The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-17 00:00:00

I - Ilk 'ohm UNITED STATES. The City , of Washingke was to sail on her return voyage Mara I, sled would slat likely bring the inaugural sebum of Prodiset Doehossa. The wows inreslet by tits Ms it from New York, five dap Mgr ibre vs bed by the daibrikacch which strived ea Fria'', bet Um* is mit* azi thing of interest or importance to record. The cabi. net of Mr. Buchanan, it seems, will be composed of the following individuals, and probably under the following arrangement :—State Department, Lewin Cam, Michigan ; Treasury Department, Howell C o bb, Georgia; Interior Deportment, Jacob Thomp son, Missouri ; War Department, John B. Floyd, Virginia ; Navy Department, Aaron V. Brown, Ten name ; Postmaster-General, J. Glancy Jones, Penn allrania ; Attorney-General, Isaac Toucey, Connee till!* The Senate has not been sitting; and in the House of Representatives little has been done except lusi M eon upon the mutations of corruption ht against certain members of that house, and receiv ing various explanations thereupon. An affray hie occurred in Washington in which Mr. David Home, a merchant of Alexandria. Vir iris* was shot dead by Colonel Lee, a clerk in the Peasion-olloe. The occurrence grew out of a mis understanding at the President's levee the night before, in which Colonel Lee accused Mr. Hume of picking his tPocket. • popelke is fitting oat at New York for the relMf el Walker. The nisei is to go round the Here, mad eury a large force of recruits, arms, z d a govirakins. Necessity compels the friends and of Owen' Welker to tan step, since Morgan and flora, of the Transit Company, refuse to carry farther recruits to Nicaragua. The Territorial Legislature of Karr has passed • law to punish rebellion by death, and declaring all resistance to territorial law or authority to be rebel bon. Governor Geary, fearing assassination, bad sent for troops to protect him. It has already been mentioned that he was publicly assaulted. A Mr. Sberrod, whom he had refused to appoint as sheriff of Douglas county, cams up to him in the senate chamber, called him a d—d scoundrel, and spit in his face. Bherrod was immediately shot, though not mortally, by one of the bystanders. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY. MARCH 16.—APPOIIMIT3TA.— Liniasant C. Parry (I&M), to the Semis, 4, mom SIAGLO rot !mei, .t Devonport. Muter W. Ell. (1842), to the Illsabeim, 40, screw steam gumd ship, at Purtsooutk. Escondliester 0. i!tattley, to the Porcopise, 3, 1 = wheel stem survermg Teruel, West Comet of Clerks H. H. Col., to the PrMoms Royal, 91, screw steam ship, at Poetamouth mod F. Fammiager, to the Furious, 16, paalle-whael steam frigate, at Portsmouth. POUTSMOUTB, Mamie 16. The Plumper, 12, screw sloop, Captain Richards, sailed for Vencouver's The Shannon, dl, emir-frigate, Captain W. Teel, C. 8., to expected to leave to-monew for China. A detaammt of Merino Artillery embarked to-day on board her The Electra, 14, Commander Norris, whirl arrivakyseter day from the Australian station, with 14,000 ounces o 1 gold, Is expected to come into harbour to be pad at CHATHAM, Mai= 16. The following vessels now budding at tido dock yard are in a o ery forward state, sad me agosted to be hunch* during the present year :—Haro, 91, ecwwwstsear, with iwirizies of 9600-bune power ; Ramat, $l, sow OF ; dad Charybdis, 21, screw corvette. Ia dab* * than the arp screw amnia !known, 91, 3,390 *oafs* Issecied ea the 28th last. MALTA, Mum 11. The sentence on Brevet-Major Villiers, of the 47th itestleint, who was lately tried by court martial, wee sent hack by Mr John Peaskther, gerrell-eammorbag, foe wesesideration, The .stet kiedrired Um& kw esters equal. sad Hunt-Mejor Tinian wee Mewed ken ener 86 Jobe Pessahtbse Weir awned over mimed dr Woes, end is terittla eons very armed rarer en tie lerilag el the W. Ifer Xrdays sirs drew& and Crory sidled ban Nate =7. The Primsular end .Mehl Ceriy'a sums. la ale yestadey with the ban rare of the Ida seed; end the Erm 114641 ine, with the 011filad 110 MOS. hare Ode we& er than the Ceiceds. Therwegeprs candidata( the errs at the rselphate el the Thalia Cars have ler rest ear regulars sad solar; and army sipper dryly tad grieved et than being so very kw, der as if they Ildt neglected mad se if ask merrier red bed net has. jcadeL Many pant out err er meg Irk eratindes, it Ow I. be believed, fully IBMs then te the are thsk end berrey, and eadystly *Oars eakeiled nabeir eti bra g reweeded with it. Few, if that were in tls rasa bet bar NEW Merriam that have fairly awned this ameh-corted how. The men argue that Jarman aloes would entitle doable the number to Vs dialetdca, tad dr Navel Darer could and did peace very mew ems, they the very few who have 's erved it, who by deeds tally was the right to claim tt ; that mot it beds them to believe that their exertions have been If Neer not a further diatribation, it Is to be that the very few given will do move harm than good, &a s very rep number both of sailors and sol diers we now dr atieled. The Crimean medal. were in • manner trews away. With the "Victoria Cross" the authorities have gone to the other extreme, and been far too niggardly. The publication of the names and the reasons for the selection is muddy d great gond. The intermit the soldier and sakes take in besuag the names road to themis very great and remarkable. Pore fellow., they arm to feel that their eervicca have been undervalued, and the Indignation is great with which they repeat, that to the selection there are only 8.5 Mal who have themselves by conspicuous personal bravery. If only this number merited it, why were so many recommended for the legion of Honour and the French War Modal P Is the French government mom generous than their own ? A Ma tfett Vatzmett.—A man named Harding, whore bona ler eternal with 44 mein preetweet Wm self, =mot wiemel lo p ter lee wpm or Wag SOWS Into tite pan. It fist be laimemil namfg eleg em yea la Ow Hum" and lie endiliast Ite we ban UMW Moodkee, reremebili, Wm... 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The ebb seelei epiet 2 2 1. wers WM to lOW BIA Deese we in cas hew be the Dirby at 12 M 1, sib whisk were tam log tr about bar arty lathe eiblesees, rand at the dier g aellit to to 100 wee taken obese M.D., In ad sitar weeds 20 Ito 10W. wee buil Awe lid the Hand. Hawthorn welt err iM &wise ; ast 119 M 1 wee Wise about law, bee et Let a geed dell atheism wee ewe WO to 1. 40 to 1 *MK see W agaiset spin Mr. About 9001. were inewlei es hi et We We kid. 20 to 1 wee the idghret caw et MT' Md." plow MUT HAZWICISHIZE HANDICAP. 00 apt flee. Smases Ten Thumb far limos_10A:11.00, main= 100=PLIICH 1. 0100 Omit de Cory'. Asa do Qom. Hollanammonnaz SWIM to awl Lad IlMetweies tN 011 e• (t) to Mr.?. Pages•tt (t) se Ureliegesire 111sielist (t) Mr (t sad of) Ito Mr. =rilsoat ° T s 100 to "kJ. INNINW• Pare (t) 13 to Mt.