The Sun.
London, England, 1857-08-10 00:00:00

BEVERLEY.

The nomination is fixed to take place on this
(Monday) morning, and the election on Tuesday.
There is a good deal of excitement prevailing among
the different parties in the borough, and there
is every probability that the proceedings before the
hustings will be of a very turbulent character.
Major Edwardes, the Conservative candidate, has
daily canvassed the electors, and has also several
times addressed them publicly since his arrival.
Mr. Wells, the unsucce sful candidate at the last
election, has also made satisfactory progress in can-
vassing the constituency, and has delivered several
speeches. Mr. Glover, who was unseated for want
of qualification, issued an address on Thursday,
stating that he intended to visit the borough, and
he arrived on Friday afternoon. In the evening
he addressed a large crowd in the market-place,
and denounced in strong terms the parties who
had been instrumental in unseating him. There
appeared to be a strong feeling in his favour among
the crowd, and he was frequently cheered. As it
had been anticipated that there would during the
course of the:election be a repetition of the proceed-
ings associated with the last election, several Hull
policemen were sent for, and they will remain is
the borough until the election is over.

(Prince of Wales's Volunteers) Regiment
will proceed to Portsmouth, in charge of Lieu-
tenant J. A. Brock, and embark on board
the Sarah Sands for conveyance to Calcutta ; 50
men of the same corps are also to proceed this day
to Dublin for the purpose of embarking on board Many people are pondering whether Russian
the Ballarat for Calcutta. Reinforcements for the agency have been at work in India. A more
10th Foot and 84th (York and Lancaster) Regi- practical question would be whether it is at work
went will also leave Chatham garrison to-morrow in England. Of course, Russia is acting according
for the purpose of embarking for India. The num- to her nature and opportunities from the Caspian
her of men of those corps nnder orders to proceed to Calcutta. But the evil being notorious loses
from the Provisional Battalion are 44 non-commis- its terrors. We do our best to meet it in a
sioned officers and men of the 10th Foot and 106 of vigorous and honest way, and leave the mull,.
the 84th Regiment, with the following officers— to Providence. Our real dangers arise' from
viz., Capt. J. Catar, Lieut. P. B. Lucas, Lieut. C. involuntary agents of Russia at home. If
A. Armstrong, and Ensign J. Ball, 10th Foot. The that Power wishes to work us harm in the
whole of the non-commissioned officers and men East, what kind of missionaries will she
have been equipped, with the Enfield rifle, in the most value,—those who would pursue the vulgar
use of which weapon they have been instructed at method of sowing discontent among the soldiery
Chatham garrison. and people, or those who would contrive, without
Considerable activity prevails at the head-quay- our consciousness and without the possibility of
ters of the Royal Engineers at Chatham, where the implicating her in the movement, to delay all our About 140,000/. of Australian gold was sold to the
whole of the officers, non-commissioned officers, and communications with that region, to prevent• lation at Paris that the Paris
men are almost daily practised, under the direction f us
from cultivating friendships with neighbouring Bank on Saturday.
Company are about to make an
of Col. H. Sandham, R.E., in forming pontoon races, and to check the development of a trade that issueandoeirl:ea Railwayivusshareg amongst the shareholders.
bridges over the Medway, with other engineering might threaten to compete with her own and partly TRADE OF DIN PORT Or BRISTOL —The published re.
Rumours areinolrcu
operations, in order that the young officers and men to extinguish it ? If the latter would be her choice, turns of the trade of the port of Bristol for the year
of the Royal and East India Company's SaPPerB she has apparently no need to seek them. Among ending April 30, 1857, exhibit a large increase as coin,
The tonnage
ngargaei no,
ftiamni -
and Miners may be perfected in those branches of our own wordy formalists she will find them to her pared with the c r3B ceding 76 4 year. The gross tonnage is
military exercise previously to quitting England hand. If there be a possibility of shortening our 183,342 againstgrain,hides,timber,
for service in India. The number of Royal Engi- distance to India by one-half there will be no oc-
oh, oil, ad . tallest,
•
with the of hugeartri,p,
respectively, in 1856 was 31,334,
nears and East India Company's troops who are casion, if legislative aid is required for the task, to ber, fruit,.
exception in fact in all the staple articles of
trade,
now under instruction at Chatham is considerably set intrigues on foot to retard its accomplishment.
• al gin,
more than 1,000 men, exclusive of officers. No matter if the help demanded be but nomm ,
9 648 and 4C 895 •
*vable , , e ; and in 1857, 16,240, 24 900 and
The following vessels have been taken up for the or, at most, only such as under every enneelladly 74,372- The revenue of the docks after ) 'of al
conveyance of troops to India :—Screw steamers— contingency could not involve the outlay veretsg
the expenses leaves a balance of 6,651 paymentemeenutgotomag
Chersonese, City of Manchester, and Bombay incur in panic for a few steam-trans
