The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-24 00:00:00

E AJ ESTI s 4' HE A RF,
The LACT Grand Classical, Dramatic, Miscellaneous CON-
CER I'ED MUSICAL TERTAINMENT of the Season will take
place on MONDAY 510KNtS,3, June 30.
On this occasion will appear 3lesdames Sontag, Caroline uuprez,
Alaimo, Giuliani, Ida Ber.rand Florentini, Marie Cruvelli, and
Rohe k.ruveili. The valuable assistance of madame Ugalde. 0. the
Opara Comique, Paris, has also been secured. signori Gardoin mad
Calzolari, Mr. Sims peeved and sisnor Pardlui, Signori Coletti and
Ferranti, F i ablache, and Lablache.
Sivori (engaged ekpres.ly for this occasion) will execute
two unpublished Pieces of Pagan
['lector or the Mum,: and Conductor, M. Blare.
The Concert will commence at Two o'clock pre fatly.
Boxes 1w Guineas; ri Stal's, 12s. 6d. ; Pit Ticket• and Gallery
Stalls, 55.; Gallery, 2s. 6,1., to be bad at the Box office of tlaa
Theatre.

Alta; ~ 1..t.T 12EATRE.
Madame SONTAi4.
It Is respectful], announced that TIIIS EVENING will be pre-
sented Rossini's Opera,
IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA.
Rosina. Madame sontag ; II Conte d'Almaviva, Signor Calzolari ;
Figern, Signor Ferranti ; Basilic., Signor Casanova ; Bartolo, Signor
Insolache. -
In the Lesson Scene Madame Sontag will Introduee Adams's cele-
brdted Variations from the Torreddor.
Between the acts a Diverthseineht by Madlle. Amalie Ferraris,
Ma Iles. Rosa, Esp r, Jinten, and Lamoureux.
To conclude with the revived admired •,/thet,
LA SYLPIIIDE. •
La Sylph:de. Madlle. Mare Tagliont; James, M. Charles. &Wiles.
Ro•ta,E%per, Julien, Lamoureux, Allegnni, Koblenberg.
Applications for hazes, Stalls, and tickets to be made at the Box-
*Rice of tin. Theatre. Doors open at seven, and the Opera to Coln-
Dunce at halt-past seven o'clock.

TLLEATHE ROYAL. LAWRY LANE.
1.411500 and Manager. Ur. Jame, Anc!MOIL
Last Nioht of the present Season.
Min .Vr....NiNG

Irll he presenie7iT)vner ,u est v's
A new romantic P;ay entitled INGOSIAR THE BARBARIAN.
The Ttmarch or Maslitia, Mr. Neville; Polydor, sir. J. W. Ray;
Myron, Mr Cooper; Ingomar, Mr. J. Anderson : Actea, Mrs. Wes-
ten I Theano, Mrs. Barrett ; Parthenia, Mum Vandenhoff.
To colic ude with
4. new grand Operatic :ipectacle, ent.t.ed AZ kEL, THE
PRODIGAL itennen, Mr. Van enhal ; Ur. J. Ander-
sen ; Amenophis, Mr. C Clarke; Buchan, Mr. Cooper ; Mr
Rafter; Jephtele, Mr.. Barrett: Ne::e, Miss Fanny Morant ;
Madlle. Victorine Levrani (Premier -4ilet du Ot.ra Par.).
Who has raven expressly etgaged for the occasion ; Palmeri, Madlle
Adelaide Adele.

stalls and Dress Orals - - - as.
First Prloe. Second Prioe.
Emma • as Is. 6d.
Pit - Is. Od.
Lower Gallery - - - - Is. / No halt-price
Upper Ualiery - - - - 6d.3 to fisheries.
]Private Boxes to admit 6 reduced from 31. 33. Od. to 21. 123. 6d.
Ditto 6 (taco 21. 125. 641. to 21. 25. (Id.
Ditto 4 ditto 21. 25. Oil. to L. 11,. tide
Ditto 4 ditto it. I Is. 6d. to It. Is. Od.

THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
Kr. ts. w voo.nr.er.. -ruie
THIS EVPINING,
Will he performed GOOD NIGHT, SIR PLEASANT DREAMS.
Doctor Tititufoto, Mr. J. Bland; Pantalon, Mr. Holey; Loore..lll,
M. Cawse ; Isabe La. Mibe A. Bonier.
Aster w teh THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir John
iral,taft, Mr. Ii 'eke t.
With the Farce of JOHN DOBBS. John Dubbs, Mr. Leigh
Murray.

TUEITKE itOYAL, AU LYtIL
_ tinder the direction of Madame Caked&
P.VN:NIN.i
Will be performed the Comedy of PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy,
Mr. Emery ; Paul Pry. Mr. Wrigh: ; Or-top, Mr. 0. Smith; air.
Willie. Mr. Worrell ; Marian, Miss Ellen Chaplin.
To be lot-Owed by ait w comic Opera, entitled GOOD NIGHT.
S/GNOR PANTALON. Doctor Tititololo, Mr. Paul Ledford ; Signor
Pantalon, Mr. Honey ; Lelio, Miss Woolgar; Columbine, Miss Kath-
leen Fltzwilllam.
To conclude with the laughable farce of A NIGHT of HORRORS.
Scribbleton, Mr. S. Emery.

ROYAL PRINCESS'S rtimAt OXFOKL-sf BEET.
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean and Mr. Keels'.
THIS EVENING,
Will be Pe. formed a new and original Lomedy entitled LOVE IN
A. MAZE. Characters by Messrs. Mrs.an, Keeley, Wigan, Harley.
Addison, Meadows; Mrs. Keeley, WinstaineY. and Mrs. C.
Kean.
Arter which a new Melodrama, entitles PAULINE, In which
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean will appear.
To
from conclude with a new grand spectacular Extravaganza (taken
a Tale, by Washington Irving), entitled THE ALHAM BRA .
Or The Three Moorish Princesses. Characters by Messrs. Keeley,
Harley, A. Wigan, Wynn, Cooke, Flexmore ; Misses Murray, Daly,
Vivash, Robertson. Leclerq, Keeley, Mdlle. Auto!, and Mrs. Keeley.
Private Boxes, tke., to be had 01 ail the Booksellers, Ana 01 mr.
Massingham ; of whom also places may r e taken at the Box-office,
Oxford-street, from Eleven till Four o'clock.

ROYAL LYer..1154 THEATRE.
Under the Management of Jetadame VestrJa.
Role Lessee, Mr. Ctia. :es miaow%
Clilr EVENISG,
Will be perienned

ONLY A CLOD.