& llama as NMI (t) List evening a public meeting was held at the Proseimam' Tavern, Omit Queen-street, Uncoin'edan- Mb, to seiner the pay of tho Chinese sad Pardee wars. The MI wes eel Md. Among those regent were Mr. Cobden, IL?., awl Mr. Loyard, Stemerlist Aar the hoer announced for the chair to be takes bed .tried, Mr. Richards, Secretary of the Pam So ddy, eedd, Rae sew accidental cause, Mr. Roebuck, the pciproll obainsen, had not anima. He, therefrom, proposed ere the chair Amid be temporarily taken by Mr. Simplon. This course was arlspes4. The enemata Malty opened the proceedings, sad then alled upon Mr. Layard. Mr. LAT•RD said ft worn not his mean to Atka pabho motley of that aatuni, din lies is In majmnetion with hie bon. Mend Mr. Cobdsa. eat when be vaimetood it was the kaki= at me or two areeben et mellement to too the pails ef Leaden, to trial bey kw the torrent of feeling 'Web wee mid to haws his. winibeted, yes to ewetp away the whole cd the nerd= ef We corratry, he could not tweet the appeal toads to bin te be pen* au that mamba. (1414 - leer.) It wee led him tat he Hind be his viewe ea magi alteele b his kW Mr. Oaks; be al set mirk it le he aid that eat wait • weft id pa demo who were in beam d"jam sit say price?' Hewes I set ens of those (Clams.) Ile vas we at the that Vie wood the meanly el bee Milks with Rests. mil eases!.) He lased wee sig.le M ~tl s r t ii s.si that leowne but be MOWN Mat Mat, led oeld saw ~me his posit= there Mut kg Mrs otherwise, homes it would show that he acted in the swam so an independent man. (. Nos; Leer," or/ chews.) He locked at the (incision of to cue. When we wen it we with thank. he thought It wee earassern at sok that thw leeee at war with • mot , orl ia tit a lb my_ e brim arks =rnie_e ..... t learn ; le es +r hew) i emy amee elli ke kt see 6 pow we team Iva the ge.- kw le won ad owe mo.lellt th ad wit et vibe wiry marke et , Mon HO ma wee lekebeell . 01 =Fe Gallia —ek e see ming JAW anger te be whit le sew Ni--t m Why teift is nehas hi rafr w ie, MI kb obi ti boom th. 1 -,- stew keik lebe hie precede ..„ =tlS ei s u all km ft l i k V biro.) It bad bee, ke i eth os ampwiree, -atm, a s =h2 s of esoomme; hikes be = in was Neunsi z ad es or a z ro mon lw a s: Mr 4o o be fa Is Mod nes es wow Si kis d Oemarges— be peeked eking that aluellem . felkaek, M.P., 1ari,..7 x biro mimed the roam, midst land ad job the teak.) Was that man who had the nom a fac tions mat ? (No no.) Was r. Mil • Wier man ? Wee Mr. Fox • notions man ? Ware awe men who set eatiallag to ask own juilisemil owl who law always taken vibe came of the Sri:a kick to sake kle a orosp ray t Away, then, wi aerie; II leas lee absurd ; end be labeled the peopled wok, was rut* recover kg from the mistake into *Ma lbw bed ibliwiepon the .übjwt. (Chosen fad arise of .16. so.") He would simply pare hdlgo thou the auk et thew be important wars erteh Peek wad Clio. They were wen into white this waft ha bees ykeged with out thecesoat of the icrue lipoid by kir remain blew Io saw ray let ao inheres tha whatever sprite seueut. or wan teetered—the war het isacaniel awed peke hat tom wok without the How et Chnoseabsiermamdist la the metiwast without the people 4 MY emery laiewfiss the why rod the whore- M 6 67 etri i = we that wee, (01. ( I o 5h...„ ) hi.. km peeseulat to give • keened so wing el artgla of the Mires quarrel, and quoted • number of atoll dsemente te sugoort the ststeaseats he wok. Ito bulked that, swprekg the Mom to hen been wren, ewe wee no intention on teak part to ire& es dellbenkly, but if thee had been seek ea Wake be absald lave thought that having seized •Inalts. of dam bial ODD or two forte, that ample matie• lathes led hien obleksL Mr. Consul Parkes had es pesseed his belief thst ihet eatiketioa had been mil:Heat ; yet that was the vitals quietism a Ike la Mr. Cobdon'a motion in the Home sl Ossameas. (Clow and uproar.) H. (Mr. Levert WOW every vein in the Home of ammo mode how bees he brew of the government if Hip bid dem helm old Obey have now done—merely Mi. NM Joha Beadle as violated his instructions ; he boo WM* war ipl• •••1111Moient oecarin ; however, we see it ear with the dime; they here violated the away i me doll recall Sir J. Ibmweiner, lad show —icric , ` 4 " In." noll elinme)—end &howls the world that the British gemesseth owl the British parlithent will not endorse that which le net true ; but we come leper, end we say, this war it now amiss eery, end we madam it on In order to escape from it with besonr. We wig meall Sir J. licsmag, help us." He Wind that if Loa Palmerston had done that be would him had • triumphal =pray. (Chem.) At • Ovate =mai Lord Paleasolote beet frisbee urged him to purees ea am; he al oat. he Isital the House of Commove, s he wee k • timely. peke d" liter hes= " He wealliemt saihm.rl What had Lord Pahmaisa demo now ? Red be weakly supported Sir J. Bewebegt No; he complaked et • maitien between Blasi awl Peebles; he had gem Is be. Peelitem to mend them out ia the_plare of Sir J, Nawskig, whom be bad dimarowed. (" Hmr, hear," end • Illasts.") Mr. Lapsed conclude& amidst some ranteano it` alii•li• that the majority of the House of Comma were *Ned in the decision they had_ come to on • MOO Mmes. _ _ .. - 1 aVIIAII STAKES. In to 1 opt lard It 00r (1) 11 to 1 N. T. WOO 11101oro lord (t) 13 is —10. J. O. agrienges lA* deed= (I) to I. 1 Or it.ll.llalioreo Clottoiraf TWO 11101711110. 11 la 1 opt tor follorOt Torre (t) 11 to I Mr. W. O. Clearlatto dee MI 10 11 to I rr. T. Pates Apr, (t) 1001 to II it (I) roars Or mot or /LILO.Dory tb Mina art ti t. 1 opt (t) 100 to 6 Lad KAM , toW 1 ) to 1 104 dim ha (t) 66 so 1 Yr 1. W. Tawrolo (I) DEWY, II to root N. W. r awest* me Warr (t awl WO 14 to Mr. T. en ILD. Wiwi olli) 241 to Dlr. Wrotes NM la Ow f Wil lr toOiwp Wr orlbwalott Sort st (t) to Lori him Swlr's= Smears (t 21 to Wr. 10 to Kr II =liorsitwer"it to Lori Did" MOW (OW 40 la Yr. &P rt lowirso (t) Os to Mr. I. IL Droolwra Woe Jute (t) W to Mr. Clop% IIlot" t) 4to I opt W. W. nasea's etlatl4l (1) t 1.444 MN SW, Lady (t) Eu.s. tramcsat PLATS (Itaarsaarraw).—llyaway Is aralikel HORSRB ARRIVED AT WARWICK. Omer dl V lithesuee, tbodskara. MMr. lease*. Matt, UM Nib" Orly Birk Peva% Wove*. lygiescOmms, teeny Iliernerlour Jeek, Mellen Paso =an aeley, Cur Ow, rluet el No% Ouleme, Pim el Om.. UM Moe, Meseta, Dim Dinramp.Oese Faikt.lommsdr. 4_v BX: tY GAME OP ORES& The Ceti de la itkgenee, Ferri, on Friday night I woe the mouse of en extraordinary display of cher pore, IL Hermits, the celebrated player, matending, without vein the hosed, in two ISMS at the woe Om against treopilyeas of the Perla Chem Clab. Primes Antibes Bonaparte, the Due of Piteawirls, the Mena de Cuero* Cart lake* ad a pre amber et ereleave eat rearm el the dub Ire reser, sr followed Irk miligging herr to the close, the woadmfal example et maid abetraction and chess memory which M. Harrwita pmeented on the occasion, without, to all appearance, any barresidng else. To better =denten& how the matches were conducted, It may be as well to Mato that the Cali de la Ilfgurioo conaists of two largo silica on the gracind-floor, one fitted up as a cafi, properly so calk{ and the ether melded with billiard-tables, and arranged SS atuainet, in which smoking is allowed. In both of thew rooms, which it. open to the world, and to which chew is going as newly al day long, the amateur is are, et all times, to find same or rate' to play a gar. Bet shove le situated • weep of retro, appreprkled le the nee of the Pris Chose Mob, sr le theme It wee that the freedwkl display took place cm the cceasion of which we speak. In the mates of the immest althea. mom were placed two tables, at which wire Bathed, seta with a boned and eisserra lore kr, Y. Lferivids d 11. P—, the /tea elk vbeee Hamar wee le apse le pared mike. Tbs tees _ _ _ _ _ beyond, the LA ad lioorila. was mot kr