The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-30 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1858.

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j imt.N.E, Debenture ...„ 100 - ....
oek 1.:o. St F. c. prot. :2tock IN 71 76
ock !Do. do. Aber. i;,. CD. c lOO 122 124
ock Do. 7 p. c. pref. stock 103 125 118
10s. South Devon.“ - , ..... :.., 5ll 101 11
10 Med 44 par cent. ..... : an -.
0 6 B.Eastn. (aOE.d, in..)2ossd all 24 241
ock Do. 41 per c0nt...........„ lOO 104 144
ock Do. fixed 41 p.cont.lst his, 100 ! 102 10£
ock 111 o. Now 4t p. cent. 2d is. 100 -. ...
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Wales guar. 4 p.a. } 100 ... - ~
De. do. 4$ per cent
20 Sh.Torkshire, 4in et. gr all 17 19
35 Stockton &Darling.s p. c all - -r.
25 Do. do. 5 p.r ce-t - - pm
ock Waler.fx Kilkonny 6p. Ct lOO 4O 45
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN.
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Railways. V7dd, ClOillalt Yriosx. 1 ' Bltine2
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00 Atlantic & St. Lawrox ea, sit - --
18 Bom.Baroda,& Cern Inas,: 9 par 4 pin
13 Do. all ..0.,
IS D.. Additional Capitid Al all 1 dls Ipm
18 Do B.I 41 1 dis tpm
101 BuZalo & Lake Euron ..„ all 7 8
301 Do. New
t Intulaio,Brant, & Goderichl 16
13 12 Ws
100 se 88
AOI 6 p. c. bds. 1 Aug., 1872
N. do. 1 July, 1878- 100 74 82
!Do. do. 1 Juno, 1874 lOO 75 SO
10 Calcutta &8. Eastern .„ as. - - pm
20 Cape Town & Dock Scrip 2s. - - Om
SO Central Oude (Limited) 214. 6d. •-•-
20 Ceylon
171 Deraenza „ all - -
10 Eastern Bengal ...... .„,.. 5 Par i Pi.l
;ock Bast Indian
10 Do. e shares. - -
SO Do. E shares Eaten 5 1 Ipm
20 Do, Jubbulpore - -
100 Do. 41 p. c. Bonds, pay.'s9 all -•-•
80 Geelong and Melbourne, all - -
;ock Geelong Corporation 6 p.
cent. Bonds - -
',sock Grand Trunk of Canada lOO 38 39 38
,00 Do. 6 per o. Debentnree all 73 75 74
LOO Do. 6p. c. Prot. Ln 6O 10 5 die
Groat ldis re nlnasl3 all 21 21* 211
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SO Do. do 2 it IPm
20 Great South of India 2s. * Ipm PM
SOI Great Western or Canada all 174 17f
10$ Do.nosv l2 31 21 Ms
100 Do.bonds payable '7B ell 105 •OS
100 Do. do. '73, do. '6O
100 Do. do. '73, with° - opt all 104 106
100 Do. 5$ p.c. do. 77, do all 99 100
20 Madras all 181 191
20 Do. new, do. 6 percent all 20t 204 201
10 Do. 41 p. 1. Exton l5 1 0t dis
10 Do. third Exton, g. sp. c. 5 * Ipm
SO 80. fourth do 5 * IPm
10£ New Brnuswick, am. (Um )10 2 1$ die
$ Do. do. B Capital lO 4 S its
20 Salado, guar. sp. c l5 * Igm
10 Do. New 5 par *pm
$9 Punlaub 5 par 19,
10 Do. Indus Steam Flotilla 5 par fpm
10 Trinidad, Limited, Scrip 1 ' par 1 .•,:ti
10 Antwerp and Rotteritma 7ll 5$ 51 51
10 Bahia & San Francisco S par / pin
5 Bel isii Eastoni Ju.i.r.ioo all 1 If
10 Balers to Graisnsw,...,„ all - -
6 Cameo= &Toulous, all 2$ 2$
10 Dutch Rhenish . 15 4 4 dis
20 Bastes of France..„ all 271 18
10 Euphrates Valley ...... .:... 2s. ... .... 9rc
SO treat Central of. Far: co_ all -. ...
10 ;11. Luxembourg, con. sir. all 71 Et
10 Italian Junction.... -.-
20 Lake Constance and Bale all - -
20 :Awe and Turnhout all -
10 Lombardo Venotisai
5 ...alma 8: Platoja, 6 v....pr e' all
20 Lyons and Goren .„„, all 24 25
121 liana A.ntOlga MI - ....
II) lamnr 4 Liee all 91
10 Do. do. 6 perg cent. pref 'P. 291 411
16 .forthern of Frana3 ail 171 37/
2) Do, do. new l2 - -
le iorwedan Trunk rretkil- sly 81 91
10 Ottoman
10 ?trig and Lyons all 321 32/
10 ?r rte and Orleans.... .....
10 Recife & San Fran., g. 7 p c 9 lOs lin
10 Riga & Dunaburg 4 ..- .-
10 it-role and Fraecati ...... - -
10 !loyal Danish - -
E Royal Swedish ..... ~......_ all .- -
10 Sambre and Meuse ail 7}
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10 Do. 54 per cent. pref all et 91
£0 g3Util ern of France
8t West Pandora all 5t 51
10 Da.slper osnt.Prof all 21 Of
20 Vest. a Nor ihn.of France all 24 15
40 Western of Austria - -.
10 Western of ewit :.ei tan a all .--.-
S Wiesbaden all , - -
COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
- Can. Gov. e p.c. Jan.&July 100 112; 1135 1131
- Do. 6 p.c. Feb.&Aug.l 100 111 113
- Do. 6 p.c. Man&Sep. 100 111 113
- N. B.Gov. 6 p.c. Jan.&July 100 104 103 1081
- Do. 6 p.c. Apr. 8z Oct. 100 - -
- N.S.W.Gov. sp. c. Debent. 100 901 101 100
- Nova Scotia Gov. 6 p.c. St.
- Debent. redeemable 1875 100 103 111
- S.Aus. Gt. 6 p.c. Jau.&Julyl 100 109 111
- Viet. Gov. 6 p.c. Jan.&Julyi 100 -•-•

