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London, England, 1844-07-25 00:00:00

SPIRIT cf the PUBLIC JOURNALS. LLOYD'S SHIPPING. '
FROM THE EVENING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. 1 LONDON, JULY 24.-Wind easterly, light breezes, and fine..
GLOBE.-The O'Driscoll case was
„last evening : DEAL, JULY 23.-Wind E.S.E. moderate.-Sld. Susan,
brouhgt before the House of Commons by Mr. Ross. Liverpool and Calcutta; Southampton, Calcutta; Charlotte,
The facts and circumstances of this monstrous perver- Bombay.;; Isabella, Newport and Bombay ; Cove, ditto and
sion of power by the Irish Government are fresh in the St. Helena. 1 . . .
. recollection of the, public, from which they will not j IcirztiNscEE'eu.tYy. 22,02'.:_re: Venus, Ichaboe.
s!peedily be obliterated. The debate in the House of 1
.Peers, in the last week, on-leird Fortescue's motion on - POWLO4H,L JULY 23.-Wienr4E.S.E.-Sld. Malabar,
Bombay.
the lame sukect, had already furnished the defence of OFF, DARTMOUTH, JULY' 23.-Rookery, Bourne, China,
the Government to this charge upon its administra:ion ' kit anchor gamins, sails, bulwarks, &c., in a hurricane, 26th,
of the prerogative. There was, therefore, nothing of in the Staler of Sunda, lat. 12 S., lon. 96 E. ; Countess
novelty in the discussion of last evening. The debate i Eglinton, St. Vincent's ; Viscountess Chateaubriand, Val.
was not, however, &void of interest ; nor will it be paraiso to Havre, out 95 days ; Oneida, New York for ditto.
without its effect. The Government may show itself OFF SALCOMBE, JULY 22.--e Mayflower, Hobart Town.
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Chindarclward, Cochin; Emily,
E.S.E.-Sle. Spermaceti,
alike m PLYMOuTu, JULY 23.
deaf to the voice of reason and prudence ;it ay
.
even manifest a stolid indifference both to the estimation 1 Quebec. Off: Thomas Henry,
• • . Anderson, Calcutta • Conservative, Ichaboe; Industrie,
in which its character is herd in this country, and to the 1 Bahia for Hamburgli.
dangers which the impolicy-ef its rule tends to produce in ISot:Tirane-rose JULY" 23.-Arrd. Liverpool steamer, Gib-
the sister kingdom. But it is impossible for the repeated , railer, with the Peninsular mails.
instances of fatuity whirl} the Government is constantly I-. Faemotrrit, JULY 23.-Wine E., moderate.-Arrd. Idare,
exhibiting in Ireland-and in matters intimately con: Adair, and Apparition, Ines, Rio Janeiro; Lucile,Thle,Jaconel,
fleeted with the cause of the dissatisfaction which per- Ist, Gnir, Pernambuco; Mars, -Wemyss, Aux Cayes. Off,
i Burley, Jamaica; Mary Mitcheson, Di Ewen, Port Phillip ;
vades the mass of the population in that, land .of .misrule
-to be exposed to public view, without producing a . La Belle Alliance, Prices, Singapore; Carl, Heaton, Batavia ;
• Ude foe Rotterdam • Marquis of Hastings, Biddle,
powerful effect on the thinking part of the coutinunity
;Catherine Jamieson 11 cvh'aision, and Johns Baratlett, W-
in both countries. Ministers may for a time 'Succeed in i cotta; Layton, Co4manul,eno, 8 tr,ariesso.; Sei,
Lightning,
1
obtaining. Parliamentary majorities wheh their Irish : Helen Jane, Fisher, Bu 3 111tillid
policy is impugned in Parliament ; but the effect upod Rio ; Republic, New York for Bremen.
the public mind does not pass away with the division, I LIVERPOOL, JULY 23.-Wind S. W. light, Arrd. Ann,
The facts remain-memorials of the treatmeat which Bombay; Orina, Singapore; Anna Mary and Glendaragh,
statesmen, as they call themselves, deem it consistent Calcutta: John Moore, Bombay; Heart of Oak, aliDonald,
with their reputation as a Ministry, and with the safety Mauritius; Thomas Worthington, Lima ; Clio, Buenos Ayres ;
of a country they undertake to govern, to adopt-toward Courier; Bahia; Lutus, Watson, New Orleans; Persia, Mo-
a sensitive and, at present, provoked and staling peo- bile; Thomas P. Cope, Philadelphia; John G. Coster, New
York... SM. Mary Pring, Valparasio; Elora, Africa; Lord
pee. It is not, therefore, a needless labour-a wa,te of
Seatcn, St. Andrews; St. Andrew, Ichaboe; Williams,
time and words, as some of the Ministerial journals ins Africa; Sarah and Amelia, New York ; Mountaineer, Que-
tiniate, and would willingly induce a belief-ato iterate bee." Off, Earl Grev, Adriana, and Tyree. .
