The Sun.
London, England, 1861-08-07 00:00:00

111:1 Z4NCASIIIRE REPRESENTATION.

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knrii„iprg Meeting of the friends of Mr. Charles
the Conservative candidate for the repre-
-14 the of South Lancashire, was yesterday held
Il the,,TnPhitheatre, at Liverpool—Mr. F. Shand
eimilMr. Turner's address yesterday was
1101 ill ill all material points to those he has lately
ii;ered
u Manchester and other towns. Mr.
14,.°,er) however, commented upon the addresses of
tolija‘jileetham and his supporters, stating that he
t,A",,net believe that the ultra sentiments of Mr.
likii'Lnern in regard to Church and State and the
I,lth'°t Were those of the moderate Liberal party of
4;ei.aehire. He deprecated the extreme views of
tpa-h'unian Bright, and complained that that gentle-
It;;" Was perpetually railing against English insti-
Itttis whilst lauding those of France and America.
4tr• Bright, however, were in those countries to
-et
0t.,4,k L with such freedom against the ruling powers
il:" popular voice as he did at home, he would in
t4;l°lle instance be either banished or imprisoned,
the other taken to the nearest tree and
4d—ed. (Hear; cries of " Bright is a gentleman ;"
I‘,.punter cries of " Serve him right.")
Ilet:io MoRsFALL, M.P., moved that the meeting
elett Q
Constitutional means to secure Mr. Turner's
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tattiee motion was seconded by Mr. S. HOLME and
kru enthusiastically. •
li)poi J. ToBIN then moved that a committee be
tieecntecl to carry on the business of Mr. Turner's
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ktla a motion was seconded by Mr. J. RANKIN
ttPaijried unanimously, after which the meeting

Th THE .PRICE OF GOLD
,1 4 emilgotation of gold at Paris is about 3 per mille prem.,
eitchange on London is 25.35 per .£1 sterling.
k1:'14,1"113`,` these rates with the English Mint price of £3
314 4..i'er ounce for standard gold, it appears that gold is
BYtt advitchs per cent. dearer in London than in Paris.
gth from Hamburg the price of gold is 428 per mark,
""I:4l„:,,°uOrt exchange on London is 13.8 per £1 sterling.
10th,' gold at the English Mint price is, therefore, about
tnlhe eg,lset cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. .
t.,..iayt,;411e of exchange at New York on London for bills atd
th th is 1074 to 108 per cent., which, when compare
1i11,4e.',14t par between the two countries, shows that the
t4° pp.,B against England. But, after making allowance
leaoesoitereet and charges of transport, the present
Ito Profit on sending gold to the United States.

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I,lh , LATE FATAL AFFRAY IN NORTHUMBER
;4kt vlllttl'.--On enquiry, this morning, it wasH found
l
t 4 the -.4 ttior Murray, who left the Charing-cross
toh,ep
re
,%i(1:41.13? part of last week, and was conveyed to
L'tve ai°llllB mother and brother, at No. 35, Harley-street,ttended
.71, blir,°l-square, and where he is still constantly attended
from
‘gt
Vr. r, square,
is fast progressing towards recovery
vineeB of the pistol shot wounds in the neckt
between
nflichtienid
Nkid 44°1 to the farful and fatal encounter berwes
to
his
ee!: Itoberts. Major Murray strictly.ad.he
4tkpe-'llt before the coroner, and certain it is nfo.efnudrtsheor
lirqtte contemplated, either by the family and friends
.nsti_f
,!'il)lelbttir or the Police authorities, the verdict. of jh .
sable ho
and the evidence before the jury, eing
!'kezi-' 11°Iftcient to justify no further beingproceedings
j'',; th :48 Roberts, the widow, has taken possession of
,-,'l' 11,11.°Perty in Northumberland-street, belonging to
ii,4.fli,,n),lts, and will act as adm. inistra.trix ; the whole of
L 11,-,44.4re and other articles still remain on the premises,
4t hay - '°E. which the rooms were rented of Mr. Pomfret
favillg Yet expired.
;itilke. °l3r) FELLOWS' FETE AT THE CRYSTAL
4ePtaa-The annual fete of the Metropolitan
.District In•
kQi i'° 11t Order of Odd Fellows Manchester Unity Friendly
fkil4t°°k place at the Crystal Palace yesterdday. The
.°l'ee, i1.8,1111d friends of the several lodges mustere in eatgrwere
ltelit" "bing estimated that nearly 25,000 persons
e„,44tti° rlt•
'T r°trk an early hour in the morning the railway
-raill• t '°llcien-brid e was literally choked by the ex-
kelatetitts
mad' owl g
1144148 , owing, however to the. admirable arrange.-
f , °Y the company, the trains crowded with their
kr 11 -rtights left theplatform at short intervals, and as
14rte be°4l4 be learned thout the slightest mishap. Very
eitql;f4lltbers also came to the Palace by the road, espe-
ticte :41 Wol wich -and Mitcham. The special attrac-
tillet.• -131ideci Oneluded a balloon ascent by Mr. Coxwell,
Illtirele !allies and pastimes, the great fountains and the
-'llibleBre;`" a Waterworks. The society consists of 32,000
114 ite
]yet
whom about 20 000 are located in London..,
,4111 clotc:!:'et i 8) by means of entrance fees, subscriptions,
'Lilting ''l°°s, to raise funds for the relief of its members
ktide areeickileßS or on the death of relatives. Separate
Detsesstbacribed for Management and incidental
eeixr:
Ilt/istalae,es the relief of casual brethren in distressed
f 4 lett,;, „
.ot
the -.'
Ir°lll Nice states that the materia_alsr
are
ar
.e?tatructiou of the railway bridge over the N
lite :I°ltig every day, and that the works of the
ide, l'akees• The bridge tot4ll2:tiat'vedu b;ralr, caourndineneed between Cagnes and St.
gereevberei parried on actively at
theng Nar is to be 22 metres
trttft(3. and is to serve both for the railway and for ordinary
Qt viti,:t,t ig to be in iron, and will be terminated in a year,
''M
tiale
the
tailway t 9 Nice will be opened.

Closing Business
Share Railways. Paid
Price. Done.