las =Mil player, &W -s. Sri moat d throw or low claim and n tab fa me emir ea elle INN planed wine, =gar and valor, and odor sail, so 101 l r writing =Metals, Si aribla the wild so socrotary, to stark down the nom whoa *did so. Tin door of coat iti:6;nira;—.;:;;;li.ii.7l-40..... Ho had 'kneed to the ■perch of Mr. Layard with very great interest. Am he tauld see, however, that there were a small number of individuals in the room who were cresting a good deal of confunion, while he knew that the great body of the pre sent were with him, he would do as he ba d done en ono oeoaelon in the House of Commone, cell upon the meeting to manliest their displeasure at such unseemly conduct, in order that there might be no ground for it going forth In the pipers that that was really a disorderly meeting. (The meeting rose, and oohed strong meeke of their disapproba tion by waving abate, and threatening to eject then who latherupted the noreWings.) What ho wanted to ask re meeting was whether they thought it was the province the Home of Commons to inquire into then question. at (cheers)—because what he understood was the., that her, he ea sanative government appealing to the country spent , the parliament for investigating the matters which bad been brought before it. He thought a little time ago that they wen meeting In their public assemblies to denounce the Howe of Commons with neglecting Its duties in allowing the executive government to have so much power in Its irvo eponsible hands. (Hear hen) At the Wnning of this earn= of parliament the Quern Lid before the House of Common. papers which were termed correspondentce . with reference to the affair at Canton, and there was a special re ference in the Queen's speech to then paper.. Ho wanted to ask those who were malcontents valued the conduit of the Hones of Common., whether they would have that home remain Went, and whether the war with China ehouid be allowed to go on and their money be mpent in continuous war, and the Howie of Common, take no notice what ever of the proceeding. (No, no.) Looking at all those papers he had come to the conviction that there was no enflicient justiffeation for the war into which we had entered. He brought the matter before the House of Commons, stating in his resolution that the verve ' did not show • suffirient ground fur the violent proceedings that had been everted to. He never remembered an instance in which documents connected with any debate had been se carefully studied as they were on the occasion when he brought forward his motion. Ho made constant reference to the document., and the great body of the Home of Com mon. had them in their hands and carefully followed him is those references. They had heard a good deal of the gentle men who sat on the oppsite aide of the bowie to hire (Mr. Cobden) who voted with him, and that much credit le- Ma catty wee not to be overlooked ; but nothing had bees rid of those who set on his side of the house but who voted with th sg ezenereedg i l who, in the majority of err, voted I sere judgment, because they did mot like to earrit larralvas `a adverse vote without reflecting upon dee emempaseen. SM rya( conspiracy mad coalition—(ther) ant Iwo been nerd lilt we rely intended as en eirtireerlagely, hesesse it ewer would brt calms it bad sea m bailor Morass lire an the prier scoriae. Meer lam) Hs bed earl am peoyde why Wdried thei the diorite the Raw et Oienems bed ear to Ina ma =- jun ens—whether they bad red the dessreets wee which that decision woe thmilieff,_ sad the favours reply was " No." But he neffendell thet it wee necorery the dont mente ithould be reni, le order that the arida should be ladlieLat nos Path= I'mr bir. of • retain whir shear decided • ere after hearing one dis ea se news be gave being that if he rani both ado he should est puttled. (Laughter.) Those gentlemen, hawse,lP= vane then this engines* bemuse they did eat end Mew tide of the question. (Hear, hear.) Some thing bad ler rid about the peace-at-any-price party ; ha did siet baser whether ft was Intended to include him le the nemitter. (" Hear, hear " , and laughter.) Helpmate be had abated hlm ee lf of that imputation, for be bad dedered in the House of Coninser, that though ho thos . 10 million' of money would be rough to pay fi,r ' oar aim, yet if 100 millions wigs racomoryto defend thole awn (omen enemy, he would wale Hans ebeerfully as enfleffy. But thin was not • Tessin et "peals at 1 y prlft ;" it was • gentian ot b rr ia shed' ys MUG enw lei, Wks itH ad Mk eel Me • we. web • peg* wale hew Tay _ maw ail thoundves mg SIR wee le say & borr.) t woe set • wets vilitossivr say oould rat my Imam haw.) Duke the hot Mane wee, the agirs rer •al ift the mut diliseeeellal in slow history, Irbil her selmild by )b. who was • pray _gsei authority on seeiVite ll a err SP =Ward, and the Chinese lost se SOW (!here) Whet do we go to China for 1 , isai s it t: Mid est for the purpose el gi g his me lin all ill emit Hue b eerailegi Woe by IL Ile eilladment le 'me teleelibe arm wry meth hem One emeleolles. Mee, We.) He dld Oda we Co l = nee prided* end In this a x is be odd Hey wore EA likely to re deer pit or Imam r bor.) 'lb now. they... ~et yet , ••=ttrim lee woe became se Sow Imo twee Apse the people In em=ne• ineelaselly bappW_lete one or other of I Mete, ker.) They 011ened the House of Cogowns for • esithetion of the eapthiltsue, and at the time time they ablated, many of then, kr a policy which we MS to nom manication between the two reams wee kept epee the whole time, so that every ace could see list set only M. Harriette had no mamas of siding his mom by say extremes' co tangibie object, but that all latereouras with other paeans wait absolutely [avowable. All round the other roams was arranged chess-table, on which the mums invited to be present followed the moves se they were played. Every thing being dee larod is readiases, at about half-psst nine the play coelesoced. . The messy is which the mares were announced this M. Leonine, who had kindly convened to net ea ansobary, titer baring reoeived hu instructions from M. Uneven, non down the moves for both genie, sad this entering the tabor ream rid 'eying " Fiest rese," nowilled the moralised an kir it; ant, toying " Naiad game," be acted is the wow way kr it. The mows, than named, were then played on the booed, sad the two advinerin staillod the reply to be &as. Whoa both padmaa had decided, M. Leonean meshed diva the may se baton sod then is turn armoured Mond to M. limenribe, needy to the nen manner, the avows no elle is sods MIL The longest gene, in which then wee ranorkshly foe play on both sides, lasted throe keen sad .half, sad 69131 the beginning to the sad of that keg ogee al tine, during which the itrida on the senney not ban been 01107190111. M. lints wits (says eadireese) rem for a moment appeared in the allghtoat dense nabanined, as did he delay longer in his awns than he pobably Inuit have done in en ordinary party, whoa looking at the board : The replica certainly Came more rapidly from him than from the other mom, 1. Lemirain lab( a conaideinhle time to examine each pooi eke and Plying with great motion , AI. P—, on the other hand, moved at ones, and being wallow, a gni,* pa esea seorwitat Mired by the past lopilk et me e t: ide be vas sapped le meek areespal obit welting ter Ihe doilies et 11. Litsfraio It is mast par bably Ws dreamiora Nei BMA be attributed the hat that he by as nem egusid hi anal game. It was sitar are Visa a ra IL Hurwitz cams into the =nos, Or artmolop la balk poss. defined ebe bat Mb dafgasil, meg, boom oteenseker soda to leks, proceeded at saes to szpishe various peaces at his play. THE PILMENT PARLIAMENT AND PUBLIC PETl voss,-BLocs the year 1862 the parliament jest about to be dinsolved has received no ler a number riming then 46,863 peti tions. ot obi* 6,1 win selected or p the dn. ten immuslig to ll 3 7,301,798. 