the facts of such instances of misgovernment. The The Lord Ashburton, hence to. St. John's, New Brunswick,
public mind is thus saturated with proofs of the indis- went ashore and, bulged,- 21st mstanteat Strangford; crew
position or incapacity of Ministers to preserve peace and saved. , • '' * -- ' "
security in Ireland-they leave the House of Commune The Red Rover was seized by the authorities at Prince's
without excuse,
.if it persist in supporting them .in a Island (Africa) for nothaving a register.
course fraught with danger and dirigrace-and they will MOVEMENTS OF THE -TRENCH NAVY.
at length, if slowly, yet surely, induce thief reaction in Extract of a letter at Lloyd's from their agent at
the constituencies which will deprive the men who now Gibraltar. dated July 14:-
abuse
the power with which they have been entrusted, " The French Government-steamer, Pluton, with his
of further opportunities of mischief. We therefore invite Royal Highness the Prince de Joinville, arrived at this
attention to the debate of last evening, us one which port from 'Oran, on the night of the Bth inst.; steamed
compensates by the importance of its character for the for Tangier the following morning, and returned to
absence of novelty. The conduct of the Govern, her anchorage the same evening.
meat in the case of ea:' individual magistrate , . " The French line of battle ships (of the first class),
is ie4liestive of the spirit by which it is ac- Suffren, Jernenapes, and Triton, also the frigate Belle
tuated v.-ith reference to the body of the magistracy Poule, which were in Algesiras roadstead, have this day
in Ireland. The good cif the people-the equit- sailed to the westward, and said to be bound for Cadiz to
able and satieactory administration of the laws among await the issue of the negotiations now pending with
the entire community-the determination to preserve the Emperor of Morocco."
tho law from the reproach to which unworthy or uro. Extract from the Gibraltar Chronicle of July 12:-
suitable magistrates expose it in the estimation of the ." A frigate signalised three leagues distant to the
people- .these are not the considerations that prevail eastward this morning; did not show,her colours until
with our present rulers. An 0 Brien, who had made him. her Majesty's ship Warspite fired a gds ' and hoisted the
self conspicuous ad' a renegade repealer; who recently demand as she passed Europe Poitt to the west, when
beslavered O'CoreLell with laudations as the saviour she showed French colours. Her decks 'were crowded
of his country,"ancl repeal as the only means by which with people." 7 ' .
its salvatioo'cohld be secered; but who has become the NOTICE TO 'MARINERS.
situp: rator of the feeler and the cause which he so TORRES STRAITS, BEACON ON RAINE ISLAND,
lately' espc,ll,,ed-this man W4S selected by the Govern. NEW SOUTH WALES.
Writ for a stipendiary raagistrate ! 'That the people "Admiralty, July 22, 1844.
would have no confidence ie his admini-tration was re. " Sir,-I am commanded by my Lords Commissioners
garded as of no importance by those who selected: him. of the Admiralty to transmit to you herewith, for the
The object wae te offer a bounty to renegades ; and to informit'ion of the Committee for managing the affairs
exhibit Mr. O'Brien as a :specimen of the qualities of Lloyd's, extracts of a letter from Captain F. B. Black-
which the Government was dlsposed to purchase, wood, of her Majesefs ship Fly, dated Sydney, 18th
in order to eneouraee their appearance in the of March last, rest:beefing a beacon on Raine Island.
market. 11r. O'Driscell was superseded by the Lord " I am, Sir, your most obediefit servant,
Chancellor for a series of acts, ear. any one of which " SIDNEY HERBERT.
his hence would have been removed 'from the com 7 "To William Dobson, Esq., Secretary, Lloyd's."
