The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-05 00:00:00

THE "PEACE SERMONS" YESTERDA T.

yesterday, in all the churches of the metropolis
thanksgiving sermons were preached, in obedience to
the Royal command, for the peace which has just been
concluded. In all the Dissenting chapels as well ser-
mons of a similar kind were preached, not because the
Government set the day apart for the purpose, but be-
cause their ministers thought the conclusion of peace
was an occasion on which it was fitting to refer to the
events of the last two years. There was one point on
which, so far as we have heard, there was a unanimous
concurrence of opinion among the metropolitan ministers
of religion. We allude to the evils of war, and the ab-
stract desirableness of peace; but not a few expressed
their apprehensions that the peace which has been con-
cluded will not prove permanent. We have not space
to publish any of the numerous reports of the sermons
delivered yesterday which have been sent to us.—
Morning Advertiser.

SEIZURE OF UNSTAMPED PAPER.—A large quantity
of paper has just been seized by the supervisors of Ex-
cise for Doncaster and Barnsley, at various places in the
neighbourhood of those towns, in consequence of the
material having been sent out from the paper mill of
Messrs. Symington and Pegg, of Gickhill, without the
usual signature and stamp denoting that the duty had
been paid. The penalties to which the firm are liable
amount to upwards of 1,0001., they having supplied un-
stamped paper to a considerable number of tradesmen.
The article was generally of an inferior character, and
sold for cash only.
THE BAND IN THE BEGENT'S-PATIR.—The first ap-
pearance of the band in this park took place-yesterday
(Sunday), and some thousands of persons of all classes
continued from 3 o'clock until past 5-to puur into the
park, and at length there must have been at least 10,000
persons in attendance. The band was seated in a tem-
porary orchestra, and during the three hours that they
delighted the audience with their music not a single
word in opposition was heard, and everything passed off
with the greatest satisfaction. By permission of Sir B.
Hall a large pavilion has been erected is this puk or
the sale of refreshment'.

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MIDDLESEX SESSIOIV.3.-MaY 3. Sporting Iritelligeneo. ; 1' RIC_KS (IF SH ARES. .
DINNER AT "THE ROYAL endship and respect 1 who would fi, y epic upon
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vl d • t his canvass all the softer
ACADEMY 1 ing his residence here, as many preeent have reason to . applies with especial force to tbe painter. The artist
h• 11 _at__ _____.„...___ BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER (Weal
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- OF ARTS. ch orn and ennoble (Before Mr. Pashley, Q C., Assistant Judge, at West-.
TATTERSA.LL'S.-SATURDAY. PANIES' STOCK .
. • know is exce ency acquired the fri
Inantnclonstenrnaefurrsee,nmtimneetntbs
imwself beadactuated by cor- ruinster.) P
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add, and he often attended these ann .
A good attendance, and what with the settling of the -....erse-__
of all' who had the honour of his acquivaeirentaarniecse.
anldmhaayd
Thomas Francis .Richards, solicitor, of Southampton-
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The Royal Academy of Arts gave. a sum tueus ban- •
13 .it been poser grouarcceos
•ble for him to honour us on this ocCasion, he I responding feeling ; and therefore I think I may with-
buildings. surrendered to take his trial on an indictment Newn.arket accounts, comparine bets on the Chester From the Official List.
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a et on Saturday to inaugurate their 88th annual exhi-
Cun and renewin the arsuit 'Of s eculation, bustle
na PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING
" The Foreign Ministers and the vated than that which crowns with laurels the brow of
would, I venture to. say, have been most warmly greeted. out exaggeration say that no triumph can be more ele.
in which he )eas charged in the first count with having
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en f t. •ls are at all times peculiarly attrac- (near.) The toast is,
bition. These es era
he Prussian Ambassador." the eminent and successful painter. (Cheers.) Gentle- stolen a Bank of England note for 300/., the property of w s tolerably activge during most of le afternoon.
tworth's erformance at Newmarket was evi-
Wen p LONDON, FRIDAY, MA 2, 1856. RI
tiYeaWhen Ministers of State, dignitaries of the Church,
honours. • I b r to thank you for the honour you
men, eg once mo e James Fluker, his t d • th d •th h
mas er, an in e secon wi ay- --40-......___ T
h'ighest occupants of the judicial bench, the chiefs of Drunk with the usual .
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dently nothing in his favour for the Derby ; 7 to 2 was
the 1 Health of his Excellency t
n Minister briefly returned have done the members of her Majesty's Government. ing feloniously embezzled the sum of 261. 15s. 6d., GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. IS
currently offered against h• • 6 t 1 • Id have been
im , o atm
our army and navy, the leading members of both His Excellency the Prussia
The PRESIDENT-The next toast which I have to pro- which he had received in his capacity of servant to the - a . . - rr
branches of the Legislature, the most eminent represen- thanks.
taken about Cannobre, and 12 to 1 about rug on.
El. t - Dividend Amount
said Jarnes Fluker. The count charging the theft of the ~„
backed for 400/ at 10 to 1. 1 200 to 100 Name of Company. of Paid. Price. IN
tatives of science, literature, and commerce, and cele- The PRESIDENT-The next toast which it is my pri- pose is " The City of London and the Health of the
Nbl d RS ht H the Lord Mayor." (Hear.) There has been 300/. note was formal merely, the real offence with which Arettery was . ,
d 1 300 to 100 was taken about Fazeeletto, and the Anpneurm. Share. T
• brated men of every shade of political opinion, all meet
d h the academ with their an increased disposition on the part of the City of Lon-
vilege to propose Os " The Health of the o emen an ig on.
the prisoner was charged being the embezzlement of the an ' .
' together on the neutral ground of a love of art, ars Gentlemen, whHo tahrisheaeyr
onToleuer best tributey I can offer don of late years to promote the fine arts, and I believe smaller sum. latter odds were also booked about Fly-by-Night. The
Prince advanced to 25 to 1, and Mr. Verdant Green to British •• •• •• -..- - - ', ----
; Z s. d. X 8. d. j fi
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join in paying a common homage to the triumph of t presence. (e , )
Mr. Bellantine and Mr. Parry were ellipse' for tbe
Ditto Provincial •• .. 71. ,20 0 0 20 0 0 - TA
P to t ose, or ,
30 ta 1. 1,000 to 10 was taken freely about Puck.
votaries, the spectacle presented cannot fail to rove h at least to many whom I bave the pleasure those views have always bad a warm supporter in the
prosecution. Mr. Serjeant Pigott and Mr. Huddlestou Brighton ...... •• •• ~ 5/. ,20 0 0 2,.. 0 0 15 p
Further comment on the bueiness that was transacted
h fi k lover of the fine arts, and he is himself the
eminently instructive and gratifying. But following so to addeess, is, to acknowle.dge that under their auspices, present Lord Mayor. His lordship has been long
were for the prisoner. It was stated that Mr. Hawkins . . . ' City of London .. •• •• 41. Os. 1100 0 0 la° 5 0 - ~
is unnecessary. Closing prices :- Continental (4Ati C'ap.) . - "00 0 0 20 0 0 - ''
closely upon the proclamation of peaee, under who.se
rish the bra- in conjanction with the aid of others, t e ue arts are nown as a
was also instructed for the prisoner, but could not at-
CHESTER CUP. Equitable ........... 2/. 10s. '5O 0 0 all _ t,
benign influence the liberal arts best flea , becoming more and more elements of public utility. The worthy possessor of a choice collection of the produc-
tend through indisposition. ireat Central ...... .8/ per cent. ,10 0 0 all 12 m
Bto 1 agst Imogene (taken)
liant gathering of Saturday last possessed features of improvernent, the growing benefit is, I am persuaded, ' tions of living artists.
In opening the case, Mr. Ballantine said the issue tbe Imperial ............ lee& bonus.' 50 0 0 all 88% te
more than wonted interest and fascination. greatly attributable to the enlightened attention which The toast was warmly received.
jury would have to determine was one of the last import- 10 to I agee One Act (taken) . Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 . - a
10 to 1 agst Yellow Jace (taken) 50 0 0
The Exhibition was thrown open to the guests at two many persons of influence have, eit.her from inclination The LORD MAYOR briefly acknowledged the toast.
ance to the accused, involving as it did not only his loss Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 125 0 0 I* 25 t
an to dro
o'clock, from which early hour numbers beg . . p .. ,
P or on rinciple devoted to the subject. (Hear., The
' The PRESIDENT, in proposing " The Society of Anti-
-12 to 1 agst Yorkshire Grey (offered)
f their enviable t of character, but perhaps consequences of the most
14 to 1 agst Stork (taken) P ceeix ............. 41 per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 4014 /1
in, to avail themselves at their leisure o . more intelli ible and the more directly useful influence queries and the Health of its President, Earl Stanhope ''
serious nature. The prisont;r had been artieled clerk to Ratcliff . ... ~ ..... 51. 100 0 0 l 6 e 0 16 t
ime a pointed for com-
-100 to 7 agtt Typee (taken) United General ...... 2/. 10s. i5O 0 0 all 20
privilege. As six o'clock, the t of the fine arg ts is to be recognised in that well organised referred to the scheme which his lordship lately brought
a solicitor ; be had been assigned to the prosecutor for
assem age is- and widely-sprea system o ins ruction wlc as or 1
16 to 1 agst Fatalist (taken) Westminster chartered 41 per cent. , 50 0 0 5Gx t
mencing the banquet, drew near, the) bl d• • d f• t a la' hhf Ws before the notice of Parliament for the formation of a
the remainder of the term of his articles, and he left
18 to 1 agst Aldford Ditto, New ........ - '5O 0 0 10 o 0 11•4 v
persed through the different Saloons very perceptibly aug- object the improvement of our manufactures. That national portrait gallery.
him without the least suspicion whatever of any dis- I:
2000 to 90 agst Hungerford (taker))
ystern, owever c.
mented, and groups of distinguished visitors were seen 8 h epabie of being modified, is now felt Earl STANHOPE-I beg to return my sincere thanks
honesty, and became an attorney on his own account. WATER-WORKS. . I,
d in animated discussions on the merits of the
25 to 1 agst Quince
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engage to be indispensable, and one of its results leas been to for the toast you have just given. I have also to thank
While with the prosecutor he had charge of the chau- a
40 to 1 agst Kalipyge (taken)
Dividend Amount
give increase e ec
particular portions of
.the collection which most chal- • ' d ff tto institutions intended to promote the president for the favourable manner in which he was
A French pleased to notice the motion which the House of Lords cery matters in his office, and bad to take all the pro-
the higher branches of art. (Hear, hear.)