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Mr . l e a. X.P., etle bee leesisil mob time awl Ce eo ur Z tbeilesbet ponlee. Tbe saalilf 0 MilallitaiMi la the Itheezy ie sletie=sete= tad will eleebes=by ges. ANA ct the eseeplee • mini pedt.** bl ea •StA bb• b liet i amea SAM mei USE. • and It bee bleb andel teem lbe item fad emir Sr Aileen el Mr:. a 11- 4 = tem werager. Aa Imeentel saber wee to , be Lel mein by the Rev. A. B. Pewee, tad yealnday the litalichlel INN rifted by a put number at penetat. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1857. pal the House of Commove to lay more tame upon you— thew putting the House of Commons intheiz airing unable to make the reduction aged for se hang r Kopec* were oalli. out for more wars. (Hear, bro.) It wee said that ' the Chirso wore a bad people, that Comindeiener Ysh had put to. death MOM, and that therefore we rad go to war with them on that account. Now be (lir. (Mien) did met Fee how we should at all mind the mar Hi t g e ws bile and daughter eras twee: or dirlytheeterienmeK people. (Hear, he r. He Kew& the bur ware wadi be to go W China, met an ma= •am arienele and humane course, so th at the may " What a monster we have to govern-; 1: 11 . 1 . 1 .1Ert people those that come of that pee 8.. . it we • cannot !mitre • little their halite, Kik pentorrAt . d their religion." (Hear, her.) But whit we the my now? The public paper% had saill 110 the per city of Canton was nearly destro ear drag as it did a population of one million people. (CHee d " No, no.") We were • ornaratal people, we went more trade, to encourage commerce, and give It ;refec tion whatever we find it; but at Crew all wa g = to done that could be done injure the 111111110011 of possibly forever. (Hear, Met.) wee elllzi, ce going to 'chow in the coming election bee kr ed aadtueration than had been chow by dot e Oftme moniP ("Hear, hear ," and "Now ") It mewl &ewe what the issue o f this:sleet:ion would ba c Zbeer.) Tie question wan before the rocketry whether midi ashne A. 110.0 violent &eta which had been (Celle of "No, no," and applause.) The eyes et the world were upon this country. We were not now:fed to a war with ROM* which, being a great and ark% was worthy of our and our power. • wee aimed to a war with an anofmt and moot simple pia meths which, though they had carried civffilie -I to • great height, sew yet not sufficiently versed to the set of war to be slit to cope with um. Jest la = as we showjattlee tower& the weak wetbe of towards the elms; and if ore it was bereheil• the maid that the were easethig red detylig to week team ; la gy i tta Warr bosom be Ameba& saw pesgble irea—Clert)—iter Ai mem& sheaf we am atheffilthe le el le( with these who SRO OW le ,_(lther beer.p . is t mei bsareer el woo Illt le be nalthelml by tit ores a fe the Podia Gil fa the Helen River'M honour of Engird midi be beat amintedneil hol ding the even Beale of Mike, whi th er ma we with the inl i h e t i / or the with bat If he aelle say to that rule, it that be to Mat tbe weak ftelareasa .) He bed zeds ea ensaseestal aMm* M ea g a !ae nia r e zeter-bal thr Om =erre ; but thole* ft meld have hid a meek Were number et *r asa he MI on death they would have teed only the semetamerthe or aktr peaces who had eethes mend to Illith Se calm of the peesellape am that ootedes. (Mem hem) W. thee, Weems el the peat tamed et_pablle melba width hid bees masa el by _the Mew (Hese, hem.) It wen ether thl,a ohm la a Or— ("low, has," esi hisse)—got up by the disk erl the ecaelse, who bed paterded themselves thee al dr emery wee to the sere sire of commotion ea themseme—(Mer, har),—while the people of the country was lathy weeder ha that the commotion was all about. He meat ask those vim were so much in favour of Lord Pthemetas whether they were so satisfied with things as thej are that they ward no change for the better? If so, Palmerston cs Just the am. (Mingled applause and hiane.) But if they wanted leas taxation, if they wanted reform in church or War, and if they wanted vote by ballot, certainly Palma ate was not the MAD who would give them those things 'UThear," and Mee of " Who is the man P") Mr. concluded amidst loud applause. Mr. THOMAS Blocs moved the following ?rotation ! " That in the opinion of this meeting the invasion of Persia and the hostilities against Canton were wholly unwarranted on grounds either of juatice or policy, and this meeting farther protest &pink the make of Involving this country in war without the knowledge or consent of parliament, and earnestly rejoices that by the recent vote of the Ileum of Commons the nation has been awed from the responsibility at those seta of violence and bloodshed committedly Beira came en the inhabitants of Canton." Dr. Errs briefly seconded the resolution. Mr. Romitca (who had taken the ems, rid, before the revolution wee put to the meat,!Stimwedi to be mg n _lsm wade, but meat apologias. for being Meta soar ri wa m s* e of in the meaknem trier he Ishateel, Ms thlt oasts with the two gestlmeatelte bad peseld Ithe (Hr. Lamed sad Mr. Cebbs), sad he sword OM from Ids be &odd be sewed of entering Into • ealltha with them He bed eselseced with Laid Pal, swim sad 114. Cobden, sad be lad differed from As belb. (Hear, her.) He wee sat • peace mu, be bed sows boom thought so but be earldenal war as • put pille ealaseity, and th lima./ war peat eggremitics was . (Hear, hear. Tr petestar of his life had been e honour, and It upon this winos he had been F ib M ss. :7 it, it bed hem a glortese that lie believed that I e as Mawr fesEised by weans which he cord- I awed creel ad rid which as an horst man he was bound to net (Hear, hear.) He appealed to their sense of right and wrong whether in the name of England they should slew cinch deeds to be perpetrated as had been the cue to Air Chinese war. (" No, nog" and " Hear, bear.") The Moose of Commons had eta Pot4a and had mimed • yoke that the world would ring wi th—they had said that the lei that had been committed were no deeds of England's—thetragland repudiated them. ("Hem " and uproar.) After jeer tying the vets he had given in the Rouse of Common*, sod denying that he had been to any factious ocerrer on, the hon. gentleman his seat amid loud splicer. The roeulution me Ora put to the meeting, and carriod with but few dismantles. Mr. H. HART prepred another moieties, to which an amendment was peeped by Mr. B. O'fbuna, in favour of an estenaion deb same. The amendment= been seconded, was then put to the meeting, and wee A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceedings at • late hour. MEETING AT MARTLEBONE.