The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-24 00:00:00

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i would keep it for a lady, and he asked me to .
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ever threats may be uttered in the first moment of . POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-lifoy 22.
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about it one way or another,"
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for 67/. 125., but he said he sin
1 or send up some heavy
THE CAMBRIDGE-HOUSE CONSPIRACY,
and a half of extracts from those files of Indian
--of the Ministerial bench will readily in- is own use. At his re
GUILDHALL. -EXTENSIVE 7 lit bring
•
ENSIVE AND INGENIOUS .
LONDON,Di
Dividend
dMprice,
he O
FRlDAY,Official
:s e 2 .1. , 1858,
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Such being occupants .
we gave a column_
•
1 disappointment, does it seem probable that the
FRAUDS UPON JEWELLERS. -Wi ili R
Merging Herald.) papers condemning the proclamation.
am ewsor, alias
pen through the odd shillings PUBLISHED E , VERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY E
(Prom the the case with regard to one statement,
the ful, as that they have just sustained. Watson, alias Liddell, alias Allen, a gentlemanly-
, me the ICames of
ceunt from that, and I accordit 1 VE NI/51'
the termination
ig y struck my .
Disastrous and humiliating was
we believe the other ? It suited the purpose of
- why should vite another discomfiture, as ruinous and disgrace-
, looking individual, about 30 years of age, with a
money if I had a stamped receipt. I had not a
the ~ .. .
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ppeci and co. .CA.NALS.
conspiracy. Never was a
Tames to state what was not true with regard to
- fair complexion and a combination of whiskers and chain. After some demur on the small
of the Cambridge House
la up to the
ness of the ---------
contents of the files of Indian journa OPERATIONS IN CENTRAL INDIA. ' moustachios ala ntilitaire was , placed at the bar be- ,
discouet, the prisoner stid he would give'
Annum.
plot concocted under apparently more favourable
attach any
24th ultimo, and why should the public
se• fore Aldermen Carter, charged with endeavouring
he took up the watch and chain ----
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_, ~i Dividend
circumstances ; yet we can remember none of which
Otherthe non-
companies .
In two hours with the veny too • par / Companies.l'e3" 5 per
=lngham 40 4/' 93%
itßoecgient's -•• 30 175 16%
.o Annum. Price
the close was equally rapid and complete.
(From. the Daily News.) to obtain by falsepretences stem and he
two gold chains and 13e therefore gave me one, after which
. ct. - Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. -
cA
canaplES ' tors have fallen contending against their importance with reference to its excusefor
The danger of forming a judgment as to military four gold bracelets, value 90/., with intent to de- and was going into z ' - ----
. antagonists ;in this instance, the delinquents be-
We can hardly wonder that the chief
the next room
appearance of its correspondendent's lettearest
, when I followed. He sto " Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. yi4
Game their own assailants, and did violence to them-
these disgraceful scenes should endeavour to frame operations conducted abroad in the absence of offi- fraud Mr. Walton, of Ludgate-hill.
room, and I followed him, and said there was no
told me I must return within
on te-
net find favour cial despatches is obvious. It is certainly not very The prisoner was only apprehended late F • selves. Such a scene of disappointment, disorder,
nl. -
Ors in
day evening, but notwithstanding the short time other chains, as he had an appointment to u1a1e..... 85 41
• 84
and confusion as that afforded by their signal dis-
' •ht o'clock H • keep at lderby ..•• • • 100 6/. 15s. - Stfird Wore (40 281
with the pu , .
excuses.
h lic and proceedingsal
all
those
cclooncerned in the in- clear how it comes to pass that no official account
which had elapsed the mere rumour of his being in e'g . e again moved towards a back DrandJunctn 100 21. pr. ct. 51% Stourbridge.
145 121. 10s. _
comfiture in the House of Commons on Friday
custody had attracted many t adesmen, who had
evening last was never before witnessed in our
Even Lord Shaftesbury 's reputation could not en- Sir Hugh Rose, General Roberts, and General
famous transaction are regarded. with disgust. has yet appeared in the Gazette of the operations of
Graotll6firn.iCotn.,
itixl 6'. pr. ct. - Severn and ii. des.
7s.
636 d j-•
oivWarye
.Riaik j 26
shock. A more infamous plot to subvert Whitlook, though some of these events took place been victimised, to this court, which was crowded key to the watch, and I must, therefore, take it Kennt & Ave 40
Legislature. Most earnestly do we desire that it
will dure the
Government was never concocted, and its failure more than two months ago. And this is the more to excess during the inquiry. There was a very back to fit one to it. I obtained possession of the Leeefeeesstt emu; icio 25/. - ! Birming,
.1 100 2/. _
may not be repeated. Exhibitions of this kind
a_
general satisfaction. There CAR be little surprising inasmuch as our Bombay correspondent strong muster of detective and other officers pre- watch and chain, and. then placed the bill before Leic4r%7;b• 104(3) 1/5L - IWarwick & 1
aot tend to give the public either at home or abroad
has caused gene
doubt that it will prove the destruction of the alludes to a despatch of Sir Hugh Rose, and indeed sent to identify the prisoner with a number of ex- him, and asked him to pay it. He gave me further ,
,Irghberg 143 701 - ,
, - , Napton.. i 100 1.
Worestr & 9
an exalted notion of our representative institutions.
The names of these chieftains quotes a passage from that document, The public te.usive frauds lately perpetrated' upon jewellers to directions about the massive character of the other __=l,estleld. 100 2/. 10s. - 1 Binning. j` 78 102. 17%
The rout of the factious bands often a, sad and
01 Whig clique. d Wh.
term of reproach, and it will be dif- takes considerable interest in Indian affairs, and an enormous amount, chains, and said he would pay for them
altogether. '
Oxford., _ ••• •• 100 16/. Wilt k
xf0rd...... 100 - 105%1" 3 ---Brks - 7s. ode -
solemn lesson, and we trust that it may teach in-
have become a
&tilt for them to regain their influence over the there ought therefore to be no unnecessary delay ma, Christopher Walton said-I am a goldsmith I brought all the watches and chains away with me, ----------
Nti---.ans
triguers-the saintly as well as the sensual and
c.-WORKS.
people. Lord Clanricarde has at length obtained an in furnishing authentic information the subject. and jeweller, of 24, Ludgate-street. About three and, when I sent my foreman up the saute evening -------------
necklets-better behaviour for the future. A larger
illustrious ally in Mr. Smith ; and between Sir C. ,Had. there been any reasonable prospect of the pub- o'clock yesterday afternoon I came into my shop with the other chains, the prisoner was not there, Name of Com ,-
paii.,. 1 Dividend ' Amount
gathering could not possibly have been brought to-
per of Paid Price
those
Wood, Mr. Cardwell, Lords John Russell, Palmer- lint= of these military despatches, we should and found my assistant serving the prisoner. He having left the house the moment I had gone.
gather within tho walls of Parliament. Many of
-.....,,,„_. Annum. Share.
Ml-
aton, and Granville there seems to be but little left have patiently waited ; but from experience we was showing him some gold chains. The prisoner Alderman Carter-Then you were, fortun t 1 --
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a e y,
members of the House of Lords who took a pro
1 x s. d. X s. d.
nent part in the infamous co
mpact were present ,
to choose. They shared in the same vile plot, and have learnt that publication is so uncertain, whilst selected two-one for a lady and the other for a not victimised by the prisoner ? Benin „
....
..... 51 per cut. ' P , 10 0 0 100 3,
rayed. the at the same time the letters of our correspondents gentleman. He also selected four b I
gold
race bracelets. Mr. Bennett-No, Sir. He did not beco - East. London . •
... and their woe-wearied countenances b3t must share in one common infamy.
m.e a Do. 4 . in. per cnt. ! Stock. all 107
n their souls. are so accurate, that further delay in commenting He said to my assistant in my hearing, "I wish the customer on this occasion. per Cent. Pref. 41. percent. ,25 0 0 Do. 5 per C- 25
bitterness of the sorrow that preyed up --
ent. Pref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0
to the assurance
upon the events described in them appears to be lady to see these, if You will bring them down." A gentleman, whose name we und I, :1 Grand Junction ...... - 27
(Prom the Morning Chronicle.) era.(rOu to be 4/. per cnt. 50 0 0
Strange was the contrast afforded .
Do. New ...... - _
d in ace the
useless. Alderman Carter-The old story, Mr. Walton. Watson, said-I wish to state pby •1- 25 0 0
and bombastic pride which they had (net
the With the close of the great "Despatch debate" u sic y the fact, Kent..,,., •••• •
•• •• .• - 100 0 0 -
- _
-
the overthrow of e
We have already warned the public against Mr, Walton-Yes sir. lie gave an address that it is owing to the I''
preeauaons taken by the Lambeth ....... ••• •. 51. per mt. 1100 0 0
earlier days of the cabal, when
and the success we have at length the oortunity of testing re-
ng forming a hasty judgment on the operations of Sir somewhere near Eaton-square and wished them to police that I did not become New River Company.. -
_ -
Government was considered certain,
sults d k • the • d 1 • •
o, an rec oning up gains an osses arisi a victim to the i pr.- Southwark &Vauxhall - 1 - ___
of modern times
Colin. Campbell in Oude. No doubt a hot weather be brought down about six o'clock for the lady to sonars fraudulent - ,ioo o o _ 92
of th® most infamous conspiracy
from that memorable episode in our Parliamentary practices, a 3 he called upon me West Middlesex ..... - 61 0 0105
deemed secure. • this disgraceful history. On the whole, the account is satisfactory. •an in Rohilcund has become inevitable, and campait . . choose from them. I sent my assistant at six yesterday afternoon, only half an hour after I had Do. Do, , ..... ;41• per cent. 51 8
• -
One- -
attires in
It is true that the cost has been very heavy. A is already being prosecuted. And the question o'clock. and at seven o'clock he returned in a cab received a notice from the police of the system that -------------
BRIDGES.
or two gratifying features
In the first place dis-with the prisoner and informed me the 'prisoner was being carried on. He wanted l
some go d chains, Dividend Amount
affair claim particular notice.
the
lot. While its whole week lost at a critical period of the session now is whether this
.could have been avoided, or
the strate eticalplans of the Commander- •
g did not live at the address he had given, lie but they were not good enough for him. Name of Company.
oussion gave a death blow to . e p. d
is a sacrifice much to be regretted. We have also whether . .
per of raid. niece.
character could be kept secret it thr ,
ive • the mo-
witnessed no inconsiderable loss of credit and cha- in-Chief will lead to as speedy an extinction of the answered some inquiries I put to him evasively, Alderman Carter-I am happy to hear thing any ing ____-.. Annum. Share.
t the light of day was let in upon it, and the
men ratter among a certain class of public men. But, on rebel army as the circumstances of the case permit, and I therefore gave him into custody, Whoa he in favour of the conduct of the City
police, for it a s. d. X a, ci,
directed towards •t
attention of reflecting men was i ,
the other • ' benefits fth
side, the compensating, are o e In the meantime, brilliant success attends our arms first came I observed on one of his fingers e
•valuable appears tome they have exercised an ext d • raor teary atmgerford..........
~ Southwark .......... 25 0 0 -6%
100 0 0
a blight fell upon it. The more the thing was ven-
usefulandvaluable d •-t. n. The House in Central India-Kotah and Jhansi have been cap- diamond ring, a circumstance which inspired me amount of vigilance in •
getting up the evidence - -
most
011C0 Ditto New of '7% p.c. 103 per cent. so 0 0
tilated the stronger became the cause of the Minis-of Commons has vindicated its character, and that tared. It may be useful, perhaps, to point out the with confidence. already adduced before me, Waterloo ... .. „., ....
.... 100 0 0 -
- _--
try. From the hour that the Solicitor-General de- bearing which these achievements have upon the Alderman Carter-Hid h The officer in cher eof th • Ditto Old Ann of 8/ l2 Od 60 0 0 - -
of the nation it represents, for patriotism and hums- e patronised you for „. _ g etprisoner here said he Ditto Nw ditto. of 7/.• 17. s 'hod'
livered that speech, which is still a theme of wonder Ischeme ofwarlike t• ' India. • '
genera - 28:: •131 g : - -
pledged
nity. As rulers of India, the Legislaturehash
- it%
for men's tongues, the defeat of the conspirators was After the taking of D lh• illreliefof - o - Mr. Walton-No, sir, but it led me to believe the prisoner, and if he were remanded thei; was DOCKS.
regarded as a matter of certainty. The public de- :sow-the battle f C d the cleari f • •
, I very little doubt that there wouldbe a vast number
and had the decision geance or of advantage, shall the policy o
150 justice,.
insurrection
the
D b the • • Iseatof the •oa , principa
dared against them,
mil-crave particular directions to my assistant not
strongly
clemency, and conciliation, in governing to,...ebrought against as soon as it Name of Company per of raid. Price.
rested with them, would have given Lord Darby next to Oude was the country lyinto the south of let swas geuerally known he was in custody, the goods leave his possession to show to any Annum. Share.
lions of native subjects, be for one moment aban-
a powerful majority. Another matter which ought the J To deli the d• ti t more a at 1 e umna.. ne is r c ccur ey; lady, or any one else. The invoice price of the --- _____
doped, As As a Legislative Assembly, the House has
x S. d. X s. d,
to be a source of rejoicing to every sincere Conser •it may be said that the country lying between the
shown by most unequivocal proof that it will not .
.. . goods was 90/. THE GRAND STAND AT ASCOT. Commercial .... ...... sp pr „
• nt. Stock. Stock. -
valve will be found i the enthusiasm and the
Ito subserve the selfish interests of a river Chumbul, the river Jumma, into which the Wm. Fisk, assistant to Mr Walton said-About Do. Preference
tf !stock.
be made a too . . .
4. • East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. 9,
concord that prevailed in the ranks of the party.
11 b Chumbul falls, and a line drawn from. Kota!) on three o'clock . ' •
extends afternoon the risoner came Grand qurry D. & Canal 123%
1 faction The lesson is one which will a
olitica . Y
him ; P The following information. at this time, h 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 '6 o
Not a single man was absent from his post ; there P
allfor place, that river to Allahabad, at the junction of the and requested we have Do. Loan Notes .... read with profit by future aspirants
.me to show some gold chains. no doubt will be interesting Iv 0 o to: gg -
was not one deserter from that trusty baud. SinceJumma an Gans formed the head quarters H
who
may find themselves tempted to embark. in e electeda lady's chain at 211,, and a gentle- -Twenty years (ea 1 •
Sir Robert Peel rallied the Conservatives under hiso 9re e sin Central u la. Agra in e nort 1 f th. b 1 cl• A •th lago ry in 1838) a scheme was 4Ltonicdon .... ....... o Stock. Stock. --
enterprises, similar to that which j has ust recoiled• man's hain at 19/ He afterwards selected f our originated by the late Mr. Ilibleurd for building ' * atharine .• ...... 4361. per cnt. stock.
Southampton ........ 4 per cent. 50 0 0 -
banner they have not presented such a firm and
he heeds of the
Kotah in the west, and Allahabad in the east ma . ' '
gold bracelets one at 101. 10s one l3l.
with such disastrous effect upon t, ~ at 135., the present Grand Stand, which has since proved Victoria ...1....• .... 51. Os per c. 20 0 0 200- ° °
serried front to the foe. They felt that their b® taken the three points of trianglewithin -
e as a one at 14/. 14s and one at 151. 15s. and requested Ditto New •-..- 20 0 0 0 0 ;toe
Cambridge House conspirators.