COURT BEATJLES.

KING CHARMING.

To be followed by

To conclude with

tioYAL OLYMPIC Iti4Ams;
Lessee and Manager, Mr. W Farren.
reit ictrie,N:Vf4,
Win 1e performed PAST AND PRESENT.
To he followed by the FAsT CO.kCH.
To eoncla 'e with DIOGENES and his LANTERN.

ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
Under Grr, ratronaa, naj...ty etia Ida Kopf.' illahurof
Ph/we Albert.
Proprietor and Marager, Mr. W. Batty.
THIS EVENING,
Will be performed a grand new Spectacle, entitled ELEANOR
THE A.MAZON ; or, Queen of France and England.
To be followed by new Scenes of the Circle, Introducing an en-
tirely new Company of Engish, French, Italian, and American
Artistes.
To conclude with the PEREGRINATION.; of MR BRIGGS.
In con.,equence f.f numerous ap lications from Persons of all Na-
tions to witness the magnificent spectacle of MAZEPPA, active pre-
Paration.i are being made for its early production.

•,,A,oftier 'pawfUJ. 0.:41 vek. r
Atage liarutzer, Mr. T. Thfimpson.

PUNCH'S PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND TII EATRE.
Lessee, Mr. W. R. COPELAND, Liverpool.
Tills EVENING,
be presented a Comedy, called CACTAIN CHAR! .
Pttnelpat characters by Mr. Tilbury, Mr. Davis, Mr. J Roger,oe
Miss Romer, 311 - Marken, and Ills, Marshatl.
To be followed by a New and Origin liurleta, entitled THE
VILLAGE NIG(HTINGALE. Principal charucteis by 34r. U. J.
Craven (his 21 appearance here), Messrs. Norton, Rogers, ttwood,
R. homer. a d Maskell ; Miss E. Romer, 41111 Miss Eliza Net (her id appearance here) who will sing two new ballads, compos,o
expressly for her by S. Nels n, E q
After which a new and oronnal Comic Drama, entitled THE
PO')R RELA I I ,N
To ccnelL de with A CHEAP ES:CUB-lON.
Tte prices ui admission are arringed as follow ;_Orchestra
4; toxes (Orr circle), 35.; (second circle), 25.; Pit, Is.
Doors to be opened at Hall-past Six, and the pertormances
Commence at seven precisely. to
A second price will be taken to the Boxes only at H df-past Hine -7-Drat circle. 25,; second circ e, Is.
Private Boxes 'i.ei Guinea and a Hal, ench.

LAST WEEK ItOT ONE OF M. JULLIEN.
GRAND FLOW R` .
ROYAL stRkEY ZOGi_oGI HOW\
1. tie RDENS.
r
.avou tray evening (iaturda , excepted), Jullien's latest and mos:
rits cwinp, sitions, including the rAitant i !vague and Exhlbi-
ti„Pi Q. adrilles, Crystal Fun ;min and Indian P-Ikas, Amazon and
_.l;:er Oalop, a d a choice Seection t otn the Ancient Compose's.—
,olmsoti's Colos-al Picture of the Tern, le of Janus. —Superb
Meer pia.—Pe ie.—P.tortning E ephants" Kur.l.noor" Fireworks, by
litonnagthi.Y.
Mr. 11. Wells, Professor of the Royal A. ademy of Music, will Pia.)•
a iiiiio)lo on the Flute (his Ist sppearance in pub lc.)
riv.'" °Pen Irons Nine a.m.—Feeding the Animals at Half-past
trade--Prome Concert, conducted by M. JULLIEN, at seven.—
Firewrs at
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owe, OW,
oche 25th instant, the SECOND GRAND
FL
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fur A Illseellaueoti,Bhow , '
low etrsn,dane: Vb ege itb,litt I.
re; h i Id Let i
Under splendid Tents and°l.)tawnlito'nts.
ta Band,
& :So paft'llvs been spared to. art.t:d. r this Show ihowt worthy the
the di-ilitsuish.ll Visitors now In the Metropolis.
patronage o
- Admission aa usual, only One Shilling. ..........r.'"'"'"'"_—.--"2-.-______""••••••.......„_
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64—highest since oGon yenerS.
45—lowert chits morning and cisTirY•
66—this day, at noon* lug the fight.
B A ROM O'P rt, 3015. •

Wtrm N.W.-6ne bret ze and cli,uoy, vith
autsinne.

DAILY WEkistikat
stition,
IABOI4I
the
Stare of the Wind and webttner each
places at Nine o'clock Yesterday morning.—The
are ..rranged in order of latitude-
ar-acroWa ( DUBLIN) lVinil N. W. gentle breeze—overmst
4,
PLy.iouTii Ind N W., strong breeze— partially Cloudy,
P 11% cloudy.
owrsstoUTH—Wind W., genti. breeze -
BRIGHTON— ind gently breeze—cloudless.
Haariaos—Wind N. gentle breeze—pe—parartiallytially cloudy.
cloudy.
SutrritaztrroN— Wind W., Strong breez
FoLicKSTONR W ind N. W gent le breeze—partially cloudy
Tusisßuiy.--Wind N. W.• strong breeze—partied% cloudy.
BAstsasroax—Wind N.W gea le breeze— pArnaliv ci(lut°'
GlittEN V% Wind N L.. gentle breeze- partially cloud, •
SwINDON—Wind N., light breeze —partially cloudy.
YAKMOLITH—%, ind strong breeze - partially cloudy.
Hut. I- HEAD—Wind W.N.W ~ gentle breezy—partially cloudy.
tit urrHY— Wind N. W.. gin tle breeze—overcast.
--,Win W d W., strong breeze - partially cloudy.
W
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snAi....-Wind N. ~ strong brceze- partially cloudy.
itturrocK— ind NY,, 'gentle breez;:—partially cloudy.
lLev returns tram the tollownig pluee Ante of
thJiov wind and weather On Saturday morning at nine
o'ilk:—
I.l3lKnlCß—Wind S. W., calm—overcast.
cARLow_ Wind S. gentle breeze—cloudy.
IR LI.LNUA ind W.. gentle tweeze— partially cloudy.
PooLic —Wind E., gentle bi eeze—pat tialiy ei„„u,.
WHITEHAVIL.N - Wind S. W. gentle breeze_ part'ally cloudy.