I, TEE DERBY. • Name of Company. per of Paid. Price I
lenged their appreciation or provoked their criticism.
ceedings in a case, "The Oundle Brewery CPmpeny.
Annum. Share. ' .1
hich perhaps, arrested the most general
7 to 2 agst Went worth (offered) _
The picture w , writer has lately expressed the opinion that the higher lately ad. opted on my recommendation for the formation
ional gallery of portraits. lam happy to state which, like a great many more companies, had to be s
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attention was Mr. Hunt's gg scapegoat," the scene of manifestations of the fine arts are the great means of popu- of a nat
brought under the operation of the Windingaup Act, in 5 to 1 agst Cannobie (taken 6 to 1)
I .a s. d. X s. d. i
Which is taken from
.oosdoom, on the margin of the 'arising good taste. He extols the receut efforts of that, eince that august assembly approved that. proposal,
so far as the interest of M B I 11 h h 1 1
a a emu:: la ,a s are o , er, 10 to 1 agst Artillery (taken) East London 6l.per cnt. Stock. 100 -
Grand Junction .... • • 4'. per ent. 50 0 0 all 72ee, 1
salt-incrusted shallows of the Dead Sea, and has the England, in adopting every means p g .
12 to 1 agst Fazzoletto (taken)
massive mountain ranges of Edom as the bacle-ground. of her producers, by affording instructiou in design, an ernm
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d v ent, who are, I believe, prepared to suggest plans
of im rovin the taste it has been very cordially accepted by her Majesty's Go-
was concerned. Mr, Bearschall was a client ot Mr.
•13to 1 agst Fly-by-Night (taken) Kent. ..... .......... 4/. per cut. 100 0 0 - 80 I
t. Iff t Y al b that Nicholson, asl' a t W •
o ici or, a arrington, whose London Lambeth ............ - 100 0 0 - - I
The power with which the artist has succeeded in con- by the public exhibition of the best works of art-for for carrying it into prac ica e ec . ou wi o serve
agent was the prosecutor, Mr. Fluker. The matter oc- 25 to 1 agst The Prince (taken) Newßiver Company.. 21. 10s. - - - -
"'eying
' by hia pencil the awful sense of desolation con-
for the Great Exhibitien of 1851, who in-
example, at Sydenham, and elsewhere. (Hear.) The the prejeet isr:leo teuched upoia in the last report of the
curred in September, 1854, and was not discovered 30 to 1 agst Verdant Green (taken and offered) .Iv;eusttlii_v_aill& Vanich ll 'W. per cnt. 100 0 0 -
'll el esex ...... 51. per cent. 61 0 0 - 89% •
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sonant with this fine Scripture subject was the theme of same writer justly obseryes, however, that this quality commissione
1 t ' b f •E t M d' • T d
until as er on ay in the present year. he learne 1000 to 1 eget Newington (taken)
. eloquent eulogy on the part of more than one member of taste is the element in whic . . , . .
.40 to 1 eget Brother to Bird-on-the-Wing (taken) BRIDGES. .
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of the episcopal bench. e h H f C mons some of whom I now see around
h imitation meaning the elude in their number severe mos eminent mem ere o
imitation of other nations advanced in it, it is th most t e ouse o om . , counsel having concluded his statement, called
50 to 1 agtt Leamington (taken)
Dividend 1 Ameunt
The banquet was held in the east room, which, whenthe difficult. To reproduce a piece of machinery, to imitate me. This bodY, in their rePert recentlY Published, recom- The prosecutor, who deposed that he wee an attorney.
h '; t t f t bl. 11. th d or- 50 to 1 agst Barbarina colt
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
guests had assembled, presented a specimen of singular mechanical contrivances, is comparata y y , . .
•vel eas • but to mend as t e hrs sepores a is ing e propose p *wave, and had offices in Symond's-inn, Chancery-lane.
1000 to 15 agst Puck (1000 to 10 taken freely) Annum. , Share.
In 1853 he saw an advertisement in the Lau Times, to
magnificence. The walls, covered with the choicest speca infuse taste into the workmen requires naany years of in. trait gallery, tOat ad exhibition of national portraitsshould
which he replied, and in consequence became acquainted 100 to 10 agst Tithonus (taken)
X s. d. X a. d.
mens of the most eminent academicians, afforded to the direct as well as direct cultivation. It is, therefore, of be.helde to which pictures from all parts of the kingdom
with the prisoner, who was then an articled clerk, and 100 to 10 agst Disraeli
flungerford - •• .... - - -7%
cultivated eye an intellectual feast well calculated to di- consequence in reference to the compete s .
750 to 150 agst Fazzoletto and Fly•by -Night Southwark .......... - 110 0 0 - -
b t• . t f nch a commencement a favour-
•tion of England might in the first instance be contributed as loans. I can-
he arranged to receive him into his office for the re-
vide attention with
• ' the material attractions of the festive with other nations in what is called,indu trial art, that not ut an wipe e rom s
uiainder of the term of his articles, agreeing to give him coupled (taken) Ditto New of 7% p.c. ii. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
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15 to 1 agst The Prince and Newington (taken) tvatierlooo -
board. The finest effect of all, however, is that produced together with the direct tnsteuction which forms the able progress in the scheme which I had the honour to
Dtt Old- •Ann:l;iB/. 11. 1-4 s. Bd. 'OO 0 2 -7- _
when at the signal of the Queen's health, the jets of a hand and eye, an undertaking in wahichd neany can co-op -su gest.. You may Perhaps think me insatiable in the eot. a year talary. He was London agent to Mr. Ni. ,
cholson of Warrington, who had a client named Bears- --------
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 25
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CHESTER SPRING MEETING.-MAT 6. Oauxhau .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 - 2034
hundred gas-burners euddenl3i pour their dazzling blaze rate the less tangible and more re ne Infi. nenct resulet- magtter of national portrait galleries if I venture before I
who was connecte wit e un e rewery om
chall d •h th 0 dl B C -
• • upon the astonished guests, revealing to perfection the ing from the exhibiting of the best productions t rouga• ?craclade to hint to those who are their advocates that it
PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT.
DOCKS.
, iCtOrial beauties with which the resplendent apartment out the country, shOuld also be kept in v•ew ; whethee in re in. therepower to. institute an excellent one by a very Deny The affairs of the company were being wound
13 t Why, for exam 1 ' • d • b alls which were made upon
Pe, up and he ha to pay t e c
The Grosvenor Stakes of 10 soya each, h ft, with 50 -
• so lavishly decorated, and offering a coup d'ceil in gor- the shape of permanent museums, or occasional exhaba limited effort on their own par .
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In re- shou n y Y Y Mr. Bearschall. In Aug „
ust 1854 a call was made of Dividend Amount
added, for 3-yr-olds and Up warder. GrOsvenor Course, N per of Paid. Price.
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geousness and grandeur wholly unique, and of which the tions of good modern or good specimens of art. .ld ot ever member of the Ro al Academ be re- '
ame of Company.
• , . academicians may well be proud. On those who witness gard to modern works. (Hear.) I presume not to define guyed to contribute his own likeness. (Laughter.) If
y 300/. On the 29th of A.ugust he received from Mr. Ni- • - '
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15/. per share, under which Mr. Bearschall had to pay
about a mile and a quarter. 8 subs. To name on Mon- Annum. Share.
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for the first time the transition effected by this instan• the degree of excellence in the higher aims of art to that rule were adopted from this time forward not man
day evening.
cholson the halves of notes to the amount of 300/. to Z s. d. I X a. d.
taneous mode of illumination, the sensations awakened which this nation or this academy, as representing a years w
uch
in:,p .
ould el se before we should have a portrait gal-
The Palatine Stakes of 15 sovs each, 5 ft, with 100 Commercial .. ~ ...... 51. pr cent. Stock. Steck. -
erest whieh wou transmit to posteritY e the call, and on the 30th the other halves arrived,
are those of mingled rapture and bewilderment.
added, for 3-yr-old fillies, Sst 71b each. Certain penalties East and West India.. 6z. pr cent. etock. - -
. school of art, can pretend ; but this I say, that what- lery of ld • ' . p y . . . .
and they were paid into his banker: a Messrs. Dixon and
The chair was occupied by air Charles Lock Eastlake, ever that amount of excellence may be, it is of vital memorials of those who, in. their day., brought credit
1 f 1 • h d allowances • second to save his stake. From the East C•antry 2os. per sh. - - --
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London .• • • ... •• • • 51. pr cent. stock. - 99%
the president of the institution ; and the company-in all importance even for the manufacturing interests of this upo.nnart. I throw out this suggestion, the va ue 0 Co., of Chancery- ane, in t e usual way. Being then in a°
ou are better able than Ito appreciate, from a ill-health he was about to leave town for Scotland, and Castle-pole, once' round and ie, rather more than a mile Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent. - - ; -
little fewer than 200-comprieed his Excellency the country to stimulate and uphold it. (Hear, hear.) I whicl ye . d
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d ire that a permanent recor may be handed he did leave on the night of the 30tb. His common law and a quarter. 14 subs. Alice Wentworth (71b), Fly- St. Katharine
50 -0 0 -
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Prussian Minister Count Bernstorff, Viscount Palmer- feel that I only meet the views of the enlightened pro- simp e f
u era. e pneoner was not at
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sio h hereafter be favourabl known 1 k wag named sand Th •
Victoria .. •....•
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the Lord Chancellor, Eerl Granville, the Right meters of industrial art when I maintain that the culti- down o t ose w o flirt. .Y . cer . •
First FI 7lb One Act (71b) Bonner and Buxona(:7lb),
stun,
but of whose own linea- the office on the day he left, and in consequence be gave Y ( ), , , .