.a, so valuable 9,
a speculation to those who took shares , 14 0 0 1 13%
leaders deserved the most cordial support, and this assembly which the mntineers were still all powerful. Their them to be sent with the two chains + 11
Faction there will always be in an i ..o ,Chester- in it, and has laid the found %Eon for the next 40 GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
was accorded readily, spontaneously, and. without • .
andstimulating forces were chiefly made up of the rebellious Glvra- terrace, Eaton-squire, and gave the name of Raw-
composed of such varied elements,
years of so princely an income to the race meetings Dividend amount
the least semblance of doubt er hesitation. Thelion Contingent, and the district which they occu- son, He such ea er controversies as the House of Commons. e tl sm to bs there b t -ie y a quer er theinselves. The scheme was first confided to the Wain° of Company. per of
assistance given to the Government by the leading su g
1 loon be absent from pied before the mutiny, though their numbers .
Annum. Share.
Selfish intereses, also, can se
.past six o'clock„ when he would be at home. I late Lord Erroll, Mr. C. Gseville and C ot.
men amongst the independent Liberals is worthy
conflicts that determine the possession of power
were increased by detachments from various gear- arrivedat Ceester-terrace about t wen ty-five minutes mour, who consented to act'provisionally'l Sey-
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of particular notice. Mr. Bright, Sir James
evils can never be eliminated ters. C 1.• bring the - £ s. d. £ a, d.
British Provincial .... 77. per cent. 20 0 0
and office. These
.a, et g , oa asking for tees in the formation of a comof 100 b d all
the north-east of this mutinous district the fords pany on - -
Graham, Mr. Roebuck, and Sir Rebert Peel, and
from any body of human beings, any more than , Mr. Ra.wson the landlady said no such person lived hold sßrighton ••••..•• •• ~ 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 many others refused to have the least share in the
to free a great city from viceguarded by
wale British troops along the bank of While t lk. with the landl d • er.,, who were to subscribe in equal shares City of London ...... 2/. per cent. 150 0 0 160 •-; -
0
one can expect a y the pri- 10,000/. As a speculation, the scheme was not Equitable ... •• •.. •• ~ 2/. 50 0 0 -
the Jumma, from Kalpee down to Allahabad. so there.
a leg
1 all
vile proceeding, and the four gentlemen mentioned
But nothing could be more disastrous
, European .... ....• .. 6/. per cent. 21 o o -
and crime.loner came in,. and asked it she had received his fa.vourably received ••as ao investment h •13
But the chief station was Kalpee, lying on the right , i s merits Great Central .. •... A/. per cent. 10
above not only assisted Ministers by their votes,
faction I t
to show selfish exu tan with success, note. She said she had, but that she told him -
but spoke most eloquently in their favour. The than.
the rich s oils which it had won by such bank of the river. Through this town passed al- the • ,
took in were disputed ; and as a probable and permanent Imperial ........... 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 -
- - 80
and seizingo morning she never any one without refer- advantaae to the 50 0012 13 c -
effect of these thrilling and patriotic orations can-upyres. A victor ained b the most all the reads from southern India, and from race funds, it certainly was never DD!tittoo
DNew
ebentures - Stock 100 is 0 -
discreditable manoeuvres. _. _ Y g _ y antes or luggage. He then apidogised to me fur supporte'd (as might have be
not be overrated. Botts in Parliament and amongstthe point on the river immediately op-positeby the Do Continental Ist Ca
en expected) . p. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0
ran. clique on Friday night would have
Palmerston . . .
waiting, and asked me to walk up stairs upon sporting world, S •
brancheda roads nor war , oAgra and thth d t 1 Delhi , _ . , Such reliance, however, did the Do. Do. 2d Cap. 4/. 15s. 50 0 0 41 0 0 -
the people they served to convince the wavering,
been a stimulus for political trickery, subterranean; which the ' • •
landiady interposed, and said, as the trusteplace Do. Do
4th
Cap. 4/. 10s. 50 0 0 43 10 0
es in the soundness of Mr. Hibburd's DO. • Do. 4th Cap. 31. 50 0041 0 0 60
and showed the most incredulous the real nature -
intrigue, and . factious artifice for all time. It would eastward. to Cawupore, and most of the other •
prisoner hd no apartments there she o-uld not
of the plot got up against the Government. Thus, 1. . .
London fwhole be like giving up for a day to the routes across the Doab. This point of the river, allow him aup stairs, told him the circumstauces the effort
calculations, and so determined were they to make Independent .. ..
London Parl. Preferen 1;. percent. 25 0 0 -
as the debate progressed, fresh adherents swelled .
therefore opposite Kalpee was of vital •
,Import- in favour of Ascot races, that having eh-- -
k ^le t A the result turnedwhsle-
some
c pot es. sie resu asout, a looked very suspicious, upon which he asked me to alined. from. the Com - • a PI2O3IILK ........• .•
had pro
the Ministerial majority, and many who-
rebuke is administered to all conspirators, C'd 1 isn.ce. one Maxwell or Colonel. In lis atg, f er call next day and he would pay for the thinas. I rests missioners of Woods and. Fo- Ratcliff „...
raised to vet© favour
in
of the Cardwell resolution
tor prospective. If faction cannot be ex- the battle of Cawnpore, was placed there with a • • • a a 61 yearn' lsase of the necassa , Surrey Consumers
r site 0 i 8/per cent. 10 ' -
openly expressed their regret at having given such p.reseli
considerable force. That being d th
a one e next ob- insisted upon his paying me at ()rice for the chains ; ground, they gave orders .
for the commencement
of We
United General ..:: iGs.
0d
persi.
50
00 00 all
- i
-
hd • • 11 tingues e,itis at a events abashed. Even re- , but as he had not the money I desired Listminster Ch t• ar ere
7 per cent. 50 0 0 t
__ _
Ul to return the work on the 28th of July f '
a pledge. The papers laid. before Parliament on
t was to el the o the same year, al- Ditto, New
sand for their own selfish interests will henceforth jest . ear e country on the other side of so o o ro o o - t
with me to Mr. Wilton.As we were proceeding though up t the 1 Western A.
Friday produced open rebellion in the ranks of the
the river, of the rebels, the Gwalior mutineers. 10th November following, 25 •• .• 10 0 0 all 8% E
Ditto B
Opposition. Many declared that nothing should impel every Minister " who wishes to ba" to aban-
Now
, Jhansi ;
-
. . toy can i only bad teen taken n • 11and d •••••••••• 1000 400
don practices which Parliament has shown so un- -N ow lies 90 miles to the south-west of°mint y, de
induce them to vote in direct violation of everyopinion was that it was an attempt to "do," to g. t sits u ton five onl •
1 y paid acullly. About this peri..-rd INSURANCE COMPANIES.
principle of honesty and justice, while others mistakeably that it will not tolerate. Kslpee, on the left or west side of the river Betwa• the thines without paying for them. Laue'Llt
the town, though not regularly fortified, is u ''• c • ( ~,t er.) a fresh embarrassment toast caused by Mr Grevil '•
threatened to put on their hats and leave the con- This result is brought out with the clearest pox-i ron which he said-, Well, if you intend to talk resignation, which was 1 1 le .(1 41 b S ' Dividend amount
spinsters to their fate. And thus was that ca.tas- Bible evidence by the successive incidents, not lessstrongly situated,
and was "held by the rebeis. in that unaentlentanly maun,•r I a-111 not keep larsity to ee wondered at Name of Comptuiy,
your considering the unfavourable sta'e ' per of
Annum. Share. Paid. pric®,
of the arena- accelerated which has overwhelmed the than by the final issue of the late discussion. When Westward of Jhansi about 200 miles, but a little cemeany,
te . (Renewed laughter ) A
t, . nd he was quer and the formidable olds against the ultimate
mate 4 s. d. Z s. d.
Whigs with confusion slid rendered the Cam- the debate opened on Friday week there were not to the south, lies Kota}, on the right or eas. ern walkine away, when I said he mustnot
t . leave me, meccas of the &thane iu consequence. It a ears Albion ....••......,,
7/. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 -
bridge House compact notorious amonest the two opinions about the division. Even the Itlni- bank of the Chumbul. This town was fortified; and I immediately t him into a b d. b
pus . 03. an nought however, that Lord Erroll and Captak) Se ' ktuanzla Br' . and For.
.71. 14s. 6d. 100 0 0 11 o 0 17%
but part of it was hell by the Rajah, who re- 9 Ditto Marine ..... Ipc & bs 100 0 0 25 0 0 48 '''
bubble schemes of the age. stars themselves knew that they would have been him back to Ludgate street. mour had still confidenee in Mr. Hinburds calcu- - Athenmum, .... •• • • • ....... - 10 0 al
rosined faithful co the British. The country be- _
Already are some of the chief actors in the cabal outvoted. The Cambridge House Clique were al- Cross examined bine p-you y
~ , - - ou mentioned lations, that they persisted, and. were fortunate .
ktlas 1581. &bF 50 0 4 515 0 17h
and 'Cal ee was occupied
tween JhaLei p by some krgus Life .........•• 4i. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
no lady's name ; but I understood the two chtina enough to induce two) rent! in the neighbour- • •
, cmen „, Enttsh Commercial .. 71. 10s. , 50 0 0 50 0 414
seeking to frame excuses in order to palliate their ready beginning to put together a new Cabinet,
30,000 or 40,000 mutineers. well armed and were - - char' •d d the four braceletsl
pu: an were for the tool (Mr. Ward and Mr. Gilbertson) to allow their Church of England .. '7/. 10s. 00 0 0 20 0 -
conduct, in the hope of finding
a wayof escape from and one of their organs actually predicted the day,
disciplined. Between Kotah on the and• City of London ....
and almost the hour, at which Lord Palmerstonwest lady's approval, names to be assec•ated in the trust, int. I, by dint of pr
cst/ .8,
ho
1.050 0 0 2 0 0 -
the obloquy which threatens to overwhelm them. Allahabad on the east five seat made run-Cle•ricl.Aled.& Gen. Life 5
was to be " sent for" by her Majesty. Such was , - g • Alderman Carter-Is the landlady of , 11, Chess increased exertions, not only raised the money re- county .............. it pi•ishan 100° 00:g 0 0 23
Lord Shaftesbury writes to a morning contempo- nine north traverse the couutr One crosses o _
the state of affairs on the first night of debate. As 0 y- ter-terrace here to-day ? quired, but opened the building itself for the ac- Crown .............. 11. 18s. 50 0 0 50 0 6%
nary in indignant terms, denying that he assisted the Chumbul to the east of Kotah• The second, Eagle..
time passed on, however, the whole aspect of the
_is • Green, detective officer-She is not, sir • but • - dat
on co a ion of the public on Tuesday, m
_ay 28, Equity and Law...... 5% per cent. 15000 0) (!)1 5 0 0 -
in the or le of the political Sabbath breakers at farther east the great tank road to A ara
50 0 -
horizon chanecd. The enormous majority claimed ; 1. . I have the letter which the prisoner wrote to her 189 o . On this first occasion the gross receipts of European Life l/. 20 0 0 an
Cambridge-house. The letter is a gem in its way, from the south. The third. and fourth, from the-
Family Endowment -
t,,
by the Palinerstonian Cabal on Friday dwindled ' yesterday desirine her to tt'
a get ea apartments ready the four days amounted to nearly doable the sum
and we give it entire :-
same direction, uniteat Jhansi, and lead to Kalpee. eral 6 per cent 50 0 all --
" SABBATH OBSERVANCE. to very moderate dimensions on Monday, became for him by four o'clock that afternoon. relied upon in the prospectus, and they have ever Globe . sl.per ceni Stock.
Toe fifth, passing through from Nagpore, Jubbul- all 1001 i
"TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES." altogether hypothetical when the discussion was Policeman 378 said-I tookthe • • •
prisoner into since been steadily on the increase, the largest sum Gresham Life . - - 47 5 o 4
era and Bhikaree, leads to the same terminus. Do. Do 20 0 0 50 0 0 -
" Sir,-The Prime Minister, in the debate of the 14th, resumed on Thursday., and on Friday, when the 13 custody, andsearching • • .•
• •
upon him at the police (viz., 3,6371.) having been received' at the last meet- Guardian ............ 51. per cent 100 0 0 -
stated that I had attended a political meeting on Sunday final 131.0 w was to have bean struck, the Noble Now tire military plan was this. One column of •
stetion I found U. 6.5. 4id. And in one of his ins. We. e may, however, assume that, dorms these Imperial Fire......... 121. per cent. 500 0020 0 0 I%
at Cambridge-house.
Viscount found himself absolutely deserted. Da- six or seven thousand men, with thirty guns, under cdo I found the '
,„ loves diamond ring produced. lle 19 years, the actusl receiptahave, in round' num- - Imperial Life
" The motive was so manifest that I did not interrupt General Roberts, was directed from the west on Indemnity Marine.... 5,. &
feat was certain if he had challerige,l a vote ; while refused to sate his address or occupation. hers, amounted to 50,0001. ; and, as the public Law Fire ............ 2s Pi Lt•bobngs• :2 0 0 13 0 0 147%
him and contradict his assertion.
Kalpee by way of Kotaii. By the last mail we
2 10 0 -
"Bat so many anonymous writers, relying on the noble even of the minority, whom he wall st,ll have Mr. Thomas Row'and. Alston, of the firm of will naturally indulge •
in the vary pardonable Law Lite. - -
learn tha.t be had succeeded in taking that place. lord's accuracy, have annoyed ma, and are still assailing mustered, more than a hundred, as Mr. Bright re- Alston and Allan of Elie' •tWr th ld ' I • •
, aopsga e i in, go stnit is curiosity of ascertaining how so 1 a Legal and General Life 4s. per ►share 50 0 0 2 0 o -
This event occurred on the 30th of March last-. As and , . „ area a sum had London
me that, to set their minds at ease, I request you to allow marked, would. have voted for him with the (11C- Jewellers, said-On the 13th of April last the been *25 0012 10 0
me to declare, through your columns, that I did not at-our corre3pondent says, the arrangement appears • applied, we ar© enabled, by the courtesy London & Prov. Law 35. 50 0 0 20 0 -
tremest reluctance merely in redemption of pledges prifioner called and wished to look at some diamond thos to whose .7 of Slarl. e
tend any meeting on the Sunday to which he alludes, or ` •
' b - a- •• •• "•• '' .• " 18s.& bs. 100 0020 0 0 87%
on any other Sunday, either at Cambridge-house or else- which they had, at the outset, been persuaded into
,1 .
st crossed the Cht ' •
unbul and takine ad -
tee a 0 , , t van rings. He selected a diamond ring value 31/. 10s.. do hied to afford them th
, -0 opptrtuoity of doing SO. Red. Invlid & Gen. Life t% per cent 50 0
Ilinerva ........ • • -
04 0 0
where. "Your obedient servant, giving. an eme ld half h
1 R , rahoop and aruby half hoop, to the A reference to the or' •Monarch -
'gruel prospectus has enabled 5/. per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
"May 21." "SHAFTESBURY. What must he thought of a cause or a leaderof theportion of tale towe I- ,1
toga -
Ile manlged to obtain possession of the city with a . quested us also to send us to compare the predictions of Mr. Hibbu dwith '
re Pelican . •• •• .•
The first statement in this letter is untrue. Lord whoseprospects deteriorate, and whose supporters come bracelets for approval to 3° Stanhope-street ' _ _ _
Derby did not state that Lord Shaftesbury • t d • . f days'' d• • a - melt away during a owdiscussion . very
E loss comparalively small. The defeated army, between o,a toe ac mil results, which, unlike mostprojects, five and six o clock tint even'Phcenix •• • ..• 51. per cent. - 173
Professiona Life." 5l. per cent 6 5 0 0 1-0 0 -
mg. I ac- have been quadruple the profits
with a vest convoy of women and children, escapei ord• el promised. For Provident Life ...
tended the great Sunday meeting at °arab; idea- s un I ro °sit. n ever honest Smtesman woidd
o cp p to , y .