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LONDON, TUESDAY, C/S-E 24 I tl6l,
PS, , e House of Lords last nib ht,
LYNDHURST mimed tnat the qurstion of the It':
- of the Equity J id4es in their Lord Ails
•',46,;'v? s proposed by Lord Junx RUSSELL'S measure of
"7,r` :4 • Itoforta, should to referred to a Committee ct
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THE STN, LONDON,

There are few among the students of nursery lite-
rature, who are not familiar with .2E,op's tables, to
collection which contains the soundest truths in the
quaintest garb, which conveys practical instruction
for the guidance of mankii d, by showing the
cigacity, the judgment, the errors, or absurdities of
animals of an inferior class, under peculiar circum-
stances. Each person can readily perceive the wis-
dom or folly, the valour or cowardice,
.if the fox, the ass, the lion, or the bind,
exemplified in the pages of the Ethiopian
ldbulist. He can also discover its applicability
his neighbour, although quite insensible of the ex-
tent to which he is himself thereby affected.
can see the mute in his brother's eye, although heed-
less of the beam by which his own is disfigured.
Our blindness, so far as we are personally concerned,
is indeed proverbial, and we might well join with the
A.3rshire poet in praying—
" Ott wad some power th' giftie gie us,
To see ourselves as ithers see us."

- If we could do so, the public might be spared the
,-xhibition of such a scene as that which took place
in the House of Lords yesterday evening.
Lord LYNDHURST then made an objection to the
Chancery Reform Bill now before the Commons that
it infringed upon the privileges of the Upper House.
The Noble and Learned Lord spoke in terms of high
commendation of the provisions of the measure, and
wrhaps no portion thereof met his approbation more
ully than the clause enacting that the /Waster co' the
[tolls and the Judges in courts of equity should give
their attendance in the Upper House of Parliament in
oke manner as the judgt s of her MAJESTY'S courts of
,aw at Westminster, and " should from time to time
oe summoned accordingly, and should, also, in like
!norther give their advice, assistance, or opinion upon
:natters or questions proposed by their Lord hips for
heir consideration." The propriety of this atten
lance, the sidvan'age to be derived from thi
valuable assistance of these Learned Judges the
Noble and Learned Lord willingly and freely
vimitted, but yet be adopted a course that
,nay possibly endanger the passing of the Bill, which
ne himself declared to be "a Bill of great utility
and importance," during the present session. At his

-ugg rtion it has been referred to the Committee of
Privi eges "to consider and report what course,
ittving regard to the privilewa of the House, ought
!0 be pursued for obtaining the attendance and advice
..f the Mast-r of the It Als and the other Judges of
he Court of Chsocery on hearing of appeals."
This may be very correct, although when the
Noble and Learned Lord so thoroughly approved
of the substance of the clause, it might have
been anticipated that he would not have re
,orted to such means to prevent it from
tibtaiuing the legislative sanction. It is not,
however, to his Lordship's motion that we t.bject f4(t
Attoogly, as to the indiscreet and indecorous laugusgu
used in support of it by one of the most distinguished
Members of the hereditary branch of the
Legislature. An inquiry is always legitimate;
civil can never suffer from the most complete anti
searching investig.ttion. The story of the "Dog k
.he Manger" may possibly occur to many of our readers
when perusing the account of thos-e who could not or
would not introduce a much required reform
themselves, but would reject it if brought furward
by others. The complete illustration was, however,
afforded by his Grace the Duke of EICUMOND, who,
while claiming full authority for their Lordships to
originate money clauses, declared that " if the Bill
iihould come up with the clause in it, he should pro-
pose that the LORD CHAP4CRLLOR should kirk it to the
bar."

We had supposed that the duties of the LORD CHAN'
CELLOS, were already sufficiently onerous without
requiring such additional labour from his Lordship.
It cannot, however, be considered as very courteous
on the pert of the Noble and Gallant Duke to-
wards the co. ordinate, and not the least im-
portant, branch of the Legislature, to suggest
~r ekaiLeu. e m
sO deep an indignity and insult being offered to the re-
presentatives of the people. We believe that the privt-
legts of the Commons are much tiftener invad-d than
trhoas
of the Lords, yet the subject has been invariably
perately and discreetly; no suggestions of
'ff" ur violence of any description have ever
been Put forward. A Lew rule, however, will
doubtless do adpted, and we shall see to what it ma)
Imo. The 11.11%14
those Rho favour 193 rat,
j not be very satisfactory to
very summary
cuss a methd is-
posing a 2 suiject under dision furl
the time
being.

Reflection only convincel,lo:l" and
more of the
.1.
necveity, the practicebilit:?, end the entire
tio
reasofn-
ableness of adventuting upon
wrAnd trunk rhilway connecting the pacific wiltitothe
a
Atlantic. Vast and preposterous a' the enterprise
may appear to those who have not examined into the
`.easitiiiity of its devailoptm-te, it is nevertheless essen-
iaily re qiiisite for the well-sting of mankuld , and at
he same time clearly cap:4We of realization. Several
h•eeniogs since we Ft' terred in our leading c( )lunons to
a diseu,sion which had recently taken place before
the members of the Royal Geographical Society, and
upon Mkt occasinn RoBERT STI,PHENSON, one of the
greatest, if not the greatest of all engineers, declared
that in his opir.ion the only difficulty which pre-
sented itself in reference to any such gigantic lice of
communication was one solely of a commercial cha-
racter. Obstacles of a physical description are laUghed
to scorn by the genius of the philosopher, and the
only Impeehrnents that remain before him are ac-
knowledged to be those solely of a commercial cha-
racter. After this very emphatic and conclusive de-
claration from the lips of STS7IO24BOIft it would be

