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... Plat 4nifffifffurf. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. The following telegrams have been received:- PARJs, Friday.-Thle Moniteur of this morning contains a decree to the effect that foreign shares and securities may be negotiated at the Bourse, after two-fifths of their value has been paid up. Previously it was necessary that seven-tenths should be paid up. The Mcniteur further announces that their ...
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... PROFESSOEL ANDERSON IN AUSTRALIA on Things Theatrical at the Antipodes. TO T3H EDITOR OF TR A ERA. I Melbourne, June 13, 1859. Sir,-Thiegc have changed in Melbourne as they have in Sydney. The Theatre Royal has gone from Mr. Coppin, and the Princess's is no longer under the management of Mr. Black. The entire aspect of Melbourne has also undergone a transformation. Shops that were occupied by ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF TRIE DAILY NEWS. Q *l _L r I ?? a few words from one who is neither an architect, builder, nor mechanic, but an occasional em- ployer of each, may not be out of place just at this moment. I It appears to me that if the mseter builders ever intend to hold their ground, now is the time or never. They have for years past been found fault with, when they sent in their customers' ...
... WVAT.E1UI'ORD.AND LIMtEZUCK IAlLT WAY. The following is the aubstance of the report of the directors to be submitted at the 28th half-yearly general meeting on the 27th inst.: The directors invite attention to the annexed statement of accounts for the half year ending June 30th last, which ex- hibjit, when compared with the statementfor the cmuespond- ing period in 1858, the following res.lts, ...
... NA VAL AND MILITARY. I ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 25.-ArIOINTMENTS.- raymastorrs G. Live (I'i S) to be secretary to l-ar Admiral Dacres; \V. H. Iichards (18531, to the Arrogan', 47, ;crew steam shiv, at Purtymouth; and It. Curgenven (1852), to the Fearl, 2 1 serew steam corvstte, at Portsmouth. Dldtseir Assistant J. T. Hoskjn, to tho Arrogaat. CHATHAM, AUGUST 25. Adme:a'ty orders have been received ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, AUGUST 1. ROYAL ASSENT. The jord Chancellor, Earl Granville, and Lord Wansley- dale, sat as commiesioners and gave the royal absernt to tL e following bills: Consolidated Fund (7,000,0001.), Public Health, Baguel- Etovn and Wexford Railway, Dublin and Drogheda gail. way, Newry and Armagh Railway, Norwich Corn Ex- change, Gloucester and Cheltenham Tramway Abandon- inent, ...
... BEE WICK- UPON- TWEED ELECT(ON. in accordance with the instructions of the Council ,f toe Northern Reform Union, Mr. R. B. Reed has visited glervick-upon-Tweed, to inquire whether there was any forndation for certain reports of the existence of briberv and corruption at the late election for that borough. Mr. Reed has repcrted the result of his inquiries to the council, and ?? his conviction ...
... hEALTH OF LONDOR. The return of births and deaths in London issued by authority of ihe Regiqtrar- General fir last week ijdicateB some improvement in the state of the public health. The deaths during five weeks had constantly increased, and in the week ending Jaly 23 had rien to l,605. A mitigation of the intense beat, accompanied by occasional showers, has been followed by a decrease of the ...
... I LON.2WO 4AND BLAC WiALL 1RAILWAY. The forty.sixth half-yearly general meeting of the.proprietors of this undertaking was held at the London Tavern yesterday; J. N. DANIELL, Eeq., in the chair. The report, which has already appeared in the Jiatly News, having been taken as read, The CHATaRMAN said the subjects he had to bring before them were of more than usual interest. He bad to con- ...
... i A VISIT TO ZHB GENBRAL ADMLIL-dz . _ I This ship, now anchored at the Motherbauk, and t forminig rone of the squadron in attendance upon his Imperial Highniess the Grand Duke Constentine, was built in America for the Ruseian governusent, fram ?? deeign of the late Mr. Webb, the builder of the celebrated yacht America and the frigate N agara, of whioh latter veassel she is stated to he an ...
... Sbe 3atip ms THIS. EVE:Mg, A NABDB FOR AN lOUB.-THE CON1TETED CLUI.. Mrs. T. OFbe, Farn s1pe.ediloeo Mrs. C. tiathees.-OUT OF ;S 'ltll' OUTi OF MlNl). Mdr. C Mathews; rs. E. Fitzwllial.-and HALLOWE'EN. PR INCESiis. THIsn EAou'is, TlE CORtSIUsANBROTHERS, Mr. C. Rean.- And A M1DSUXMER NIGHTIS DltEAM._t;Uwne~uoc;L . ADULPTU. Tsis Evmtsso, TUE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. Messrs. Bitlington, ?? Bedford, ...