, out of tte receipts of last year the Rock Life........... 0 0 010 0 8%
-
house, Lord Derby .1 in the
sea
continued their flight, A fore of tome 1 000 • a • ' en, the name he had stewards of tho races received 1,500/ b • th •
~ eing their Royal Exchange
illSt :-" The noble earl's notice was given on Mora- " • " f h 11 1
into the nierits ot e case woo 11 have - -
sabres had been directed by General Roberts to proportion, and ten existing bond-holders, a bonus Ditto Life l/ 14s. 9)
day last. 1" don't know whether he attended it, strengthezed its advocates and increased their num-man where the risen • shown
.
but I presume he had communicated to hint the bars, provided its merits would. bear examining. intercept the fugitives, but by some mistake they left the room, p er was. As I entered he of 75/. each in addidon te 5 per cent. interest
oom and u• • , peel his return soon after I and 1/. the value of iadmissionUnited Kingdom .... 4/. & bonus. 20 -0
0 510 0 --
, , Universal Life
remained watching the fords of the Chutubui. sg .i b• a ree , besides 61 Victoria Life .......• 5„ & [onus- - '5 0 0 -
result of that Sunday meeting, which I am told That during every hour from the commencement ova et him the rings and the bracelets. He took per cent. In tide However, a force of cavalry was detached in par- e present year, sheet' the receipt%
was not entirely for religious purposes. I mention of the debate the Palmerston party wasted away two ofthe bracelets' •
into the next and when be tl JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
suit, but after a ride of ten days they left them room, us same, the respective advantages to the five
it merely as a sinaularceincidence. On Sunday last like an iceberg disolvin in a tropical sr?a, proves he came back liQ chahged one of them and again survv 1
, atiout the 11th of April, numbering ab out 3,000 ora los in this tontine will again be doubled ; Dividend Amount pure y that his po icy tend sinned,
a meeting was held at the house of the noble lord most indis bl 1' is left the •
room with two of the bracelets He re- and in the year 1850 (there being no longer prink Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
4,000, with six guns, on their way to E ,augur,
Annum. Share.
(Palmerston) at which it is supposed. (and I believe and- his leadeiship disowned. For this was the turnedandasked ' ' •
me to charge him the lowest cipal or interest io provide for), the entire ad
van- 70 miles west of Jhansi. a van.- - -
on very good authority) that the subject of the actual issue place.{ before the House, and Lord price fer the two he had selected, and ho agreed to tages of the surples will be secured to ,
klavina provided for the safety of Ketale the 2- the advance- 45.d.4 s. d. ,
motion was discussed, and it does so happen that Palmerston ma find mater for serious reflection pry o/. Ho asked for a bill and receipt, which ment of this public amusement
; which surplus ac- ku5tra1a51a........... 20/. per cent 40 0 0 all 80%
Bank of Egypt .. 2 0 0 18 10 0 21%
the noble earl, iutim ately and closely connected • the fact that Ythe realoneand dof object of General Roberts will be to unite with
in - n I plac d '
wri ~ e it before the prisoner. cording to the average of the last five yeirs, will be Bank of London .. :: •
• • 51. per rent. 101 0 01 50 0 0 -
with the noble viscount, gives on Mo Ite ay, Mr. Ctrdwell's resolution became more clearly un- secend columu under Sir Hugh Rose. Sir Hu li
g He very quit try took it up and vv.-tit the the ee 2 415' eneuelly contributed t the , i , , a•o ie Race Fund out cirbshNorthamericar, 9 per cent. 50 00 1 all
in this house, after relieving, Saugor, marched to Jhansi err his • •k. Incl. Aust Ch. 4 per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 --
e, notice of his intention to submit a derstood, the phalanx of supporters dwindledrings sod two aracelets a
ataia left the room, and I of the prices paid for admission to the Grand Stand City
similar resolution." T her is '
e no, a syllable iu the rapidly away. When first placed on the notice way to Kalpee. To that place he laid siege. His
saw no more of him. (Laughter,) •
aloae. Tue stewards will, therefore, at all fuiure colonial -
above which bears out Lord Silaft b '
es ury a charge Riper and presented for debate, that resolution ap- force consisted of two brigades. On the 29th of Alderman Carter-Do I
understend you that meetings., be in a position considerably to increase • ammeretal of Lon" • • ~ 1100 0025 0 0 27
I.± don. 70, p. e. & b 9.1100 0 0 1 20 0 0
that the Prime Minister stated that he had at- eered to sot forth conclusions in which a large •
Mlrch he heard. of the advance of rebels from the i ti 4.
You .OE,, the two bracelets and the three rings ? th-• number and value of stakes at this national Eng. Scot &
Lond. Cnar. Ilk Ault.o Ch. 4i. per cent., 20 0 0 ; all
tended a political meeting at Cambridge Ho,east amounting it is said to 10,000 m. n. Sir fAtis• 51 Per cen '"0 0 0 1 1
ase on majority of members were to concur. There • 1 Mr. Alston-Yes, sir ; and the diamond ring gathering. Vie suijoin the result (in round Do. New . • - t• '
Lllllll- •••• ..•• •• 20 00 1 , 19% 1
the Sunday, Lord Derby declared most distin tl ready
Hugh seems to' have less than half that numbes
p+'
London and Count . I . ~
0 y was no doubt on that point. Even at the begin •foam] in one of the prisoner's gloves is one of those bers) of the receipts and expenditure per c,„nt. 50 0 0120 '; 0 28
, from the Lon & Elstn Br, 0.37 • al'
that he did not know whether Lord S
Shaftesbury ning some -
Liberals discovered, what we Inve our- OnA •rebels encased - ' the Ist of April the crosse t e Betwa three rings. opening of the stand to the present rim© :- k.,. C. 61. per cent. 100 00'50 0 0 -
was present. So the noble earl conkruenets his jus- -'motion anti commenced an attack. This was defeated. London Joint-Stock ..• 28 per cent. 50 00110 0 0 30
selves - Gat 19 '
i ;Gross receipts, succeseve race meetings £5O 000 \it.;:titl.O.ii!,4on,l W.estmin3tr 18 . per cent. 150 00120 0 0 44%
tificatory epistle with a falsehood, which looks • frequently
le ecisive seems o i aye a c tarn
vinctal of Eng. t 6 pc.& bs 100 0 0' 30 0 0 79'
very delusive-" hypocritical," Mr. Rsebuck called ite senor is the Same man? By coliectors, check,taliers, cards, Ste E
much like a deliberate one. But what shall he said in flank of the enemy by a troop of the 14th Dra- ... 2,200 Ditto, New ........
co 2 0 0 10 0 0
-and under cover of a general political principle Mr. Alston -I could swear to him cut of 10,000. Einp:oynaent cf London P. lice Ditto ditto
450 f t 0 0 0 s 0 0 -
of the noble earl's excuse ? He did not attend the headed by Sir Hugh himself. The rout was•••
was deli to servo the arsenal and party iota_ goons,
Alderman Carter-Dots the lanolady of the Fixing wocden stages, Cleaning, &c. , Nationr.l Bank ...• - 6 / per cent 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
meeting at Cambridge House on Sunday, but he rests of a Clique. For comp , le•ed by Brigadier Stuart, and the rebels Suer© ............ 40u New oath Wales -
hcal-ss the a. while, !lever: ~ house know any t hing of the rise ? Fuel .
39% I
became the champion of the cause fa• which that great bulk of the Opposition failed to detect the n ptr ormed
d• - h B f Hay. s f
riven across i 0 0;57'3.
ir. Alston Furniture and sundries
-I behove not, sir, as it appears that .
and
200 Ottoman Bank - ff
20 0 0 15 0 0 -
meeting was summoned. Lord Shaftesbury desms true character of the manceuvre 4 -d, an were read y this brilliant exploit, Jhansi was attacked by es_ 1V
he looked at V,e lodging in the morning, and said itt 'es tax-s
3,300 Frovincial of Ireland.. 81.. eAbs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 62%
it wrong to attend. political meetings on the Suu- to accept the resoludon as it stood. But when, cslad.e on the 3d of April. Tr:ough the right attack A.-I(.litional buildings and repairs ....... Ditto, NCW......... 51. per cent. 10 0 o all -he was going to the Crystal Palace, and would call 2,800 10nian,„......• ...... 51. per cent. 25 0 0 all 5
day, but seems to think that there can be no bairn in the progress of debate, the real purpose of the failed, the left attack completely suoccecle 1. On Ground work, gravel, and net ... -
etween five aid six in tie evening to decide about , s t. , -
in carrying out the plans draern up at those Sun- motion was unveiled-when Ldeeral members found the sth the whole town was in our possession. The taking them, eat AT) and housekeeper (501. per annum) „, pp Union of Australia.. .• tll. per cent. 25 0 0 all -
day' Ditto 210 0 3134
cabals. A more jesuitical doctrine was never out that in adopting Mr. Cardwelrs proposition Ranee, however, escaped. The loss of the enemy is e , .•••••••••••• 91
9
"x• daS Murray,Ai- a wateih. and chronemetor- --- Union of Hamburg.... - 15 0 0 30 0 -
propounded, and above all things do we regret that they practically voted Lord Palmerston and his is said to amount to 3.000 or 4,000 men ; the loss
11,000 Union of London.- ... 151. ger cent 50 0 0 10 0 0 23
it should proceed from the Earl of Shaftesbury. Cambridge House Cabal into office-then their as- of the British to 400 killed' and wounded. maker, of 30, Cornhili, said on Monday, the 17th The redemption of 95 bonds at par
1100 0 01 50 0 0 - 1
of May, the prisoner called - 1100 001 SO 0 n -
We do not understand such compromises of con- sent was withdrawn, and every one who had not It thus appears that General Roberis and Sir 4. '

e. -Art la-i;-;
GENIOUS
struck my • _ _..,.. - ....,,, -- rete.o.eamee. .
e -- - _
h,, is own us for ' Country Markets,
4:11 .12 V.11.1.u. a-J.1.6.1.1J ~ ....- - - - - - ana a nut or extracts irom eaves use. e. --se- --- - - ....
GUILDHALL. -EXTENSIVE AND IN .
a e out th • Prom the Official List. ----.4.6.--_, •
--4.---
fiture as ruino
L RAUDS UPON JEWELLERS. -Willi It - 1 67/ 12 bt h "111
'd
h
morning Herald.)
- a-
- - ld vite another discern , us and disgrace- e,
ou am ewsort, alias or . s., u e sai esh ld d• I r
ou ex e t UI3LIS
p C a is- . HED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY E
(Prom the
th t • te the ca3e with regard to one steternent, why sh
f 1 3 that they have just sustained.
p pers condemnine the proclamation. Suoh being occupants of the Ministerial bench will readily in-
Watson, alias Liddell, alias Allen, a gentlemanly- ceunt from that, arid I ac‘ l• VE MIN'. YORK-ILLY 22.
D. trous and humiliating was e ermine ion
we believe the other 7 It suited the purpose of the u, a
LONDON, PRIDA.Y, MAT 21, 1.858 There was a moderate sh
onspiracy. Never was a ~ .. ..
. __ _. _ , looking individual, about 30 years of age, with a pen throueh the odd shillities in th -
e price of t I . , ow of wheat to-day, and ge°3
white s 1.
•of the Cambridge House c
Tames to state what was not true with regard to the
- fair complexion and a combination of whiskers and chain. After some demur o6n th he
CANALS amp es sold at 4 s and red 455. There was yell
under apparently more favourable la up to the e smallness of ' ---------
- .
tne little • e •
contents of the files of Indian journa. _ OPERATIONS IN CENTRAL INDIA. ' ____________________. . passins, in birley. Oats scarce at ls 2d to ls 3d Per
moustachios ala militaire, was placed at the bar be- discount, the prisoner slid he wo Id 0. I
plot conoocted
ber none of which üblic attach any
~,ive me h et t 4 I stone B •
. eans made 40s• to 465, and malt 66s to CS'S Per
t 3 -. ames of a Dividend „._anes
of t Dividend
- circumstances ; yet we can remem
24th ultimo, and why should the p
,e. fore Aldermen Carter, charged with endeavouring money if I had a stamped recei lit. I quarter.
- the close was equally rapid and comp .
lete Other f the non-
had not Companies n , Price./ '' a, Der
• 2 . pita' Companies a -
tance with reference to its excuse or •
(From, the Daily News.) stamp, and he therefore gave me Pi
''
a • a Annum. Frio.
impor . to obtain by false pretences two gold chains and An um. -- •
- conspirators have fallen contending against their
appearance of its correspondendent's letters ? le aft
o , er which _______ ..- a
The danger of forming a judgment as to military four gold bracelets, valu 90/ •h •
e ~ wit intent to de- he took up the watch and • - - - _____ CHELMSFORD-MAY 21.
. an. tagonists ;in this instance, the delinquents be-
We can hardly wonder that the c le
lid f actors in chain and was oi 0- •
g u. mto z .
the next room, when I followed If .e The farme
th cl"soraceful scenes should endeavour to frame operations conducted abroad in the absence of offi- fraud Mr. Walton, of Ludgate-hill. . e stopped and Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. re ct. - Peak Forest 1 ___ rs demanded former rates for wheat toelal'
came their own assailants, and did violence to them-
, , •78 5 . Os. - Wheat, white
Birmingham 40 4/. old,per s. s. ,
60 le,
ese i 0 _ .
d* sdo not find favour cial despatches is obvious. It is certainly not very The prisoner was only apprehended late on Fri- told me I must return within two h •
ours with the Covent.- 100 11/. 93%
ritßoegeut s••• • 30 175 16%
Selves. Such a scene of disappointment, disorder,
Their procee ing
chdale..... 85 41. 84 gr. 43 48 1 Oats, per qr. .. ...24 .?:
excuses
le. bl" and all those concerned in the in- clear how it comes to pass that no official account day evening, but notwithstanding the short time other chains as he had an appointment t k Derb •Y••••
and confusion as that afforded by their signal dis-
° eap at esiejiae..;;e. :227.1". - Stfird &Wor. (40 281 - new.... 43 48 1 Peas, Partridge"... 4l s"
with t epu ic, .
garded with disgust. has yet appeared in the Gazette of the operations of which had elapsed the mere rumour of his being in eight o'clock'. He again moved terra
rds a back . pr. ct. 51% Stoarbridge 145 121. 10s. __, red, old 40 44 1 White 40 4l
comfiture in the House of Commons on Friday
f ous transaction are ro
Sh f b 's reputation could not en- Sir Hugh Rose, General Roberts, and General custody had attracted many tarlesmen, who had roorn, and I followed him, and said ther Do., 6 paCt., 10 6!. pr,ct. - Severn and •• n0w....39 4# 40 46
e was no Grand Union 1 26
.11. les. - Boiling
... 00 7s. 6d - Wye Rail. ] Barley 43
evening last was never before witnessed in our -am
Even Lord a te3 ury
k A more infemous plot to subvert Whitlook, though some of these events took place been victimised, to this court, which was crowded key to the watch, and I must, therefor 34 40
e, take it 'ennt & Avn 40 63. 6 Dun 41
Legislature. Most earnestly do we deeire that it
.War ' I & Chevalier 3B
duce the shoc .
t never concocted, and its failure more than two months ago. And this is the more to excess during the inquiry. There was a very back to fit one to it. I obtained possessio Leeds &lavrp 100 25/. - I Birmwicn(
.1 2/
g . 10 0 • , •••• 38 44 1 Beans, Tiek . 36 in
may not be repeated. Exhibitions of this kind will a
Ur ernmen was nof the
.('lltre
sit: rlr, ami
ar, sly e chains
Leicest r.. 'OO 51. - Warwiek & 7 Grinding 2B 32 1 Harrow ticks 36 "
general satisfaction. There CArl be little surprising inasmuch as our Bombay correspondent strong mutter of detective and other officera pre- watch and chain, and then placed the bill before Leiestre&N'i. s Malt 36
. aot tend to give the public either at home or abroad 9. 0vu304.
i Napton..,l 100 1. "
"1
dm bcat that it will prave the destruction of the alludes to a despatch of Sir Hugh Rose, and indeed sent to identify the prisener with 4 numher of ex- him, and asked him to pay it. He gave f -- Loughberogliii l 2 1L514* - Mazagan 33 e
me Luther - ,Worestr & / Chevalier 72 73 Ditto, new... 33 es'
. an exalted notion of our representative institutions. h
Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. - 1 Birmin '
g. i 78 10s. 17%
011 .