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TIER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
Privileges, as it involved a question Telaing 10 the privi- . little less than reLculeus -to lenient over those suppos THE FftEN '1:_l ttEpijilLi.
... ‘-- .ffi I 4 • •
OR IND EXTRA eurnir. ' leges of th-ir Lord,hip.' H-USs. ! Sititioll3 obstructions which exis:t merely in the fears of -
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FT7ELIO —Madlte. SO? 1E C:t CVELLI.
LA PROV t. D'UX 01 ERA st.RIA - Methane CO :LDE- Alive' a short docur..i.,n,Ano.mr4,itn was agreed to. ; the ignorant or in thohTeginatiens of the iiicreduleus, We here received t Ports journal. of v estprifsy.
riles 1s isonresititeztill;Avnr,:euxntce‘wi ghathe,n awoat'a
bred
pErxoidru,i.ecNtittg(hot
rwitilllet
ja,k.et
The rep.tt on the P. gitttrittion e f li.stlirn,Laes Bill ! It fuser he remembered that in the burro of our Toe Johroal des belats tut, a hats ark le item the
•r,tuto Beethoven's 0, era, wa! brought up, at.d th Bilt oiderrd to be Noe: a third
pen of M.l.liCiaL I ti•VA1.1111 on the duty sod ere
observations cto the vatictu, arguments edvanced by
e:oet.lo
ti er thin thit.
cssit,y of the Asat tidily nt wive adopting some Mtn.
the perto, A recently assembled in King's College, we f
Leon ,ra, Madlie t'ona Crui c.II; Pizarro, 4ignor Coletti : Foceo, , - ' ~ •
•
. .
.. . , sure* or the amfdiotarion of the condition of the
ILmor Reanch• ; Jtequ'vo, Signor 31erewiall • Morcelllai, Madame ' Th ir Lordships then adkurnrcl, eve. disestching
ieadve tl •t. t d that
rtert Iln ima e there was 1,13., Neillty in ie •
t;Wlani ; 11 Mmistro, Signor Casanova;
bourtng (lasses. M. Cos VALIER hint, at the tnea-
thorestalie, .iir. Sins
' a tee other business.
e carry ing cut the pie pored railway through the sures to be adopted In the following sentence :
Beeves.
" In a neighbo-uring country fresh combinations of the
After which a Divertissement, in which MEDI*. Amite* Ferraris The Hoes- of Commove having again resolved itself
United State. than through the British territory. A
Will appear.
into a Committee on the Ecclesiastical Titles Assump- .
Customs tuff have beta tried with
great advantage to
To be followed by Grecco's Opera Euffa,
careful examination of the countries to be traversed
LA PROVA D'l.7.N. OPERA SERIA.
Lion Bill,
cusim‘ rce arid manufactures, and with great benefit for
Fiorillo, madam (Lode , Fodavto, Signor Parditd; GrillettO
will demonstrate, however, to the contrary, that ifs the most ntmerous class of the
Signor F. Lablache; Carnpanone, Signor Lablactte. ' Mr. WALPOLE moved, as an amendment of the pre-
people, who since that
To conclude with the revived Ballet, in one act, entitled amble, atter tee word if St, bereas," to insert words des preference were to be given to one route, that through period have had more employment, live better, and at a
La Sylphide, Madlle. ill'itrieSY'lL'agillolipu James, M. Charles ; stip- elating the entire independence of this kingdom of any the American Republic would, for various reasons, tcrheeeanpemr
irnatile e They consist in giving to labour more
ported by Wolil, Lamoureux Esher, Julien, Allegrini, Kuhlenberg, jurisdiction or authority of any foreign prince, prelate,
bear the palm from its competitor. The line consumer norePufitreedasl
of the yaw materials, slid
.to the
Anitandon, Pasca:les. Dantotne, Soto, &c. or potentate, and that the Bible p of It 4 ME bad by a
i precuring for himself what
Auber's ce:cbratea Open of 11 Prc,digo will te repeated on Wed- certain brief or rescript recently pretend-d to consti- of railroad through the United States would be is mecca ary for the supply of his wants. To give more
nesday and FrOay next.
liberty to
_industry is to incrtaie its fruitfulness; to give
cute within this realm, according to the common rah ehorter than the one through British dominions;
Application:vier Boxes, Stalls. and Tickets to be made at the Box-
more treedon so consumers is to increase their riches,
oftice of the Theatre. Doors op:mel at Seven, the Opera to corn- of the Church of Rome, a hiersr..by of bishops named
it would embrace land more easy of cultivation,
Mcnce at Halt-past Seven o'clock.
from s. es and with titles derived from places belonging
and to the vorkman to augment his wages. With us
seeing that the former consists principally of prairies, hower, the suoject has not been touched with '
cht.d f•Ten the
Co the Crown of England.
st cir
The amendment was opposed by the SOLICITOR-GE - while the latter is overgrown for the most part with great' e . tumspectien; and we maintain a customs'
NERAL, sad,., a division was negatived by 140 to 131. a dense mass of forest vegetation ;it would be more tariff, whicth is more restrictive and more vexations than
Mr. WALPOLE then moved another amendment of
directly iu the ofthe . .
way
. tole in the cur !patters of the globe!'
The Conr
the pr. ambit, by adding weeds declaring that the brief.it
nittee on parliamentary initiative ap
within the realm, e.!ntrary to the thin ; would be consequently for all these reasons proved on Saturday the report of M. Bicae on the
purp oied to Consti!ute
law and cuse m thereof, a hierarchy of bishops named more readily constructed, more immediately placed proposition of M, MORIN, for placing en annul tax
trom sees aid with titles derived from places beloneitg
would en iocomes srisiug trom capital
within reach cf labourers,:peculators, and
and placed-1. le rentes
to the Crown of Eriglaud.
of the Sates, 2. In negotiable eff t 3 I
Lord J. Ensseeet, resisted this addition, which, upon a thereby put more speecaly at the command of the.
shares in companies 4. I - a ec
lifes. it
In perpetual or reflex.
division. was iiegtraveG by 141 eguinst 117, new and the old world the inestimable bless- r r
J. AC reortgseele 6..
credits on real
The Committee von divided up.in the preamble itself; ings certain to flow from the completion of this property. Lei InCommitteePriviieged •
, without expressing any
which was ea, Tied by 200 against 39; and
great channel of intercommunication. Justice compels approbation of the proposition, recommends that it
The CHAIRMAN was ordered to report the Bill.
shall be taken into
The House then went into Committee upon the Oath us to confess thus much explicitly, although an consideration, in order to be re-
(Jews) Bill, which passed throe h without • t • the •of the opportunity by the
of Aejuration - gsome yto witness e seizure terred to t e•Committee on the Budget.
We read at follows•
___ in the Evenement:—" Can it
a division, though with several strong protests against United Kingdom instead of by the United States,
the principle of the measure.
. be true that L.l. BERRYER has writteti to M BONA-
induces us to indulge in hopes that the route selected
