The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-30 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARR MARKBTL

LIVERPOOL-JuxE 29.

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STOCK EXCHANGE—The market opened at a decline of;
per cent., but closed rather firin, a little Vetter than the'
lowest. Subjoined are the closing prices :--Divers, 19 11-
16--Gray.d Trunk of Canada. 94 10 —Pirkeuheads, 63.1; 9
—Chester and Hclyhead, 17i 17}—Eastern Counties,
—Great Western, 49 .1, 50—Lancashire and Yorkshire,
881 9—East Lancashire, 88 9—London and North-
Western, 89 I- --Sheffield, 3t5 901 I—North
British, 11 ,3/4—Berwicks, *)2,1 s—York cud North Mid-
land, 34} —Leeds Northern, 22i --Caledonians, $
Great Western of Canada, 17i; Blackburns, 101 I
Dutch Rhenish, 5} 5 dig.

LEEDS, JUNE 29.
STOCK EXCHANGE.— North Eastern, Yorks, 69—Mid-
lands, 90i-- North Eastern, Berwicks, 89 -Norfolks, GO
—Leeds, 884.

MANCIIiiTEE, JUNE 29.
STOCK EXcHANG2.--The market opened rather easier,
and a moderato business was done. East Lancashire, 89
—Midlands, 91—Trunks, 10 1-16--Canadas, new, 4 1-16
dis.—Blackburns, 101—Dovers, 19 I:3l6—Londons, 89.1
--Union Bank,

GENERAL TOTTLEB3L—The well-known Russian
Gre nese! Tottleben is at present at Brussels. He intends
to visit the different military establishments of Belgium,
and particularly those of Liege and Antwerp.
[ADVERTISE3IENT.]—I3oIIos•ay's Ointment and Pills
have Cured an Ulcerated Arai.—Mr. Robert Gregg,
jun., of Clerkeeland, Clowes, Ireland, was sorely
afflicted with a severe ga.hering in his arm pit, which
discharged very copiously for nearly three years. An-
other wound also broke out in his shoulder. His father
felt alarmed, having consulted the most eminent sur-
geons to no purpose, while his son continued to waste
away. At this juncture a friend advised a trial of Hol-
loway's Pills and Ointment, which was made, and in six
weeks they perfectly cured him. He is now getting fat
and ha!e, and, to use his own expression, as strong as a
horse.—Sold by all drnrgists, and at Professor Eollc-
way's Eatabliabnunt, 22k, Strand, London.

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India belonging to the depots comprising tl: "
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battalions cf infantry at Chatham, left that at a-itl: tp :,,,,Y-,.•
son yesterday morning aud proueded to Gra.ctrict if---Q,
end, where they embarked on board the BlenheinT,`" ''''
the Merchantman, and the other vessels taken up s .
for their conveyance to Calcutta. In addition to
the reinforCements already announced the follow-
ing proceed to Bombay in the Clifton-Belle, viz.,
50 111:',11 of the 3d Dragoon Gz.ards, 30 men of the
Bth Hussars, and 40 men of the 17th LaueerA:flom
Canterbury ; 160 men of the 514 Light Infantry,
from Walmer ; 103 men of Old :,oth Regiment,
from Colchester ; and one officer of the 57th Ite;i-
menc., from Cork ; total, one officer and 383 met%
The Eastern Monarch is under order to embark,
this day, 484 men of all ranks belonging to the 7th
Fusiliers, 52d Light Infantry, 70th, 81,t, and 94th
Regimens at Chatham, the whole of whom pro-
ceed to Kurrache