_.
The names of these chieftains quotes a passage from that document, The public tensive frauds lately perpetrated upon jewellers to directions about the massive character of the other Neath . ------•
The rout of the factious bands offers a sad and
old Whig clique.
term of reproach, and it will be dif- takes considerable interest in Indian affairs, and, an enormous amount, chains, and said he would pay for them 1
a tooether u
e _ • ...• too 16/. -
,•Wilts ee -Bee, _ 7s. 05.
xf0rd...... 100 105% ' - OXFORD-MAY 22.
solemn lesson, and we trust that it may teach in-
have become a
I brought all the watches and chains awa i?
h ' -------------T------ cis
&tilt for them to regain their influence over the there ought therefore to be no unnecessary delay me, Christopher Walton said-I am a goldsmith y wit nee At our corn market -
triguers-the saintly as well as the sensual and
, ____________wATF.':.-woexs. to day tkere was a large atten
1 Lord Clanricarde has at length obtained an in furnishing authentic information the subject, and jeweller, of 24, Ludgetestreet About three and, when I sent my foreman up the saute ev •
reckleas-better behaviour for the future. A larger
peep e• ~ ening e, and a corresponding business done.
vss
illuttrioue ally in Mr. Smith ; and between Sir C. Rad there been any reasonable prospect of the pub- o'clock yesterday afternoon I came into my shop with the other okains, the prisoner was not there Name Of Compaus'. i Dividend ' Amount PER QUARTER. pint qtrAll-,,,, •
gathering could not possibly have been brought to-
per of Paid Price Wheat, red (old
those
Wood, Mr. Cardwell, Lords John Russell, Palmer- lication of these military despatches, we should and found my assistant serving the prisoner. He havine left the house the moment I had gone. ' )-. 42s to 46a Barley, grindin tcw. '
g ... ___s • %
gather within the walls o f Parliament. Many of
-ass._ Annum. Share. Ditto (new)
Members of the House of .Lorde who took a promi-
aton, and Granville there seems to be but little left have patiently waited ; but from experience we was showing him some gold chaios. The •
prisoner Alferrxian Carter-Then you were, fortunately, ____ _____
Ditto, white -s to --s,Peas -.8 tOss"
___ ________
_______ _ .
resent,
to choose. They shared in the same vile plot, and have learnt that publication is so uncertain, whilst selected two-one for a lady and the other for a not victimised by the prisoner ? Berrie
~
h... Ixs.d.X s. d. Ditto (old)
nent part in the infamous compact were p
...... 5.1. per cnt. 1 10 0 0 100 31
Mr. Bennett-No, Sir. He did not b 1 East. 'London . •
3_rayed the at the same time the letters of our correspondents gentleman. He also selected four ld b
go racelets. Mine a I D ea per cnt. , Stock. Barley, malting
and their woe-wearied countenances b t must share in one common infamy.
all 107 ... 32s to 36aFlour, per s tOP
ack ... -0 (
• r souls. are so accurate, that further delay in commenting He said to my assistant in ray hearing, "I wish the customer on this occasion. o. 4 per Cent. Pref. 41. per cent. :25 0 0 - 25 ---
Do. 5 per Cent P
_
bitterness of the sorrow that preyed uponthei
ref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 27
the assurance
upon the events described in them appears to be lady to gee these) if Yon will bring them down." A gentleman, whose name vre und G d. 7 • _
(Prom the Morning Chronicle.) erstottil to be ran unction .... • • 4/. per ent. 50 0 0 ROCHEStER-MAr 22.
Strange was the contrast afforded to .
el ' th
lc Do. New - -
d evince in e
useless, Alderman Carter-The old story, Mr. Walton. Watson, said-I wish to state ult.'. * ' 25 0 0 - _ There was only a small supply of wheat to-day Nei°
and bombastic pride which they ha
fth With the close of the great "Despatch debate"
sicl h
P yt e fact, ent .
- 100 0 0 - - sold at the rates of last week, some prime parcele m' siting
erthrow o e
We have already warned the public against Mr Wlt n Yes • ed that it is owing to the '
..., ao - , sir. e gave an address preeantions taken by the LainnetTe ... -••
• • ••
• • per cnt. 100 0 0
earlier days of the cabal, when thn ov
d the success we have at length the opportunity of testing re-
forming a hasty judgment on the operations of Sir somewhere near Eaton-square and wished them to police that I did not h * ' New River Com • ' ' - - 1s more money. Barley scarcely inquired after, at former
eecoine a victim to the pri- Southwa-k & V ParlY• • - I -
Government was considered certain, an .
It d k • th • d 1 • •
su s, an rec oning up e gains an osses arising
- - rates
92 . Oats and beans firm, and other articles as before.
f modern times
soner's fraudulent West Mid*dlesex44l44ll - 400 0 0 -
of the most infamous contepiracy o
from that memorable episode in our Parliamentary Colin Campbell in Oude. No doubt a hot weather be brought down about six o'Clock for the lady to practices, as he" called upon me •••• 61 0 0
•n Rohilcund has become iuevitable and
; choose from them. I sent my assistant at six yesterday afternoon, only half an hour after I h d Do. Do,
a ---------_____________ • i 8 - 105 AVERAGE PRICES.
dee' med secure. 'n this disgraceful history. On the whole, the account is satisfactory. campaign i .
- - Wheat, wLite 42s to 50s
- One or two gratifying features i .
e In the first p ace Is-
! d• It is true that the cost has been very heavy. A is already being prosecuted. And the question o'clock. and at seven o'clock he returned in a cab received a notice from the 1. f 1
po ice o tle system that BRIDGES. - red 40s to 46s
affair claim particular notic .
ot. e its
th l Whl • whole week lost at a critical period of the session now is whether this could have been avoided, or with the prisoner, and informed me the •
Prisoner was being carried on. He wanted some gold chains, Dividend Amount Barley, grinding 28s to 32s 1
oussion gave a death blow to .e p. d . i
is a sacrifice much to b tt d We have also whether the strategetical plans of the Commander-
° regre e . did not live at the address h h d • R
e a given, e but they were not good enough for him. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Beans . 40s to 44s ,
Oats •
. haraeter could be kept secret it thrive , the mo- .
witnessed no ioconsiderable loss of credit aud cha- in-Chief will lead to as speedy an extinction of the answered some inquiries I put to him evasively Alderman Carter-I am h t h •
appy o ear anything • Annum. Share. 23s to 27a ,
_____
e 1 t • •t
d th
ment the light of day was ein upon i, an e rebel army as the circumstances of the case permit. and I therefore eave him i t ;
racter among a certain class of public men. But, on , .
...., . _ e n o custody. Whoa he 1 .
'n
favour of the conduct of the City police, for it e. X s. d. A a. d. Peas
- 42s*to 44s
f reflecting men was directed towards it, he In the meantime, brilliant success attends our arms first came I observed on one of his fingers a valuable appears tome they have exercised an extraordinary Wungereord.....• .... .... 25 0 0 cli LEICESTER-Me.v 22.
attention o
the other side, the compensating benefits are of t .
-
outhwark .. - . 100 0 0
' a blight fell upon it. The more the thing was yen-
most useful and valuable description. C 1 I el. K h d Jhansi have been ca
The House in entre n ta- ota an P' diamond rin a circumstanc h ' ' •
it, . e w jell inspired me amount of vigilance in getting up the evidence nittoNew '-'
- -
of 7% p.c. 103 per cent. 50 0 0 - - Tra
.de.slow to-day, with a good average supply of WI
Wetted. the stronger became the cause of the Minis- t d. -Itma be useful erha sto oint out th already adduced before me. Waterloo .. -.. 100 0 0 - - descri tions o
..... p • f grain. For fine samples of English wile*"
of Commons has vindicated its character, and that llre. y al) P ) P e with confidence.
... •6 •• •• ••
.....
try. From the hour that the Solicitor-General de- bearing which these achievements have upon the Alderman Carter-Hod he patronised you for The officer in charge of theeprisoner here said he Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 12s. Od. 60 0 0 ..._ there was a slight decline on last week's rates. In Bole/
_
of the nation it represents, for patriotism and huma-
Ditto Nw clitto of 7/. 11. tss. Ocl. 40 0 0 ..__. not much doing. Oats scarce, and ls dearer. Beane ill
_
1 h f 11 t• s ' Ind. that ring ? believed Messrs. Benson had another c Vauxhall ............
livered that speech, which is still a theme of wonder
nity. As rulers of India, theLegislaturehas pledged genera sc eme o war I_e opera ion in la.
harge against 2Bs. 70 10 3 - 17% small supply, and ls dearer.
.- for men's tongues, the defeat of the conspirators was After the takine of Delhi-the relief of Luck- Mr w •
itself that under no temptation, whether of ven- alton-No, sir, but it led me to believe the prisoner, and if he were remanded there was DOCKS. .-___
. regarded as a matter of certainty. The public de- h b 1 ''C
dhl ' f -
•ce now-t e att et of awnpore, an te c earing o it mi ht b
g a a regular transaction ; nevertheless, I very little doubt that there wouldbe a vast number E-MAY 22.
and had tho decision geance or of advantage, shall the policy of justi
.1,
dared strongly against them, the Doab, the • • 1 t f the insurrection
principa sea o gave particular directions to my assistant not to °f other cherees bro II ' Dividend Amount
0 uolst against him. as soon a 3 it NaMe Of CO South country wheat in limited supply Fair arrivalg
0 clemency, and couciliation, in governing 150 mi
mPanY per of raid. Price.
rested with them, would have given Lord Darby gto e sout o
tto de was the country lyin th h f let the goods leave his o s • t h t was generally known he was i
p s ession osow o any 0 n custody. Am-turn. Share. from the coast and abroad. A thin attendance of buyer?'
'ye subjects be for one moment aban- Lox 0 u
lions of nati
~
a powerful majority. Another matter which ought
h H h s the Jumna. To define the district more accuratelYs 1 d - --- ---______ _____ and trade slow, at a slight reduction on Tuesday's rates.'
a y, or any one else. The invoice price of the
doned. As a Legislative Assembly, t e onse a
x s. d. X s. d Flour a dull sale. Oats are in good demand, at fall rat,*
to be a source of rejoicing to every sincere Conser • it may be said that the country 1 ing between the goods was 90/. THE GRAND STAND AT ASCOT, Commercial .......... 5
showu by most unequivocal proof that it will not .
J - y•
- h• 1 h e. pr Cent. Stock. Stock. • - Barley limited in de 0110
Do. Preference mand. Beans inquired for. l'
vative will be found in the enthusiasm and the
be made a tool to subserve the selfish interests o Ch b 1 th '
f a river um u , e river umma, into wum t e Wm Fi k t •
s , a_sistant to Mr. Walton, said-About . • East and West India.. 61. pr'e•ent. S
attooccit
ft neglected.
concord that prevailed in the ranks of the party.
h will be Chumbul falls, aud a line drawn from. Kota!) on •
three o'clock este • a e Grand %awry D. & Canal 41 er 123%
political faction. The lesson is one whic 1 y rday ftsrnoon, the prisoner came The followino• informtf t th• • P Cent. 100 0 0 100 '6 o - -.....,_.
Not a single man was absent from his post ; there that river to Allahabad, at the junction of the ion a is time, we have Do. Loan Notes .... *
read with profit by all future aspirants for p ace, and requested me to show him some gold chains. no doubt will blie • , too o o too oo - DALKEITH GRAIN MA.RITET-MAY 20.
interesting to the sporting public : Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. picent. 2.
was not one deserter from that trusty baud. Since Jumma and the Gan es formed the head uarters
500 500 - es
whe may find themselves temptsd to embark in _He select? d a lady's chain at 211., and a gentle- -Twenty ears g London .... • - ...• ..ers. Best. Current. Infer%
Sir Robert Peel rallied the Conservatives under his fth. b 1 ' C tg 11 cl• A • hq
led 0 9ree s in en ra n ia. gra in t e north; man's chat
,n at 19/. He afterwards selected four originated b
y ago (early in 1838) a scheme was ft
St. Katharine .• ...... 4%1. par ent. Stock. Stock. -
3tock. 322 Wheat 48s 01 39s 3ed 32s e
enterprises, similar to that which has just recoil' 1
y the late Mr. Ribleurd for buildine Southampto 61
banner they have not presented such a firm and Kotah in the west, and Allahabad in the east m• • n ...... •• 4 per cent. 50 0050 "0 0 - 603 Oats
~
.. ey gold bracelets, one at 10/. 10s., one at 13/. 13s the 293 Od 27s the
.1
with such disastrous effect upon the heeds o t ie
~ present Grand Stand, which has since proved' Victoria •
............ 5/. Os per c. 20 0 0 20- 00 , 1-00 14J Barley 34s 6d 3ls 41 -
284 el
serried front to the foe. They felt that their e ta. on as e roe porn s o a triangle within
b k th th - t f ' one at 14/. 14s at 1 / s Ditto New - ......
Cambridge House conspirators. ~ and one 5 . 155., and r, quested so valuable a s PI 20 0 0
peculatioa to those who took shares .140 0 1 131 29 Peas &beans 45s Od 403 °-
leaders deserved the most cordial support, and this which the mlitineers were still all powerful. Their
42s 101 d
FacVon there will alwa s be in an assembly them to be sent w•tl the two ch. i +
i 1 a ns es; 11, Chester- in it, and hes laid th f
was accorded readily, spontaneously, and without
Y el t. It* CY forces were chiefly made up of the rebellious Gsva- t o ound %Eon for the next 40 GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. -- •
composed of such varied elements, an s unu a int, e , e , errace, Elton-squire, and gave the 'rime of Raw- years of so rincel a •
the least semblance of doubt er hesitation. The a t dthd• t • t li• h 1
en Contineen ,an eis ric wlc t ley occu- son He with e e tb th p y n income to the race meetings Dividend &meant HADDINGTON GRAIN MARKET-MAY 21.
such eager controversies as the House of Commons. I e, them o 3 ere by a quarter thetnselves
- The scheme was first confided to the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Wl:mar. I BARLTIV I OATS. I 801 l
assistance given to the Government by the leading b t f • cl. b-fore the mutiny, though their numbers i • s
also can sel loin e a isent rom Put - pas. six o'clock, when he would be at home. I late Lord Erroll M tl G- d Annum. Share.
