The Sun.
London, England, 1850-08-26 00:00:00

EXHIBITION OF 1851.

The following cireu'ar (f. important instru-tions to
parties intruding to exhibit has been issued to all the
committees of the Uuited Kingdom by the executive
committee:—

Sir,—l am instructed by the executive committee to
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transmitted by local committees to the ex,..cutive com-
mittee; and
I have to request that you will move your
local committee to take the necessary steps for trans-
mitting the whole of the returns on or before that date.
The local committee will of course fix such final period
as it may think desirable for receiving the demands
from the exhibitors themselves in its neighbourhood, so
as to enable the local committee to comply with the
wishes of the Commissioners to receive its return on or
before the 31st of October. At the same time it is de-
sirable to impress upon exhibitors the great facility they
will of )rd to the arrangements if they will send in their
demands immediately.
" I ail further instructed to beg you to call the atten-
tion of exhibitors to the absolute Eecessity of all re-
turns being pmsed through a local committee, and to
make them understand that it will be indispensable that
all articles sbou'd be subinit!ed to the local committee
for approval, and be certified by the local committee
aecordinxly, before they can be examined by the core-
mittee of the building.
" I send you' a new edition of tbo ' Decisionr,' and
beg leave to direct your attention to Decisions 15s, 53,
56. GO, 61. If you desire to have any copies of this
new edition they will he supplied on application for
them.
" I have also to request that you will have the kind-
ness to communicate this letter to the chairman of your
commute", and the mayor cf your town (if there bo
one), as coon as possible.
" I have the honour to bp, Sir,
1 - ' " Your obedient servant,
" W. pIGBIT WYATT, ±SeC.
" Olc9 for the Executive Committee, 1, Old Palace-yard,
WeliMinSt4r, august 22, 1850,"

The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the
Dundalk and Enniskillen Railway was held yester-
day, but no dividend was declared, and the report
read was only agreed to on the condition that a com-
mittee of five should be appointed to confer with the
directors, and go with them through an inspection of
the accounts. The Right Hon. Ed ward Lucas, deputy-
chairman of the company, took the opportunity of •
resigning his office, as he saw no prospect of an im-
provement in the state of tha country. Unless a
change for the better took place before the next half-
yerly meeting, he would quit the country and go
abroad.

There is nothing new to report as to the condition
of the crops.
The Lord qbAncallor has named Maws. Curtis and
Woodlock stockbrokers to Acheson Lyle, Esq., the
newly-appointed Master in Chancery.
The ratepayers of Dublin are all just now on the
alert to quality for the burgess roll, under the new
Corporation Act, which comes into operation in No-
vembn. next, and requires that the specified rates shall
be paid b. fJre or on the 31st of the present month to

DUBLIN STOCK AND SHARE LIST, AUG.
Three per Cent. Consols, 94 4 ; ditto for Account,
9.h September, 96i ; Three-Lnu- a-Quarter per Cent.
Stock, 97 1; Four per Cent. City Deb. of 921 6i. 2d.,
734 ; National Insurance Company, 2.5/. paid, 21i ;
Mid ind Great Western and Railway Canal Company,
47/. 103. 261.