The annual inspection of the Chatham division
of re,;,yal Mai lire Light Infantry took place yester-
day by Maj. r-General Sir R. Wesley, D..puty
Adjutant-Generil Royal Marines. The entire bat-
talion, numbering about 700 men of all ranks, in-
chiding the whole of the officers and marines pow
at head-quarters, assembled in the barrack-squate
at 10 o'clock in heavy. marching order, the batta-
lion being formed in companies. On nejer-Geheral
Wesley, who was accompanied by Colonel H. W.
Parke, commandant of the division, appearini on
the parade ground, they were received by: the
troops in the usual manner. General Wesley
then proceeded to make a.ininute inspection of the
several companies, examining their arms and ac-
coutrern.nts. • At the conclusion of the inspection,
which occupied considerable time, General Wesley
vieted the various offices and establishments con-
nected with the barracks, including the non-com-
missioned officers' library and meeeroorn, the bath-
rooms, libraries, selools, &c., the whole of which
were found to be in excellent order ; he also in-
spected the books and accounts of the division.. At
2 o'clock the battalion assembled in review order,
and marched to the great lines for the purpose of
going through the maneeuvres of a field-day, -;each
man having been previously supplied with 25
rounds of blank cartridge, and the flank companies
with 35 rounds each. On. Gt4neral IVesley:and
staff arriving on the ground he was received by the
whole line *with a general salute, the new colours
being displayed for the first time. The bitta'ion
afterwards' broke. into 'open column and matched
past in slow and quick time, the manner in which
this !corps marched past not being surpassed in
steadiness and precision by any branch of the =er-
vice. The division, under the command of Colonel
H. W. Parke, afterwards went through the evolu-
lions of a field day, and a variety of light infantry
movtmenta. The inspection of the troops on the
Lints, which occupied nearly three hoaria, was
highly satisfactory to General Wesley,-and proved
the high state of discipline to which the Chatham
division of Royal Marines has attained.
Our Malta letter 'of June 25 states that the
Bishop Of Gibraltar and Paymaster Carrington,
R.N., arrived there on the 16th of June, in the
French steampacket Aventin, the former from Leg-
horn, the latter from Messina ' • and on the same
day, in the French steampacket Tamise, from
Marseilles, L'eutenant:Colouel Pontonnier. The
Bishop of Jerusalem,- Dr. Gobat, arrived at Malta
with hiafamily on the 19th OfJune, in the Hydaspe
French steampacket from Alexandria, and left on
the seme day fer Marseilles. Lady liamilton,Chi-
chesler took Ler departive from Malta on the 19th
for Naples, in. the Aventin French steampacket,
and, on the same day, in the Hydaspe French
steampacket for Marseilles, the Hon. Victor lzlonl-
ton, the Chief Secretary to Government,, whose
official ditties will be citified on during his two
months' absence by Colonel Le Marchand, the
brother and private secretary to his Excellency the
Governor. The Indus, Peninsular and Oriental
Company's steamer, arrived at Malta from.
Alexandria with the Calcutta mail on the 25th, the
overland portion of which left Marseilles in -the-
Enxine on the.same afternoon.

Yesterday afternoon an interesting meeting of
soldiers was held at Brompton, Chatham, which
was attended by ab .ut 400 troops, nearly the
whole of whom emhatic for India this day. , The
.men assembled in the-National Sub ool.ro'ma, where
tea was provided fur them, after which a variety
of into! eating addresses were delivered to them by
Colonel F. A. York, Assistant- Adjutant-General,
Royal Engineers, Main- Buckley, and several
clergymen. The spectacle altogether was highly
pleasing.
• The Right; Hon. Sir J. Pakiugton, as First Lord
of the Admiralty, held a levee yesterday at the
Admiralty, at which the undermentioned officers
attended :—Vice-Admiral G. E. Watts ; Rear-
Adinr ds—Scott' Warm, and Mansell ; Captains
—Sir G. Broke, Ed.mondllea.tbaAke,...L
narveY, Slnei t nestetine, J. B. Marsh, R. A,
Oliver, W. E. Brown, and J. P. Lace ; Comman-
ders C. W. Buckley, C. Stirling, M. H. Nelson,
B. C. Tufnell. C. Hope, E. W. Shaw, C. Bonham,
W. 11. Haswell, J. H. Furneaux, H. Nelson, J.
B. Ballared, C. F. Dench, and J. Palmer ; Lieu-
tenants—H. G. St. John Mildmay, C. S. Dauber,
Sir H. S. Wilmot, T. T. Bullock, R. Elliot, T. C.
Bruce, A. Wing, and Abraham Darby.
Captain Edward S. Sotheby, of her Majesty's
ship Pearl, is appointed an extra naval aide-de-
camp to the Quetn. The gallant officer has also
been nominated a Companion of the Order of the
Bali for his eminent services in India with his
naval brigade.
Comm alder James William Vaughan, late senior
lieutenant of the Shannon, and the personal friend
and c.Anpanion in arms of the late lamented Cap-
tain Peel, K.C.8.,- was yesterday made a Com-
panion of the Order of the B-ith, in recognition of
his distingniShed prof ssioual services aptain
Peel's naval brigade in India.

Her I‘l,lj.s.t7'-Q-- -to tui-fl igain Penelope, 22, C4p-
11,;LL 6.r Ir. Wilnuian has gone into Portsmouth
harbour to be paid off.

The Curacoi, 31, Captain T. M. Mason, was
towed into Portsmouth liTbour by the Pigmy and
Echo steamers yesterday, and docked itum,diately
to have defects repaired.
The Victor Emmanuel, 91, screw two-decker,
was taken in hand yesterday by the riggers to be
equipped for the steam reserve ready for commis-
sion. _ _ _

The Bueepha:us frcight ship embarked yesterday
at Spithead 2 -sergeauts 1 trumpeter, and 118
privates of the 3d B.ittalion of the Rifle &vide;
for India. .

The Bahiana and Imperador steamships are
hourly expected at Hongkong with invalids.
The Admiralty steam yacht Osborne, - Master
Commander Bowen, went out of Portsmouth har-
bour yesterday, and made a trial of her engines
before being reported leidy for the reception of
the Lords of the Admiralty.
The following appointments wera made yester-
day at the Admiralty :

Captain G. T. Gordon, to the Hannibal, vice
Hastings ; John C. Gilo, master, additional to the
Fisgant ; B. Browuinz, assistant auNeno, con-
firmed to the Lis ; and lt,ehard. Wallingford,
master's assistant, to the Terrible.

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