—A meeting was held in the Marylobone Court-house last evening, Y to specs confidence in the present government and disapproval of the factious opposition;" Mr. J. A. iiiebolay, churchwarden, was in the chair. Sir Benjamin Gall, Mr. Alderman Solo soma, Major Reed, M.P., and Mr. Jacob Bell, were presort. A resolution was moved by Mr. D' Manger sad seconded by Mr. Peter Graham, in acconlanoe with IS objects above demeribed. Mr. Longhorn moved, as en amoadmen • vote of thanks to Mr. Cobden and the majority who cwdemad the Chines massacre; but this amendment was not se conded, end the resolution was carried, with few dissentients. Sir B. Hall then vete, saying he was proud to hold Metro is Lord Palmerston's administration, and he did not believe there was say man in the country so nimble of taking the helm of affitirs se Lord Palmerston. lie anticipated that Lord Palmerston's reception on his way to the City next Fri day would be so anthems/tic ea to show most decidedly the public feeling with regard to him. A rerolution, doctoring that the opposition presented by a oxalis of discordant in the Homo of Commons lad fully jurtitiod Lord r:l tiN enerston's appeal to the people, was moved by Mr. Chi cheater and unanimously adopted. NEw INDIAN Ilmnorntes.—Lord Palmerston, Mr. Vernon Smith, tbo President of the Beard of Control, and the Chairman of the Pert India Company, have received from the Archbishop, of Canterbury and York, the Biabop of London, and the other ecclesiastics and laymen who form the governing body of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts a memorial strongly primping the creation, without delay, of three new Indian biahoprice—one at Agra, for the northern provinces, to be Szemecliout of the present diocese of Calcutta ; case at Lahore, for the Punjaubs, to ho formed out of the present diocese of Glenna ; and one for the miseionary province of Tinnevelly, to be fanned out of the present diocese of Meares. DEPUTATION TO LORD PALMERBTON.—Yester day the deputation appointed by the meeting which was held in the City on Friday, waited upon Lord Palmerston, at Cfunbtidgo House, for the purpose of formally presenting to blot the resolution adopted on this 01V1W011. There were present the Lord Mayor, Sir JUDI!. Duke Dart., M.P. ; Mr. Oliveira, 31.1'.; Mr. W. J. Hall, Mr. Elliott, Mr. G. Alio, Mr. E. James, Q.C._; Mr. Christie, Mr. T. G. Holt, Mr. Herbert Lloyd, Mr. Deputy Dakin, Mr. R. Dooley, Deputy Obberi, Mr. J. Dillon, Mr. Aldernaan Rose, Sir C. I). Creeley, &e. The Lord Mayor having introduced the deputation, handed in the resol ution . Lord Palmerston Read it gave luau great satisfaction to find that the course that had been adopted by her Majesty's government with regard to late events should have met with the approbation of the City of London. Ho regretted that the House of Commons should hare tome to ...demo vote on the motion of the hon. member for the West Riding, but such being the cam, he had thought it nommen , to appeal to the country and ho was proud to hew that a city pommumg so great and so ninny interests as the City of London should have thus testified Its approbation of the conduct of the government. The deputation then with drew. PERILOUS MERCUANDISZ.—Three packages WCTO received at Soutliist week from Ranee to be &hived on board th e hi which kayos th e former place table day with the VI eat znelle. The peckagen were de clared by the shippers to earth ri wear good'. Two of theta were shipped anarneath olh goods, but the other wee by aseidnat rgenited thee thus. On Sunday this them it wee th in bung that all three of them s et ..or sneaks. Inlets sestina had not hap pened en Soden it is not at all Inthrehalle that the ship raila lave bese est ea an et we, sal the tragedy of the Alien bane leareiteated. [aslvertireareat.)—lt is with pleasure we notice eave wlllsolie of 4 ta W I". Dn. e il et hla Ww. T . 4111. 'herr. raol a jzolz, g ra aptiam b li, .• Wrilr; 11..; Us. The M. mrligege• Plaff pi}lke ordm—imi Ram 114 On.. Tr, lmm drat • renown n. sad Ca. Pima* AVOI, r. ore.a.Wrairrer ;W. . gni thindetstet; *sad tu, ea. Weer& tato Inttllistnct. EQUITY (Bufore Vim Sir John Stuart.) The question in thictWewsea;tOtie validity of a mar veilinwhich had been solenuita' ed between the testator, Mr. Leigh Brook, with his deceased wife's sister in the per 1861, at Altona, in Holstein. The testator's first wife died in the year 1847. At the time of the second marriage, Mr. Brook and his deceased wifu's mister were both domiciled English subject'. The testators second wife died of rholora at Frankfort, on the 17th of August, 1865; and the testator died of the same disease at Cologne two days afterward", on his return to England. Five children survived him—namely, • son and • daughter by the first marriage and a eon and two daughters by his second marriage, By hie will the tes tator gave all his reel and personal property Nually among Ids five children, as tenants in common. The son by the second memage died in 18.56. Under these circumstances, the question of the legitimacy of the deceased eon arose. Mr. Mali's and Mr. G. L. Russell were for the plaintiff. Mr. Elmaley appeared for the other members of the family, sind Mr. Wickens for the Attorney-Oeneral. The Vice-Cheapener said the question involved was ono aff such important* that he should be glad of all the asoiatente possible. The cause then stood over until Friday next. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The sittings of the court for the Much General Seasion were renamed yesterday morning at the Guildhall, Weermin eta b sdjournment Clerkmwell, before Ilr. Paahley, Q.d., t-Judge and a bench of magistrates. There were sisty-three prbioners for trial, fifty-three for felony, and ten for misdemeanour. No CAIN of importance came before the COM. THE POLICE COURTS. BOWSTREET. W'illiamßlaksaky and Mows* &wow Pretton, of No. ft, New Inn, two young men of styliah appearance, were brought before Mr. Hall charged with bemg drunk and committing • kale' of ammults in the Strand on the previous sight, k. ton aged leavo to compmmise the case, which Mr. Her refused. ans proved by a couple of respectable working nice, Maid Herring of Tilby, that about half-post 9 o'clock on were returning homo with their wives sir the waft with a friend, when they encoun tered *team awl another young man in the Strand. At that time Wink* sed Tilby was walking arm-inquen, and tide who, alto anaeht-arm, a little in advance. Inn mesa, who were all drunk, Mae 61 die wan Prim laid hold of Mrs. Ham ht an fasprelar worsaw and Herring seeing. this 11 what Ina swat by it? 