away, La Victime, Spiester (31b), Agra, Pyrrha, Spindw, outhampton ........ . 3/, Os per c. 150 0 0 , 0 0 0 , ::
M.; Hon. H. Labouchere, Sir Cr Wood, Lord Panmure, cation of the higher elements of art is the only safe and for their art' tic pro ncerobns,
Oltenitza, Theodora t2lb), Baroness, Byrsa. • JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
• Viscount Herdinge, the Right Hon. Vernon Smith, the permanent foundation for its more literally useful appli- manes no adequate rem m rancers might otherwise be to Saunders two cheques, 'oeth signed, but not filled up,
Dividend Amount
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Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench, the Lord Chief cations. (Cheers.) I have the honour to propose the preserved. OP.O which was crossed was for the Payment of the call The Chesterfield Stakes, a handicap of 10 sovs each,
The PRESIDENT-The next toast which I beg to pro- for 300/e and the other. not crossed, was to be dra,wn with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds ; second to receive 25 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Justice of the Common Pleas, the Lord Chief Baron,_Sir health of our guests.
Annum. t ehare.
J. Romilly, Sir A. Cockburn, Sit. R. Bethel!, the Earl The toast was drunk with the greatest cordiality. pose is "The Interests of Literature, and the Health of by the clerk for such amount as was necessary to pay sovs out of the stakes. A winner of a handicap after
' X is. d. .£ s. d.
of Aberdeen, Lord Londesborough, the Marquis of Lane- The LORD CHANCELLOR -Mr. President and gentle- those of its Representatives who have deigned to be our salaries and office expanses during his absence. He re. the publication of the weights of the value of 100 sovs - I
,201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 9d
st lb
downe, Lord Ashburton, the Earl of Derby, the Mar men, I feel that no duty devolving on me could be more guests." Ido not undartake to enumerate them ;to turned to town on the 28th of Sept. While he was in clear, 51b extra. Once round and a distance. 26 subs. enstealagia,„ „., .., „ 1
quis ot Aylesbury, Earl Jersey, Earl Grey, the Bishop difficult than that of return' g . . . p h f h '' • I ' V
ai thanks on the art of select would be no less difficult ; but on t e part o t a Scotland he receive( a letter from Saunders. \ hen he st lb
0 Commercial of London. ,10eper cent. ;
' 1100 0 0 20 0 0 -
fth sister t I b t thank theta for the d h lok d int th office di ries to see what had Fisherman
sif Oxford, the Bishop of Lichfield, Lord Lyttelten, Ad those whom you have honourea with invitations to profeuors o e . ar s, eg o .
r. . returne e o e . o a e
en . . 8 5 Gaudy
, ~.7 e Colonial .............. 151 per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
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1 O•r E Lyons, Lord Overstone, the Marquis o tbis festive board, because, in an assembly of those insetheetien dtud_trietruction which their er 'taiga have lioggirtir lt;a•lLlae inannToer,,,itho(had be in the country. Glen Lee enush _NorthAmerican I 51. per cent. 50 0 0 „
712 Pretty Buy 51b ex)... i .i. lonian.•. ..... ........ i 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
mire i .
e.e...„,.....,.> (-ailed his at- Pyrrha 712 Welissa - 20 0 0 ail 0 154
eer- -ewer& -.nee-, I.34deeiff Leitrt bauadirrou'rne,aarcrYan wane-, lace-line- wutlitierytini'dequtite exponent of the The Dean of ST- PAUL'S-My lords and gentlemen, tention to the office book. The prisoner did not say an : al
a • vens •
ys apireear
Londe ead Westininstr ,141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 g 4 n
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- -ley, EA.-I of Westmoreland, Berl of Cawdor, Earl of Car sentiments of the Patrons who have encouraged at the risk of appearing presumptuous, I caueot allow tnine about the sum of 26/. 15s. 6a. as having been re- Thames Ditton -
~,,rvon, Lord de Tabley, the Marquis of Westminster their productior. Yet there is one circumstance which this toast to Pass unacknowledged. 1 therefore take the ceive'd by him off the call of 300/., such sum having been Alfred
' the chairman of the Emit India Company, Chairman of should render the ta• k I have undertaken less fermi- liberty of thanking you in the name of the men of letters, allowed by the master as interest due by the Brewery slander c 7 6 Knighton (Li b) -
7 9 Prince of Orange
Q Nationce of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
the Board of Customs, Mr. Walpole, Mr. Wilson, Mr dable ; for the splendid specimens which this year deco- many of whom (and amona them my own personal Company to Mr. Bearschall. The first time he heard Greencastle 7 6 Heber
6 ° Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
. cardwell, Mr. GSadstone, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. H. Drum rate your brilliant apartment indicate the attainment of friend) I see around me, for the honour you have done us of such a deduction was on the 24th of last March. An. Bubble 7 6 \Lille -
mond, the Marquis of Granby, Lord Goderich, Mr. C such an advanced stage of art as to make it easy to pro- in drinking our healthe, and in inviting us to share your other call had been tben made, and, in consequence of a panmute
7 4 Peace (late Frenzy) 6 6 9
7 6 First Fly 6 6 Orientai Bank Corpora. 81. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 au 42;i
Dickens, Dean of St. Paul's, Sir W. Lis 'le, Governor ef nounce a deserved panegyric on the present exhibition. splendid hospitality, as well as to enjoy a much more letter from Mr. Nicholson, he directed his then Chancery . st. Domingo -
, 'lonioni of Australia.- 30". per cent. 25 0 0 7, 70%
. Bank of England, Mr. AJ. B. Hope, Sir B. Hawes, Pro (Hear.) The time has been when, to the disparagement delightful feast in the inspection of your works of art. clerk, Mr. Waring, to make inquiries, and the ultimate • Veu Dunck 7 2 Secrifice f - 210 0 -
feesor Faraday, Mr. J. Forster, the Lord Mayor, Sir Rof British art, those walls were covered almost exclu- The artists of this country will, I trust, have many more consequence was, that the prisoner was given in custody Biue Rock • 7 2 St. Dunstan, 7st 41b .. paid Union of London ..... 20% per cent. 50 0910 0 0 -
Murchison, Professor Owen, Mr. A. 11. Letard, Sir E sively with portraits and works designed merely to gra- munificent patrons teen men of letters generally can on the charge of embezzling that sum of 261. 15s. 6d. Union of Madrid ..... , - 40 0 0 all -
L. B. Lyttane Master of Dulwich College, President of tify the VanitY of iledividualS• That such an imputation hope to be ; but I take upon myself to say that they Atter the examination of a number of witnesses the The Mostyn Stakes of 10 soya each, with 100 added tl Australia .... -
for 2-yr-olds ; cages Bst 71b, fillies and geldings Bst :31C• CANALS.
the College of Physicians President of the College o finds no justification now, I appeal with confidence to have no more ardent admirers, none to whom they jury, after a short consultation, found the prisoner second horse to receive 20 80,78 out of the stakes • ;
Surgeons, Captaia Peel, 'Mr. Panizzi, Colonel Sir H the interesting display by which we are surrounded ; afford higher or more sincere gratification-none, I may guilty, but most etrongly 'recommending him to mere
y • in th resent year of 100 soils clear, 51b ext'ra. i e
Rawlinson, Sir E. Tennent, Mr. E. H. Bailey, Sir C and I greatly doubt whether in any other capital of mo- perhaps venture to say, who are more intelligent judges on the ground of the excellence of his character, as de. in•vrer t: p f • trE DivlOend
Barry, Me. A. Cooper, Mr. T. Cres wick, Mr. W. Dyce dern Europe a single year could produce its equal. of their works than the members of the literary proles- posed to by the witnesses. . ee-quar so a in, T
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Mr. W. P. Frith, Mr. F. Grant, Mr. J. P. Knight, Mr (Hear, hear.) Your president has feelingly alluded sion. (Hear, hear.) If there be poetry in art, as ma The Assistant-Judge said he should not pass sentence S‘prig if "hillelah The Dan a) Master D'ouTble Gio''ster, e-----1 a 1 !
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.. • • C. It. Leslie, Sir E. Landseer, Mr. C. Landseer, Mr to the fact that, after two years of war, we have questionably there is, who can feel it more deeply, or until the next session, and he should give full consideree
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. W. Mulready, Mr. D. Maclise, Mr. H. W. Pickersgill now met for the first time under the genial influence of estimate it more highly, than our poets. (Hear, hear.) tion to the case and the strong recommendation of the
Mr. D. Roberts, Sir W. Ross, Mr. C. Stanfield, Sir R peace, and I cannot but remark among: the works before If it be the distinguishing excellence of the artist to de- jury. Chief, Lady Albert, Special Licence, General Betquet, earnsew...• ;160' - 1 - Neath .. •• • • 100 16L -
eshtn ecOldhl 93 71. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51
Oxford.. ••• •' los - 104
Westmacott, Mr. T. S. Cooper, &a us some of much merit which touchingly recal that lineate the beauties of nature with vividness and power, The trial lasted about 7 hours, and the court was Matilda Dardanelles, Saunterer (51b extra) Bosham Brknk&Abrg 150' 4/.
