The Express. — London, England, 1847-02-09 00:00:00

/ i , // - YE-C.4 , i . - - , • _ • _ . V. boats &ening Piper, Prise ilermitows. latedCla _weeld Pt be se until after ad 4: ll. 1 ill i .. i _ ___ _. .._ _. THE EXPRESS arrival of General Pavia. who w en daily expected, Gad whom hie ealleagam ',Weed to masa% Cattail's, in addition to the a " , in the Morninii The ministry was present in the Chambers ea the . \ i l i l matSUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN Ist inst. The Duke of &involver exposed, in • few ~... ~i IGENCE which may wive on the day. words, the line of policy of his cabinet. AM the AI THE EXPRESS has the benefit of the Foreign reading of the programme in the eenate, the Mau: Expressos, Correspondence, and other wetly chant>. de Minions rectified what had been said by M. - j " j tertstits of a Mornin4 Journal. But the fall and in the Chamber of Peers on the subject of en overture carefully prepared REPORTS of the MONEY, made to the French cabinet whilst he was minister, RAILWAY - PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, And regarding the Spanimh marriages. He denied that N0.139.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 9,1847. [3(l. oars MAR /LETS are the marking feature. any calcial overture had taken place on the MO* respectable newr-egrut will transmit THE but said that an amicable conference had been bad tore. rd s. wait., H I [bran lthenteh, 44 the ?demo( bat week, bat many farmers would not submit. Ri g irass, on receiving a Peet-alles order at thereto between himself and the French ambsendeir- no. *aft sj 1 Lorrain IQ easabrs, 1 1 Barley, Oats, sad &mu wen aria at late prices. Ynwhills3ll IS Northas or nano) 1111 ,f ph, IM. per quarter ; but alwaald N T diSealty arise, According . to accounts from Portugal, the H. a mess. Qrs., lei Perla and Lyons, 7 Mdt1)11TONI, Frs. 6.-We at a small show of samples, Immo, are requested to remit a Post-Awe order for litre and insurgents proposed proclaiming Dan Be. EINIXIrss ii P Roma a tiane, but quite equal to the dosed. Wheat and Barley were that amount, parable to Mr. Hme WALLUIDOE, Miguel kin.% who was to give a constitution to the MANCHESTER SALEM. Pas a. heavy sale at a redaction of b. per qr. Of Beans, Peas, and 90, Fleet-street, 'London. awis.• aka, la lit p moo .It was thought not improbable that Poets- Br..iiii - omi n s j gi p ii.' i ,.. i ir,4:l, l lJl, 9 ' Oats, there were NW nn odor, and price remained inch. red. Wheat, red, 62e. to 665. ,• white, 044. to 725. Barley, 40e. to °pee for aderreisements and orimmumistime, gal call in the aid of Spain. The news was lanidosse. Oft_, aN. W. I Oldham Aalanes, flip 42 a. ; atoning, 45e. to Os. Osts, 28e. to 36a. Rte. 48s to Whitefriara, and 90, Fleet-street. lands. itch Asia The Beane wan firm. E. lassoofoefis Nerr lusty). 11 p Preston &Myra X 04s. Beans, 40a. to 56*. Peas, 525. sfls. Malt, 725. to 821. amertera le Da Halm (A .Si p - mrinos. Pas 1.-Thror-per-Orded,l4. ledrldrAiddt•-• six Mayer- i that i MlL .1..4 7-111 p Do. do. in p per qr. Floor, s3c. to 655. per sack. ,' EATLNG'S COUGH LOZENGES:, • Partria ri,' - , I X 13 '," * E L'• 1 17 . 7 . : „ = ... x! . i ... t ., ... :: ,.., = . 3 . ;! .. 1... ...La as Onut. 3 . p ablestat l y ft wsd_ ... (4)1: 1 1 9 Mauros, Fan. IL-There is only a limited supply of all beam, thamets, Ii 9 U. ''' ."' (I. 6 P grain, and very little bush:tea doing. Wheat fully 3s. per t ..... . qt, lor tu af ea da t.w edos oh the it , rita iii is.. il alli. lawrowiStWeatatowahne, 24p M. Riddle Unice. If p d -at last week's rates. )UM, Rm. a Hr. Qr.. (AL, 7 1 Whitehirma sad Furores, i d 9?- ta l l e r. B‘eltvi , good i te,ma!'