'Preston etr,o k him in the hoe, and it Am& moot Blokeeley said, " Let me get at him; hawk lie and then they all three set upon him, and beat bit severely. (kieFrmg's face was much die' Owned from the blows he had received.) Tilby In terfered to save his friend, and was aasaulted by one of the party; he could not positively my which, but thought it was the one who was not in custody. The police being attracted by the noise of the scuttle, the prisoners were secured, but their friend managed to crwspo. A young man hero came forward and mid he was the per son referred to. Yr. Hall said Inlay could have a warrant ageinet him if bear d. declined, so ho could not positively swear which of the three meaulted him, though lac was under the impression that it wee this young man. The priemers rid they bad been at a supper-room, where they had had too much to drink. Blakeeley denied some of the points Meted in evidence, but acknowledged that he was so d run k he remembered very little about it. The other prisoner deflated that be knew nothing at all of what had occurred. He was very sorry, but ho could not help it. Ho waver was drunk is his lib before. The police testified to the sobriety of the complainants Herring end Tilby. Mr. Hall—This is a very serious offence, and the whole ease is extremely disgraceful to you. One of you offers a molt unmanly moult to a respectable married woman, who Is with her husband, going home from spending the evening with some friends, at not a very late hour of the night; and when her husband interferes to protect her, you all eat upon hint end beat him in a moat savage manner. I will Eno you 61. each, or in default of payment, sentence you to one month's imprisonment. The lines were instantly paid. WESTMINSTER. In the coune of the aftenwon • respectable looking young woman entered the court, and, addressing the presiding ma gistrate said " I wish to speak to you, str." Mr. Arnold—What do you went to say P Applicant—lf you plan, sir, I'm not christened. Mr. Arnold— of rn• . . . . . Applicant—And I very much wish to be, and that is what has made me come to you. Mr. Arnold—l have nothing to do with christening. Applicant—l was told you had. I have applied to the Rev. Mr. Borrodade (incumbent of St. Mary's, Tothill fields) to christen me, but he has refused, and I am sure I don't know what I shall do. I applied to him because I used, when a girl to go to his school, and therefore I thought he would do it. He said he would send to a pl►ce where I WWI leaving, furl have got abetter; but people donut want to be troubled with clergymen coming to their hours' about a servant, and ladle, would not like the idea of having a pawn in their establishments who had not been ehristemd. I have only two or three days now to myself, and I should have liked it done, sir, as soon as it peacildy could be. I feel that it is of the very almost importance to me, and that no time should he lost. , Mr. Arnold—lt a matter of er . clesinatio9 law. Applicant—lt is not only myself that is in this data, tat also my two sisters; our father was not married to our mother, and their duty to their children wee neglected. My father has Maio been married at Mr. Borrudaile's. My mother left three of us. Mr. Arnold—How do you ascertain with any degree of certainty that you have not been baptised, as that is • cere mony usually performed when pumas are in an infant date, and can therefore have no possible knowledge ot the transac , Bon themselves? . . . . . Applicant—My father rays I was not ehriiitened, and my aunt informs me that my mother told her the came, Mr. Arnold—Yours is certainly not a matter for a police.- Applicant—lt is a very shocking thing for me and my sisters to remain in our present elate, and it troubles me very much. I thought there was no difficulty about a per eon being christened if they wished it. Mr. Arnold—lt is a matter upon which I can give you no opinion or Antietam, as it is one quite distinct from my juris diction. The young woman then retired. CLEIRKENW ELL A gentleman reaiding at Holloway applied to Mr. Corrie for adobe. On Saturday last • drove of twelve bulls from Linoolnehire was driven past a house in Holloway, when they rushed at two ladies, who ran to a street door to avoid them. At the moment applicant was about to leave the house, and ho admitted them inside and closed thedoor. The animals then flew at each other, end five some time fought desperately. At length one of them rushed towards the iron raiLinge,which were soon broken down, and he was precipitated head fore most below. Crowds of persons assembled, and the roaring of the animal became moat intolerable until Sunday forenoon about church time, when the bull wee got up by a windlass. The applicant wished to know whether there was not some legal remedy against such a dangerous nuieanoe as driving such animals through public thoroughfares. Mr. Conic said it wee not justifiable for anybody to drive vicious animals in the public thoroughfares, and that there woos remedy for the destruction of the property. Applicant said that it WWI with respect to the danger to life that he inquired, and that the ladies would have been killed had he not arrived at the door just at the time they came up to it. The bulls frequently fought in pawing through Holloway. Mr. Campbell, the second usher, here said that droves of them frequently peened by the door of that court, and at tacked each other. Mr. Currie said if any injury happened to canna death, the drovers would be liable to a charge of manslaughter ; that fa all he could say. The applicant then retired, stating that he should seek re drew; for the damage done. ASSAULTING A JUDGE.—On Friday evening, at Cork Andras, as Mr. dustier, Ball was liming court, a young man, who was standing amongst the crowd assembled upon the court-house steps, Bung • stone of considerable size st him he warn entering his carnage. The stone smashed one of the windows of the vehicle, but fortunately did not injure the learned judge, who immediately took his seat in the car . risge, and drove home to his lodguigs aa if nothing had oc curred. The culprit was arrested on the spot. FIRES AND LOSS OF PROPERTY.—During Sun day night and yeaterday morning four fires took place in the metropolis. One happened in the premises of Mr. IL Doulton and Company stone drain manufacturers, in High street, Lambeth, extending as far back as Fore-street, near the water-side. The machine and pipe rooms were destroyed, the roof of the room adjoining destroyed, and the Boon under much damaged by fire and water. Tim firm was Insured in the Scottish Union Fire-office. The business will not be entirely suspended by the event. Another fire broke out in the premises of Mr. A. Sturm, waterproof mat manufac turer, 21, Little Alia-street, Goodman's-fields. Considerable damage was done, and part of the roof burned off. The pro wty was insured in the West of England Office. A fire broke out in the Kentish Arms Tavern, the property of Mr. T. Clifford, No. 9, Mabledon-place, Burton-crescent. The fire commenced in the bar. The bar fittings were much burnt. Insured in the Monarch and Norwich Union offices. The other fire took place in Whitecresa-street, but the damage dose was inconsiderable. MANCHESTER ADDRESS TO SIR JOHN M'NEILL AND COLONEL Ttnzeica.—An address, signed by 121 of the leading merchants, magistrates, bankers, and other M C em of Mencheater, was recently forwarded to Sir John M•Fleill 0.C.8., and Col. Tulloch, expressing a lasting sense of the important @Mime rendered by the Crimean Conunimioners. Both the colotaieeiottera bare adolowleded the ConlPlnhatt. --o-- LONDON WILILY WOE IL 111 Rvii-W.I. MARKETS. Cal 17,060 103.760 111,000 127460 100.060 191.000 101.200 260 flu ittee 0,006 SIAN 31.1113 4.) t 620 kzTO 410 14.490 2,3413 1.430 430 r.. 36 h. 103 .. 1 11 "1 .... ......... .1600 364 .. •• • KO 860 :. libip 110 300 _ ao ***** • 460 MO TALLOW. Tlewe wed eglarlon In the tallow market tag eget ASew Weaning be tat Wards &livery. It reacbegl to 611 a., yd wig& a wed Awl Ih= th ' el pi 7" ieC " ZgreL.r . 4 a=t.. 4. 1... .....,,t... 2tr p•SO tit, market wale wiregiweete s We . h . 6 ,— . b., eMw abr r0 ,,, 1rrt 0. t. .,,, r ,„,t tA t. thge 11 " r " be me= l. ...=rit o rq i i ‘ ; ' „ b z, ',..-. utyril."', ea me .' sod June. db. N. • OW. wed Dee . Sw.: tallow oil le. to Oa: ebbe, tee. ; tovis o rdaa. tut. net c.a. but I WA it 10 On net =SI; eil. 46e. ; claim. 