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Lana our ~ y o rn, ouave, Gilliver. Capt. 1001 eee - Regent's •. .• 30' II 15
' The cloth having been removed, ana "Non Nobi happy circumttance. Without wishing to make an who can better appreciate hie succets than such keen ob- thronged with persons anxious to hear the result. . Coventry.. • •
! ' Birniineham 40' 4/. 92 Peak Forest. 78 51, Os. 76
Domine" sung by the vocalists, according to new music invidious selection, where there is so much that is ex- servers and admlrable portrayers of nature in words- Barclay. Perea Nene, br cby Touchstone -Lady Godiva, Derby • •... 100' 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... ge 11. 10s. 76
• composed by Mr. W. Dyce, R.A., cellent, I cannot refrain from alluding to one which not in forms-as, for example, my friend Mr. Cackens, Kenerdy.
A Sweepttakes of 5 sovs each, vvith 30 added, for 3-yr- Ellsmre&Chs 69 oN p. ct. - Somrset Coal leo - -
The PRESIDENT rose and said-My lords and gentle muet awaken in every heart feelings of deep gratitude whose withdrawal from this assembly has devolved on POLICE INTELLIGEWCE.-May 3. Do., 6 pr.Cte 10 61. pr. et. 11% Stffrd &Wore lee; 281. 420
olds and upwards. The winner to be sold for 80 soya in
men .1 have the honour to propose to you that toas and enthusiasm. I allude to the admirable painting, me the duty of addressing you. (Hear, hear.) Grand flurrey,loo', et, - /311rewsisnry.. 1251 - -
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whiCh worthily inaugurates the festive meetings of Eng having for its subject " the Highland Nurses." (The The PRESIDENT-The next and last toast which I beg GueLpgALL...._me • • • • the usual way. Once round and a distance. To close Grand Union:100" 11.0 s . - Stonrbridge.. il 121. 299
. t.ofler a solicitor, of 52 d name on Monde evenin
lishmen-I mean the health of her Majesty the Queen picture to which the noble and learned lord referred is to propose comprehends the governors of the British In- Chea side, waited uon the alde'rman under the follow: an
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The Wannetay Handicap of 100 soya, added to a sweep- . 'Leeds &lava), 1001 251. 46; Ye Warwick & l
Her Majesty has already honoured the exhibition with from the easel of Sir E. Landseer, and dedicated to Miss stitution, and those Possessors of works of art who occa- •nev ciPrcurnstances ; PA
cabman, who wag present, took
her presence, and on the occasion of her visit was pleased Nightingale.) It reminds us that at the termination of sionally open their collections to connoisseurs and the la
irieed of his from the Eastern Counties Railwa to stakes of 5 sovs each ; second to receive 20 Boys out ; i
Leicester ....IMO, Al. 49% Birming. 5 1001 21. 25
to express her vatisfaction vrith the character and merit the war we may revert with pride not only to the achieve. public. (Hear, hear.) It is understood that the prin. Nevrgate-street, aud the gentleman kept him then! for of the stakes. Extra weight for certain winners. To Leiestr &Nth' 831 - - Warwick &e t
21. 10.
of the productions this year submitted for public in- ist ints of our army, but also toactions of even a purer and cipal portion of the Catninucini collection, now the pro- about an hour leaving his ereat coat in the cab, About start at the Castle-pole, run once round and in. monmouthsh' locO - - iworeste &t 78 21. 2/
LoughLorogh:l42l 701. 550 . Napton.. 1 100'
spection. (Cheers.) I give you " The Health of her more elevating character, actions of which, as they have perty of his Grace the Duke of Northumberland, will 12 o'clock he left the house*and beckoned the cabman to (20 subs.) eintgmeryshlloo, - - Birmingee
Majesty the Queen." served to humanise the conflicts of mankind in their this year be exhibited at the British Institatiou, thus follow him to Cheapside, but the cabman mistaking the Age st lb • • Age st lb
The toast was enthusiastically responded to. fiercest violence, it may well be said as of old ~ mitescunt forming a new and powerful attraction in that exhi- sign, remained where he was Until five o'clock in the Early Bird 5B 8 Atherstone - - ,Wilts & Brks -; 108. Od. -
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The PRESIDEIZT-I have now the honour to propose &mita bellis." Gentlemen, I have in conclusion to pro- bition, which is always so full of interest. (Hear.) evening. He then went into the house with the great Putuicestone 5B 2 Diana 56 6
" The Health of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, his tame a toast which I ain sure will be received with en- Such a mode of exhibiting fine examples of art demands coat and made inquiry about his fare, when he ascer- Domino , 57 11 Neoptolemus 46 6 Dividend Amount
• Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and the rest of the thusiasm. I mean ‘,‘ Prosperity to the Royal Academy," our acknowledgtnents, and• 110 less so the liberality of tained that the gentleman, after Meking his call in Ellermire . ..... .... 47 10 Fulbeck 46 6 Name of Company. per Paid. Price.
Royal Family." His Royal Highness the Prince Con- whose munificent hospitality it is our happiness to enjoy. those who allow their treasures to .be inspected in the Cheapside, had taken another cab and gene to the- Lord Alfred •4 7 9 Tonemouth
sort was to have been present this day at the ceremony, The toast was drunk amid loud applause, mansions which those treasures adorn. Brighton Railway. Under these circumsteuces he wished Little Davie a7 6 Miss Hatch
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fortunately postponed (fortunately, I mean, on account of The P
- REBIDENT-My lords and gentlemen, I beg The toast was given amid loud applause, after which the magistrate to say what the man was entitled to for The Trapper 5 7 5 Bandalore .- ...... 3 5 4 Mbion ....•• .... •• .. 3Z. 10s. 500 0 0 50 o 0 -
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• - ' the weather) of laying the first stone of the Wellington leave, on the part of the members of the Royal Academy, the distinguished company retired to the atoining waiting. He (Mr. Stoffer) thought the cabman to Courtenay 4 7 4 Imposture
College at Sandhurst. The occasions have been frequent and on my ewn, eo express our thanks for the honour apartments, and spent Borne further time in inspecting blame for waiting 5 leollrS without making any in- D•
eine Judith ... 4 7 2 Postliorse
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on which his royal highness has himself undertaken you have tonferred upon us. His lordship, in the the paintings they contained. Many appeared to leave quiry, and that, therefore,. he wag not entitled to the Solestar
.Irgus Life ..........• 41. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 23
duties and public services of a similar description-ser- thoughtful and etoquent speech which we have heard, the rich, intellectual treat with reluctance, and before full amount for his time. The mistake was as much his WEDNESDAY.- ;THE CUP DAY. British Commercial .. 71. l Os. 50 0 0 50 0 -
vices which he performs willingly and so well. Oa such has said encouraging things of Ole exhibition and of the they could wholly make uP their minds to withdraw as his fare's, and he ought te bear , portion of the lost •
occasions his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales ard English school. Within the lett year that school has cast lingering looks behind them as they proceeded frorn sir H. mu ei lk• 3. • '.
d t • 1 • etake •if 10 subscribers to receive 10
ggen ge, oo nag at the circumstances that sec" ° ad"' lis ' ' .
Reiter Skelter Handicap of 5 sovs each, with 30 added; Clerichaled.& Gen• Life spr ct. & hs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
County ...... „,.,, ~ 41. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120
the younger members of the royal family ara often pre- acquired a certain amount of continental reputation in brilliantly lit saloon to saloon. Crown .............. 178. Od 50 0 0 50 0 ig ee
the gentlemen had left his coat in the cab, and that be sons. out of the stake. Six subscribers or no race, Half Eagle -
Fent. In witnessing such ceremonies they learn that the great Paris Exhibition, a reputation which is deiserv- The corps of vocalists, who greatlY enlivened the en- had given no instructions, but only made a sign which Equity and Law...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 5%
' 2. mile. Closes the evening before running.
their exalted station involves important duties, stet have ediy valued-but, after all, it is to thefavourable opinion tertainnaent by their superior execution of favourite might be taken as meanin to follow or to wait th (wit The Third Year of the Fourth Triennial Produce European Life ... 1/. 20 0 0 all 181 e
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at the same time the advantage of the most admirable of his judges at home that the English artist aspires, glees and madrigals, were under the direction of Mr. the fault rested with him,gand if he wera in his place he Stakes of 10 sovs. each, Is ft, with 30 added, for 4 Genera 1.............. 6/. 50 0 .. 61,,
example for their performance. (Cheers.) His legitimate stimulus, next to the love of his occupa- Francis, and comprised Messrs. Lockey, Benson, Fraudse would pay the demand. -Or Globe .......... 5/. per cent. Stock. P• 104 Y,
olds ; colts, Bst 911); fillies, Sst 51b. Certain allowance . (3uardian ............ 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 47 5 0 54,
The toast was duly honoured. tion, doubtless, is extended fame ; but even of that he Young, Ge Buckland, and Lawler, together with Mr. Stoffer said he would adopt his sugg,estion and Mile and_ three-quarters. (7 subs.) Fearless (b-b), Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent. 500 0050 0 0 310'
imperial Life ..... .... 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 18%
The PRESIDENT-The toast I have to propote is "The has a sure earnest if he succeeded in winning your ap- choristere. pay the fare, hut he had only attended in justice to his Claret, *Lori Alfred (31b), *Lady Tatton (61b), Astrono-
Army and Navy," connecting with the army the name proval. The office of the professed critic is, almost ne- client. mer (61b), Lady Palmerston, bc by Melbourne-Colina Law Fire ............
