The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-20 00:00:00

BANKING D.E

i'roprietors'capital .. 14,553,000
nest ...... • 3,333,494
Public deposits (in-
cluding Exchequer.
Commissioners of
National Debt, Sav-
ing's Banks, and
Dividend Accounts) 7,603,17156
other deposits ...... 9,441,178
-even Day and other
81115........ 685,7 i

£35,617,399 I £35,6 t 7,399
M. M&RSIIALL, Chief Cashier.

Dated the 18th day of June, 1857.

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
the Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from t:.:43 returns made in the week ending Juno
16, 1857, exclaOivo of the Duties of Customs pai en
payable thereon, oil the importation thereof into
sGreat
Britain : . d.
From the British Possossik.mis in America............ 46 2

CRYSTAL PALACE. —GREAT HANDEL FESTIVAL
Third Day, Friday, June 19.—Tot.al number of visitors,
E H
AT
TsoosuETITgAALSiir—ToMNE._ETAIN
meetingo r T lilE
of Et Dh
el C AmLePd
ißcoa i
71 :
Ns, 2::
01,2
LN.
Men of the town and neighbourhood of Southampton
the
,„..-.4 held in that place on Thursday, Dr. Oke in
chair. The chairman having read Mr. S. Herbert's
speech ii: the House of Commons, said he only recol-
Neu(' one cape of ague occurring in the town, and that
was imported. ,everal other medical men testified to
the freedom of Sout.:.!`ampton and neighbourhood from
each. Of
disease generally and og,ne in particular, arid resolutions
g e
Tt 11l el:1AI e
anT addressed
TREASUREStbeEmxelieitsirgli.ro.
lit .
were unanimously passed e,libodying thoatnoTphinuirosnda.
Thursday, the
W. Buller, Mr. Dusantoy, Osborne, and other
fashionable day, 4,262 persoes entere,l with season
tickets', and 3,553 on payment of half-a-erowl:
these 2,537 arrived by railway. Yesterday, the,
e was a
more limited attendance. Arnonvst the visitors were
mittee to make arrangements for
Sir Robert acd Lady Emily Peel, Hon. Capt. Dawson,
The Town Council of Salford had a meeting yesterday,
and appointed a sofa
giving her Majesty a fitt!ng reception on passing through
the borough on her way to the Art Treasures Exhibi•
tion. The committee were not to be limited as to ex-
pense. An address of congratulaton was voted to her
Majesty, which is to be presented to the Queen at the
Exhibition. On her way through Sailor 1, on Wednes-
day, the 30th instant, it is understood that the Queen
has consented to drive through Peel Park, to see the
marble statue of her Majesty ereo,,ed there, and
Manchesterexe-
estye
nter 8 Ttohwe n
have decided to erect two triumphal arches, one near
and on in Stretford New-road, near the exit from th,..
borough of the royal cortege, on th • th A t
err way to e r
Treasures Exhibition.
THE BEALE TOURS.—Mr. Beale has just concluded
arrangements ifor his annual musical tours in the pro-
res at the close of the opera season ;•and the announce-
we oCraouungehi ,l
went th: has put forth presents such a combination of
attraction; that the result promises to be most satisfac-
tory to all pas.. Amongst the more distinguished
members of his con:flany are Madame Grist, 'Madame
Alboni, Madame GassiCr, and Signor Mario ; and these
•Ir in a series of concerts and
favourite artistes will apps.
musical entertainments, embraCingth at Her Maj y
's e choicetst morceaux
which have delighted the audiences est
Theatre and the Lyceum during the present season.
The "Opera Recitals," which formed a leading charac-
teristic of the performances last autumn, will not, it
seems, be repeated this year : but a most desirable sub-
stitute will be found. in those miscellanetras selections
which, after all, are better adapted to the, concert-room
than any musical entertainment which quires the laid
of costume to render it effective.
.