The Court if Ceancery and Judicial Committee Bill
PARTS a confeleetial letter in which he promises his
was read a second time, for the enterprise here spoken of will be that which support
Preeid
.f Sand that of Lis party fur the prolongation of
The adjeurued detate on the report of the Committee
we have so frequently advocated, namely, the line theerti -1 powers f''
.tipp', was then resumed by
M. CADET has arrived in Paris and has surren-
Halifax and terminating somewhere
Commencing with
Mr. Hume, who made the vote: of 300 0001, towards
dried to take bin trial on the charges' brought •
. against
the expense sot the Kafir weer the stibj et of a complaint by the Gulf of Georgia. Our predilections in favour
him by the dieip oita d I
'spinet the Governmeet for withholding from the coin- of this suggested enterprise over the proposed one
The illoniteurPpublitahescatrhibbs.of h
testa of the Cape of Gaud Ilepe a representative system commencing lower down in the North American duties for the last month,
e receiptssc.h amtouenetHeadtorDtos
grtnotr%l
jbyitl etytatearzeL patent.
RUSSELL explained the steps which had been continent, near. the upper shores of Lake Michigan, 9,072,404 f., being a decrease of 1,229 547 C, as corn-
ence skirting close under the boundary line pared with the corresponding month ot 1850, and of
Wien to glee to tt.e colony a representative constitution, and thence
and the mode adopted by Sir HARRY Sams ter carry- until arriving opposite the southern extremity of 1,354.0074 with that of 1d49 The total race
of
mg that constitution into effect, and dsclsre.4 that but
Vancouver's Island, may . be - readily apprehended, the- first five months of 1851 amounted to 45,498,6499.;
for the seces.lou of Sir ANDREAs bToCILENaTRO3I and
arising
they
1850, 47,147,270 e, and 1849, 49,520 318 t.
would at this Moment do from the fervour f • •
. as . o a patriotic
his colleagues the Cape Colony
The Bourse, vras re market, y firm, aim publics,uitie
have had a representative constitution. solicitude - to witness the employment to the spain improved in price, The Five per Cents °petted
The report was then agreed to.
national advantage of energies now permitted at 93f. and deed at 931. Ise • the Tbree per Cents
The Smithfield Market Removal Bill, as amended, was
el „zedat 55f 96 • ••' - •
to remain idle in •
the grasp of an odious monopoly, , "Ilf c.; Orleans Railroad Shares, 847 t. 50c.;
considered.
Roue 2. 642'. slic • liners, 242 f 50 • c., Great Northern,
Toe Gunpowder Stores (Liverpool) Exemption Re- and in the recesses of an impenetrable wilderness 481 t. 25c • Avitn,ui, 215 f; vi '
eizon. 455'.; Bade, 150 E;
.1 Bill went through Committ.n.
. Various considerations assure us that for the good of Borde *1
pe
aux 398 r. 75e • Pavia
, and Strasburg, 368 t. 75c.;
The House then scat into Comtnittee upon the Civil
England the adoption ofthis projected • T ' N *
railway across ours and antes, 272 t 500.
Bills, &c. (I: amid) Bill, upon which they were some
time occupi• d. net North American possessions would be mos dUsleiEss :e ••er. ,N rUttEIGN RAILwA Yto Al' Mb
LONDON STOCK EXCHANG.E, Jules 23.
The Casemate reported progress. desirable. It would render us the carriers of the Boulogne and Amiens, 9 Central of France (Orleans
Mr, les.Boucuzne moved the second reading of the commerce of both h • emispheres. It would lead and Vierzon), 18.--Luxembourg, 2t--Northern of France,
Lands Clauses Consolidation (Ireland) Bill.
Alter a short discussion, in which Mr. DisRAELI and necessarily and inevitably to the cultivation of the
—Rouen
15°ralenadns and Bordeau,,, 34, —Paris sno Strasburg, te4e
Barre, 9%—Sambre and Meuse, 8%.
Mr, J. STUART took part, the Bid was r, ad a second vast tracks of the Hudson's Bay territory. It would
On t
time,
break up that huge and detestable monopoly which he consideration of the General Board of Health ,
itas for years weighed like an incubus upon
Bill, as amended, a diacussi, u arose as to the exclusion ot
'he town of Hastiogis from the schedule, which wai• our Transatlantic colonies. It would place us
etlirmt•cl on a division.
immediately, as it were, within reach of our
Toe Lodging-houses Bill was read a third time ano
esiJely scattered land in the north, in the south o
, the
passed,
The other orders having been disposed of, the House east, and the west, insular, peninsular, and con-
adjourned at a Quarter past One o'clock. tinental. It would yield occupation, moreover, to the
unemployed, and would place at the command of the
Government a means of directiog the labours of our
convicts in a quarter calculated to conduce ulti
inately, it might be to their own reformation, and
most assurealy and obviously to the advantage
of the empire, to which their lives had,
until then, proved in the highest degree
detrimental. Let it be remembered that
these are only a few among the many prominent
considerations which render us solicitous to witness
the speedy commencement and rapid completion of
c. he line beginning in Nova Scotia, crossing New Bruns-
wick, and so on south of lake Winipeg, of Swan
River, and of Loskatchawan, until
_passing Fort
Langley it reaches the waters of the Pacific. Never-
theless, while thus strongly impressed with the
advisability of entering upon this prodigious
enterprise of engineering and of colonization, we
are reduced to the necessity of acknowledging
that, with all its numerous and splendid advantages,
the route through the United StiLes is still up to the
present moment, for many reasons, more easy of ac-
complishment. Elsewhere in our columns we pub.
fish a letter addressed to us by Mr. Ass
WHITNEY himself, a letter in which it will
be remarked that among other things be announces
that the possibility of carrying out his project is re-
stricted already within the narrow space of time di-
viding this June from next March, and supposing,
says he, that by the spring of next year
the chance slips from his grasp for ever
in reference to the construction of this rail-
4ay through the United States, "then," be con-
cludes, "it is the desire of my heart that it
may be accomplished through British terri-
tory." Opportunities will vtry shortly, no doubt,
present themselves to us for the explanation of the
masterly scheme by which WHITNEY
Mr. •; proposed to
carry out a railroad between the Pacific and tht
Atlantic. Upon the present occasion we can only
aver with all earnestness, and, at the same
time, with all deliberation, that the plan sub-
mitted to the public by this intelligent
arid enterprising citizen of the United States appears
to us to be the only one capable of developing the
project to its completion in the future railway acres,
North America, carried through the United States or
`trough the British territories.