Indemnity efarine.... 11.3 s A 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 84
23.& 2s.bs. .100 0 0 210 0 314
of the Commander-in-Chief, and with the navy that of cessarily, to detect imperfections-; the enlightened ama- The fare, lls., was paid.. (31h). Law Lite.• • .......... - 100 0 . 10 0 0 61
Admiral Sir E. Lyons. (Hear, hear.) Two years ago teur, on the other hand, recoanises the principle, founded Despatch from General Sir W. Codrington. _______. * Walked over for by Lord Alfred in 1854, and by Legal and General Life - 50 00' 2 0 0 5%
it was the universal wish that the allied arms might win on a long observation of masterworks, that a few quali-
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being drunk and disorderly ; and, secondly., with setting
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the best trophy of successful war-an honourable peace. ties, or even one quality carried to a high degree ot per-
(From a Supplement to the Gazette of Friday Evening.) efh Tradesmen's Plate of 200 sovs in specie added to a marine........ ...... 188. per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 4614
That consummation has, under Providence, now been feotion though involving comparative defects in other
Md I - lid& G. Life 4% • ret 50 111 0 2 0 0 34
fire to one of the cells at Bow-street Pelice-stetion. 'a
handicap sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, 15' ft ; second e• ni en. e /. pe .
attained-and if England, strong in her armaments particulars, stamps the work of art with character and WAR DEPARTMENT, MAIO 3. to receive 50 soya. out of the stakes, ace. Certain Minerva •........... sp. ct. & bs. 20 002 0 0 -
It appeared that, at a late hour on the previous night, Monarch _ 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
and in the spirit of her people, rose from the struggle value, aud seldom fails to command approbation. (Hear.)
enalties. Cup course, about two milee and a quarter.
Lord Paninure has received a despatch, of which the the prisoner wee parading Brydges-street, followed by a P National Loan Fund.. 5/. peTeent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
rather warmed to the enterprise than tired of it, she is, That this is the case of the great masters will be seen
followine is Ico a mob of prostitutes and (.1. a 1 la •t, 3 tO WhOSP (196 subt, 92 of whom declared and pay 5 sore. eacb, Palladium Life...
' I trust, not the less ready to welcome the blessing of on a moment'a reflection. Among the great masters , . py, ddressed to his lordship by General isor er y c arac t.r. , .
and three did not name. Pelican - _ - 45%
, . peace, to cultivate the arts of peace, and turn her atten- each is admired for certain special qualities, while Sir William Codrington, K.C.B. vast amusement he was shouting, gee ticulating, Phoenix - - _ _ 1
" speechifying," and beating a larze piece of tin with a Age st lb Age st lb P,fessional Life •..... 57. per cent. 5 0 010 0 -
tion and ambition to those glories, the attainment of the fact that be is deficient in other respects does not in- SEBASTOPOL, Aram 19, 1856. stick. The constable on duty finding remonstrances Rattle 6B 7 Yorkshire Gray... 45 10 Provident Life........ 11. 5s & bs. 100 0 0 10 0.0 eg
which peace can best promote. (Cheers ) Our present terfere with the general estimation in which he is held. a
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Iy Lord,-0a the 12th instant General Luders sent unavailing, was obliged to take him into custody. Rifleman
Stock. all -
duty is to offer the expression of our admiration arid Such a train of thought will arise in the rain& of those
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, an answer to my letter as to the entrance of our vessels Wright, the jailer at the station-house, informed his Mr. Sykes (11 b)... 68 2 Yellow Jack 3o 0 Sun Flre -- .. 6/ 10s. - e -
gratitude to those warriors in both services, from the who will hereafter have opportunities of contemplating into the herb It s t hff
our. wa o. t ee. ect that he had re- .
worship that after the prisoner was locked up, he was Saucebox
highest to the lowect in rank, who have shown no less the works of Turner, now it is understood to become the i,
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ed orders to place no impediment in the way of astunished to observe smoke issuarg feem the cell. He Sultan
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fortitude amid privation and suffering than intrepidity propeita of the nation. None will venture to assert that ce
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vessels of any description entering the harbour of Se. went in and found the prisoner lighting a fusee ureter Typee 6 8 0 Aoorcock
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and valour in the field. I therefore propose to you those works are faultless ; and yet the objects which
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baetopol. I accordingly informed Admiral Fremantle ; the seat, from which he was cutting wood to keep up Oulston
" The Army and Navy." that gr at painter had in- view are accomplished in such and on the 14th inst •iat he ded to the harbour the fire. A few minut.s more aril conflagration would
a procee . , _ - Scythian
Lord HARDINGE, in returning thanks said-Our troops perfection that the mind is engrossed with them, and • •
with his flae on board her MelestY's shi Banshee and have broken out whieh might have led to the destruc- Hungerferd
are, in short, in a state of preparation 'for war that was defects, if seen, are disreearded. I now beg to give a
Dividend Amount
passin th; • P ' ' . ' ' •
g oueh the lines of wreck, anchored inside ton of the station. Witness asked what he was about, ar y ir , e...
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never before exceeded. I will only add that with the toast which, on ordinary occasions, has reference to po- the a ' .
Name or Company. per Paid. Price,
excellent feeling and high discipline now prevailing in litics, but which can have none hero save in that senss the cidu4-1. d ' h ld • dk h' f WalLI t 57 4 F
oe --yar ,we went u the harbour in a email thought e wou 11 ht a fire an ma e t ings corn at- II un sman . lyaway 35 4
•Y of Fort Paul. Having met the Admiral in and the prisoner replied that it was so very cold no Homily
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our army, lam now persuaded that it will ever be to which politica are connected with objects of perrna- steamboat, d • 13
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passin also alon the north side landed able. Witness extinguished the fire an too away th Flatterer
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ready to fulfii Whatever duties its Sovereign may call Dent interest, if 1 rnay so venture to designate art and et Fort C an
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unstantine, receiving all civility and attention knife wit wic prisoner had cut tire enc . Indien Warrior a 7 2 ex.) Assam Tea •• ........
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upon it to discharge. (Cheere., science. It was fornierly remarked that the most ar-
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on the part of the Ru • cffi The magietrate inquired why the knife was not taken Epaminondas
Sir E. LTONS sa d-My lords and gentlemen, I beg.to dent well-wishere to Ulm:, pursuits were generally corn- G • s!"1.1 ' cer6•
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eneral Ludere had invited Marshal Pelimsier, General from the prisoner before he was locked up I 5 7 2 , Sugar Plum
return you my most sincereand hearty thanks for a,+Bo- pelted, by the supposed necessity of a stern regard to
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La IVlarmora and ni slf t thi tTrak 'b• i - t
, ye . o mete m a tire re ge a , .
Inspector Mitchell replied that, as was usual in such Cock-a-too
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elating my name with this toast, and for the kind and public economy, to suppress their enlightened predi- 12 ' 1
o c ock on the 13th inst., in order that we might ac- th hd k t dh Putnicestone
eaiee, the prisoner was asked i. -e aame, au e 57 0 Peter Wilkins .... 35 0 British American Land 155. - 40 0 0 •-
oncouraeing manner in which the services rendered by lections when in office. At present, however, it is
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company him to a breakfast on the Mackenzie Heights. said he had not. Rot herham
the Navy have been recognised. I say " encouragiog,' admitted that the furtherance of these objecte may Th '
e meeting accordingly took place. General Luders, The ensgistrate observed that if he had been searched Clotilde - ___
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because nothing can operate on our sailors as a greater in- be reconciled with a comprehensive economy. It is ad- ith large staff of Russian officers, was received in there would have been no mistake. B ialbec
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centive to duty when eerving their country abroad than m•tted that general cultivation is desirable even on the w a
tb• French lines by a Guard of Honour and with mr, Mitchell Feld it wa3 not usual to search prisonere Lady Tatton
for them to know that their actions are appreciated by ground of expediency ; it is felt that as civilisation ad-
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a salute of Artillery f
, a ter which, followed by many who We . y ar„e .
re on! eh e d with drunkenness. Iu fact, 5araband........... 4 612 Tug o' War 3 4 10
" their fellow-citizens at home. I believe that the British vances it hae it. corresponding wants ; and it is betieved oefi
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ers of the Allied c st it. Little Davie (in
an I . Russian Armies, we there was an express regulation again ; . . Puck, by Pompey 3 410 50 o 0117 lo o -
navy was never in a more efficient and satisfactory state that the commercial prosperity, and even toe power of c • Ditto New ...... • -
crossed the river and the plain of the Tchernaya, and A carpenter proved that it wuuld cost ls. to repair 51b extra) -
than at this moment. The large ships which formerly a nation, may ultimately depend iu a great degree on its d
ion 10 p et. 15 0 0 14 0 0 -
COmpeSed OtIT fleets in construction and equipment, are intellectual lin rovement. From what has been recently swan ed the heights of Mackenzie, at the road by which thr bench, Poodle
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now in better condition than was ever before known, ' • • P I •tfi d • • h
said in Parliament am jus 1e in expressing a ope our Army came to Balaklava on the flank march frorn Priloner said he had no recollection of what occurred, Haco -
• the Bab li • S t b r
einepem ea 18e4. He was very sorry, Vandyke - - I .._ _
and need not fear comparison with any other navy in that the time is not far distant when a new building de- About 6 000 infa that for the mieconduct in Herald -
, ntry and one battery of Artillery, The magistrate observed ,
the world. (Hear.) We have also a numerous class of voted to art and science will arise in the immediate
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the division of Gener o a fine of 40a How- Cardshar 3 4 7
al Vassilitzky, were paraded and the streets, prisoner was liable t . per
' smaller vessels, which it wee confidently anticipated would neighbourhood of the metropolis. What better comae-
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marched ast • a s o a)
p , hrt distance further on the heights, ever, as be appeared to be sor •
ry for it that would be Quince -
- form a Powerful auxiliary in carrying on the wtr, but more:ion can there be of a satisfactory peace-next to i
• - • which may now be viewed ea valutble gra-antees for our thankseiving to our great Giver of that blessing- a
irge and ornamented marquee had been pitched, in overlo ked, but he must pay for the g
dama eor go to Rajah, the
ich we were the ues o
g ts f General Luders, and prison for eight days. Siding (in. 101 b ex.)4 6 8 Minid 34 7 South Australian Land 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 38
' peaee-(hear)-fer I believe that no adage handed down than ths founding of an institution calculated to promote wothi / Trust and Loan Ccmp.
from olden . time has been proved by experience te be the objects, pursuits, and advantages of peace ? Gentle- Then sir with our Earl th '
le 0 ifg could exceed the courtesy and attention of all, Prisoner (with great politeness)- , , y , k(m.lolbe.)4 6 6 Redan 34 . Upper Canada ...• - 20 0 0 50 0 - :
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ers of the Russian arm kiud perrnistion I shall avail inyeelf of the latter alter- Goorkah 6 6 6 Sly Fellow 3 4 7
• more just than this-that the best means of averting men, I have time honour to propose "The health of her 0 t Y.
he 15th General Luclers came, with many Rua- native, for I have not a shilling in the worid. I'll take Courtenay 4 6 6 Heber 3 4 7
, war is to show ourselves prepared to meet it when Majesty's Ministers," as the promoters as well of art • a - LIST OF SCOTTISH. COMPANIES' PRICER.