Extract of a letter from Captain F. P. • Blackwood,
tnissien by any Government worthy of the name. But
Isis cause ea, tak, r, up by this party Which in Ireland of her Majesty's ship Fly, dated 18th March,. 1844, at
has invariably dictated to Tory Government; what they Sydney, and addressed to the Honourable S. Herbert:-
should do. and what the y should not do; in such mattere. " I have the honour of informing you of our sailing
The Qs•ole, thus coerced, proved too etrong fa' the for Torres Straits, to continue our survey, and for the
Chanceller. The man wile had shown himself in- purpose of building a stone beacon on Raine Island.
" I purpose erecting a circular* stone tower,. of fifty
capable of restraining . hie hands from violence, and his
tongue from insulting the magistrates on the bench, will) feet in height, twenty.five feet in diameter (base), six-
were compelled to vi,.i; his violence with a tine-thih • tecnfeet diameter (top),, to be painted in black and
intemperate and reetileeS man, whie had acted Us white bands, each band to be one-third of the height
judge -le s cue in win !I ac was also - the'aeeuser an -of the building.
the nitecae-and (contrary to the Petty Sessions Act) " I believe that the beacon may be built in the course
chose his owa house ao th;seene of the moistrous exhie iof the ensuing season, and when completed, and the
Melon-=ale sin the else of his tenant; Suletva,n, hail track surveyed to Cape York (which I purpose also
shows' himself the tyrant of his little demesne, as crud doing this season), I have no hesitation in saying, that
• a..s he • was n,:inst-t his 'man, whose ''complicated_ Torres Straits may be as safely passed through, as
demerits woad disgrace any bench' of justice, and any other strait in the world, and the passage may be
w'eo aas rieaoeouslv dismissed from the maxis- made in three days. taking the precaution of anchoring
each night whilst inside the reefs."
tray as uu it to rtenaina a member of the body---
wee; six neeehs afterwards reinstated, on the memorial EEAST INDIA SHIPPING.
of a Get of partisans who sympathised with him in his Arrivals-Marquis of Hastings, Biddle, from Benge,
slisasissal, and who apprehended that if magistrates were. off the Lizard, sailed March 6, Cape, May Is, St. HO.
teo severely dealt with for such .peccadillos as those Mi. f,
lens, June 4; Emily, Anderson, from Bengal, off Pik
A. 0-f friseoli had committed, that a sufficient 'lumber If mouth, sailed March 2, Cape May 16, passed St Helenh
"s4enthenen " would not be found to perform the duties .June 1; Heart of Oak, M'Donald, from Mauritius, at
el oessistrates in the " wild districts" of Ireland ! , Liverpool, sailed April 11, St. Helena, May 25; Hydera-
STAND-aRD.-The case of Mr. O'Driscoll's r - bad, Robertson, from Bombay, off Brighton, sailed April
app,,intraent to the magistracy was ag•ain dragged for- 2, St. Helena, June 8; Countess of Minto, M•Millat,
ward. lyy a Mr. n.ss, who appears, by the ParliamentaTe froth Bengal, off Salcombea•sailed Feb. 29, St. Helene
lietiro he* a Member for Belfest, but of whom we kno v Alay. 21 ; Thomas Henry, Chtirchward, from Ceyloii,
. etetheie more. The motion of Mr. Rose, which was feir Off Plymouth, sailed Feb. 3, 'Cochin April 1, St. Helene'
an atliirees to remove Mr. O'Driscoll, was seconded lay June 5; Mayflower, Headley, from Van Diemen's Lea,
Mr. Dillon Browne, of whom we do remember thit off Salhombe, sailed Hobart Town, March 10;
.Maify
hr. was returned for Mayo shortly after ate Mitcheson, MtEwen, from Port Philip, off Falmouth,
Incuilo Archbishop of ~ Tam, Wllale, boasted sailed March 1 ; Carib, Heaton, from Batavi ,
of his power to return e two cowboys" for the off Falmouth, sailed April 1, St. Helena, May 27 ;
county in qnestion. But whetter Mr. Dillon Browne La Belle Alliance, Pryce, from Singapore, ff
lee; or AVIS not returned by an extre•re exercise of thet Falmouth, sailed March 2, St. Helena Mel)
pewee ee a ave no means by which to decide. We sh.,tild 22 ; John Bartlett, from Bengal, off Falmouth.