Pc'til those duties received at Bristol for the month ending on the
Castle. Sailing ships—Lightning (a splendid clipper affair will be shunned or postponedt are worn out, 31st ultimo amounted to 94,024/. 10s gds
ship), Waterloo, Sedgmoor, and the Southampton. who have endeavoured to promoteit invited have [ADVERTISENIRNT.]—Among the numerous extraordinary
The French transport steamer St. Louis, about or the favourable circumstances cures without medicine effected by Du Barry's Delicious
subject on which
to take troops to India, has arrived at Queenstown. passed away. There is hardl
Y aj Health-Restoring Revalenta Arabica Food of Indigestion
The annual Admiralty inspection of the works at the people of England are at this moment more (Dyspepsia), Flatulency, Constipation, Nervous, Bilious, and
Debi-
the Portland Harbour and breakwater was made on alive than that of the Euphrates route to. the Per- , Liver Complaints, Cough, Asthma, Consumption, and
h..
of a thousand miles in our lity the following are not the least remarkable :—At 01
the 7th inst. The admiralty steam yacht Osborne sian Gulf. The saving indiges-
street, Perth, May 2, 1848.—Thirteen years' cough, .
strengthening of the Turkish
arrived in the harbour from Plymouth at 930 a.m., transit to India, the
ton and general debili have been removed by Du Barry's
of the new trade with P •'Arabica Food.— Porter. Hun-
B.
on board Sir C. Wood, Captain Milne, Sir empire, the influence
B. Walker, Surveyor-General of the Navy, Mr. and the restoration of civilization and prosperity to ton, 22d Nov., 1850.—Dear Sir,—l am happy ton
informincielbelue
Romaine, Secretary, and Commodore Eden. the land distinguished as the cradle of the human that your excellent food has relieved me from
tan
last ei ht
them to the accumulation of suffering, for which, during g
The James Baines and Champion of the Seas race, all impel undertaking. In , • ' had been tried in vain. My
years, all kinds of medicines.
clippers, Captains M'Donnell and M'Kirdy, left this, however,.
there is a sort of enthusiasm, feelings and sufferings previous to ta ino y. .
k• n• our food were the
Spithead in tow of the powerful steam tugs (which and enthusiasm, although it used to be the following
:—lndigestion, nervousness, biliousness
,ss affec-
costiveness palpitation
took them from Liverpool to Portsmouth foundation of the greatness of nations, is incon- tions of the liver and kidneys,
sins in
The sistent with a regard to precedent, of the heart, noises in the ears,. p almost all the
Resolute and Blazer at 1 p.m. on Saturday. routine, and,
body, low spirits,
James Baines took out Lieutenant-Colonels In- in short, all the ordinary elements of modern Par- thoughts of self-destruction. MaryGodsmark.
wretchedness, .
ameutar from the
gram and Legh, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonels Bur- li y life. On several occasions an attempt supported by testimonials
.D
s celebrated Professors of
ton and Turner, Captains Hawkins, Harem, has been made to bring the subject under consi- Chemistry, Dr. AndreG
Dr. wa
t t lire;ik er • Dr.ralorland ; Dr. Harvey;
Venables, Jones, Annesley, Browne, Wilkie, and deration, but the abridgement of the distance Dr. Campbell;art,c
Decies;
the
'Dow.ar•eVrur jer ; Dr. Ingram;
castle-
Ingram ; Lieutenants Harmond, Morgan, Onslow, from 28 days to 14 between ourselves and Lord Stuart
teSeenajor-Gen. Thomas King, and man otthers-s' of
respectable
Fitzgerald, Gould, Smith, Safford, Mellay, and 200,000,000 of souls whom we have undertaken to °persons, whose health has been restored byy it, e'ler all other
M'Donald ; Ensigns Parker, Barber, Cookesley, rule is not a matter to take precedence of the means of curd had failed. Sull,ab'y packed Vial full in.
Slater, Lowe, Thompson Fulford, Grey, Adju- common pedantries of the hour. The night be- structio.ubs. Ins canisters, lue 2s. 9d. ; 21b, 4s. 6d. ; _slb,
taut and Ensign Smith, duartermaster Woodroofe, fore last the wants of New Zealand—which is orn;eceipt es 121 ,
22
rof * The Post-0
fal2eleb canisters are spenut
Barry
arriagl f
Creoe,
Surgeon Barry, M.D., Assistant-Surgeons Porter, perhaps the last place in the world the public are
77, Regent-street, London.ordIeIiPO..—RTBAaNITTYCALTTION against the
Sinclair, M.D., and Drumbeck, 52 sergeants, 21 thinking about at the present moment—had to be fearful dangers of spurious imitations :—The Vice-Chancel.
drummers, 34 corporals, and 711 privates of the discussed and provided for, and yesterday evening for Sir William Page Wood granted an Injunction on the
17th Regiment. These troops are all armed with was partly devoted to the chimney-pots on Somer,- 10th March, 1854, against Alfred Hooper Nevill, for imitating
the 1853 pattern rifle, and have taken Qut 480,140- fli
Se,,-..ol.lSetheeo at St. Jam
I the size a rrafs es s' Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food.", .

THE EUPHRATES ROUTE TO THE
PERSIAN afiLF.

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The Conservatives of this boroug
ii bE. Lacon,
GREAT YARMOUTH ,
securing another candidate bes j,„_ —.tided in
a_z-zir
j
crud it yi..k,zuji;ently vaw, ~,......-,,it Saturday that the
hon. baronerthir-Would not go to the poll. The
absence of any canvassing or other arrangements on
the Conservative side would appear to favour the
supposition that Mr. A. W. Young and Mr.
Mellor, Q.C., the Liberal candidates, will be re-
turned without opposition.