41.... eoeten t n: Co.elb v... lat. te ga. : . WA. W. ; hoo t, oti. ea , n Ottera. WOW Wt. WW. Me: Aledenailue. eMen. 5.3. . beef, He to 5b —orr o . Mara Swan ei.d Mewl Tiftadar of Monday waning.) COTTOS.—Limurem„Ales —Tho gales of *ohm to , lay Wanted to 17;00 1m U. sad ladtide ZO l'erw.m sad IlaraMend,M 4. to add. ;70 et N. to add.: 2a, Paryptha. Dfd to led.: A po e m u, 14. IA :. Sea Ithodl. at lel to Ise. The toed Mee lase ?bomb, 11.0u0 Mae. aed Ur Impart it t.. the mate mount. The marlipt firmly, with for eholoe. lanaladvd with Friday I rata, Rim at all lg.& are gala, ma dear. Ilmo 16.—The wally of Sock We yn CA TI LL-1411 =1.1.7 sawed by the erwayeleal of .eeeral tOwners dTrillaWi Was etta su z i r c res of the vial tew dap!. The num eal that dump! ilia& Mtieb higber igloo. than toe the ta4 few week.. and era mit isseess stn., of ja. to ft yet it,, on ail Mal dimpowd of at thee fullawiaa qua. d" Pa P ne ' . 1 f.14 , 41:47110140. NY to W- COLLB—Loveos, Wawa 16—Taplid Meet 13. ; Walker. Prim. rem, 13.. 6d. ; Man Walk 16a ad.; aW sal ReUoo, IT, W., Walla UM Heaton Lyda.. I. Walla Sal Wald., 1T..; Wall, lid Boa% Kalb" 161.60.--Mpo M mattat. 13; mid. 11. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIBI3'. Earl at Derby, ror Africk kM retorniff to poet —Lie•rnool, Mani+ 16 Knialterbockee, from Mew Orlmes. la at Pale. off Yonder...beam the captain t^legraphol Ye • liteme r ar. and thee measit.tug United State, went to Mr iiies.—Liverpnot, Match 1, lamb lechomer), of Fehmostk, was towed into Llandailto needs, by a &Meg Met —Lteeepael, March tG. Pe=li t at. Mom LaMar; Is ashore tsar Crosby Politt.—lirarpool. Berme. for Lisboa. hms 'Messed to nort.—Ltverpool, March H. Tit4;: .... cse err Neer lL Cleffeaset this pat, with mitentemt K '(rd. e. iwllerene, W mink off the Great Overlaid. Mr MI revenry bon ebriemmlby her crew, which were pried up byre pit Mg Ma. er tree ol them tranaforred as dip Jar Weemeir.—Urep dmmler okmmi lamb from Mil Dertow, In ballast, le urn ref Corby Parc—Leered. limb le. we., Omer Rem Melee MOO pert. boo Mors mar Southport... Limped, Mere le. Lxvsapaoc. hum 8. Rave PORTlL—Daatalc. a* Duatato; Hortense, at the 861;9Ida; Adrian, at Daatirk ; Amelia (11111aaa, Balamoad• ; Margaret Jana, at Ocaoa; Cassdaoh Sams lASI% Balbea. and PrOII6IIMII, at Havre; Ittblopa (..). a; Makin; ; Or! ibtaa (a) md Llteabas (a), at Mute; ladmh Q. and Rep. Ma, at li;bla Bay. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Avehnosh (British ship). From Mauritius for Loudon, Feb. 7,1413, be. 00 94. Orris (barque), from Moulmein 90 days, hn.l4. Mt. 37.191 L, 24.411 E. flontireard Bond (British), from Load°. foe Callao, Jan. 30,144 4 20 W. ba (barque), of Liverpool, from Port Natal, Jan. 17, lat. ILI% lon. 97.80; riot 94 MM. gaMittle (British rids), from Cotentin for London 47 days, Jan. 19, Ist. 30.57, Inn. 24.10. Pon (brigantine), from Bones A; tee for Loudon, March List. 42.10 N. on 04.41 W. Homlb q..), from Ceylon foe Lothar 106 days, Feb. 33, lat. SAW MVO W. libephreese (British torque). from Atoms Bay for London, Jan. IL Vision (slop), from Lire/pool to. Hoag long, Feb. 2,1 m. 30.118. bas 211.00 W. GALE IN THE CIUNNEL.—FOUR MEN LCIST.- The weather wu extremely rough and boiaterous m the Channel during the latter part of last week, and particularly so on Friday night, when the melancholy loos of four roes was the rowan. The tutfurtunate sofferera were of the crew of the Martha, of Colchester, which it some was about 60 mike off in the Channel, when she was overtaken by the gale, and the poor fellows were washed overboard and led. The only one of the crew left was old about 18 years of age e and who succeeded In bringing the smack este to Shoreham. harbour on Saturday afternoon, having laboured fur several hours in accomplishing his perilous and extraordinary task. On reaching Shoreham he was much exhausted, having been without food for a long time. STABBING ON BOARD AN AMERICAN SHIP.-011 Saturday night, William Hicks, chief mate of the American ship Jolts J. Boyd, lying off Rock Ferry, discovered one 01 • the seamen, John Bradley, in the act of breaking open the passengere' luggage. He ordered him on deck, when Bradley . drew his knife, an rushing at the mate, stabbed lyns in the ear and arm. He wee speedily secured and given into chugs of detective ninety Scott, from Liverpool who lodged him in the Birkenhead Bridewell. He wM bo brought before the magistrates at Birkenhead to-day.—Lirerpool Albion. The Belgian Transatlanttc Royal Mail steamer Constitutive, Captain Vontren, 8.R.N., arrived from Ant werp at Southampton on Sunday, to receive from Menem Owns, Hazen, and Richardson, the shipping agents of the bier port, her English cargo for America. She will leave brathezapton for New York this morning she takes oat a I fon cargo, and the large number of 660 passenger s ; 66 of her passengers embarked at Southampton, and 130 tons of her cargo were also shipped at that port. GREAT STORM IN MCBLIN.—The Five/non stated that on Friday night and Saturday morning, Dublin was visited by a storm, which for violence and duration has not been equalled since the winter of 1840. A mnsidembla amount of damage of a naisoellaneons character was done, but we did not hear of any marine disaster. At Kiluminhare gaol a distretig accident occurred. A violent goat of wind penetrated the chimney of the governor's aputment, and the immense mean of brickwork crabbed through the roof and fell, into the bedroom underneath, where Mrs. Alison. the wife of the governor, happening to be at the time. suffered the most serious injuries. Drs. Tuffaell and Cusack are at present in attendance, and the position of Mrs. Alison is toted to be very precarious. TUE TRADE ow LIVERPOOL.—LUERTOOL, MON. noY.—The Customs bill of entry, published this morning, gives • return of the number and tonnage of the ships that have entered inwards from and cleared outward. for foreign ports in the week ending the 14th March, 1857, as well as the corresponding week of 1856. It appears that during the last week 39 ships of an aggregate tonnage et 4,931 tuns entered inward.. against 47 ships. 24,160 to in 1856, being a decrease of 8 in the number-ol ships, and a decrease of 1,229 tons in tho tonnage; the num. her of clearances outwards during the week, 97 ships, of a tonnage of 47,806 tone, against 86 ships and 36,819 tons in • 1856, being an increase of 11 ships and 10,987 bins. The total number of ships reported inwards from foreign lord during the present year up to the 14th of March was 712, with a tonnage of 39,207 tone, against 638, and 342,844 tam in the year 18.56, showing an Mayen of 74 ships and 49 232 tens. Cleared outwards to tho 14th March, 1877, 869 ships and 490,198 tone, against 863 ships and 447,413 tons in 185.0; increase in ships 6, and in tonnage 42,785 tons. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARER —March 13. Marquae.vtaao. Morgue • road, Ceoenbarh the wife of Mr. W. Behr. of a MU. cuur.—Msrob 14. at Natort.olwe Wert, Mn. R. C. C u re. of a MIL DALTON.—Mereb IL at the Rectory. liirchare Newton. Nog folk. the We of the Arr. R. Dalton. of a daughter. FEW.—lferch 15. at Weethill. Weraheortia Mn. Cheri. F... Of &leiter. OIL PEL.—MM 13. the wife of Mr. C. F. Cildea, of Nayloretrale Liverpool. of deoehtor , 016BORNM.—Mareh et Trastreem. Chrobiro, the wife of J. R. tome. Beep. of • rea M RJORIDA NRP.