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an officers to Marshal Pelissier's to breakfast, and to the eight days. . Salted
' - forced upon us. (Hear.) It must have been a proud day and. science as of a peace for which the country is quali-
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for the Sovereign of these ancient realms when she fied. (Cheers.) be present at some races ;it is needless to vay that their Ee was removed in custodj. BloomingHeatber 4 6 6 Vine (ti b) 3 4 7 ' Dividend Amortnt ,
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reviewed the magnificent fleet lately assembled at Spit- The toast was received with much cordiality.
Anper
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bead, and reflected that it was manned wholly by volun- Lord 1°
e. ALMERSTON-Itr. President, my lords and gen- that shown to us in the Russian camp. The afternoon MARLBOROUGH-STREET, -.Harriet Graham, Mary (in. 51b ex.) 4 6 5 Van Dunck 3 4 6
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was passed at the course in the neighbourhood of the 3 4 6 ,
teers, who came forward to fight her battles with a de- tlemen, I beg for myself, and on behalf of my colleagues wife of John Munree Graham, an actor, was charged New Brighton .... 6 6 4 Bubble
.£ a. d. .£ 8. d
' 9, Monastery of St. Geor e where th• races aryl Cr- • Re lan
votion and loyalty never before excelled. (Hear, bear.) to thank You for the toast which Y°u have been kind 1. g v a •a a with attempting to fire a loaded pistol at her husbaud. , g 46 4 Mice
rouge of the Chaeteurs d'Afri ue •
q finished the day. raogene BTh L' C
4 6 4 Folkestone (h b) 3 4 5 _O:clo -nen ompany . per cent.
8/ 100 0 0 100 0 22 • us
It Mud have been equally gratifying to her Majesty to i noneh to give, and fur the warm manner in which it Mr. Graham, of No. 82, Higheareet, Camden-town, I
3 4 , um Man Bank .. •• . 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 210
On the 17th Marshal Pelissier reviewed tl F eh
le ten, Ca twine
, feel that the force thus arrayed was an undeniable proof has been your pleasure to receive it. We aoce t the oemedian said, &hurt 12 the previous night ha was cont. P a City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0010 ~ 11118 g F
• that the country was better able to continue the struggle • -' • - •• *
mmpliment in the spirit in which it has been bestowed,
_._ . _ . P army on the range of heights near the Monastery of St. • 1 '
George. mg rom the stage entrance at the Princess's Theatre, Aldford
5 6 0 Prince of Orange 3 4 3 Ceminercial Bank .. 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 .2 ~ t.s ,
than to comrxr 1 dffd t th 1i d 1, •- • • h. h 1. • h
erne 1, an o ere o e wor t a emote. a gentleman's arm when MishaP
Oxford•street, having held of , h
Eastern Bank.... •• •• 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 12. kis
aeration his is an occasion on wlc po itice oug tto be 00" From all sides. from Karaiesch at '
some distance on he saw his wife, who instantly presented a pistol at him, Bareel... 5 6 0 Teddy..... 3 4 3
.i )es ;
. . , that in signing the treat f peace under such h d d 'lc h b f
y o
.cr ewe ,an on w lc we appear e ore you,
Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3341. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 .
cirenmstancesa h 1 • as you. the west,, from the Feduchine, and the inner hei h
gts on Besika - 34 3 Exchange Bnk of Soot.. - -
. er on y motive could be a magnanimous sir, justly observed not as the representativee of different and solion dit The pistol was taken from her, and u- -
sentiment of peace and ood ill to ards (Hear r ' . the plain of Balaklava, and from the nearer camps be- f '" e * attile Judith 46 0 Ghika 34 3 National Bank .. •• •• 6% per cent. 100 00•0 0 (1 17.7/0s
.. po itcal opinions and parties, but as nor who are for ound to be damp. . .
3 4 2 North of Scotland Bank 5/. per cent , 20 0 0 210 04, 16s
bear.) That event willgtherwf w d Men.
t •1 ' lOW us, we saw the French columns, with their artillery, 4 6 0 Post-Horse
house tine prisoner said she knew the Fatalist
are go own to pos en o the moment entru:ted with the. guardianship of the At the station- a i Royal Bank of Scott. .. 51. per cent. ico 0 0 100 0 0 139 ; 0 r
As one of which England ane pass ower the undulating ground below to th
d the Enelish nee have üblic welfare an hse dat it le as the instruments e colleen-. pistol would not go off, as she had tried it. The prisoner Coroner .
' just reason to be proud. (ch * y 13 ..lel w 0. 9-, tratioA upon their position on the heights. Western Bank- -••- 71. per cent. 50 005000 50 / Os
etara
e pistol had been recently cleaned. Sally . . 5 5 12
i.:
romote so far
for conducting the public service, t 3 p 3 d '
a mitted that th cent. 100 0 0
Alliance Fire and Life- 8% epr 11 0 o 16/ les
The PRESIDENT-
The toast ' ) as At 11 o'clock we met Gen. Luders at the Cole:le-BA- ' • w the prisoner thrust a pistol towards British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2001/ I Os
next in order is the our means and opportunities allow, the progress and im. Mr. Brazier se a_ -
. "Health of the Foreign atinieters" laklays, and, riding up the steep hill above it, we d dlall l• k
Caledonian Fire Inset*. 10,per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 25/ Os
who honour the aca- rovements of the arts II I cam assure ou thew. passe her husband and he hear teocc c ic .
demy with their presence. The o p . ( ear.) Yv . . along the lam of columns extending, in more open orde ' • MILLING DAY Ma 3.- tof Glasgow Lite . 6/. per cent. 0 0 20011 8s
- Uly cha I h had been Mr. Graham's wife for - • CRYSTAL PALACE.-FIVE S , y Ci y ,
' snake in the uvual form isto.gare the t •age . aye to fore, that those who have now the honour of acknow r The prisoner said she
ial We .......„, el. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 05/ 71 t]
than we generally form, a distance of about two miles Admissions on ,payment, 166 ; ditto by seascra tickets, 9_o.
(met in the singular 1 d in this mark of our
eg g y favour are not less mindful of 12 years, but was separated from him. She took the
recnnburgh Life Insur. e/, oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 27/108 b
'- ' ber inasmuch as his Excellency the ?nisei eel;
num , anda half. The army then marehed past, 88 battalions, t• t cl• t • 833 ; total visitora,s 999. & scot. Lgete Life sLeor cent. 50 0 0 .1 504/ 88
al ister this art of their functions than any of their nredeces- pietol out with her, but no in en ing o use it to deprive
is the only member of the dielomatic body in thiasa p " • 5 regiments of Cevalry, Siege Artiller S ' hh b • Tn , Eng.
ADE WITS RUssu,-Peaee was proclaimed ay Life Assoc. • ecceeend 6/.per Cont. 10 0 0 110 06/ 10
assemblY. sors Hear ) And with regard to the tonic to which You ymen, appers, her husband of life. She saw er us and in the street„ ' sl
- • His Excellency the American Minister, 'after signit • • ( • t . e . and 19S guns-the defile of this fine Army la t• g t'll : raent she pulled tth - tne MaYor of Newcastl .0 -Tyne on Friday at the Natimai Tire and Life 61. per cent. 10 00100 2/ Is „
'' ' . his intention to atteud was, it seems, unebleto kee Prig have just alluded-namely, the proepect of our seeing in three p.m.
8 in-
I °I the impulse of the mo , ou e pistol, e n .
orth British Insur... 71. per ceut. 200 0 0 20 0 0 36/10s Le
' ; ' engagement. The present exhibitioh, as if to celebrate
P hie the immediate nei hbourhood of tide W buildin
g ei y a '
g General Luder3 then came to luncheon at the Enelish and preseute
d.
dit at him, intending only to frighteu him. Sandhill, and at the ancient White ,Cross in Neweate- N
etreet. It seems that the merchants of the north east
- Scottish 'Union Insrnc. 7141. pr cent. 20 0 0 I 0 0 1/ 14s
etandard Life •• •• .... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 . 7 0 0 20/ Os
' the renewed amicable intercourse of civilised nations, ri.sing up better fitted than any now existing for the heaa-quarters. The general officers of our army: had Fully ccuunitte
' ports will not be slow in resuming trade with Russia. united Deo Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 1) , 1 o 0 -
contains sips-charms from various parts of the continent', trtaY of the works of genius and of art, I can only saY bee a invited, and Marshel Pelissier, with many Fi•ench The Tyne and Continental Steam Navigation Company 1
several of whioll reflect credit on the schools to which to
It, tt shall not be owing to aity indisposition on our part offi,eere, and General La !demerit with Sardinian offi- SOUTHWARK.-Georyc Foster was charged with propose to put the Lord Raglan, new screw steamer, on e
a
they belong.. The name of Rudolph Lehmann, I believe ,resneltvsanr the great objects which you have indicated if cers, were good enough te meet deneral Ludere at this stealing a pair of gold spectacles. front the person of the Cronstadt station as soon after the Ist of May as the . [ADVERTISEMENT.I-The salutary effect of Du Barry's deli. C
A Prussian, will be advantageouely known from the work' 1
a.re notVluate to the aspirations you have expressed house. Your lordship is aware that the Sardinian army Susan Varine. navigation is open; and the West Hartlepool Steam emus Revalenta Arabica Fo d i
o n removing Indigestion (Dye-.
which he has sent. Older contributors are not wanting ; titnatel attained Hear It [inlet indeed
gra.tifyin t Y . ( .)