Selfish intereses„.
First 46s 01 33. Od 31s 6d 1 445, ej
men amongst the independent Liberals is worthy
h session of power were increased by detachments from various gear- , r.
..,. ietille, and C ipt. Soy _______
______.
conflicts that determine t e pos _ arrivedat Ceester-terrace about t wen ty-five minutes moui• wh - Se4oncl. 4os lel 1 303 6cl ) 29s 3d ) 404 ",i
of particular notice. Mr. Bright, Sir James = t 3 C l• r b-• ei th
Lys. wwa io ..,in,„ to common rendezvous on , o consented to act provisionally as trus- xs. d. zs. d.
Third 33s Od 1 28s Od 1 etes 61 1 364 'I
These evils can never be eliminated ast six o'cl c - d '
p o I eau the goods, but oa asking for tees in the formation of a cone British Provincial .... 71. per cent. 20 0 0
and office. .
all
1 the north-east of this mutinous district, the fords party of 100 bond- - ef
Graham, Mr. Roebuck, and Sir Rebert Peel, and
from any body of human beings, any more t ran r. Rawson the landlad said no such ern 1* Brighton
•••• ~ V. per cent.
t 250 0 0 - _ Total quantity of wheat in market, 405 qrs., 360 so,-d
many others, refused to have the least share in the
x ect to free a great city from vice wele guarded by British troops along the bank of the W` • • y. ps n ived holders, who were to sabscribe in equal shares CRY of Le,nriCai• -
re. rale talking with tha landlady the .. e per cent. •0 0 0 160 0 0 -1, barley 159 qrs., 103 01-
one can e p pri- 10,000/. As 1t• h h f!' "t bl ••
qui a e .• • ......., 2/. 50 0 0 PO ~
the Jumma, from Kalpee down to Allahabad. a specu a ion, t a sc eme was not ' ail )16
vile proceeding, and the four gentlemen mentioned
B t thine could be mor d•
o isastrous
. European .... ....• .. 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 - - • oats 248 qrs., 248%
and crime. ano p soner catne in, and asked if she had received his favourably received , • 13 e 4
But the chief station was Kalpee, lying on the right • as err investment its merits st t e t l
, rea en ra - ..•... el. per cent. 10 0 0 - PP IP beans 91 qrs., 82 s°'
tit
above not only assisted Ministers by their votes, I t • h
how selfish faction exu tan wit success, note. She said she had, but that she told him in were d' td • d bbl _
than to
bank of the river. Through this town passed al- ispu e,an as a pro A e and pertnauent Imperial .......... - 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 - 80 AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER.
bat spoke most eloquently in their favour. The
o the i 1 11. I 'th d b 1
ch spot s w Ica i a won y sues the morning she never took any one without refer- ad 1./
ato New - '0
:) 0 0 12 13 6 - Wheat, et. 0 1 9-12ths 1 Barleys ...1/. 10 6 7-120!
and seizine,l r
vantao•e to the race funds, it certainly was never
most all the reads from southern India, and from
effect of these thrilling arid patriotic orations can-
uvres. A victor ained btl ences or luggage. He then apelogited to me fur su Ditto Debentures - Stock 100 0 Oats, ... 1/. 9 3 3-12ths 1 Beans, ..... 24 0 9 7-120'
discreditab ? ma,tirce n_ . _
.y g y ie
th • t th • • cl• t 1 * •
e poin on e river 'tame ia e y opposite ,• • pporad (as might have been expected) by the Do. Continental 1 1 ° -
stCap. 3 . 55. 50 0 0 42 15 0
not be overrated. Botta in Parliament and amongst
Palmerstornan , ique o.
.Fruley night would have waiting and asked me to walk up stairs upon • ld ' -___
~,, Do. Do. 2d Cap. 4/. 15s. 50 0 0 41 0 0 -
the people they served to convince the wavering, 1 • k
been a stimulus for politica tree ery, subterranean b hd th d th dt A 1 D •
rano e a roe, s nor . war
..., o gra an( ellu, h• "'' , sporting wor . Such reliance, however
w ich the landlady interposed, and said, as the trustees place in the sound f M fhb
did th
~`-• Do. Do. 3d Cap. 4/. 10S. 50 0 0 43 10 0 -
- DUBLIN-MAY 21.
and showed the most incredulous the real nature
intrione and factious artifice for all time. It would eastward. to Cawupore, and most of the other prisoner had no apartments there she could not calculations er It d • ness o r. i _um s Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. 50 0041 0 0 60 We have again to report a dull market for all descrir
of the plot got up against the Government. Thus, , „.e ; . . d
Ldn fh 11 d ttt routes acrose the Doah. This oint of th • ~a to eterneined were they to make Indepensient .. ~
o nee givine.zp 1 on et hcraw to a ay o le p i . l e river, allow him u stai s, told him the circums auces the ell: •
p tr t London Part Preferen. Ti. per cent. 25 0 0 -
ort in favour of Asset races Oa, havioo. t b •
At toelay's market grain realised the following rates :-
as the debate progressed, fresh adherents swelled 'e
pickpockets. st le resu t as turned out, a whole- taerefore o site Kal
_.;._ Pll.o_
__Pee; was o vita import- looked very suspicious, upon which he asked me to billed from the C - -; " e• - PI2O3PLK •••..e. so •4 51' er t 6 -
••• se P cn
200 g : 5162 0 0 53% White wheat, 27s Od to 29.. i Od ; red ditto 24s pd. to 26,1
the Mi • terial majority, and many who had pro-
some rebuke is administered to all conspirators, ance. C tenet Maxwell or Colonel. Inglis, after call next d d h el pay ftl h•
ay an o wou • or ie t lugs. I , rests a6l year '
ommissioners of Woods and Fo- Ratcliff - ... ....... 5/. 0 0 15% . .
raised to vote in favour of the eard.well resolution
battle of Cawnpore was laced there with • e lsase of the necassary site of Surrey Consumers - 65, ditto new, -aOl ; barley, malting, 14s tol.Bs Oil • grill°.
f I
tor respective. If faction cannot be ex- ttle
presen. p P a intisted upon his paying me at mice for the chains I United General ...•
openly expressed their regret at having given such
considerable f r Th t' b • round the eave or -
;1 g , y , d.eis for the commencement of West • " - . ° 0 -
tinguished, it is at all events abashed. Even re- t
lo ce.h a eing done the next ob- but as he had not tl ey I d siredld t nunster Chartered 7 per cent. 50 0 0 _ to -s Od ; oatra.eal, 14s Od to 16s Od; bere new -s to ,
a pledge. The papers laid before Parliament on ie mon t mu o return the wo -
gard for their own selfish interests will henceforth iect was o c ear t e country on the other side of rk on the 28th of July of the same I
year, a - Ditto, New ...• •• •• - 50 0010 0 0 - Od ; rapese,d, -s Od to -s Od per bre; baileersi flour,. l';
with me to Mr. Walton. As we were r
Friday produced open rebellion in the ranks of the oceeling though up to th Western A •• .•
e 10th November following, 25 10 o 0 all 8% 6d. to 19s 05 per cwt; Indian corn, 35. 01 to 37s 60l P"
he river of the rebels t
impel every Minister " wile wishes to be," to aban- t ; • ,he Gwalior mutineers. through one of the squares I told him litn did h '''
- Ditto B
Opposition. Many declared that nothing should
~d y,e.tn s ares only had teen taken nominally, and depo .... 10 o 0 40 0
don practices which Parliament has shown EC) un- Now • Jhansi lies 95 miles to the south-west of
opini n was that it was an attem t to
,s,---- .
-
induce them to vote in direct violation of every p o. te ga sits upon fi vo o 1 d
n y par actually. About this peried INSURANCE COMPANIES.
principle of honesty and justice, while others mistakeably that it will not tolerate. lielpee, on the left or west side of the river Bee - °
wa• the things without paying for them. (Laneht r
ei eh) a fresh embarrassment was canoed by Mr. Greville's ,
threatened to put on their hats and leeve the con- This result is brought out with the clearest po3- The town, though not reeularly fortified, is Uron which he saiol-" Well, if you inteud to taik rest nation , Dividend Amount RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
g , which was hardly to be wondered at, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
spirators to their fate. And thus was that catae- sible evidence by the successive incidents, not less strongly situated, and wss °held by the rebels. in that uneentlem 1 - I 'll
e au y mann, r u, not keep your considering the unf onnirebl t ' - Annum. Share. ---age.........-.
s 0 sa. e of the e.
xche-
trophe accelerated which has overwhelmed the than by the final issue of the late discussion. When Westward of Jhanti about 200 miles, but a little company. (Renewed laughter.) And he was quer and the formidable olds a assist the ultt t - TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEIC.
4 s. d. Z s. d.
Whigs with confusion and rendered the Cam- the debate opened on Friday week there were not to the south, lies Kotah, on the right or eas.ern ii •
wa eing away, when I said he must net leave me SUCCOSS of the &theme iu con g T rea
e • _se
bridge House compac't notorious amonest the two opinions about the division. Even the Mini- bank of the Chumbul. This town was fortified, a dI •
n immediately put him into a cab and brought however, that Lord Err,
nque nee. et appears, tlieulaonn„,e.iir.i7 ;:n.5i....i. x.iip4esr.6ed.. 51gg g g il? e o - .
Miles
U 0 17IA Receipts-
-1 and Captain Soy-
but part of it was hell by the Rajah, who re- tett NI in
a_
mar e ....... ,l. p.c.& bs. 100 i 3 g 25 0 0 48 • (V4lrB'l' NAME OF RAILWAY.
bubble schemes of the age. stars themselve3 knew that they would have been Id b '
im tee to Ludgate street. ieour had still confidenee in Mr. Hiaburds calcu- - Athel'em°• - al i lt_____l_s_si_ 1.8_51:„..
ineined faithful co the British. The ctuntry be- C1'033 ex • I L 'tl t" e
amine( te le ptisener-You mentioned lations, that they persisted, and were fortunate .
Atlas* .. ••
••
•.::: •.: 15s. Od. &bt 50 0 0 515 0 -17%
Already are some of the chief actors in the cabal outvoted. The Cambridge House Clique were al-
tween Jhaesi and Kalpee was occupied by some no lad ' •b• t I •d -t
y s name , a un ers ood the two ch-ina enoueh to induce two tent! • h ,
e . e emen ill t e neighbour- argus Life ......... - 42. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 -
British Commercial .. 71. 10s. ,50 0 0 5 o BRITISH. X A
seeking to frame excuses in order to palliate their ready beginning to put together a new Cabinet,
30,000 or 40,000 mutineers. well armed and 0 4% - Aberdeen .... -.••••• .• •• •••• ••• •• -
conduct, in the hope of finding a wayof 03C3 f
pe rom and one of their organs actually predicted the day, were purchastid and the four bracel *
ets were fur the hooe (Mr. 'Ward and Mr Gilbertsna to 11 t •
, . . . - ) aow heir el.
Chu-eh of England .. 7/. 10s. 50 0 0 20 0 - 65 1 3-'59
Belfast and Ballymena ....... ...... 1,187 -. •
disciplined. Between Kotah on the west and lady's ape „l . e 'oracle-ion
and almost the hour, at which Lerd Palmerston
i rove . names to ce assecated in the trust, an I, by dint of C'leyricl.Med.& Ge'n...l.We spr cste.& bs. 1050° 00
00
12 0 0 - r 2 Belfast and County D0wn............ -
9 814
the obloquy which threetens to overwhelcu tl
tem.
est fi a • -
Allaliabad on the e. v g, eat re:tide run- oo 0 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,880 .0
was ta be " sent for" by her Majesty. Such was Alderman Carter-Is the lan 1 "
d ady ot 11, Ches- increased exertions, not only raised the mope ' 23
y re- eoatee .............. te pte. share 100 0 0 10 0 0 - 26% , - -",,,
Lord Shaftesbury writes to a morning contempo- •ne north traverse the couutr One
Beeton,litackburn,and West York •• .. -
the state of affairs on the first night of debate. As ''' 0 3 y. crosses ter-terrace here to-day ? quired, but opened the building itself for the ac- Crown .............. 1/. 18s. 50 0050 0 6% 118 Bristol and Exeter • .
rary in indignant ternas, denying that he assisted Chunabul to the east of lie a
the . t, h. The secend Eagle - 198 3L
n ~., Ca1ed0nian............. ............ 12,211 121 j/
time passed on, however, the whole aspect of the I Green detectiv ) fr Sh •
, , 0 icer- ois not, sir ; but coinmodation of the public on Tuesday, Ma 28
y , Equity and Law...... 3% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 -
in the orgie of the political Sabbath breakers at f her east is the rtat -hunk r
, g t oad to Agra
st to Chester and Holyhead.- - • ......... 6,840 5%7s
Cambridge-house. The letter is a eem iv its way,
e horizon changed. The enormous majority claimed -urt ' I have the letter which the prisoner wrole to her 1839. 0 • '
a this first oc-asion the (tress rectipts 4 European Life
pelLcent 020° 0 0 aIl
- s°}s Cork, Blackrock, and Passage .• .... 217 b"
20 ,
from the south The third and fourth - b ' . - Family Endowment
by the Palinerstonian Cabal on Friday dwindled . • ; frere. the yesterday desiring her to get the a ertmsn,s d the f^ d 1 004 0 0 - Cork and Bandon .. •............... 805
p _ , rea y eur ays amounted to nearly donble the sum iseo
se
- Dublin aud BelfastJ unction ........ 1,281 -• 3
and we give it entire :-
same direction, uniteat Jhanti, and lead to Kalpee. General 6* '
per cent. 50 0 all -- i 74
" SABBATH OBSERVANCE. to very moderate dimensions on Monday, became f Id b f '1 1 h
or im y our o c oce tat afternoon. relied upon in the prospectus, and they have ever Globe . . 51. per cent Stock. .63
Toe fifth, passing through from Nao•pore Jubbul- all 100 % Dublin and Drogh eda • ..... ......... 2,057 sai
"TO THE EDITOR OF TEES TIMES." altogether hypothetical when the discussion was e ; Policeman 378 said-I t kth • • t • b
oo e prisoner in o since een steadily on the increase the largest sum Gresham Life - - 47 5 o 4 40 Se
s Dublin and Kingstown •• • ..• ........ 1,588 larS4
" Sir,-The Prime Minister, in the debate of the lith, resllMad on Thursday., and on Friday when the Pora and Bhikaree, leads to the same terminus. custody, and upon searching him at tho pelice (viz., 3,637/.) having been received' at the last meet- aiii):.ala Do..
. - 20 13 0 50 0 0 - I'l4 Dundee and Arbroath •• •• •• •....... 875 '"'
9113
stated that I had attended a political meeting on Sundae' final blow was to have bean struck, 'tlie Noble Now the military plan was this. One column of station I found 1/. 6.3. 4. d. And in one of his ine We m e
e. ay, sowever, assnme that, during these n ............ 51. per cent 100 0 0 20 0 0 52,14 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 955
Imperial Fire....... .. 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 30 0 0 363 35 Dundalk and Enniskillen•• .... •• •• •• 817 ..49%
at Cambridge•house.