owe an sip logy to oar readers for turain adverting to
.sailed Feb. 24, Sc. Ilelena, May 31 ; Catheriee
tinsmini ary grievance, notwithstanding Oat the Routes Jamieson, Hutchinson, from Bengal, off Famouth, smite
thorteht it deserving of a grave debate upon the very Feb. 9, Cape, May 3, St. Helena, May 21 ; Orissa,
night en which the Al preeriaton Act was announeedh- Smith, from Singapore, at Liverpool, sailed March 13,
that death-warn rig oi the sessien-we should, we say, St. Helena, May 27 ; John Moore, Withycombe, from
owe en aneeigy foe again adverting to this Bombay, at Liverpeol, sailed March 3, St. Helena, Ma‘
trumpery grievanee, were it not that the Irish Romaniet 16 ; Anne Mary, Faulkner, from Bengal; at Liverpodi,
iMealeers enpartrd to the discussion a new and amusieg ',ailed March 3, St. Helena, May 20 : Earl Grely,
character, by mating a contrast between the case of Mr. M'Wear, from Bengal, at Liverpool, sailed March 5, St
Oleriscoil amid that of tee dismissed repeal maxis- Helena, May 24 ; Rookery, Bourne, from China, off
traces. Let -us fer a moment follow up this Falmouth, sailed Feb. 17, St. Helena, May 26 ; Conser;
contrast. Of what has Mr. O'Driscoll been. guilty] ? vative, M`Lachlan, from Ichaboe, at Plymouth, sailed
Of at personal ch-linqueheies-delinquencies ii;ot May 20, St. Helena, June 1; John Line, Edwards, frniu
committed in Ins judicial capacity, or in hiS 03- Bombay, .off Plymouth, sailed . March 24, St. Heleria,
haml character, as a public officer. These de141... June 8 ; Borneo, Pollock, from Bengal, off Plymouth,
eel; itch a have been, in our judgment, greatly overrated sailed March 21 ; True Briton, Consitt, from Bombay,
on both 3-Eel ; but all at least admit this, that they affx off Bridport, sailed March 18, Cape, May 17 ; Emerald
no seen of dishonesty, diehohour, or disloyalty, or of I de, Curling, from China, off Dover, sailed
anything but detect of temper, and perhaps of convein- March 7, St. Helena, May 27 ; Brenda, Has-
te mal god manners. Mr. liDriscoll is, in fact, e
'April ; Andromeda, Sutton, from New South Wales
acme d lep, from Mauritius, off Plymouth, sailed Bth
of neth•ng ehich rainy good men and loyal subjects h v
i
net den-, are net doe g, and will not continue to 0, off Falmouth, sailed from Sydney 15th March ; Mount-
to the end of time. Now, let us turn to the rep al stewart Elphinstone, Eagles, from Bengal, off PIS mouth,
mngistretes. Having taken the oath of allegia ce sailed 2d March, St. Helena 28th May ; New Exprees,
these nen have promoted or attended monster mehe Hewett, from Ceylon, off Falmouth, sailed 24th March,
bags, which it A',B their se orn duty to prevent onto Ascension Ist June.
Arrivals in Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope-Enmore,
disperse. Having ftle, swot nto present to the utm st
of their powee the, commission of all treasons,. felon*
Georgetown, Bell, from London, and sailed 9th to awl - misdeMeanours,' they have allied thetesel es
Syd-
to n, te,nspiracy, the mile-red end of which s, . Ellis, May 7, from. London, and sailed 9th to Sydney ;
ney ; Harmony, Douglas, Bth, from PernambuCo.
Departures from Table Bay-Louisa, May 4, to Ma-
cermet, as they have been assured by both
hoe ; John Graham, to Mauritius ; Urania and Sylvia,
the Crew') anti the Parl'amert, be accomplished liut
by seceessful treason. 'Hwy ]care *tilliea th - to Ichaboe ; Armata, 7th, to Rotterdam ; Esperance,, to
rev, sto a ceps'-erects, the daily acts of which, as the .e. Ichaboe.
'r cords of the 'rah (tenet of Queen's Bench show,_ wre Arrival in Algoe Bay-ILKS. Bittern, May 2, from
In
vniol_encerie ues of the very highe-t classi-misdem a-
Mozambique and Port Natal.