, ,be is partly embarked, and 'the remainder getting ready to eof a tradesnaan r° '
The prosecutrix, the wif , (aiding at
Navigation propose running a steamer, with goods and co
pepsia), Flatulency Co • • DT s
mplaints Cori h ' nstipation, Nervous, 1 iou ,e t
and Liver B
bli with- it
Are' Scheffer has done himself and his subject justice, in loess
of est:pose who take a war m interest in the pro- leave the Crimea. No, 2, 13Iackman•street, Borough, stated that on Thurs. . g , Astiima, Consumption, Alld De
.1 y
f h t C t dt e a fort-
passengers, rem t a port to rens a , onc out Md' -• ' Itt •
rt witness the noble a ectacle which these king at a shop windovr in th " e wine, is admirably displayed by the following e era
his fine portrait of Mr. charles Dickens. I cannot men•• walls exhibit, and li. h P • The Englieh army wets formed at a short distance in day evening she was 100 _ . f
-e night after the 7th of May, during the Baltic season. " Ridlingtou Rectory, Norfolk, Jnue 10, 1850. No. 4,208.-
• irc fully justifies the ardent expec- she had on a pair e gold spectacles
tion these foreign contributions without adverting to the tations which the lway front of these head-quiirters ; the Siege Train and the New Kent-road. a Mr. Penton, of Newcastle, has purchased two new Eight years' dyspepsia nervousness, debility with cramps,
difficulty in which the Royal Academy, with all its de- tirne to time entertai
I:dofeeueherefined studies have from
, Sappers on the right of the Infertry ;49 battalions in when suddenly the prisona erze 2)0,1 her anel struck steamau,gs named the Volga an I the Streina, which spasms, and nausea, h'ave been effectually removed by Du N
sire to do them honour, is placed, by their being sent to development in theii nativ:Ctif rapiii and increaseeg ceueire -- -
;none quarter disaance colunans of regiments ; two her rather roughly ecri,. calling out, will be sent out immediately to Cronstadt for cornmer- Barry's health-restoring Food. I shall be happy_ tioiceneeyer
" 'She turned rou
it. The upace at our disposal is insufficient to accoremo- sir, adverted to the triuCaphs whiz. ( ear.) Youd have, troops of Horse Artilaery and fivo batteries on the rieht " Hallow how are you ls . n imtnediatelY, cial purposes Those vessels will be placed under the any inquiries. Rev. J. W. FLAVELI.." `! Burer, Lee aehire, H
date our own exhibitors, and untitr these circumstacc. a, have.
.achieved in the ,•ceurse of th:itir armY
an call' of the• line-in all 86 . guns. Two regiment, ef the Land when the prisoner snatched her spectacles off he '
r face, . i
command of two T ' h during tbe War wer e Al g. 17, 1851. Gentlemen,-For a considerable time I have
yne seamen w o
the exhibition of foreign works involves the exclueion of but we all know that, peals too, ha r
.recevr straggle, Tranaport Corps we re complete, a,ud in good order in and ran off with them. .
She followed '
nun calling o t
h ' ° 1-1- employed as Baltic pilots on board of British line-of- .
, suffered severely from a violent pain in my left side, extreme da
- ' • - •11 nsat. f h
some of those of our painters. A stronger plea can hardly less than war. (Cheers.) 'The -vie s •ItS n6ries' n° rear. " Stop thief," and after a smart c ase she saw him bat I h•
te s ips. flatulency, accompanied by an intoleia )e se 10t1 0 Cart- St
. . . terms of peace are • tleman, and when she got up to hi ndeniabl burn, and other disagreeable symptoms of dyspepsia. Various
be urged for additional room. It is surely desirable to those of genius and talent over (*metes bo h oral General Ludere rode down the line, accompanied by stopped by a gen m r A
viDVERTISEMENT.I-Holloway's Pills are u
d Ind' y remedies, alle ed infallible, were tried in vain, and for a long w
ecimens occasionally mixed with and iutellectual, and I venture to say to.. tin a large assembly of Russian, Frencb, and Sardinian tod He must either have th
she gave him into cus y. rown the finest medicine in the world for Bile a ges . g
f • I ours without viol t '
ui 1 en pain ; Tr
see good foreign sp , , n
• 1 .' ' time I Was never twenty- o
,t there cannot ssed them to an accomplice,
those of our native artists, but unaer tne Proseut state of be a more splendid disPlaY of the trophi„ et• officers, and the t d•oops also marohed past him I have the the spectacles away or pa
tion.--In all cases of deranged stomachs, determination
unfitted for the performance of my daily duties. ,
indeed I was
peace than him She valued h - -ae
they were not found upon . t era at two
things we must either apptar illiberal to strangers or is presented by the exhibition, the auspici satisfaction of a- Aeuring your lordship of the steady, the of blood to the head, bile, sick headache, liver and sto- try your food. In less than an hour I found MI
ous luau ura- I was induced to
unjust to our oara • ieillow-Luboarors. I was not with. tion of which we are met to celebrate: What can g good, the- heal'ehy appearance of the army ;of its very sovereigns. • mach complaints, .
there is no medicine known that will relief, and my recovery was very rapid. The duties which tO,
be a was a most impudent robbery, and these renowned 11
pi s ; previously had been an intolerable bueden became a delight- i
out hoPe that we might have had tile honour of thie greater triumph of mind than that of .the art. apparent efne'zency in every branch ;of the order, quiet- Mr. Combe said it
give such immediate relief as ..
bat, who ust have passed the spect onise th ve since accomplished m
day entertainiog a distinguished guest; who, though a from rude materials of the moat unprotnising hind is ness, and'. re,
gedarity with which every regiment passed there could be no doubt he na &cies young and old, rich and poor, patr eel, aed so fell exercise, and Iha ore labour with sot
foreigner, cannot be regarded as a strangec., I mean able to produce expisito repreeentations of all
.that is by ;• and it • was a subject of pride to us all to feel to another party'. hat thew ral • less
many cures are effected by their use t . p se 18 f g
ati ue than.l ever expected to be able to perform. I have ,
, his Excellency Baron Bruno w. (Hear, hear.) Nothing beautiful in the forms of nature, and to give expression that sucl iWe .s tha appearance of the Army of England in Correction for si
Committed to the House of x rnonths sounded from the temperate clime to the frigid eone ;in never hada re turn 0 Y
f m complaint.-Irema'
1"lb " in,die., D.Tnote.as.' Es
could have more completely realised the feeling of- peace to all the dignified andennobling sentiments which Pro- 46 Crimea- with hard labour. truth, persons who travel cell . .
skier them a necetsary re- • ribs 1 ls. ; ' S. ees Th
In canisteis, a . , . e 121bs carnage _
•W of oet-office order. Barr dn Ba and .
Y tut
• . than to see in We plasma which may not unfitly be cubed vidence has implanted in the human breast. A great •Geneial "Luders returned to BakshaSerai, haying ex- ____.--- --- quisite.-Sold by all medici
• ne vendore throueh
e .out the '
free on recce. p
Co 77, _Regent-street, London ; Portunna, Mason, and Co., ' LO
1 f neanp pressed t '
I 's • I lish
a temp.e 0- .- --. elle who had resided far manY Yeara diet of antiquity declares that he whb Wisheato inspire h. . ; anaself much gratified at the attention shown Queneman
.Nealera-CIOITA„ VECCHIA, April 30,- world, at Professor 1/01-o waY "a" --mer,te, 244, eut
.tear'veyors to her Majesty, Piccadilly ; also at 60, Graee• !
im b.
in this country SA the ambassador of Russia, and who- an.
""4.1 Passibil in the minds of others, tpust-hiroself be ao- , , e,.
t at, Allies.-I bave, etc. Querantiue on arrivals front Marseilles and Genoa haa Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York ;by 1 church-streot ; 334 and 451, Strand; 4 cheapside t 68. If.
now revigte these flues elz-a4 amicable MiSeioll. Dar- tulkUil 1:TAO mare emotion. • This principle. I believe. i mi- if. J. CODRINGOON. General Comment-Una h..., 1. ~ -__ _ . I _ _ ....1-.3 ti.l. 'we...A....A -- se._ __ e - A OA- --- fl •I. A. , .... ...1 .• A fenidiee Q-.._

..,

to which politics are connected with objects of perma-
nent interest, if I may so venture to desizna,e art and
science. It was formerly remarked that the most ar-
dent well-wishers to those pursuits were generally cam-
pelted, by the supposed necessity of a stern reward to
public economy, to suppress their enlightened predi-
lections when in office. At present, however, it is
admitted that the furtherance of these objects may
be reconciled with a comprehensive economy. It is ad
m tted that general cultivation is desirable even on the
ground of expediency ; it is felt that as civilisation ad-
vances it has its corresponding wants ; and it is bedeved
that the commercial prosperity, and even tee power of
a nation, may ultimately depend in a great degree on its
intellectual improvement. From what has been recently
said in Parliament I am justified in expressing a hope
that the time is not far distant when a new building de-
voted to art and science will arise in the immediate
neighbourhood of the metropolis. What better comme-
moration can there be of a satisfactory peace—next to
our thanksgiving to our great Giver of that blessing—
than the founding of an institution calculated to promote
the objects, pursuits, and advantages of peace ? Gentle-
men, 1 have toe honour to propose "The health of her
Majesty's Ministers," as the promoters as well of art
and science as of a peace for which the country is quali-
fied. (Cheers.)
