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(THIS DAY.)
The daily average of visitors at the Crystal Palace
seems how to be settled a, 50,000, at which we apprehend
it will remain, exci,pt the excursion trains of next week
tend it up to th, " too tuli" point. Enrytbing continura
to gu ff with order and regularity, and nut the sligh•est
cause of complaint can be found in the demeanour of the
visitors. Ye,terday the receipts were 2,4151. 25., and
the numbers 53,371.
To-day, at one o'clock, the number of perions who had
entered the buntline, w4B 33 420.

With regard tOttt,absertioo at the Lambeth Police
court, that biessrs. Henry and Thomas Dimsdale, who were
neselibed as haying hitt' p•.rrits to arelea of offensive as-
saults on persor:a ieittrning from Epsom racer, ate the runs
oi Uiniscune, the banker, we tire authwietd to state that
Such is nut the case.

We ul ,iersfatid that Air. Frederic LIN, who has
filled the office of lnipector of Prison, for 16 ye, rs, has been
itdoced to lesigo that appointment for the n.s,e arduous one
of AsAstaiu Secieter,y to the Postmaster-lieueral. The
ib about the saute in both cases.
IHE al Ant, it 1:F bT. PArCUAS WORK !MUSE.
At a meeting et the Board of Directors of tLia parish, held
..esleld'iY at the Vestry-room, King's-roa.t, asr. Pierce,
cuurchwttnie' in the chair, a icier trout the Poor. law
Board was read, relating to t e late charge against Mr.
Eaton, the nirooer of the Workl.ouse, staling tutu after
caretul arid deliberate consideration of the minutes taken
boort, the directors, as also of the evidence given before he
makistraie. the board are of opinion that it is not necessary
to institute any new inquiry into the subject.
THE; GbItAT EXHIBITION.—Tite South-Eastern
and Eastern Counties Companies have granted leave of ab-
sence to their officers for the purpose of visiting the Exhibi-
tion. We learn grit the Great Northern Company intend to
give the same privilege to tin& offie,..rs.
The Directors of the Iron and Citizen Steam-boat
Company have arranged to give all their servants (between
400 and 500) a holiday to visit the Great Exhibition, and
have given 401. to entible them to do so free of expense to
themselves.

Bret to leurn that Mr. Fez Maule has been
suffering from a severe attack of gout for several days past.
At the eerly meeting. of the Grend Junction
Canal, held yesterday afternoon, the report was adopted
after some discussion with respect to management. The
dvidend Ceclared on the original stock was 1/. Els. per share
free of income-lax, leaving a surplus of 7,0171., which is to
be applied iowertet .he extinction of the deb: due from the
carrying (leper:went. This dividend, in addition to the
usual disbursethera at the rate of six per cent. on the pre-
ference stock, will be paid on the Bth proximo. It appeared
from the report that the net earnings of the canal poper.
during the six mo tubs ending December last, have amounted
to 28,b74/., which, it the &tide/icy ot the carrying depie t-
meat, put down at 1,554/, and the interest on the preferential
stock raid floating debt, re thing 3,:2(1., be deducted, would
leave the sum of 24,194. applicable for distribution. A
payment would thus have been afforded of 2/ per share, be-
' sides a surplus. of 1,2891.; but the select committee, after
full corisiderat.ton, recommended the lesser dividend. The
repairs of the ,woilie; of the canal, tee enlargement of the
Brent reservoir by the Regents Company, the arrangements
made in connexien therewith, and the illeiency attained in
the carrying departments, were the other chief topics dealt
with in the statements submitted to the proprietors.
THE understand that the benchers
of the Inner ain't Middle Temple, with a liberality of spirit
that does tlaeta t4e highest credit, have directed their beau-
tiful ch -Tch and bails ro be kept open during the week tor
the inspection ot the public, and that they have prohibited
the attendants from receiying any ties from the yieitors.