—March 14. at toner Braot.street, the elle et P. C. Marjedbarder, En.. M.P., of daughter. wry y —lurch 12. at Rellway.plare, Fenehurch stmt. CUL the wile of Mr. H. IP Merlyn. of a daufhter. PLC M KR.—Mareh 13, at Oloucester.terrece, Bridle:lc. the wife a B. Pl.mo. Fee.. of atom WEBER.—March 14, at. No. 35, Croveo.hill-gardcu, Urdclort, wife of Charke Frederic* Weber. Der of a to,. MARRIAGES. ........ ASPIN W A.T.L-11VIIRT.—Nweh 14, at Bt. Jameel, Plees•hlly. W the Rev. 0. D. 111% J. 11. ARolerre'l, Erg., of Cement•les.le 14reretto Amy. datightw of C.lll ouaby. 14 Pall teal. MORGANS—CLOIL.—Msreh 12. At All Seleue, ed. John. Reed. W the Re • iliddoet. M.A.. W. P. Merren., Ere.. of Welltultuh. Mouse. St. Johol , woo4. to Vlsu Foch. Uto:h'rr of the IWO J. Mee., of Hwy Lodge. Womtead. and Fladdlegtm. V. N . 17LLIN08—DICK1048.—Merch 12, ot tbo 14114 E Embeerl. /WA 19 the En. T. Hale. 11.0.. B. Mulling, Moo_ nephew of J. IL Mel Lou% req.. M.P. for Olreacoder. to Mary Aim daughter of MOW Nohow. of Tours. PAREMLN—PEOTI77IIO.—Marsh 14. at Groat Georrettrest Chip eel. Laverpor4, by the Res. Dr. ttehlre. Mr. T. Pekeeme.ef WW. to Binh, daughter of Mr. W. Protlmro. of Monmouth. DEATHS. All n MM.—Werth 13. at Ka -- ;;;;;:the Right Won the Teri la balk sae K ATILINOON.—Werth 12, at Emil/. T. Atlittious. Tee Th. ORATE2L—ldarch 11, at Albion street 11011, J. Cravat. Eq . agog EDWARDBON.-11 vett 11, lIL W. Falwardeon. of Toradleeeo oll . Liverpool. and Q. HUNT —War* 11. at Polmore Welt new gtoarbridre, the We of W RwW. 0.1 . aged M. 16W I N.—Kara lk ea Proton House. Leak Oathrriviv. twang & Inds. Ea., t o bet Warw. LAWZINOI.-11adi 11. at Mosal•24lo. LW122•11. latil 0. Lava" Ile. 12. at Warsthatb. :alob. lie a W. Mb" 1141 aunt Push! led PalWbs y AIWII Mee Rum of le. Stmt. is um City of Lw4eu. healsole the OM te Ympl. Is the helmet et Ithlettlam&hommay. Imiemll7lllll 9X,s2H No. 8,302.) Tz- MG PHILIP eteo NOTICE to SH Do an punctually OD IPPERI the to tilallml7oo.:ol3,l7unin.riedcowillfo.reta, E I TG PHILIP.—F 1301*RNX.—Thfa mare to the Aminllan Attalli win wall positively front London ol losi. Ray two cabbie M Intermediate berths at 14 4 , 4 , 8EN141417 sad ASPIN WALL,' EW ZEALAND.- Co.'. LINE of PACKET et AIit:ALAIN D rua C EZINCIiIA, Al for 10 pi IA the 1 favourite 411 p MA Al paanseas--. ; i.e. EW ZEALAND.— C0.4L1 N le of PACINTI3I.• ioll as Ohs 14411 of April, mcciri trarlrak A I-a"' ....0 tom burdoo, to to We shove colosy, as sr tlesneot of Otago, Short si.sos of 74 de E . far cabin gamma. to wood sod third c Intakes) ono of the , El . 41 rose colony that col Of QM &obis SKID.—J OHS 4EW ZEALAND.- Co .'r LINE of PACKS' an toodlnr In the London D ENUDIA, W. ELLIPON, AU CKIA N D sad CAN TEILMU DO UTBEEN CROttit. OEOW kir Imam for WELLINOTO3 Thom two& me vestals aro taw wO worthy of UK othatUow of at ANON And Co ,138. Lowlerthall MST SPRING SH g . z.r.: fa..,,,„,.wd, or.°4". 62l l lD wlfirdaTol Y • l t' Imo C 734 Er us EAM to NEW Y .641 t o their 1466,661 to NEW R Cristo t CITY OF MANCIIINSTRR WT4 OW WARRINGTON LLNOAROO Awl very alt Om tank la golnosa, 17 on. to the somontoellatlatt to the In the 6,:0..6; sad II flork and Philndelpbitterlll. see " Wad thaw s OW, r.reirTosser.buildlup, Lice/ ROM LW*. WWI... W. King TRW Illemoms roe In who Ikaphey. by bleb railway. al awn ea reach Toronto and ti tore m. ctiat: than than Ity . It! Caw corners &mot of America, the 3 1. e ., both in mar. to swam rrHE NORTH of j COMPA/ Yee introdudne • cheap qeteen of elan of flebileued and MM. • with the Indus. and Mao teeth Our/wed, via lutterehur, Rita :I dated. Meerut. Scharunpoor, U: Temporary Othees-6, At To be Incorporated under the Capital, One Million, 11 With po. Deposit, Too': . No oil will be toads until a e obtained from the Ithet toils . CnAtan•a—W. P. AN It* DREW ta &little ' Diurrn.Cuma.x— &o IMMO Uurernt PNBD Andruther, Pp ., Dlreot Harry Bonradano, L. 41, Circa, Coalmine.. TUCCILS Brad.hwr, End, Cbs !newsmen Comwmr. W. P. furruhon, EV.. Enetert , Cancel Glanfurd. We tamale C. (handl!. Moan!, Ene , late Can. Aslant,. G. Gordon Naevbnr.ed, vim Bank. W. 8011lito, Ea1..11.E.1 C., Be - Idnard Werner, Eq., M.P., th llamout eirllll4.llZ. 3. R. WlMlsanson. Led., (lain IM Isb rower to Cone. ENGINIC • ACTI34. ENotessz I. 1 • 801 11.R14111111. Mom. Maria Mawr. Sinl4 ' The Agra and itg.rattAar—(4l Comp The object of O hioany le . toada Into the nuct fertile and I thewmaintains at the etation of Pt • Provincis of Hohileund. baba of above 150 persons to the Yana Omaghue it will prom bajpeor.sad thence to barellly, go alleheet.and ultimately to Bi where the emanate Of Nepal, 1 or Lipper and Lower Inbar * Prom Really the Ilea nil em poor and Masan& end thew The impertaam of QV hoe wa it Ineamady bees examined and Lana to the Goiernment of Nort urged by the authonties of t • Tale saa to he tenon „.• A eon pelaapoor.wtaild tben eon b.b eb, ;7 ,o„ o ,• m= • sal forty tuns inn Mr. Delhi b arab to befund to the mute Sabeegaatly. It la pro apr posed to with • blaueh ge Hadar. the NO•400 • Hadar, manna noon mate tram the ant dant put, of C crowds. that tie number of nab Damietta* el Lona. The line • ootomankation between linear • artatlet foe the to of Dat Nom Drotallala, th to toirttair, ware it , ge t=na i rd t o n' i m Went; t;e ' • link by the anti:meths. the I mired tertiary of nude via Loci LlZT.t d ..:".;:d*et to IIeU' eafy b be oared hr the C.• 13, t.) tet. of trader. a gretegic cabana° •of Delitaind imrtant. lath portion po of the line as Domed of • abstantlal chorale Of °portioning 00 portion 0111 c• Ike will not exceed near( thn • Tee ant nartatrof the line to 960 mia, namely, from Yaw leareilly. and Monablead. lee . wad maital will be nallielat. The system Intended to be MI • 'nal allalant ate of the 0000 par mile. The present iste of tr radon amens to SO iota pet as ulnae Oltee India. Of such einem. th the fruitful ontenL lei' mtabibt and by Ira locatwndvc con•toucti gnat for more costly worn., it a sad liberal D. der a the lines bring down to the,,,. st a ohm!, I gable for their viot.dy otoratAlim . Annual pont VIII be tutelar becomes more developed. " A 1 - Y loan tight tent en moth grow &level torniao anti." Rut sr • way he used, with n moderate id Oat. will he adopted f, r hole lot TM tentrucilon of the tram ream of the facility for drawn eat dente forma at the foot c Oempany a ) red tO Obtain • 1.1 netennet of netball the peas Iron mate .. .! yutrano. where ;;;;;ad " lla bill, *UM bul ge d. the •eissoltion tho The Collapses hope to corrinkt neatening enetnuer to the be throe bhWischespeor. Yanill So Delhi, In about three or tour enaction .4 the authentic. No deed le required to he el isitteed rag el Inerntet on the a But Innis Company. rod■ or Arm To the Dircetnre of the North 1 'mums toe allot to me semen Cowen, end I berth) number, on the tame of the t THE OTT TO TOM I Wby are our whores et oo {owl eitilltap 4 about to be returned • bolt pa cat la brat tweed W &Adobe te declared, It bot iu lbe t. fe l. :: ttuma bir d e iti tianoH t ".d ie s WatrPnare"l APPLY'S " SHI n w at Mit: Ivo Lmdoe, w world Is kept. KAPPIN'S SUP] nalaWa their =Ayala leen; the Medea an sena Sheffield tnamdeetara 67 and bra, Sheffie6d. Klee WM ld. MAPPIN'S ELEI Marc MAPPINI wairt =t raps made to i a."nise with pita COALS. —By Screw 'weft ww Teo. 73, am Maroon of WO ions MI Ns IltolsoCe LI. yr tab ow& —AU or larks Railway !kW!). N. 4* a Oecupb4 AAdrow Referee