iioore elesely ernneeimeting to tha crime ,of t ni- Arrivals at St. Helena-Lowther, May 31, from Coast
son of Africa, and sit]: June 3 to Havre ; Globe, June 6, from
e ' itsela- end of this amoent of perfidy and er e
el have siren redly, in defitoece. of repeated frien ly ,Bourbon, and sailed 7th' to Marseilles; Gurli, 7th, from
ue warnings' of tie Eeeeve. Why. if the qa. , Batavia to Stockholm ; Mandane, from Bombay; Wil-
t
lifieltieee Ihr a reae'str.oe were simply vegeta e, Liam Pitt, from Mauritius ' • Flora, from Coast of Africa ;
these ell riders who I aee so positivele, as well Cypress, from Calcutta ; Marius, Bth, from Bourbon ;
as scan latemelee violated their duty as shbjects ought not Amy, from Coast of Africa ; Duchess of Northuinber-
to lx,, ieclieleilin the ceinm:ssion of the pence. But the. land, from China, and sailed to London.
qmaiticatieav for a magistrate are not merely negative- ' Departures from St. llelenie--Lady M‘Naghten, May
it is his duty to enforce therelatee and, therefore, a is -.29 to Rotterdam ; Bromleys, June 7 to London ; Se-
his necessary ettelificatien to be cordially clisp4ed nator, to Cowes ; Eliza Scott, Bth, to Ascension.
to :assert the law's authority-further, it is his
duty to co-operate sincerely and zealousy vi ith
the Es ecutve in preserving the public peace, and
providing against whatever can endanger the pu dic
peace. But can such zealous co-operation be reasonlbly
expected . from men who urge the people to upite
for an object which the Soverfign and the Legis-
lature have again declered shall be resisted elven
by arms if necessary ? The repealers are inot
merely unqualified for the commission of the peke,
they are disq'malified by (heir own acts. And Iwe
de, not hesitate to say, that in case of teeessitei, it
wouhl he much more proper to replace the dismii.sed
repealers by so many woolly-headed blacks from IJae
make then restore • them. 1w general intelligence
sail deeency of conduct the negroes might have :but.
e. :teal! aduintsge, though they probably would liave
porno; but in the freedom from disqualifying gpilt,
they ameld have a clear and decided superiority.
?ill-. Da'eell O'Connell is one of the dierniSaed.
Would Meesrs. Ross and Shell aed Dillon Brokvne
:trope=s te le ad the list with his name ? . By the Way.
when the i-estoration of Mr. O'Driscoll, unconvicted of
art: prent.ii mere gm-,. than a trifling assault, is niade
th subject of eemp.sint, it enght to be rerriem-
bered teat the When: ploced Mr. O'Connell: in
the comrnissaon of Ole peace after his conviction.
open a plea of :uilty, of a seditious misdemeanour, :and
even prop‘oed to lam to take the hie hest seat tipl the
E vehequer Bench. One seal m. re: Is .the ses,,i nto
be seff red to exeire without calling the attemion of
Thel'ameht to the pr seeatien of Mr. Fry, at liestioni-
mot. i' V, at are the Iriek P, otesamt 'Members aboht?

ORDINATION.

At a general ordination holden in the Cathedral
Church of Durham, on Sunday the 14th instant, by the
Lord Bishop of Chester, the following gentlemen were
admitted into holy orders :
Deacons of Oxford—Walter Chamberlain, 8.A., Cor-
pus Christi College ; William Henry Arrot, 8.A.,
Queen's College ; Arthur Thomas Whitmore Shadwell,
M.A., Baliol College ; John Thomas, 8.C.L., Trinity
College ; Henry Brooks, 8.A., Brasenose College ;
John Taylor Pigot, 8.A., Brasenose College ; John
O'Brien, 8.A., Queen's College ; Edward Jackson
Dixon, 8.A., Queen's College ; Francis Gartside Tip-
ping, 8.A., Brasenose College.
Deacons of Cambridge Lonsdale Formby, 8.A.,
St. Peter's College ; Edward Henry Gregory, 8.A.,
Corpus Christi College ; Charles Philip Wilbraham,
8.A., St. Peter's College ; John Robert Parr, 8.A., St.
John's College ; William Spence, 8.A., St. John's Col-
lege; Henry Flamer Stedman, 8.A., St. John's College;
Frederick Thackeray, 8.A., Gonville and Coins College;
John Booker, 8.A., Magdalen Hall ; Robert Whittaker,
13. A., St. John's College ; Charles White Underwood,
8.A., St. John's Coll. go; Edward Fawcett Neville Rolfe,
8.A., Trinity College ; John Atherton Kershaw, 8.A.,
Trinity College.
Deacons of Dublin—James Pease, 8.A., Trinity Col-
lege ; George Marshall, 8.A., Trinity College ; Joseph
Telford. 8.A., Trinity College ; William O'Meara, TH.-.
rity. Coiltge ; :he two last by letters dimissory from the
Ili-hop of Down and Connor.
