The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-22 00:00:00

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS•

LIVERPOOL, Arum 21.
Sroox EXCFLANGE.—The share market was more active
to-day, and prices had an upward tendency. The transtr
tions were as follow ; —Birkenhead, Lancashire, and CP(1),
shire, 8 3-'6 dis.—Ditto (late Chester and Birkenhes
207/B—East Lancashire, 1734 —Lancashire and Yorks'll:
633/ - Ditto, Fifths, 6% dis.—Ditto (West Riding T2ll2ii-0,
514 dis. - London and North-Western, New Quarters,
—Midland, 633/—Shrewsbury and Birmingham (B), 'I id'
South-Eastern and Dover, 2734—York and North
land, 27%. .

MANCHESTER, APRIL 21. ent
STOCK Exmossop..—There is again a slight improVelico,
to-day, and a fair business has been done at better prig'
The transactions were as follow : Ambergate, Nottingu„
and Boston (East Junction), 3 3-16 dis.—Caledonian, 1570
Eastern Counties, 7%—East Lancashire, 17% —Land,
and Yorkshire, 631/2—London anti North-Western, 'lir
Quarters, 5 11-16 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lill
shire, 3614 —South-Eastern and Dover, 27'.
BIR BUN ULLA ill, APRIL 21.
SToca EXCHANGE.—The only transactions reported to•cti,
were Midland, 501. Shares, 12% dis.—Shrewsbury and
mingham (B), 34 dis.—South-Eastern and Dover, 2878*
YORK, APRIL 19.
Srocnt EXCHANGE.—The transactions to-day vicere
follow :—Caledonian, 154—East Lancashire, 173/—Lan
aw
shire and Yorkshire, 63%.

ROYAL ARTILLERY. vast
WOOLWICH, APRIL 21.—The whole of the x'-.75,
Artillery in the garrison assembled at ten o'clock A'oo
to-day ; the Royal Ho: se Artillery, consisting of tbril,
troops, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel ill
and the field batteries, consisting of one 12-poopo
battery, each gun drawn by six horses, with the gt113"0
dismounted, one 9-pounder battery, each gun drabby six horses, with the gunners dismounted, and
light 6-pounder batteries, under the command of ne
ten nt-Colonel Anderson. were drawn up in 1'69 by
the Common. The foot Artillery were drawn vP io
Colonel Cruttenden, on the guard mounting parade/0
close columns of three battalions, the right wing 01).,r
Lieutenant-Colonel Grantham, the left wing under 110
tenant-Colonel England, and the centre battalion I
Lieutenant- Colonel D.,sbri say. Lieutenant. Getters' "ot
Thomas Downman, C. 8., K.C.H., Cummandant ef,l7n,
garrison, accompanied by Brigade Major Bingham,
lain Tylden, Deputy-Assistant Quarter-Master Gese
tot
of Artillery, and the commanding officers and adjutavpithe
battalions, arrived shortly before eleven o'clock, sod e
gallant general took the command of the whole of the vorihe
At a quarter past eleven o'clock Field-MarshalLr
Marquis of Anglesea, K.G., G.C.8., G.C.H.,
General of the Ordnance, arrived on the parade gr°,7",40:
accompanied by Major-General Sir Hew D. ;1;14
K.C.8., Deputy-Adjutant-General of Artillery, and ,11
buiney. The Gallant Field-Marshal was received.
Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Downman and tr
troops with the usual salute, the band playing "11°,,,,ei
tional Anthem. The three battalions were then for7ce
into companies and marched past at slow and qtr,
time, and were afterwards dismissed. The 34158„te
General, with Lieutenant- General Sir Thomas Do "p,
man and the numerous staff, then rode to Woolvilc.fo
common, and the Field-Marshal was received bro
troops and batteries in the usual manner—the 101.4.
bands of these branches of the service playing the
tional Anthem. His Lordship, the Master-GeVerity
rode down the line in front, and in coming up sgaitliot,
speeted very minutely the men, horses, and silt te
ments of each gun detachment as he went from froviee
rear of each guu. The whole of the troops and batter/
then marched past at slow time, and the Royal Orr.
Artillery and field batteries afterwards at a trot bell
marching home to barracks. The day being 8,„8°,a.
Monday there were a number of strangers on the tien-fr
won, who were agreeably surprised at having AO "
portunity of witnessing the interesting spectacle.