TCtESDA 1r

Madrid journals of the 18,b have arrived.
In the sittingot the previous day, Senor BERMUDFZ
DE CASTRO,as bed been rapt cted, withdrew his motion,
demeritg want of confidence in the Ministry ; hu;
not until some very angry discussion had t' ken
pace between Lim and the President of the Coun-
cil (BRAVO MURILLO). A motion, declaring that
" the Ministry tuerved the conthience and support of
the Chatnber," was then presented by several Minis.
terial Deputies. It bore eighteen signatures, but
enly nine of them were read by the President.
Senor PiRkZ ALOE ciemani4ed that the other nine
names should be read also. Senor OLZAGo ,ecoe.d.-d
the motion, and expressed SG,prive at the attempt to
conceal nine names from the knowledge of the
Chamber. The request of the Ooposition was at last
uomplied with. Senor PASTOR was the first to mount
the tribune to speak against the vote of confidence,
but the mutter was put off to the next day. It was
not, however, brought on up to post hour on the
18th, the deputies being occupied in their bureaux in
elec,ing the Committee on the Bill for the regulation
of the debt. The majority of the Members chosen
on that measure were or the Mioisterial party, and,
consequently favourable to it. Senor DD MUROT
VIDACETTA has been nominated Vice-President of the
Senate, in the room of the Duke DR RIVAS, resigned.
The Clamor Publico was again seized on the 18Th, and
its forms were destroyed by tbe police agents. In the
course of the sitting of the Chamber on the 17th the
Minister of Public Works presented a Bill for the
canalization of tbe Ebro.
MADRID BOLSI., JUNE 18.--Three per Cents., 37;
Five per Cents., 16g. Exchange on London, 51
money.

PORTUGAL.
Intelligence has been received from Lisbon to
the 19th.
Universal tranquillity prevailed. The new electoral
law was dtcreed ou the 18th. The Cortes meet in
October.
The Lisbon exchange quotations for bills at three
mouths on Louron, 54i to f ; Paris, 531; Amster-
dam, 42i ; ilaniburyb, 48i

GERMAN V.
The Prussian Staab; Anzeiger of the 21st says "A c,..blLeE wee rid to-day reiative to the
Danish question. The Goverment is decidedly resolved
to guarantee the rights of the Duchies. Russia is said to
have agreed to the proposal that the Austrian and Pru.-
!,i.in troops:la/171ot quit Retiosburg until it is decided
bat the fortress shalt in future be garrisoned b 3 Hulot, it,
'roops of 11."
The Equebtrisu Order of the Principality of O•na-
bruck has presented to the German Dirt a complaint
against the Government o S,H
over, Hiover, for an attempt
to depriveit of its constitutional prerogatives.
The Hanover Gazette gives the following details of
the propositi,:ns of the Government of lisnover re-
rpecting the German fleet. It desires, first, that the
Gt-rmanic Diet shall immediately declare the German
fleet on the North Sea to be the property of the Con-
federation; at-tont:lly, that a commission shall be
formed by the Dirt to report on the question whether
the fleet shall be kept up or not.
The Chamber of Deputies of Wurtemberg, on the
20th, approved by .51 votes to 34 of the expenses in-
curred by the Government frotn 1849 to 1851 with-
out the authorisation of the Clbinbers. Before this
resolution wits come to two propositions of the oppo-
sition, for blaming the violation of the Constitution
by the Ministr3, and declaring the Ministry liable fur
any loss sustained by the treasury, were rejected.