The toast was received with much cordiality.
Lord PALMERSTON-llr.President, my lords and gen-
tlemen, I beg for myself, and on behalf of my colleagues,
to thank you for the toast which you have been kind
e uough to give, and fur the warm manner in which it
has been your pleasure to receive it. We accept the
compliment in the spirit in which it has been bestowed,
This is an occasion on which politics ought to be es-
chewed, and on which we appear before you, as you,
sir, justly observed, not as the representatives of different
political opinions and parties, but as those who are for
the moment entrie-ted with the guardianship of the
public welt ire, and whose dnty it is, as the instruments
for conducting the public service, t) promote, so far as
our means and opportunities allow, the progress and im
provements of the arts. (Hear.) I can assure you, there-
fore, that those who have now the honour of acknow
ledging this mark of your favour are not less mindful of
this part of their functions than any of their predeces-
sors. (Hear.) And with regard to the topic to which you
have just alluded—namely, the prospect of our seeing in
the immediate neighbourhood of this city a building
rising up better fitted than any now existing for tho
display of the works of genius and of art, I can only say
that it shall not be owing to any indisposition on our part
to advance the great objects which you have indicated if
results adequate to the aspirations you have expressed
arer.)at ultimately attained. (Hear.) It must, indeed, be
g ra. taying to those who take a war ca interest in the pro-
Vasa at art to waitness the noble spectacle which these
walls exhibit, a
tihe lavers
fully justifies the ardent expec-
tations which
of such refined studies have tram
time to time entertained of their rapid and increasing
development in their
sir, adverted te the tiliiative country. (Hear.) You have,
bave achieved in the uomouprhs which our army and navy
but we all keow that peacesetof their recent struggle,
less than war. (Cheers.) ,Thoea,
.has its victeries, no
those of genius and talent over vdictoories of peace are
and intellectual, and I venture to say4ttliets both moral
be a more splendid display of the trophies
of
fhere cannot
pence than
is tod by the exhibition, the auspicious
in
au presented
tion of which we are met to celebrate. What cannu gbuer a
greater triumph of mind than that of the artist, who
from rude materials of the most unpromising kind is
able to produce cx luisite representations of all that is
beautiful in the forms of nature, and to give expression
to alt the dignified and ennobling sentiments which Pro-
vidence has iinp;anted in the human breast. A great
poet of antiquity declares that he who wishes to inspire
44! passion in the minds of others, must-himself be ac-
tuakti by tin adze emotion, 111ia principle, I beliove,

General LuderA rode down the line, accompanied by
a large assembly of Russian, French, and Sardinian
officers, and the troops also marched past him. I have the
satisfaction of a' ~suring your lordship of the steady, the
good, the heal'zhy appearance of the army; of its very
apparent cffic.zency iu every branch ; of the order, quiet-
ness, and'. reoft-tlarity with which every regiment passed
by ; and it was a subject of pride to us all to feel
that sue! W 2 s the appearance of the Army of England in
the Crin.,ea.
Geneial
.Luders returned to Bakshi•Serai, having ex-
Pre"e'l FA trm;lf much gratified at the attention shown
him by t' AE,
Allies,--I have, &c.,
The; _
g. J. CODRING EON,General Conmanding
•
1.5r4 Panraura, .tc., &c.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—FIVE SHILLING DAY, May
Admissions on .payment, 166 ; ditto by season tickets,
833 ; total visitors, 999.
Maim WITH RUSSIA.--Peace was proclaimed by
the Mayor of Newcastle-on-Tyne on Friday at the
Sandhill, and at the ancient White Cross in Newgate-
street. It seems that the merchants of the north east
ports will not be slow in resuming trade with Russia.
The Tyno and Continental Steam Navigation Company
propose to put the Lord Raglan, new screw steamer, on
the Cronstadt station as soon after the Ist of May as the
navigation is open; and the West Hartlepool Steam
Navigation propose running a steamer, with goods and
passengers, from that port to Cronstadt, once a fort-
night after the 7th of May, during the Baltic season.
Mr. Panton, of Newcastle, has purchased two new
steam-tugs named the Volga an 1 the Streina, which
will he sent out immediately to Cronstadt for commer-
cial purposes. Those vessels will be placed under the
command of two Tyne seamen who during the war were
employed as Baltic pilots on board of British line-of-
battle ships.
[ADYERTISEMENT.]—HoIIoway's Pills are undeniably
the finest medicine in the world for Bile and Indiges-
tion.—ln all cases of deranged stomachs, determination
of blood to the head, bile, sick headache, liver and sto-
mach complaints, there is no medicine known that will
give such immediate relief as these renowned pills ;
young and old, rich and poor, patronise them, and so
many cures are effected by their use that their praise is
sounded from the temperate clime to the frigid zone ; in
truth, persons who travel consider them a necessary re-
quisite.—Sold by all medicine 'vendors throughout the
world, at Professor Holloway s establishments, 244,
Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York ; by,
A. Stamps, Constantinople ; A. Guidioy, Smyrna ; and
E. Muir, Malt%

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
.Z s. d. £ s. d.
British • • • • • • •• •• •• • • - '
Ditto Frovincial .• .. 7i. 20 0 0 20 0 0
Brighton ...... • • • • ~ 5/. 20 0 0 2, 0 0 15
City of London .. • • •• 41. Os. 100 0 0 Pi() 5 0
Continental (4th Cap.) . 00 0 0 20 0 0
Equitable .......... 27. 10s. 50 0 0 all
ireat Central ....... 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 12
Imperial ............ 101.& bonus. 50 0 0 all 88%
Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0
PP
London.• ............ 50 0 0
fP
Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 PP 25
P (MAX • •• •• •• •• •• •• 41 per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 4014
Ratcliff . .. ....... 51. 100 0 0 16 ‘I 0 I 16
United General ...... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 20
Westminster chartered 41 per cent. , 50 0 0 11 I SGX
Ditto, New ........ ' 50 0 0 10 0 0 11.4

QUARANTINE NOTICE.—CIVITA. VECCHIA, April 30.—_
Quarantine on arrivals from Marseilles and Genoa has
been temporarily suspended, but confirmed on those from
_
Ike LOYArtt and tritiOt.

WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
---,
£ s. d. £ 8. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... • • 4:. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 71
Kent. .....
Lambeth
Newßiver Company 21.105. - -
louthwark & Vauxhall ' St. per cnt. 100 0 0 89%
West Middlesex ....

BRIDGES.
Dividend 1 Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. , Share.
£ s. d. £ a. d.
R— ungerfard.... •• .... —7%
Southwark .......... 110 0 0
Ditto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 50 0 0
Waterloo ..... .... •• • • 100 0 0
Ditto Old Ann. of 8L 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 25
Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 2034
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
,
£ s. d. i £ s. d.
Commercial .. • • ...... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East and West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock.
East C.antry 2os. per sh.
London .• • . ... ••
Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent.
St. Katharine
outhampton .... • 3/. Os per c. 50 0 0 50 0 0 ,
Victoria .. • i 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 '

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount ..
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. i share.
Iy ---
.£ a. d. £ s. d.
tustralasia........... [2Ol. per cent. 40 0 0 all 93
.3ritlsh North American iU. per cent. j 50 0 0 67
f I.
Commercial of London. !lOr.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial .............. :51 per cent. XlOO 0 0 25 0 0
lonian • . ..... ........ 16/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0
Lond. Char. Bk. of Ans. I 20 0 0 ail 0 Is 4
London and County • • 10% per cent., 50 0 4 20 0 0 31N
Londn and Westminstr ,141. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 4Gn
London Joint-Stock ... 121. per cent.• 50 0 0 10 0 0
Frovinclal of Ireland.. Si. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 5414
Ditto, N ew.• • ...... 8 l.per cent. 10 0 0 all
Nation4,l of Ireland.... , di. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng. , Si. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditto, New .. —,.... ,V. per cant. 20 0 0 10 0 0
orient/Ai Bank Corpora. S'. p. ct.Acbs. 25 0 0 all 42%
South Australia . ..... 141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 19 --
Union of Australia.... 30 '. per cent. 25 0 0 . 70%
Ditto .. .... .. ...... 331. per cent. 2 10 0
Union of London ..... 20'. per cent. 50 0 8 10 0 0
Union of Madrid ..... , 40 0 0 all

Price
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Names of 13 Dividend
Companies. A . per , Companies. t's Ann peum. r
nice.
1 rt, Annum. , w
—1
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kshtn &Oldh, 93 71. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51
Barnslow •• • • 160 1 Ncath —•• • • 100 161.
Brknkezelbrg 1501 4/. Oxford.. —• • ' i 0• 104
Birmingham 40j V. 92 Peak Forest. 78 51, Os. 76
Coventry.... 100; 251. Regent's •• .• 30 '1 15
Derby • • ... 100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 76
Eilsmre&Chs 69 2% p. ct. Somrset Coal 140
GranflJanetn 100 31. pr. et. 40 Do. Lk Fdst 12,
Do.. 6 pr.Ct.l 10 61. pr. ct. 11% Stilrd &Wore 140; 281. 420
Grand f,urrey; 100 41. Shrewsbury.. 1251
Grand Union; 1001 11.0 s. Stottrbridge.. i 45 121. 299
FEennt & Avn; 39 6s. ed. 6% 'Severn and 1 "
Lancaster —llOOl - wye Rail.
_5 26 21.
Leeds &Livrp 100; 251. 46; 4 Warwick &
Leicester ....1100; M. 492 firming. i 100 ( 21. 25
Leiestr &Nth 83, , Warwick & 1
Lought,orogh; 142.1 701. 550 Napton.. 5 100 21' 10
Monmouthshlloo Worcstr &i
Mntgmery-sh'loo Birming. 78 21. 21
MeltnAiwbry, 100, ;Wilts & Brks 108. Od.

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