Viscount found himself absolutely deaerted. Da- six or seven thousand men, with thirty guns, under °loves I found the dianal •
ond ring produced. He 19 years the actuel recei t h
, -p s. ave, in round Imperisl Life
"The motive was so manifest that I did not interrupt General Roberts, was directed from the west on BUM: Endemtiq 151 i • -
feat was certain if he had challenged a vote •, while refu ed t ' t 1 - dd. •
s osa e its a roes or occupation. bore, amounted to 50,000/. ; and, as the publi Law Fi;eY "" - - 'l4). et. &ha. 100 0 0 13 0 0 147% " East Lancashire.... ... .......... 6,142 6,0
489
hien and contradict his assertion.
K.alpee by way of Kotab. By the last mail we Mr Thom It '
- CLa L't ••-••.• • • ••
25.& 2s bons 100 0 0 210 0 - Eastern Counties and•N•orfOlk.... .1
s 24 650 24,0
"Bat so many anonymous writers, relying on the noble even of the minority, whom he could still have as ow and. Alston of the firm of will naturally indulg • th
• led • t lee th t I •
learn that be had susceot in amg a p ace. ein e vary pardonable NV - 0..... ...• •• • . 2st. per sh. 'OO 0 0 12 10 Be.stern Callon -- - .......... .:. a •
eSB
lord's accuracy, have annoyed ma, and are dill meaning mustered, more than a hundred, as Mr. Bright re- Alston and Allan of leis'
, aopegtate 'Within, goldsmiths curiosity of ascertainin h Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 00 2 o -
0 o - 142 Edinburgh and Glasgow ............. 6,662 5,- ,
This event occurred on the 30th of March last. As , i • . g ow uo large a sum had London
me that, to set their minas at ease, I request you to allow marked, would. have voted for him with the (IX- aa jeweller?, said-On the 13th of April last the b • * 25 001210 0 -
me to declare, through your columns, that I did not at- t ince morel in redemption of pledees our correspondent says, the arrangement appears • - een applied, we aro enabled, by the courtes„e Lordon & Prov. Law 39. 50 002 0 0 - 6 Exeter and Credit0n................ -
' t luct
renets re . , y prisoner called and wished t a t Mat'''.
0 look at some diamond those to whose successf 1 22 .
tend any meeting on the Sunday to which he allades, or - - '''' to have been master] The Go, .1 d - d f
d y. aera a t ance roin u management they are in- "le' :;••• '' '••••••• 18s.& bs. 100 0020 0 0 87% 1 Furness Railway - • .....• ...... •• - etiit
rines. He selecte
e d a diamond ring value 311. 10s.. debted, t r Med.lre.nd& Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 20 0 - 1833/
~. 1 Glasgow and South-Western........ 6 813 757
on any other Sunday, either at Cambridge-house or else- which they had, at the outset, been pomaded iuto 1 .
tee west, crosse the Churnhul, and ttking advan- o a lord them the oppirtuoity of bine
e SO. Minerva ........ • • - 283 1 Great N•orthern.• . - 22,193 21, .
where. "Your obedient servant, giviog. . an emerald half hoop, and aruby helf hoop, to the A f
re erence to the origi
e nal prospectus Ills enabl d
Monarch - .......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 10 0 -2031 e 1 6 18s
az Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 7,000 a3s
"May 21." "SHAFTESBURY. What must be thought of a cause or a leader tags of the portion of the tom.' held by the R tete l
-;vaue of 181. lOs He requested us also to send us to compare the predictions t e New Eqaltable
of Mr. Hibburd with eit 614 per cent 10 0 0 10 0 - 465 1 Great Western .................... 29,095 28..!..,
The firs -
t statement in this letter is untrue. Lord whet,te prospects deteriorate and whose supporters he managed to obtain possessioa of the city with a totne brace! t • e can .... • 5/ p. et. - - ___ 251•4 , Irish South Eastern • ... •• .......... - s set
.1 e 3 for approval to 30, Stanhope-streelt the aceill results which 90 . 1 Lancaster and Carlisle •• • ........... 6,030 es:4
loss comparalively sma,ll. The defeated army , , , unhke rao3t prejects, Phceni.x, - 173
23,""
-
2864
Derby did not state that Lord Sheftesb •
ury at- melt away durine a few deys' discuseion ? Every ; between five •
and six o clock tint evenino I acl heve been Profes-ona Life...... 51. per cent 6 5 0 010 0 - -t Lancashire and Y0rk5hire............ 23,106
....,
with a vest convoy of women and children esca 1 • . quadruple the profits promised. For
tended the great Sunday meeting at Cambridge- sound pro ositiZ ever honest Statesman woeld , Pe cordingly went - w• .
myself ith the three rings and the instance, out Provident Life ........ 12% per c. 100 0010 0 0 - - Leeds Northern .................... -
of the receipts of last year the Rock Life............ 7s. 500010 0 8% 16i Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.... -gn -;8
house.- Lord Derby sold, in the debate on the 14•11 either bell), f b 'h
y F • t'
art yt e delay. miner examine. .on by the western gate, and teen peening eastwards ea 1- A
y• ce ets. I asked for Ir. Allen the name he had stewards Royal Exchange ...... Bp.C. & bs Stock. all 303 647 London and North Western ......... 55,082 es•-2
, 455
continued their flight. A force of some 1 000 , . of the races received 1,500/ , being th •
eir
its o t e case wou t lave
iust :-" The noble earl's notice was given ori Mon- into the " met.. "f h 11 1 ; oven me and 1 was immedia-ei 1 Sun Fire . . ila p. c& bs -5% 1 London and Illackwall.• ............ 1,336 ..- 4
sa,bres had been directed by Gensral Roberts to ';,), h , _ . i y saown into the proportion, and ten existing bond-h id
o ers, a bonus Ditto Life l/ 14s. - ft -
- 183% London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 13,343 ism
day last. la don't know- whether he attended it, strenethezed its advocates and increased their num- an w ere the prisoner was. As I entered he of 75/. email, in addidon t• 5 .
United Xingdom .... 4/. & bonus. 20 0 0 511 0 - 28924 London and South We5tern......... 14,737 15,7A1
intercept the fugitives, but by some misttke they i ` 3 per cent. interest,
, provi e its merits woul bear eXalll.lUlllg.
but I presume he had communicated to him the bers ' htl d • • d • • eft the mem end uoa hi
~. p 4 return ElOOll afttr I and 1/. the value of a free adini • • b d 81 universal Life - 60 -Londonderry and Enniskillen ........ 802 8-
-
remained watching the fords of the Chumbul. 1 • tsion, eat CS Victoria Life .......• 5,. & t onus. - '5 0 0 - - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, Ike. -
result of that Sundey meeting, which I am told That durino every hour from the commencement saowed him the rings and the bracelets. He took per cent van n sis
However, a force of cavalry was detached in par- . In the present year, should the receipts
was not entirely for religious purposes. I mention of the di be7te the Palmerston party waved away tw f 1 elets into
ho o tie brae . the next room, and when be the same, the re. -t- JOINT-STOCK BANKS. 914 Manchester and SouthJunetion...... 784 l•m'sri I
uit but after a ride of ten days they left them spsestve advantages to the five
23 Maryport and Carlisle ............ 934 rss '
-
, proves
it merely as a sineularceincidence. On Sunday la,st like an iceberg dissolving in a tronical sea • 8 'I e came beck he chair ed
g one of them and again survivors in this tontine will aeain be doubled • Dividend Amount 567 hficlhand -••.-•••••• •• •• - ....- - 31,4%6 31,e;
attout the llth of April, numbsring ab out 3,000 or
s
a meeting was ald at the house of the noble lord most indisputably that his pellet:: is cond-mned, Ifc th -
oom with two of the bracelets. He re- and in the ye ir 1850 (there bei ' 1 -•
' Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. 177 Midland Great Western (Irish) .... :: 3,698 4•1"
4,000, with six guns, on their way to E augur, se e r 7, :1,. opger prin- Annum. Share. 52
(Palmerston) at which it is supposed. (and I believe and his leadership disowned. For this was the
turned and asked me to charge him the lowest cipal or interest to provide for), .
about 70 miles west of Jliansi. h entire advan- - -
___ 78 Newcastle and Carlisle.. ••....•.. .. - • -roe
on very good authority) that the subject of the actual iS3IIO placed before the Howse and Lord price fer the two he had selected, and he agreed to tages of the surples will be secured to the advance- 4s.d.Z s. d. 149 North British ............ a a ...; .. 4,160 5,0
Havine provided for the safe,y of Ketah the
motion was discussed, and it does so happen that Pal iners' on ma fi d .ti r f • 's
reflection
y n‘ ma e
.or seriou t . pey 25/. Ho asked for a bill and receipt, which ment of this public amusement ; which stir I -Sustralasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 80% 233 North Staffordshire •• ...... •• •• .... 6,658 7'40
the neble earl, ietimitely and clossl col d " is
inecte in t e fact that as tne real object and tendency o -
f object of Gn- .1 Roberts will be to un't '
e ,o.- 1 e won. the lievine is "Veil I lae d '
, e et ‘, p. e it before the prisoner. cording to the average of the last five years, will be
pus ac- Bank ot Egypt ...
Bank of London ...::: - 25 0 0 18 15 0 21 4_7 North-Western •• .. •• -..- ........ 819 -ie
51. per rent. 100 0 01 50 0 0 - 9
e 0 scottish Central .................... 3,062 2,.... •
with the noble viscount, gives onY Moud MCI lwell's reso'ution became more clear! un- secend columu under Sir Hugh Rose. Sir jinni
e o He very eaietly took it up aud with the three 2 41'5' -um u lly contril t d
, , , , , , , et eto the Race Fund out British NorthAmericar 9 per cent 50 00 1 11 32% Scottish Midland .......• ••- • • .... -
b .ay, r. .re , -. Y
- ft- It • S -11 d t J 1 •
a m re .eving, auger, pined, e o tans' ou his Ch Bk. Incl. Aust & Ch. 2 071
4' per ceni. 20 0 0 640
0 - 29 Shrewsbury and Birmingham ...... 1,687 455
in thia house, notice of his i t •
n ention to su mit a derstood, the phalanx of supporier3 dwindled Cries •nd t - t •
wo matelots agaie left the roorn, and I of the prices pai.i for admission to the Grand Stand eitY • -
... 51. per cent.lloo 0 0 50 0 0 - 48% Shrewsbury and Chester ...... •• -.. 2,90 t; 7'119
similar resolution." There • `
is no, a syllable iu the rapidly away. When first placed on the notice way to Kelpee. To that place he laid siege. His 1 ° " :
saw no more of lem. (Laegliter.) aloae. Tue stewards will, therefore, at all fucure colonial loo 0*025 0 0 27 30 Shropshire Union .................. 1,055 -at
above which bears out Lord Stiafte b ' 1-1
s ury a c. arge Riper and presented for debate, that resolution ap- force consisted of two brieades. On the 29th f
° Aldermen Carter-Do I 1
. um erstend you that meetings, be in a position considerably to increase "••
Commercial of London. 71. p. C•. & beSlOO 00120 0 o - 57 Smith Devon ....................... 2,635 _2•,34 ,
that the Prime Minieter stated that he had a,- - -
pealed to sot forth conclusions in which a large M rch Le hood. f ''
o the advance of rebels from th
a ' - - : - • . e you lost the t
~ wo bracelets and the three rings ? the number and va,lue of stakes at this intional Leonneci. Sccot &Aust. Ch. 4.. per cent.l 20 00 , all - 3013,4 South Eastern.. •• .................. 17,081 14.„' 4
tended a political mt• t C - -
ee ing a ambridge House on ma•or't f
et y o members were ready to concur. There east amountine it is said to 10,000 nem Sir Mr. Alston-Yes, sir ; and the diamond" ring gathering We suldoin the result (in ro ' D
0: zrve .
Bk. of Aus. 5/. per cent. '2OO 0 t a 19% 171 South Wales ...................... 6,640 7,50•3
the Sunday. Lord Derby declared most d" t• tl H e'l st ' 1 1 th n half that • • und num- ••...• •• ,20 0 0 1081 South York., Doncaster, and Goole - 2,562 3,09
is Inc y was no doubt on that point. Even at the begin •, h uee seem _ it tave ess a nembes.
foand in one of the prisme '
r s gloves is one of theme hers) of the receipts and expenditure from th London and County .. Ise pr:; cent '5OOO : 20 •1J 0 2-8 53 Taff Vale ................ ~........ 4,102 4•42 e
that he did not know wh th L d S
. e sr or haftesber nin so L.
Y g me iberals discovered, what we lieve our- "nithe Ist of April the rebels crossed the Batw
T, • , d a three rings. opening ef tLe stand to the present time :- 0 Lon. & Eastn Mike. G 6, , **.
-t • 100 0 0 . 50
London Jo' *Stk• • - ter cen . , 0 0 - 33 Ulster . ............................ 1,323 noi,
was present. So the noble earl common°, sl ••• ant commeneed an atteck. nie was efeated. . di-- oc ... 28 per cent. 150 0 0 10 0 0 30 1 77 Waterford snd Limerick ............ 1.058 hetet
selves frequently pointed out, that the motion was Alderman Carter-Are you sure that the pri- Gross receipts, at 19 sucees4 • .inea 1 Westi ' 1
mint .8 • per cent. IGO 0 0 20 0 0 44% 27 Weet Cornwall .....• -• .... ....... 541 vs'
tificatory epistle with a falsehood, whichl 113
*".5-
The decisive mevement eeems to have been a chart ve race meetings X5O 000 NE''9lt*Lp : • . 51
onles very delusive " h
- ypocritical," Mr. Rtebuck called it . ' ee senor is the Same man? By collectore, checkereeers, cards, Sze ( aDatrovincial of Eng. t 6 pc.& bs 100 00!35 0 0 79'- • 12% Whitehaven Junction .•• • • .....• •• - 429
much like a deliberate one. But wl t I Ilb ta
la sla e sal -and. under cover f
o a geuerel politicel principle in flank of the enemy by a treetop of the 14th Dra- ........ 2,2)0 e, New ........
f f 20 0 0 10 0 0 - 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & •
of the noble earl's excuse ? He did not attend th d • - goons, headed by Sir
'. • lf Th
Huoh himse . e rout was Mr. Aleton -I could. swear to him. out of 10,000. Ihripioyeaent cf London P..liee
450 Ditto ditto
f t 20 0 0 5 0 0 - Ir,vk and North arfidland & Leeds.. -
.
e was esi med to serve the p-r-onel end party inte- Aldeman Carter-Does the la,nolady of the Fixtng wocden stages, cleaning, &c. '••
National Bank ...• - 61.13er cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
meeting at, Cambridge House on Sunday, but he reste of "a, Cli ' -' ' c ' -.- 1' d b B • • t'
dth • I 1
comp e,e y rigadier Stuart, an. elese s were ............ 400 -
New - oath Wales - FOREIGN. '
2 24"
que. For a while never-hel- ss the house know anything, of the prisener ? Fuel ,
39% ICB Dutch Rhenish .......... •• •• •• •• •• • 2,726 -•5
avers per ormed
became the champion of the cerise for which that great bulk of h • • ' • s ''
d• - h B t II * f
riv en across i 0 e sire.