Deacons of St. Bees College. Cumberland—Henry
SeweP, Henry Thoicas Rees, Henry Nembhard, John
Lowthian, John Edmund Leeson, Thomas Allnutt,
George Crightun, John Crump, William Robert Duncan,
Thomas Craven Humfrey, George Leopold Longland,
Henry John Lodington.
Priests of Oxford—Rev. Charles Kilshaw Dean, 8.A.,
Queen's College ; Rev. John Booth, 8.A., Brasenose
College ; Rev. William Fountain Addison, 8.A., Wad-
hem College ; Rev. Edward Pedder, 8.A., Brasenose
College ; Rev. John Mutton Crowder, M.A., Merton
College ; Rev. John Groom, 8.A., Wadham College.
Priests of Cambridge—Rev. Simond Houghton She-
rard, LL.B., Christ's College ; Rev. George Tatam,
8.A., Catherine Mil ; Rev. Joseph Aframus Burrows,
8.A., Corpus Christi College; Rev. John Samuel Bage,
R.A., St. John's College ; Rev. Charles Badham, 8.A.,
- - Emmanuel College ; Rev. Joseph Ilollingworth, 8.A.,
Tito gre.tt e.loposr Spolir has just terminated a
College ;
Catherine ; ;ley, I it. h rn 13. A., Trinity
visit a a to Parle. The permission of his Sove- . John. oy s, 8.A..-
Rev' R. ti 'l4a9
Christ's College.
the rector of Giese', was with peat difficulty ob—
tained, and bt 1.1.4 given Eta time when all the concerts of - ,
rists of Dublin—Rev. Abraham Hume, 8.A., Tri-
Paris had ceased, bet the leading orofessors, with Al.Habeneck -
nits olleg,e ; Rev. William MorrisColles, 8.A., Trinity
at their head, anxio:ts to testify their respect for Spohr, re- I „ Col,l,ege ; Rev. James Cox, 8.A., Trinity College.
united that g.-.•and orchestra of the Conservatoire, and gavenests of St. Bee's College, Cumberland—Rev. John
the pastoral sl niphony Be2thc-...eri, with the last symphony
Rieytnerrn,Rev. Ralph Kinder, Rev. Thomas Ellerthorpe,
. skritten Spohr hiraselt; with the perfection for lylleh that R . Russell Cope, Rev. Benjamin Hayward Brown,
orchestro.is highlt zeie!Jrated a!! ..:ve'rEitmpe. No homage . ev. ,rur.eis Busteed Ashley.
coull i.e .none ar 'eat than that p.tcl by the musicians Of Paris
,luri;ag this visit. ROYAL GENERAL DISPENSARY.--Yesterday
a
R ECVNT A11f.1":2.1.3 AT EUXTON.—IIis Grnee the
general meeting of the Governors of this Charit • was
Duke of D'vonshire Rod !Jr. Cordell, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir held in the Board-room of the Dispensary.Ald
Even Lo-tt and Livly Triruleston, Sir Dmican Cameron,. ersgate-
street, for the purpose of electing a Physician to the
Institution. The
to4y Phillip. and the Misses Colonel Thompson, . Secretary, Mr. Wood, having read the
Captela W. 11. Ball, Lieut.-Colonel Mathewson, Colonel minutes
f the
preceding meeting, a ballot was - taken,
Tato, the Lady 4,244T101.14 Geeville, Sir Thomas Briggs, and : when Dr. Klein Grant, the author of several successful
&v. medical publications, was elected.

MONEY 3IATIKET -and CITY NEWS:
CITY. TUESDAY EvENtx,c.
TI ES.—The premium on gold at Paris is 10 1:41:Faille.
which, at o,:e .English Mint price of 31. 17s. 10:14, per
auw:e for tatalaril gold, gives an exchange of. 2 ,
401 ; anti the exchange at Paris on London at shot.
being 2. 50, it follows that gold is 0.37 per cent.
dearer :a London than in Paris.

price of gold 433
srlvices from ilainburgin the
per inark, at die Engiiih Mint price of 3/.175. 100.
gives an exchalige of 13 9 ;
per ouneo for standstrd gold,
and the exchange et Iffenburgh on London at shot!
both?, 13 4, it fol;ows that gold is 0.41 per cent.
denre: in fiamburgli thin in London.