His Royal Htgolesee rtimaes Albert, accompanied
by his .miaje.ty the King of the Belgians, with their
Royal Highnesses the Duke de Brabant. the Count de
Efaudres, the Princes,' Charlotte of Belgium, and suite,
yesterday visited Mr. Wylu's Large Mudd of the Earth iu
Lviceetere.quare.
Notwi,hvandirg the reluctance shown by the
Common Council to accommodate steam-boats at the Surrey
side of London-bridge, we have just witnessed the alscrity
with which two ot them that ply from there to Pastille Whart,
viz., Daylight and Moonlight, displayed, by brio
ing the
two floating engines, the one from %i, upping, the other from
Southwark-bridge, to the great and alarming fire at the ware-
iivuses near St. Saviour'., Church.
liEtuvloN IThs ART...— 1 r.il Society gave its eighth
soirée last. night, at the private rooms, 27, Queen Anne-
greet, to a ver) numerous and select company. The metal
eerie y of excellent vocal and ineti =ewe! music, agreeably
contributed by Madame Lemaire, Miss Maly Ruse, Miss Day,
Mr. Gullmick, sun Gofliie, Mr. Day, Mr. Rummel, Mr.
Parker (a pupil ot Madame Gutliie), etc., sue permed all praise.
The fine Luectiea of Mr. Golinick reminded us o: Chopin;
the great spirit, with accuracy, of Miss Day, were enthusi-
astically applauded; while Mr. Nikes., iu a duet with bli.
Goffrie, plased with great feeling and precision,giving proiiis,
as a young artiste, of great promise hem his talents. Mr.
Tt urneur, on an instrument of some novelty ( the Melo-
phone), brought forth delicate and pleasing melodies, which
were speedy admired.
Tea GREAT Cuss TOURRAMENT.--SiRCE our
last the tide of success has somewhat changed its course.
Mr. Williams, who at first won three games of Mr. Wyvill,
has now lost the a-.me number, having been cetested on
Friday end Saturday last and yesterday. Herr Anderseen
had also won three genie* of Mr. Staunton, and in the game
which they p'ayedsesterday lie attained a winning position,
when be committed a fatal oversight, and was checkmated
on the move. Herr Szen and Captain Kennedy played tseir
first game together (to decide their respective claim to the
fifth and sixth prizes, eels ch terminated in a draw. The
play between blesses. Anderson and Staunton is to be re-
sumed on Wednesday.
The annual wool fair at Berlin is deicribed in
-
letters of the 21st inst. as having commenced with muds
spirit. The quantity to be offered was 70000 cwt., of which
neatly 60(00 bad been already sold at fully latet year's
prices. In some instances even Ea advance of id. to lu. per
lb. had been obtained. The very &est qualities, however,
were au exception, as in these there ti as a reduction of 2d.
to 4d. per lb. 1 here was an unusually extensive competition
emong the uiLnd manufacturers aid cesnhers, who were by
far the la gent pule:heads, the quantity taken for England
and France being much less than heretuiore. The condition
of the wools is stated to be goud.
Early on yesterday morning died the Rev. Gerrard
Thomas Andrewes, M.A., clerk in orders of the parish
church of St. James's, Westminster. He was the eldest son
of the Very Rev. Gerrard Andrew es, Dean of Canterbury;
and having completed his studies at Westminster School,
proceeded to OxfOr.f. On the 10th or June, 1819, tie was
married to Elizabeth Catherine Heberden, of the parish of
St. George's, Hanover-square, in St. James's Church, and iu
the same year was preseeted to the rectory of Allhallows,
Bread-street, with the rectory of St. John the Evangelist.
He was subsequently appointed chaplain to the House of
Commons, an eines which he resigned in 1848, owing to his
declining health. On Ja; uary 2J, 1847, 850 of the pa- I
rishiouoraot St. James's presented to bins a gold chrone-
meter, a carved chair and bookcase of oak, containing Macke
as
liu'a edition of the Holy Bible, a copy of Milton's Works, I CONCERT.--ST. T. atARTIN's HALL.—A concert IV/IS
and Boydell's Shakepeare, the value of the gifts amounting' . 1 ri
given at this hall last evening in aid of the funds for
the Ragged and Industrial Frm e-day School. which we regret
to 511. They designed thus, they said, to perpetuate . "
to say was only thinly attended.
their effectionate regard and esteem for his unfeigned piety, , The choruses were ably
v eke to the pour ifihabitants."—From a Correspondent. I
shire. In the coursed'
614"
his many Christian vireues, amid lengthened gratuitous sees performed by Mr. Hullah's first-class upper school ; and
LI . W. H. plonk's Offertory Anthems are certainly com-
blioDees)i IlosPitteL. On Suede), mornity,.a indispositionpo i r ii s of aotyebriyr.rutipes.rriboernoer.debriiselsn
Duekin,cotiseciu eicnceenzf
atnhde
sermon iu aid of the funds ot the,above most excellent iiismi- Snpbw Law. substituted, fir the trio et Ti prep.," the trio
tution was
Rev.
Rem Preached at Trinity Church, St. Pancras, by the from Elijah of "Lift thine Eyes," which was the gem of the
hospital end the rector of Wymeeford, Leicester- evening. It was sung by those three ladies in the most
assistance of the
Gentleman warmly
of a very eloquent appeal the Rev. captivating mariner, al,d was rapturously encored. bliss
lying and satisfactory aggregate.
claims
upun the numerous benefits of the Kent was also encored in Harper's balled, " Truth in
stbat it had upon the sympathy and Absence ;" and blies Sephy Law followed immediately after-
In thT
service a „llectionbenevolent.was made,
At the conclueion of
_divine wards, with "Gentle Voices," by Glover. This was this
asatate of trade in the provinces
attlountihg to a highl gratis young lady's first app. rance at this hall, and she was highly
attittory. At blarasheeter there , and deservedly applauded. Mr. Frederick Chatterten like-
The accounts of th
wise greatly contributed to the satisfaction of the evening's
during tLe pat week arse
hs a bsen a good business Performance.
the:. Price., with favourable Nkw .FoREST DEER REMOVAL BILL.—The noose
proved tone is manifested, and at N !It markets an im- mitres on shAsßill met for the first time on Friday to choose
has been more active, while ottingham the demand a chaiim in, and toearratige the order of proceeding. Tbe
for lace .
as regards the depression Bill proposes to extinguish the right' of the Crown to keep
t the hosiery hands, from the int
opinions as to the future.
amongst
reduction of the i tee deer and other hearts f f tor • •
0 oree chase in .he New Forest,
sets there is no diminution of coetidee ' '
ileprovem
' I the Irish linen ce as
to the county of Southampten and in lieu of such right to ern.
ultimate results. II .
..
but trade there appears to power the Crown to enclose not exceeding 14,000 acres in i
Any revival, the low
have been hardlyprices hp led to : addition to the 6,000 acres already inclosed The deer to be I
mono iscrem• 4 operiti9l34.
S removed Within tiro years..

Ii OLL A S
THE ITAGIJF, Just: 22 —A very important change
has risen introduced into the working of the businees
of the Second Chamber.
Hitherto the repirters had merely to bring in the
report COUrSlliing the views expressed in the com-
mittee, iustesd of which they are nuw to give an in-
dependent judgment of their own. In regard to the
priject of law on ministerial responsibility, nearly all
the Members were agreed upon the main points,
however, were of opinion, that the pro Pet
should be conceived in more wirers' terms, since
cases might otherwise easily arise which were not in-
cluded in the project, and consequently Lot amenable
to it.

A Minister's neglect of the interest of the state,
without exactly infringing the laws, was elm() noticed
as a point omitted. A' few Deputies required that
there should be a collective and political responsi-
bility; but this objection sv,s overruled on the ground
that it was Impossible for a Cabinet to stand any
.length of time without a majority in-the Chambers.--
Dutch Papers, June 22.

• ITALY.
Marshal RADETSZKT returned to Milan on the 17th.
' The Austrian authorities of Lombardy have just
' suspended the journal the Lomburdo Veneto.
The King of BAVARIA arrived at Modena on the
19:h, on a visit to the reigning Duas.
In the Chamber I.f a-puties of Piedmont, on the
18 Lb, General D'Artualloz called attention to the in•
vtatigations of the Committee into the Political and
financial situation uf the country from 1848 to 1850,
and demanded that the documents collected by it,
which form two large volumes, should be presented
to the Chamber. But, after some discussion, the
Chamber proceeded to the order of the day.
The Constituzionale of Florence, of the 16th, states
that the inquiry set on foot about the origin of the
disturbance at the Church of Santa Croce has proved
that no arms of any sort were used on the occasion
by the parties arrested. Among thy persons who
have been summoned to give explanations on the sub-
j.ct are the Marquis of LAIATICO, Count DIGNY
Professor ZANNETTI, and Signor CERIPINI, formerly
Minister of. Finet.hp.

rVENING.

JUNE 24, 1851.

0-1 Z 5 HI it ic ViAithErtS

111411V/t4yg.

13R1T1573 SZILIZWAYS.