Furniture and sundries • 300 Oriental Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. 25 0 0 ft
t e Opposition failed to detect the er. Alston-I believe not, sir, as it appears that 200 Ottoman Bank - 20 0015 0 0 - - Lyons and Mediterranean .......... -
....
meeting was suminoned. Lord Shaftesbury desms true character of the mance 4 - d this brilliant exoloit, Jhansi was attacked b• e iv
naies and taxes - Montereau and Troeee ••••......••.. -
don
as
iutvre, nn were rta y
cslade on the 3d "of A. '1 Ti• nod tl •ht 3 3-
pri . ~0 e i le rig attack he looked at tl•e loclgieg in the morning, arid said
editional buildings and repaire ..... ' us' Ditto, New... ~.... 51. per cert 10 0 0 all - 63 Namur and Liege .................. - „,, 7f
it wrong to attend political meetings on the Sun- to accept the resolu stood. But when, he was going to the Crystal Palace, and would call - .• •......... 38,802 esrl
day, but seems to think that there can be no hazin in the progrese of debate, the real purpose of the failed, the left attack completely suoccecle I. On Lund wor•k, ravel, and - -
between five aed six in t'se evenieg to decide about . d g , ta) t - - A!. per cent. 25 0 0 all - .- Orleans and Central .. . • ... -
in carrying out the plans dra-vn up at those Sue- motion was unveiled-when feberal members found the sth the whole town waa in our possession. The taking them. Secrt.tary au houseseeper (501. per anntlm) - - Paris and Lyons .......• .. •• ....., - -,
- Paris and Rouen. - ~....•• • • •....i -
day cabals. A more jesuitical doe rine was never out that in adopting Mr. Cardweirs propoeition Ranee, however, escaped. The loss of the enemy
91 - 210 0 31%
Mr. Jas AltieraY, a wate't and. chronemeter- -- Union of Hamburg.... - 15 0 0 30 0 - 941 Paris and Strasburgh .............. I "-•
propounded, and above all things do we regret that they practically voted Lord Pelmerston and his is said to amount to 3.000 or 4,000 men ; the loss
11,000 Union ef London...-. 151. ger cent 50 00100 0 23 - Romei and Havre.... .. . ... .... .. - I 5..
it should proceed from the Earl of Shaftesbury. Cambridge House Cabal inta office-then their as- of the British to 400 I'dlled and wounded. maker, of 30, Cornhill, said on Monday, the 17th The redemption of 95 bond s
Ba. par ..... e 500 urea, Mutual ...... •1
-• 1100 00!50 0 0 - 162 W est and North-West Of France .... - - '
of May, the prisontr called at my shop and asked Interest and bonus on the 19 ears - 1100 0050 0 0 -
We do not understand such compromises of con- sent was withdrawn, and every one who had not It thus appears that Geeeral Rations and Sir Y ......
free •
to see some hunting watches. Paid to the Stewards of Ascot Rac MRS. GORE'S NEW NOVEL “HECKINGTON.”--The .0
science, nor do we believe that evil aetione can be fully committed himself by ati inconsiderate pledge Hugh Rete are in possession of five of the roads es . l6 200 LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
Al lerman Ceze er-Did lie ask for gold or silver ?
thus made to pass for good ones. beforehand declared his intention of voting on the across the country held by the rebels. When these -
popular writer certainly arises from the same life-like "I;
Lord Shafe
•eabury is not, howtver the only mem- other side. Tnen set in a scene of desertion such two generals have effected a junction, they will no Mr.:Murray-He asked for gold hunting watches.
reerree-----s____e--e„ £50,000 Name Of Company. Divideud Amcunt
per of Paid. Price. tensity of impersonation which characterises the vote-
ber of the gang that desi - '
res to sneak out of the as the House of Commons has r3rely witnessed. doubt be able te advance on Kalpee. There is, 110 - He Saw a pateet winding keyless watch, value 481.,
RUNNING DoWN ale . ____-- ____
Annum. Share.
of Richardson and Goldsmith-Miss Austin and PIP::
and promised te let U 3 know in the la
course of a.o y A BRIG BY A
affair. Our unfortunate c t "cl and t
on emporary the Times It was not only rapt otal, but significant ever, a third column advanting from Madras under or t *f h 'd t '
wes t aw' u' laVe it, as he could not then ST 1S A .:11- VE .43F, L. .E. s. d. Xiss. - Inchbahl-enabling us to penetrate into the heart 0;-
would be glad to disco Generil Whi,lock. According to the last accounts Sank of Scotland .. •• 72. per cent. IGO C 0 100 0 0 189/10 fatilily cirale, till on closing the volUnOeS We believe °II'.
yer a mea-as of escape. After also of the loss of personal confidence. Statesmen
____e_______
•a
make up his mind. On Wedne •
sday last we received British Linen Company 8/. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 217/0s 117 to I
having asserted day after da that
y, . nothing could have before BOW been deserted by large sections he was within 60 adles of Kelpee-bit line of h • se es rave witnessed their trials and sympathisedl.
save the Derby Cabi t
ne , and after havi ot i s lsoca
n,, done lof their former adberen, , s use they were sup- marieh lyieg between Jhansi and Allah•ibad, by t e fellow:no- 1 Ater ;___ LOSS OF TWO LIVES. Caledonian Bank ..... 81. per cent 10 0 0 210 031 16s
City of Glasg,ow Beak 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 8i 5s their joys and sorrows. Mrs. Gore's new work. “11.ec.ice
" M Cd 11 Yesterday uaortiing, abeut 7 ' 1 le e
everything to serve the Cantbridee II r. ide presents his compliments to Mr. 0 c °es, . serious Cl e:lesdate Bank •• -5% /. p ^ent 20 0 0 10 0 0 13, 0, ington," abounds with lively sketches of modern 801°1
eute couspi- I posed to deviate from their former prieciples ; Chmarte anti Banda. In the meantime, however, mu „ etattrephe, which resulted •tf a' ' 3 •'- - k 71 -
raters, it is seized with a sud'en Vie rObelS te the number of sera.° 30,000 or 40,000, d 'll f 1 '
th rray,ia.. wi ee obliged if he will bz•ing him. in re destruction of a ar:lt=tlan.. ".
Si:
ppeerr
,e4l isl,g
(tli : 12 0 o 224,0 s both fashionable and official, and the reatest success
.0
sanic. The at- the deserters all the time expiesing con-
-48/., .
vcessel arid ti e 1 . -o‘e
tempted excuse is another gem' a have advanced from Kal pee against Sirllugh Rose. anec_ watc Ihe wasdeoking at last Monday, at Th i oss
.two lives, occurred in the Edinb.Bs Glasgow:: .. 3Y /. p cent. 5 0 50 0 B(sh/ 70ss the season may be predicted for its bglliant page'. .
we give it en- tinuetl esteem and trust in their abandoned
t 20
tire. On Saturday last the follo n'
lat the same urns to bring a sample of gold river aisles, immediately opposite the Coast National Bank •• •• .. 6%g per cent. .100 0 0 100 0 0 185 Os TYNEMOUTH M
# AY 19.-A few days agO, - abou
..
d n His duty, of course, is to form a junction with
• vs'
wing appeared in Geier, et, far as he -as ersonall cone
IN p,, y .erne . I Guard Station, at Cherlion. North of Scotland Bank 51. per cent 120002 10 0 5/ lOs este,
guard chairs very strr a ig-boats belonging to Cullercoats were coming o
the Times, in a prominent place and in h ' • G 1R h t d Whll 1 b
enera 3 oer.3 au loc e efore ritking an a ' Inlp. itoyaleane ascot'. .. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 142/ s
a con- t e present instance, the cause wasjust the reverae. It append that the Are)) br'o• the bar a heavy gale came on, with the wind from tb°
'He trusts Mr. Murray will bring him such a Je, a collier vestel, union Bank of Scot. .. 8/.per cant. 100 0 0 50 0 0 90410 s
spicuous type :-
engagement, unless indeed he finde hi eself strong
Thera have been uo changes of priuciple -nor is it n with a full cergo of Western Bank ••••.• .. 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 -/ 0 N.N.E. blowing fresh • but she s'ea ran so high that WI
"We have been informed that some of tile b watch as he can thoroughly recommend, and i . . e coals, was lying at her moor-
se usy upon principle that the Independent Liberals ob- enough without their assistance. It seems probable Mance Piro and Life.. 8% /.pr coat. 100 0 0 11 0 0 IG/10s 80
Inge, in the ceutre of the stream h fishine boat t 'le • • '
, .s were s rue with it on takicg the bar,
~„.0,
gentlemen whose invention has been so fertile " therefore, that the next mail will bring intern- as strong a case as poss ble. ,vv en, at the time Britis'n Guarantee ... 4/. per cent. 10 0 0 2001/ 8s .
in jected to Mr. Cardwell's Resolution. Their quarrel ' ' `-ted tl •
est six i set le iron screw stearu. t were nearly being upset. The lifeboat of the Royal -r4 I-
canards during the past ten days have circulated " Perhaps Mr. M. woeld call after half-p t . -1 essel John Howe Caledonian Fire Incur . 10,. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 os
a lay with Lerd Palmerston hiin.self, and the old gence of an action, or, at all events, of the advance this evening, and bringing a bill, when he will pay and the steam-vessel l3lask Diamoud, roceeded _ ' City of Glasgow Lite.. 61. per cent. 25 0020 0 3/ lOs tional Lifeboat institution at Cullercoats was in five a',"o"
report that we received by the last mail from Bora- Wen, 44 co of these three divisions on Kalpee. Once at Kal- • eP Cotonial Life ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 3 00 A/ Os nutes in the wattr, and instantly proceeded to the bar "e•
nnection" by whom he wa3 surrounded •him the money. . the river at full speed, the two vetselsPbeing appa- Edinburgh Life Insur. 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 271 es be in readiness to render what assistan • b r`.•
ce might a es
bay letters from our correspondent in Oude, Mr. They discov dth t I • * pc';
of
the
iere at le vote put into the bands e the British troo s wi'l be in 1 t T
es " f B dIP d. d _ comp e e
.mi rt,ary " 20, Charles-street Wt'
-, es oourne terrace, rently engaeed in ruin, TI
, e. le John Howe was Eng. & Scot, Law Life 5/.,yer cant. 50 0 0 3504/ Os ,• , ,
qtared. Fortenate,y her services were not need d
a as te
Russell, which we lieve from some best; motive pOtS -ion o un e cun an Central India. rhe
Life assoc. of Scotland 61. per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 0 71 Os
memaer
.for Oxford really contained an ap- foremost, at'id on approachino the b •
Wednesday-morning." rtg, tha crew National Fire and Life 6/. per cant. 10 0 0 1 4 0 .119 s boats, with their scores Of men suc - ' able%
; ceeded in rea b
refrained, ram publishing. We received by the '
proval of a p, 1
a enerstonian advantages of this are obvious The rear of the
Administration, and , • • Mr Mur• f on b d -
North br.tish Insur... 71. per ceiat. 200 0 0 20 o 0 .il 53 tse s_ere 111 Sa-bt
. lay urther said-I wellt to the address oar ea-li steemer were Aserved to be sho " • ' h h • f
lrat mail from Bombay no le:ter whatever from fro th great army marcntne northwerd to Rohileund will ut- y. The presentee of the lifeboat on "jc
20 0 0 1 0 0 11 15s hre
m at moment they would have none of it. The eiven in the letter, and asked for Mr. Liddell, and ing to each other, evidently occupied with the e Northern Assurance Co. dangerous o "
ccasions increases the con s fisee -
nem Calcutta w
Mr. Russell, and by the lest mail f e vote of February show Ith e P -
, rei. e x- r.einier . a,, e
th ~ h be secure, and Sir &lin Campbell will be in a ssi-
was at once shown into a sitting room facing the citement of the race. When close tth b • lc- Scottish P.royincial ... • 50 0 0 200 2/ I2s fide nee of tb le
711/ -reent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/ 14s men, who are ins •
fined manful'
o e rig, the scouts hl, rion Ins.rnc... •e, p yto contend with the °.O
received only one slip of paper with these words: had forfeited the cite it enFe .of his party-the tion to strenethen his front with troo es d .
1. iaan street door. The prisoner carne in a few minutes pilot on board the Blach D. s'l. •er cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 30/ 0
Standard Lite ... .. P s merits, and thus they often succeed, without acoident
q must defer till next mail fram Bombey the very break-hp of his e, from the banks of the Jillllll3 and the Genges If g !amend perceived the
aunted ma orit on the
3 y s late Reso• af er ' and I showed him the watch. He also imminent danger
, , and signalled to tiae John MISCELLANEOUS. bringing their craft into port. A few months ago ehlf`•-;
meagre account which I have to give of our proceed- lution will p h tro .ist t•ll 1 tli ' h ' •
.s aro s 1 wanter ere, tey must be sue- ' "
rove ow total and irr st •
e rievable that t selected. a (told Albert guard, value 12/. and then Howe te put back. It was, how t 1 t
ings here.' This intelligence we considered to c on- forfeiture has been. To have fallen from Dower 1- df • tl tl 1 f G
ple lora le iree CO umns o eneral Roberts ever, oo ae,
; asked if I ''had a stamped receipt. I made out a for; t i atter vessel dashed i t th h il f 'Hs Dividend Amount the same mis.sion to about 30 fishing boats.
cern only ourselves, and therefore did not pub- through the disgust of all s' ' Sir Hugh Rose, and General Whitlook. i, o e ea._ ot tee Name of CompanY. per of Paid. Price. ...---
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brie w•tl t • d - . Annum. Share.
mule) advocatoa of the bill and recei t
p , upon which the prisoner took up t, i 1 remen ous. force, 1 terally sl. t•
lish it, confidently expecting that the next mail very prineiples he ev
p it ing
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as supposed to pessess is ba the watch -and chain and the receipt, and saying her in two. The b
from Bombay would bring us the promised letter, enough for auy minister. To h - ' ' d ----- - - - rig went down headfore - es.d.4 B. d. BIRTHS.
ay.e tried to regain CRYSTAL PALACE.-FLOWER-SEIOW DAY.- id • • somethine about ne t 1 • enoureli money he lett most immedia,tel
. - mission 3 . o laving 0 , ea and such was the force of Acadian Charcoal Iron •• 10 002 0 0 - rOrt. .
which has not, however, yet arrived. To those who his place by plots and a t'a
r .1 tres is imute -
aeurably seven shillings and sixpence.-Saturday, May 22. Ad. the room, and I saw no more of him until this the collfsion that th • African Steam Ship .. . .. 20 0010 0 0 - BROWNING- -On the 21st inst., at 4, Glocester-place, fif
e iron steam-vessel had
will be at the pains to cousider the chanzes of the worse. But to htive so tried, a
ea rer cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - man-square, the wife of Charles Browning, Es+, °-
Assam lea •• .. • • •• •,
ne yet failed rni-er- • •
missione on payment, 3,068 ; ditto, by season tickets, triorniug, when I found him in custody on another some difficulty in getting le ftl k
e ar o le wrec . On 2%/per cent 50 0 0
post between Lucknow and Bombay this wiil not ably, presents a depth of igno • -
auctier.! MaArt; - - daughter.
mirky from which no 9,301 ; total visitors, 12 369. The number of sea 1 observing the fearf 1 iustraaan „ri C ; 17;1 23 0 fI,
son c large. u occurrence, Thos. Sa,nds, Johu t 0 19 0 0 30% c LARKE-On the 19th inst., at Woolwich, the wife °
appear extraordinary, however great the disappoint- man who has once sunk so low, can ever hone to tekets sold u to this d, alread ex- '
e - p . AY y tee_a the gross Cross-ex:mined by the prisoner-You said you ; home, and John 1-1,
arkes t lie coast-guard men on Australian Trust •• .. 81. pr cent. !00 0 0 25 0 0 25 .