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1 'Bon Accord Copper, liin.a 10s. I Ipm
15 13...ati1t4,11 imp. I 1.‘,. ~t 51. D.) 27 1 i 1
10 !Do. St. John del Boy l5 11 12
5 Do. Land & Mining Co ail 11 St
1 Cobio Copvoe... ......... , all 89 41
40 Clopispo. l6 111 121
... Dun Copper Mining Co-.' all } 1
I!Fortuna ..... ~.....
10 lianetal all 13 20
$ ilknares
6 !Luaitanian ll 11 1 es
1 Marignitu.
1 New Granada all 1 1
10 jPootg,lbaud Sliver, Lc. all 5 7
4 !Pert Philip.,
10 'Bantissco de oKba III t I
48 2 SI United Medci.n......
!Alfred Consols (Phillack) 2.11.1 t 8 9
10 BrlLif,l. Iron , 14 21 31
Condurrow (Cansborne) ' 20 60 63
10 Devon Great Consols 1 455 465
•"' East Bassett (Illogan)
.... Groat South Tolgus
..... Par Consols (St. Blaxley)' 11 161 171
-. Bortridge Console Mill. UO.l 65. 1 1
5 'Tamar Silver and Leadi
I Mining Co 4l i 4
10 :7iz Croft 9 St 31
--. I West Basset (Illogan)
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JOINT non BANXIf.
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Share. joint Stook Ba7ak2. 116.4. 01001 S it:e6o. Dane.
100 Agra & United Service Bk 50
40 I.ustrabsala au 88 90
15 Back of Egypt all 241 25
100 (Bank of London 5O 45 47 X d
40 !Brit. Col. Think .1 Loan Co. all --
50 !British North American— a.l 57 59
20 ;Obartd.Bank of India, &a 10 1 3 2t die
100 City 5O ' 63 64
100 Colonial l5 30 SI
20.11 ',Dormer. Bank of Canada all
lin 10ommercisi of London, lO 20 21
20 !English, Scottlsh, 81 Ana. all 17 17/
20 !Gen. ilk of Switzerland all
23 Len.Char.Esiikof ,",nstral all 20f 211
50 .London and County ... 20 271 .-81 )1
50 'London Joint tit0ck........ 10 SS 51
100 'Landon & Westminster.— 20 4EI :461
110 !National Prov. of Englr.o t` 15 --
10 Do. new lO
60 Natioxal Bank 25 .... -.
10 New 601111116L1es all 47 49
15 :Orient. Bark CorporotioL all 87 84
20 Ottoman Bank al 161 174 171 181
100 Provincial of Ireland O5 62 61
10 Do. now all ..- ....
15 Zotit`, Australia. all ,„„
25 Do. new
d 5 Cnion of Austral% all 58 60
25 lx.. New 2O 52 54
50 Union of. Land0n........." lO 24/ 254
100 Unity Mutual ~, 15 4 .
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160 Western Bank of London 50 1 18 t 7 -12 132