Aberdeen— •
berotte, Nottingham.
Boston, A E. Junclor
Kennet and County Down
darning., WoiverhAmP..
and Stour Valley ••
Birkenh., Lan., & Chesh
June., late 331. 6s.
Do. Cheat it Birkenbd.,
501. & 251. Consolidated
d0..101.
Bristol and Exeter.. •
Caledonian • • • • • •
Cheater and Iffolyhead
Direct Lond. and Portim.
Dublin and Beliaat.lunct.
Dublin and Kingstown..
Dundalk and Enniskillen
Dundee, Perth, arid A.ber-
demi Junction .. •
Do New .•
East Anglian (251. L. &
E. and L. & D.) •• .•
Do (181. E. & H.)
~ aatern Counties .. ••
astern Union, class A,
late E. U. shares • •
Do. do. do.
Do. do., B & C shares
l•.ast Lancashire
Do. New quarters ..
Edinburgh and Glasgow
:din., Perth, and Dundee
Exeter and Exmouth ..
44,asgew and South- West,
Do. do. G. D. &C.steck
•.Ireat Ni,rthern • •
Do. halves, A, dePerred/
Do. halves, 8, 6 per cL
Great Southern and
Western, Ireland ••
Great Western ..
Do. Narf 171. .. ••
Lancaster and Carlisle
Do. thirds ••
Lancaster and Preston
Lancubire and Yorkshire.
Do. quarter shares ..
Do. fifths
Do. West Riding Union
Leeds and Think
Liverpool, Crosby, and
Southport •
London and Blackwell
Do., Tilbury Ext. Scrip
London, Brighton, and
South Coast ..
London and N.-Weaternl
Do. do. new quarters
Do. fifths
Do. 101. sh., M.& k (c)
London and 18.-1% esters .
Do. new 501.
Do. new 401. ..
Manchester, Buxton, and
Matlock .. „
Manchester, Shattleld, it
Lincolnshire
Do. Manchester and
Lincoln Union
!Wand ..

Nitsukai Priest. 14tuum

it toll% I It%

Do. 60/. shares ..
Do. Diming & Derby
Midland Gt. West. (ire.i
Newcastle and Carbide..
Do. quarter shares ..
Newmarket
Newport, Abergavenny,
and ileretorti
Newry and Enniskillen..
Newry, Warrenpoint. &
Rostrevor
A ortolk • • • •
(k). 1. • ew 201. shares.
Northern Counties Union
orth British
North Staffordshire
•
North-Western
North &Sth.-West.Jttne.
latord, Worcester and
Wolverhampton.. ..
scottish Central ..
••cutf,sh Midland
Do. new ..
4iarews, & Kinn., Class A
,lass 8.. .-
-nrews. & 'Hereford., Old
Do., do., New •
slhrewsbury and Chester
(Nor. W. Min.)
Do. calves
Do. Osweitry
Do. New .•
.4hropshire Union
Do., A. B, C, & D, fhlly
paid up at per cent
•iouth Devon
'south Eastern
suuth Wales..
south Verluth. and River
Dun .• •• ••
Merl., Roth., and Goole,
South Division ..
Stockton and Hartlepool 1
4iffee St Losahor,
raw Vale Eitensiov
Thames Haven Desk and
Railway • • ..
ale of Reath . .
Waterford and Kilkenny
Waterford and Limerick,
Weteriord, Wei.. Wick.
and Dublin ..
West Cornwall
West London .
White4aven and Farness
York, Newcastle, & Her-
wick
Ditto and Newcastle
Extension .. • 20
I)ltte G.N.E. purchase
Fork and North Midland BO

4% 74% 14%

10% .... io%

•• ••• ••

Railways. I Paid

ICO -
4 6 8

Aberdeen .•
Caledonian 101.
hestrr end Holyhead ..
band. Per. & Aber. Junc,
East Anglian (W. 10s.)
ti per cent. .. •
Eastern Counties Eaten.,
S per cent. Ne. 1
up. No.
Ito, ew ip. cent. Stock
Eastern Union, Scrip
guxrak. 6 per ce
ix, lin. Deben. Shares.
East Lancashire, 6 per
cent quarter theses .
E. & W. York. June. Sths
Ellin. Per. & bun. 5i p.ct.
Gleagow & S.-W. Coned
Gt Northern. 5 per cent.
Great South. & Western
(Ireland) eightt►
Lancashire and 'York-
shire, F. 2W.

77 -79
1914 -
1812%
17 l7

ii =1; dia.

2 -8% 11%
%
6% -6% 6%

11-,-
13 4
47%
100

5 - iji

4 —4%
14% lb

28 -so 199 21
li - 6
%- 34

39 -40
64 -05
14 -- 14%
7s. -40
73 - *3p.

523 -
11% -
11% -

18 -

53 63 51
1034 4.
7% dl.. 334

734
par % P
95%
132*
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7%p
113%
$ dll.
636 dia.

3% -

62% -
9 -
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316 -
25%-

3% cis.' 9

4 2 0

3 23 clic! db.
4.14 48% 47% 41
26
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5 L 4 dig.

17 I le%
14 —l3 Mk.
3 —2% tls.
6)6 636
by% —7 aL. *%
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656
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5%

►u. 6 per et. Stock
Leed• and Thirak, 6 per,
cent., No. 1.. • . ..

-16%
is%
sh
7 die.
S%
4 die.
j 36 Ws.

93
144 14t
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354 d. 33

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28 23% 22% I

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8

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1% dls.
10

6% ills.

Do. quarters, 1848 ..
London, Brighton, and
Sena' Coast guar. 6 per
et., late Croyd.a thirds
le, pref., 6 p et. St ck,,
1851, from 501. share. E
I.►o, new guar., 6 per ct.
London &S.-W., new
Londonderry and Ennis-
killen, hall shares
Ranch., Sheffield, and
Line guar. stirs., No. 1
Do. new, 101. ..

,
Do., 61. .• ••
Midland Con. 6 p. c. stock
lio. Consel. ltrlitol &
Biro ng., 6 per cent.• •
Do. Bristol & (3IOUNIS.
Norfolk Extension ..
u. guar. 514 per cent.
Do. Waveney Valley ..
North British
Oct. Wor. & R 01. 151. 6 p.c
Shrewsbury and Birin.
New Guaranteed ..
Shrews. arid Ches. (Nor.
W. )din.) K per cent
South Devon ••
South-Eastern, 45 p ct
Waterford & Kilkenny, 61.
West London, Ist Cl. (101.)
Do. Yd Class do. (par)
York, Newc., and Berw.,
Gt. N. of E. Par. ..
York and North Midland
U. and S. Pura. ..

Boulogne and Amiens ..
costral •t France (Or-
leans and Vierzon) ••
Demerara ..
Dutch Rhenish
East Indian
Do. do. do. • •
Great Indian Peninsula..
Ditto ditto ..
Louvain a la Samlare
Luaembourg
Ditto
Madrid and Valentia
Maria Antonia ••
Ditto, New .. ••
Namur and Liege .. ••
Northern of France ••
Orleans and Bordeaux ..
Paris and Orleans
Paris an kouen ••
Paris and Strasbourg ..
Rouen and Havre .- .
Sambre and Meuse ••
. Tours and h antes
Tournay, Jurbise. Lan-
den. and Ilassolt •.
WN$ Irlasiters At.;

15 de,
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