L. Clarke, Esq., Royal Artillery, of a son.
ment to us and to our readers.. It has also, we be- rise again him trust or office.
number for tee prto-dmg year. a • stranan Ro al Mail - 10 0 u all 1%
~0011
must go up-stairs for some money, as you had not t nis station, put uff their b sat to render as.
~istanCe; ,tn4glo-Mexicji Mint.. 11. 105. 10 0 (;) all - Goo-EEL-On the 19th inst., Lady Margaret Le•
lieve, been alleged that, we published no intern- Now that this debate is happily over, we h p [AnveatrisemEsrl---The following is not the least rem% •Ic but thdr ff British American Land 5/. per cent 50 0040 0 0 - Gower, of a son.
gence as received by the last Calcutta mail, but that Parliament will be suffered to proceed °•-• e bl 1 t • el' • •
with a e among tie numerous ex lam inary cures without niedi•
1 - enough vvith you. , e torte were unavailing. The whole of tee t s
anada ... • • .... •• .. L. per cent 100 0 0 32 10 0 -
those who will take the trouble to refer to our im- business. From the first accession of Lerd Derb 's eine effected by Du Barry's delicious Health-Restoring la- Mr. Bennett, watch and chronometer-maker, crew of the b-i
ig, conshting of the captain four DO 5 per cent Bond, 5/. per cent St ' MARRIAGES
100 0 0 - .
elj'
pression of this day week will find. a very sufficient Ministry, the ordeel through which the Flouse lY valenta Arabica Food, of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulency, 65, Cheapside, said-e-On Tuesday last I received seamen, 'and two b- 4 were as' • •
aY• 5 ,eep in their berths
' Dit•to, 5 per cent bds 5 .per cent. tZkr
DAto, 6 per cent -6/. Der cent. St k 100 0 0 - MOFFATT- -CREY-On the 20th inst., at Horne CIO.'
-cepa
oe Ice 0 0 - Kent, William E. Moffatt, Esq., of Fulham, to ee
- refutation of this calumny." Th's is a question that • d -
just pvss was manifestly inevitable. It wasl- las
Constipation, Nervous, Bilious,and Liver Complaint-
.l.lo wn Asthma C • 1.• • s, Cough, the following letter by post :-
onsump ion, and Debility:-Maastrieht Holla 1 "V W --t ' '• when the vessel went do vn, and the fiva men Ditto 6p c. his 1874 .0 oar c t
1876 6/. per c2t • S
tecil(e 100 0 0 - cnly daughter of Hoary Grey, Esq., of London. I
can 0 i n A
n.Y oe uetermined by the amount of credit to that the ejected Ministers would in some shape or Augee,lBs4.___AL , ~Ar• • 1 1 1 1, ' ' ''' 5 ir. ' a son S compantents to Mr. Bennef, and escaped in a state of nudity, it, a manner almost Ditto,6 pc. bds
100 0 0 - ,-. Sa°' •
y aaugater , irgenie na...014,, .een eonsump- wir y. per cent. 5 0 r Iy. oANDISON-SMITH-On the leth inst., at Clapham, we
Ibe obliged if he will show him a sample of gold miraculous, from the stern of the vcssel, which was Cr= 1p
' ar
el at
ecie• e n e .e
: : : •.
all
be given to stetements put forth in th T.
e . tines. Is other bring forward a motion designed to expel tive, with diarrlicea.and night sweats, and was i a July la. t 1 -'1
s rot ne• 7i Pr• cent 50 0 50 0 4% Saudison, Esq., to Anna Algebr, daughter of the op
Our eontemporar rtl dt b ' 2
ae,m,_
0_ a yen 1 e o elief . That matter their fortunate rivele, and replace themselves on ed to each a <tate of prostration and exhaustion, that our medi w ate hei from. 40/. to coe He „,,,ki wise one with uppermost as she sunk-, and swam to a smell boat eres. ranee of France - . 40 0 all - Alexander Smith, Esq., New Park-road, Claphara-Ptb
cal men ' "
City Navigation Bonds 11,7
• ~ . per cent -
TiZebstwL_:3l2..eedy decision. On Thursday last the the Treasury bench. Parliameet and the ceunt rY she conhalenroeted there was lio hope of recovery left, and that a plain face, not hunting ; and if he can recorn. hauled to a collier lyine near.
siseirto miss/tape .. ~-i, _ _
per cud. Stock.. iOO 0 e 106% DEAT H S. lir
1 .-" The al • - and resigned to survive many da s 11 )on the reconint i
e ida- mend those winding at the pendant lie woeld pre- Twe boys were at the time berthed in the fore nee &Ans. Coe. Smelt. • - $Oll
rts al of Indian papers up were prepared for the infliction, tion of a friend, We tried Du y . 'I Re 50 0 all - ADAMS-On tho 20th inst , at.l2 Merrick-square,
Arabica, fir, as elm those that will withstand the vicissi- part of the brig, and frem the fact that the bow of Ene:&lris. Mag. T. Co. _
to the 24th, nit ,
aarlreauscvdd"ta• 50 0 0 all - wark, Mr. Robert Adacas, age:l G 7.
ithout even a copy of Lord Cam the trouble and loss of time it woul 1 involve. Brit wheel, to the astonishment oßf . Equitable. Ileversionry
.._., .0,
ning's proclera'atiwo ehanr,e for the an immediate tudes ef t
minp..rature, a, he will be from E,,g and the steamer entered. ite o the, timbere of the former 5/ per cent 100 0 0 lin 0
Date New ...... ' - ° - BYRON-Od the I.Bth inst at B I 13 11 Iv a' f
o and with only here and there as the ordeal is now complete, we trutt that it will d e better in the symptoms. After tl f t f
le irs ew
50 0 0 22 10 0 - .# ryne u ron ys; en o
a passing remark ' ' eals sl•e felt l fOr some lime to come. He will he at home after vessd. at leatt three yards, it is ',resumed that they Gen. Revers. &In • • - --
on ite s oss miserable and in six days the diarrke,a vest• ,l. p c and Ii 00 0 0 • o s James Byron, Esq., late Captain Bth Foot, and ss"
our relations with the upposed purport and on trot ba reneived. Lord Palmerston has been allowed eu. nigh- -
t sweats had left 1 ' n_ four-perhaps ho weal call ae tithe, hour or bAore were crushed to atoms. 'S
veral pers eis on she! e Gen. I. se. Col. (Lim.) , - 25 00 ' ' ° -- the late Rear-Admiral Pyren C.B.
chiefs She gained strength grad
all
of Oude, is a fact of to inquire whether the People of Eugland want ally, and in two mouths ler.
, isasef t
far more striking i
, -rnPott then wl 1 time wes • •
peifectly well. This excel- five this ziftet noon. At the seene time he may bring wi•nessed the occurrence, arid all agree in stating.
*. L' loc inu ro.4itieGamenN. aovigait ion 'ln. perm. &15 0 0 14 0 e 2614 COX --On the 21s • ''. '
t mst., at .elarwood Hall, counLY 0' -I'poe
welcome intelligenceor an wee columus of un- him again as Prime Minister ? 'ill at question-so lent remedy deserves to 1,0 '
more generally known, and a, saw p'
s , .e of gutu els, and also of' ladies' guard chains. that the brig was anchored in proper position, and Hudson's Bay..
n.i.n.b.u..s 15271. per cent 40 0 all 3 lit
Philip Z. Cox, Esq., formerly of the 23d Lie- _ .
grYdisense• I consider I alu onl •
. per cent. Stock Stock -
not be justified, indeed, i ion. We should important at all events to himself-ha,3 been Y clischargine. a most sacred fjousugiseTeford .. .. .. .. .. goons, aged tO. „of
_
n asaumine• that • ' * .'
duty iu recoinmendin, it t "As he w.ll pay cal, he trusts that eer. B. will Vett the. steamers were entirely out of their proper 2!. 53. .n 0 0 u all
proclamation would pats as a m .. i 0 such a argued with the utmost deliberation and gravity.
Su ported by testimoig.ls f o all sufrerers.--6. ZEGUF.RS. . &Na. Mauso - FREEMAN-On the 19th inst., Samuel Freeman, ‘.,'"••'
only recommend sush an article as he can tho- course. Iu order to prevent danger to the naviga- London Reversionary* 57 !.,?, 00 0 :itlil
atter of course real the following celebrated Pro
epe7 cent. 1 - Brier Lodge, Southowram, near Flalifax, aged 7n.
ria
nobody would have a word to say about ' ', that No one can say that the discussion was hurried, or fesspors of Chemistry: Dr. A tire- Dr Silo I cl• 1 de tend 11'90
, Dr. Harvey; rougli"y r k ll' lion of the river a sig,•al flag has bsen affixed to the Mex. &S. Americae - 10 0 0 all _
7,t one W 1 - .
a j tint any point in the else was insufficiently dis Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; ii,.. ;x7
,v urzrean Nat. Dis-ount Comp.. - 25 0 0 50 0 4% PAINE-0a the 22d in3t., in Lond•in, John Mairivil4
or another, or that it had baen generally r• Dr Ingram • "12 IT er Southwie -r s Cernb-idee-ter- mainmast of the, sunken vessel, the top of the tnast 1,,T,s -
..W. Gov.sp.c Paine, Esq., of Farnham, Surrey, aged 51.
ap proved cus Lord Stuart de Decies; the Dowager Countess' of Ca.sttestt ' 'PP
' k st
e°l'
' . ° -5/. pe6rdcent - 100 0 0 - -,,,,tb,
or already forgotten." We call the attention of sed. A formal judgment has at length beer; art' race,- Hyde-park. -Tuesday morning." being just visible at hieli water. During the day eon Bra Ativraiapsieabi; 10 0 all
readers to the words which wo have platted in ital?c,sur given, and there we trust the matter will be allowol Major Gen. Thomas King, and many other respectabl ''' 0 % POLLARD-On the 18th het. at St. James's-square, Is
e pet- Mr, B>
,nuett continued-The character of that conshiereblo exc.'
Lenient prevailed in the locality, e 1,,h, opf Europe, Stu,. 8/. per cent. `..0 0 0 17 10 a 2% 0
sons whose health has been restored by it, after all eNrile. Ellen Pollard, aged 9 . , Dar
The tiles of Indian pepers the 24th ult., die e to rest. It will ba " too bad" if, as some of his ' 3
, means of cure had failed, Suitably packed with full i t
other ' •
letter induced me te go myself arid I found the and hundred f • dsited the shore of tIP 1, -
us rue. . • . 1 . . ,3 0 rersans N• 1 -, eel River.
s. atentuand. Co
Land&Min. -
-2.) 0 0 ' all 19 Ili"'
2 WItODGIITON-On the !,Ist inst., at Woolley-Psr"
l• • d ' *1
L d C •
tain ample and exp uat eve] s upon or aneing's the s
un- partisans dee' t 1 .t b
,are, ie cause is o e reopenee, and • I 't ' - llb 2s Od • 2'b 4 •
Lions, n cams cis, . . ~ - • s. bd.; 51b. lls • prisoner at that address I showed him four chro- river from tut •
Alves of curiosity. 50 0 all
Pen. & Oriental Steam '7l. per cent 50 0 0 all 80% tholomew Wroughton, Esq., aged 67, .
arise issue raised under another guise upon 225, The 121 b canisters are sent carriage f- ' ' '' d h Ditto New ........ 1 ,
-.............0•0110 •••• 50 0 0 10 0 0 4- se .
procl lunation. They declared that it meant cenfisca- sone ep 121 b. see on re . nometers aud two o'her watches, an e selected Kew '
• .rsionary Int. eoc. 414/. pr cert !et. 0 0 all
e ifferent point ft' '11• • t • I I'
o nei ints erre,. poecy. Hay mid of Post-office order. Barry Du Barry, and Co., 77, .--
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tion, that it excited dissatisfaction, and that it would ing once had. 1 one at 55/. He •
aid he had selocted a gold chro- SECOND CHILDHOOD. -Mrs. Fussell, residing at Actor, a
oD ilt!oxilsT
.elw •••• • • . • 11,2/. pr ceet. 110 0 0 A 0 0 - - - --------- --0/
increase our difficulties. On the same day that the week, while Leogtitilvion smpped fur more than a Eteeent-street, London.. rnii.ortantrio!l ag .inst the fear- nometer becat sh
- t India to b if 0 c 60 LONDON : Printed and Publi crtita4
shod by MURDO e - 140.
almerston and his clique were ful clangers of spurious Imitations:-
.e Vice-Chancellor Sir 3, • ... .130 0 was golng o. ,
.c, proof nearly 80 yetra of age, who was for many years tooth- , 1
se4,,isi.). arA Step..., ii. p. share. 00 0 0 -
us, nvest. 15/. per cent. 1 0 0 all 114
Times declared, with reference to tlie files of In- urging their cla" William Page Wood granted an Injunction on the 10th March 5 u
anis the cl •
matte. I showed him the chains the less , ti t d wof new teeth Th e
, , recen yeuan en ire ro . ey outh Australian Land 7/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 36% of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at 77re Sun Offices „DV
ims to office the h -
0 co-
-112 Strand in
, , the Precinct of the Savoy, in th
dian papers, 'I No body would have a word to say tolerate a repetition
of the
, ou,e cau Ecarcely 1834, a
process. Nor, what- A 1; 'ls ronges o which was natrked 12 gu s,
eainst Alfred Hoo 11 f • • • ' St t f ' '
arry 6 evalente Arakica Foga.
per Nevi or imitaang "Du t mea but he caused la
said it was not strone enough for him, but he er a great deal of suEring:. Such an occurrence
as this is said to be without precedent. Trust and Loan Comp. 7 .. r cent. 2
V.us Dlemen's Land.. 16 P
lOs 0 0 0 5 o 0 -
. :00 00,28 10 0 13% of Middlesex, Monelay, Slay 24, 1858.
* 6 per Cent. Lends •• ~ 6 per cent - / - -

oi
Names of .., Dividend ,4 Dividend
I 1 Names of .
Companies. A per Price, companies. ti Annum, per Prim
al Annum. m
______
.............
£ .£
Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. r. et. Peak Forest. 78 51. Os.
Birmingham 40 4/: 93% Regeut's ••• • 30 17s 1%
Coventry.... 100 111. Rochdale.... 85 41. 84
Derby .. •. • • 100 6/. 15s. &Ord &Won. (45 281
GrandJunctn 100 21. pr. ct. 51% Stourlaridge. 145 121. lOs.
Do., 6 pr• Ct.,
26 10 6'. pr. et. Severn and 1 u. ics.
Grand Union 100 7s. 6d Wye Rail. 3
Kennt & Ave 40 6s. 6 , Warwick &
Leeds &Livrp .00 251. 1 Birming. 3 100 2/. _.Leicester ...• iOO 51. Warwick & 7
Leicstr &;7tl-, 83 1/. 5s , i Napton.. J 100 21. 9
LoughLorogb 143 701 ,Worcstr &
Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. I Binning. ,78 lOs. 17%
Neath • • ...• 100 16/. Wilts, 8r
0xf0rd...... -Brk, 7s. pd.
__loo 105