more can be usefully said than that it continues to exist as
a body corporate, governed by the charter of Wm. 111., and
the statutes by which that charter has been modified. The
most important alteration made in that charter. is the re-
duction, by the recentstatute, of the number of directors to
six.

August 24, 1858.
The CHAIRMAN announced that although the docu-
ment had not formally received the assent of the
counsel who were engaged, it had been signed in its
present form by the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-Gene.
ral, Sir Richard Bethel], and Mr. Wigram. The case and
opinion were ordered to be printed.

Mr. CRAWSHAY moved the reappointment of the
committee for the purpose of consulting with the
directors with regard to the future management of the
company. He thought that much useful advice might be
given by the company in reference to the Government cf
India. (Cheers.)

The motion was agreed to, and a conversation followed
upon the question whether the directors who had been
elected members of the India Council should retain their
seats in the directiTn.

After a short discussion the meeting broke up.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY).

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Mary Jones, a prosti-
tute, was charged with stealing from the person of Baptiste
Mortier, described as a cuisinier, of 24, Charles-street, Ber-
keley-square, a purse containing 183 francs and some Eng-
lish money.
The prosecutor not understanding English, M. Albert
acted as interpreter.
Baptiste Mortier, the prosecutor, said that on Saturday
night, about 11, when at the corner of Berkeley-square, the
prisoner followed him, saying something which he did not
understand, with the exception of one word, namely
penny." He walked on, the prisoner still following him,
till he reached the corner of the square, near Piccadilly,
when two mien came up and pushed him violently
against the wall, and at that moment he felt something
like a hand in his pocket, and putting down his band felt
that his purse, containing five pieces of 20f. each, and one
bank-note for 100 f., and several English coins, was gone.
The little seal now produced was also in the purse at the
time. The female prisoner, then, accompanied by the men,
started off, and he pursued the female and succeeded in de-
taining her till a constable came, when the purse was found
in one of her hands and the bank-note in the other. Four
pieces of the money were still missing, and he supposed they
were handed to the men at the time.
In answer to Mr. Beadon, the prisoner said she would
plead guilty.
Mr. Beadon said, with the two men assisting her, he did
not know whether he was right in asking her the question
whether she was guilty or not. She must, however, have
the longst term of imprisonment he could award her. He
should, therefore, commit her for six months, with hard
labour.

THAMES.—BENSVOLENCE—THE POOR PLIND BOY.
—Mr. Selfe, on taking his seat this morning, stated that he
had great pleasure in saying that the appeal made to the
public in favour of a poor blind boy, named Daniel Regan,
by Mr. Charles Dyke, of Eaton-square, had already met
with considerable success. The boy was seriously assaulted
and his skull fractured by a yuffiao, who was convicted and
sentenced to a long term of. imprisonment. Mr. Dyke had
put the boy into an institution for the mlief of the blind, with
the intention of teaching the boy a trade, but there were no
funds to maintain him, and the earnings of the lad, at
present, and for some time, would be but very trifling.
Mr. Selfe then handed to our reporter a list of donations
which he had received flr the benefit of the poor blind boy,
as follows :—Hon. E. E., £1 ; J. IG. 8., El ; R., £2 (and
£3 for the poor-box fund); H. L. S. S. P., ss. ;W. 11.,
ss. ; R. M. H., Cheltenham, ss. ; H. B. L., 2s. 6d.; J.
Graham, 6d. ;J. M. Oppenheim, £1 ; and J. F., £2. Mr.
Selfe also stated that Mrs. Charles Dyke had given £5 for
the poor blind boy, and a gentleman £l, and that it was to
be hoped the benevolence of the public would enable Mr.
Dyke to make a provision of a permanent nature fur the
boy, who was really a deserving object of relief.