THE LIVERPOOL TOWN COUNCIL AND TDB n
BILLs IN PARLIAMENT.—At a special meeting of the j.°9 91
Council of Liverpool 3 esterday, to c, nsider the alteration
management proposed to be effected in the Liverpool vote
trust, it was resolved by a vote of 29 to 28, the casting ,i 0
being that of the Mayor, that " The Liverpool Dock J3.,,i'„'recl
altered by the House of Commons, having been conanet
—Re4olved, That considering the slight practical aal, °toe
o' alteration thereby made in the existing law in re'," to
to the constitution of the Committee for the affairs 01
Trustees of the Liverpool D cks, and that the trusteed
continue to have, by the exercise of the veto, the sain! ;lief
trol over the proceedings of the Dock Committee which to
now possess, it is not desirable to offer further oppositil to
the Bill, but that the Finance Committee be instruct efieff
watch its further progress, in order to see that no altered of
be made therein affecting the rights of the trustees an 0
the corporation, and to make such alteration in clauses
may be desirable."
the 1816
PEER IB FLAHIM KHAN.—It appears by. 4116
news from India that another of those Indian subjects of di'.
British Crown who have served our Governmen- withhAve
tinction is soon to visit England. His employments ':of
been various, especially during the insurrection and eiegreee
Moultan, when he rendered the most important seritilre
He was first selecte ', in 1836, by Sir Claude Wade, to „—tlf
charge of the Ferozepore territory, which had then rEee",o
lapsed as an escheat to the British Government; and
by the same officer that he was placed as our agent at -10.1-- In
pore in 1839. Every facility has been granted to h'llll
Lord Dalhousie to make his visit to England in every 0
agreeable to him, and it is hoped that his reception here
be equal to his deserts. He belongs to a family of blab °g,
medam chiefs in the Punjaub distinguished for their etl
gles with the Seikhs to preserve their independence, antes
one of many other instances which might be adduced, en, ad
authority of our highest Indian statesmen of the sea' ale
devotion with which the natives of that country ;00
their European masters, in situations of the greatest trill'
difficulty, when properly trusted.
r at
ELY CATHEDRAL.—Much has been done her d tip
great cost, and more is now going on, including fittinqh
the organ in a gallery on the north aide of the choir (vithe
new stone staircase up to it), and a carved oak screen to ea'
junction with the transept. Mr. Scott is the architeetois
gaged upon the work, and Rattee is the carver. Some °
stained glass, by the way, that has been put in is muzzy
bad; and the experimental paintings in the eoute• tee
transept are perfectly abominable, and will, of course, 13°
moved.—Budder.
boil
THE SAILORS' HOME AT PORTSMOUTIL—W,, -
great pleasure in announcing that in a few days the F,°,,r„,s
mouth Sailors' Horne will be in active operation, and ,"",c1
friends of our seamen who have so liberally eentriba''y
towards its establishment will have the gratification i,c)f ate be
ins the benefits it is calculated to bestow enjoyed "Y -fed
objects of their kind commiseration. The situation
lia
fur the establishment is decidedly good, being in a Puebhet
thoroughfare of high respectability, and removed altogei—iii
from the localities where the lures of vice have been held the
easytoour v
iscatiilmo sailors, and
thosewhere
heartless
[ A DVE aTISI, MENT.]-1-follow
they have fallen. Portsmouth Guardian.
ey have too frequently beee.,i-do
miscreantsy
,sp lit of whoseth e
of Liver Complaints, Indigestion, and Disorders of the ''-et
mach.—Mr. Richard Haynes
of her Majesty's Dockyarelis
Plymouth, for several years had not had the enjoyment 1101
day's good health, constantly suffering from indigestion both
liver complaints. He had the best medical advice frora b;ir
army and navy surgeons, but the disease yielded not to
like
treatment, and various other remedies were tried with " 600
result. At last he began to use Holloway's Pills. and this., in,
medicine has so strengthened the tone of his stornaeh, auunai
vigorated his constitution, that he is now perfectly cured,„,rne
enjoys the best of health.—Sold by all Druggists and at
lessor Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand, London.

BIRTHS.
OF A SOX.
On the 10th inst:, at Monaltrie-house, Aberdeenshire, the
Lady Cochrane, of an heir.
„k the
On the 16th inst., at St. John's Parsonage, Keswiv—'
wife of the Rev. F. My. rs.
, ,e. tba
On the 18th inst., at Beaumont-street, Portland-Pa--
wife of Mr. Godfrey "Endley,
OF A DAUGHTER. Peck'
On the 16th inst., at Burlington. terrace, Hill-street,
ham, the wife of I. J. Von der Heyde, Esq.

AfARRIED.
tdvitirj
On the 19th ins'., at St. George's, Hanover-square, gen
Amphlett, Esq (late Scots Greys), to Lavinia Flora"
of
rietta, eldest daughter of Benjamin C. Greenhill,
Knowle-hall, Somerset.
On the 16th inst., at Stamford Rivers, Robert Clay-soe,
.-
Bishop's Stortford, to Susanna, youngest daughter
Stallibrads, Ongar-park-hall, Essex.

DIED riLl;
On the 17th inst., Major-General Palmer, many years ,
for Bath, aged 74.
1.,
„
On the Vtqh inst., at Toft-hall, Cheshire, Ralßalph'.lo
Leycester, Esq., aged 33.
se
On tha 19th inq Esq., , Edward A. Chaplin, aged 55'
Upper Thdford-place.r
riet
On the 17th ist., at Wolford Vicarage, Miss Pi'
W heeler, aged 67.
r,
On the 1 t.th inst., at Hanover-cottage, Regent's'l's lc,
Thomas Lewis, Esq., aged 83. oOn the 15th init., at Windsor, J. C. Tarver, Esq" f°r r
years Frencn Master at Eton College, aged 61. .r., /is oi.
On the rth inst., Elizabeth, v;,ife ot Mr. John PA' '
Stokesby-cottage, Peckham, aged 61.
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