The Sun.
London, England, 1856-01-29 00:00:00

THE PANAMA. RAILWAY.

We learn, by the Ara,go, that the surplus earnings of
the last six mouths of 1865 aniounted to nearly three Rer
cent., after paying a dividend of six 'per cent. to the'
shareholders. The followingis the statement of the is
come mad expenditure. The troops recently sent over
the isthmus for California reached PanaMa from Aspia•'
wall, with all their baggage,,in four hours; and thou
20 of them were taken from the hoipitai at the time of
tmbarkation, they all arrived in perfect health, and wore •
put aboard the Pacific steamer at Panama, without sO
siNle case of desertion. The nezotiltions between the
Nicaragua Transit Company and the United Stoles
Mail Company, by which the traffic over the railway. is
expected to be considerably increased, were progreasiog ,
favourably.

Do!..

Balance of credit for five months, endiu• - Ncv.
30th, 1855 . 450,564 66
To which add amounts earned and not col-
lected

67,432 69

517,937

Deduct. expenses of working the reid,
namely
Interest on bonds in New York
Ditto on sterling mortgage bowie,
six months. .
Office expemes....

77.770
8,913

222,320 C7O

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Balance net earnings for five months 295,617, 35
Add surplus on hand, June 3000835 ... 3208 37 t
Add amount due from United States Govern-
meat on mails psevicras to Ist July.
Estimate for December accounts nut
yet received ... 125,000
Less Chief Engineer's estimate of run-
ning expensys for lame

25,000

ioo,ooo oo

405,086 40 ,

Amount (detect:outstanding 4,532,600
dole., upon which a dividend of us
per cent. has been declared, amoint-
lug to 211,920
New Grenadian Government, three
per cent. 8,157 00
_
--280,077 60

f

Surplus remaining on hand, 81st Dec.; 1855 ••• 125,008 80

THE PEACE P.ARTY SIT I!IANC'EL.E'STBR.

MANCHESTER, MONDAY, 11 P.
The members for this city, the Right Hon. M. Gibson
and Mr. Bright, met their constituents to-night at :a
soiree at the Corn Exchange. About 800 persons were, :
preserve , Mr. G. Wilson presided.
Mr. M. GIBSON addressed the meeting at some leiiith
Party
vin
cation n of the
ncßatnthiloeciHHToulsoellooswfucedp.op:nor h
imat
one li
a4;pad
speech which
to the Pesos
ied
nearly two hours in its delivery. He referred in detail
to the terms of peace which hive been accepted by Rus-
sia as preliminaries, exPrening his opinion flat they
are in themselves admirable, ehivfly becsiiso there is
reason to believe they will lead to a pacification. He
directed attention to the Vast:lose. of life, of money, mid,.
of material wealth which the contest has entailed. apes
the nations engaged in it; and the addition it has. occa-
sioned to the pubic debt of this country. Mr.. Bright
indulged in some bitter attacks upon the Press in gene-
ral--on the Mites in particular—on itecoa.nt of the 4:ele-
ments which have been made in the Lutdon arid pro-
vincial journals upon his public Conduct
The meeting was afterwards iiAdresied by General
Thompson and Mr. VeywoOd,
Mr. Cobden was not present' •

NATIONAL GALLEBY.—.Prep4adurittelrabentrior
for the reception of the Roger'e at4hee
Paul Veronese, recently purcbaseLili.lNCiltti ;:iscuGndieiratoed
that the latter will be placed in the t
iabery by
idonday next ; the three ilictn,Tratikl4, e4_ y Mr.
Rogers, probably to day. T.11e.4
~. 11‘.11t pictures
aclordine. to schools and periods Aid., as. the collection
increales, obviously became less and 'nag.' practicable in
the present rooms. It is to be hoped, ho wever,
that the
principle of placing newly acquired pictr..;tes where they
can be well seen will continuo t.,) he One !Ted.
—oppriy:Bl:o7ll'.6oll:oilwls4o:ffeottal in ,the
o• st. tr(nr. :111r. Canipll,4l,
—Sir,—l eta
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Gore
I;HrAe naosvittisc: Tgrisos.f.:4lt%7To.c]
happy to bear witness
,to the wo,,a,"fot t fimoy of you r
medicines incases of Ecrofuht.. A fr!fivi 'of wine wage
severely afflicted with this cotnplaint; for ;several ye r+,
indeed so bad that several experienced seirgeons stied b e
was incurable. After all hopes of recover 7,
a friend
eueded hint to try your medicine, and ti coosiltopee
was, that he has now entirely got rid o€l tie eqopleitit."
throw Sold by all medicine vendors,. thughoterlbe
w
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pr
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edr..
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and at Professor :Holloway's Establishwent p. 244, StzaL4
London, and SO, Maiden-lane; New 'erk ; by

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