-• . ... .. • Is the Err 1.1a; - : tokW" ....e lesa.v. - A brilliant scientific discovery is an- ran ., lasi., X t.,ar Mkt., 11l p US'S a. per it.... lower . neat, red, ono. to no.. ; wntte, Is .alma as in 14inteT SOO" am hose lion 70s. to 80, . per 40 rime. Barley, 47,. to 63 .. per 32 .wee. im ,*„ .. 5aimr ... eib1. .......„./........" INIIII•Pd Iry the tallcial journal, of the pontifical states. The BIININOItAN SALES, Pm. IL ere- do w id . e m cry * N a m . w in aas d... 2. 11. wash .et Champnrien has just been completed, after ;pest MOB. MI. Mina, i hied. p hareatihreetre, lir Oats, VW. to lead. per atone. bids gin Oa ; dos sa. ,by Father Secchi, a Jaen, librarian to the &MIR 1199 %,,,t° 99191 ,,,.......Jum".. 9 P ~,,,..._N * 9199.9 '.,.... n l i i i as &L s 9 A Manalltdrratss, Fah. 6.-A dull market. Wheat and and the rarsiono ewer te 3F lTM "l thes toutheierhe In the sitt'ag of the loth alt. of the Postienit !'. i . •••••• '''' ...7 ... 1 IP ......'''''. ".... (..4 4 4 '-'. -..- P Barley WTI both cheaper; the former fully 55., and the Ing the boananees and Irritation Istelderal to and aroa= i g y of A,1,,,1 0vy, t h e „Aar explained hk trim, WeL,allt.VM., li p B. Std. Rep. (Me Ja.), i p latter de. II 64. per tiv. niece lax Thursday. Runs and Peas =iciently s powerful auxiliary la the prodigal= r periwig, by application, the tenth of what he advanced. 5 BißlaoL Mis E - 4, rm. I. were about Is. per qr. Ins than on that day. Wheat, white lon.Laois sad Think. New, 1 d RESTORATION Or VOICE BY Kr mina ow= genNONI. Thndi. '°" va q. a, rich is b. nmalm• Per the Piano di Ro " 14, MIMI es an Maas, t p Mir Veiny, 8 p fa. to 771 a. ; red, 640 to 68e. Barley, bast, 625. to Mc .1 olorow, 1111krar8.19ii. s a d whieh Clumpaillen eallorzold to amertitin wto ads- gildand,ML abysmal p Math Moles, It d 'Moats, hh. to 40e. Beans, 49a. to 52a. Peas. 49a. to 52a. SIR,- I h ave great pleasure ia in y es o g Male slink bottom teemed@ symbolical Maurer* ye son & sow., ank•o p the grnt good your eyoellent COCOS dna bsoill irs i ed atlloinielaitAreharological A Mr. ned Lauds Mt. lag p Tort lag Nowa, New. 7 p Math Bruise, Mane. 44 p Par 91% Thareissimais, INta 6.-For Wheat a decline Mb. per qr. as In neon Cr. IttiS, I sought* peons MOM two or la the seat . On lids marden the sitting had at- 21 .Vihis Mis 154 Itidiaid, 41. shares, St p was ashmitsed es. But little Barley was oared. sad the b- ane Wks one wry wet eight , which potOsilla tagf and read traded mho era mom ham all parts of Italy sad NULL SALES. Tim 11. 1111711. 41 limited ; the Per aof lest week were well look sway my woke. .o art I could oat spa* ahem •malegeoesau z svo p e , s o d wa g b0....vd b y o n of carding/ Matt Igo p I Nee OMAN Colon, Me. MI. . tad haves were very dull sale, at tier tan MX time untl Donenater cot. I a null ldwidne. aslibillak ma= (hail Castraeane desk Aos,' Dote. 104 MLA N. . Ws. X ed. p vs", a s Ti p ,.. e l• I ...s ... thm tru a tot " ; 4, L i ly i rii. -- M" ore N t em ....... l c Allier;. Univerml satisfaction and animates wan espousal Sta' ialballa its. ta=7lMinm e ssilia. OM, Ms. to 765.; ditto, red, the.,683. 'ULM rm. a. to 785.: 158., w a s, saw, 7b to 76a ; ditto, red, dm, 70e. 444 , , la , 4n44'.. -. 4.. rim re. owe et* war err sewer. I on, OW the as &yawn. to 745. per If Mom. Barley, molting, bns to Ms. Err qr. Oat* Me. lie. p Sr. vale. rroneenui.e. I.- It tetra .- TIONNIPL 144441 L rki.... New PRUSSIAN Cowmen:Trim-The following am Alaik./ cie 9 p N. British. hash Us- td. p Gl°, pit I. *PM Ns. 16 ". ; do', new . 36"• to 43'. Beam, sad it lair. mellba, Is. 9d, 44. 69, and 14 :2 1 : 14 . 6 ":„ ma * n i g . ".. No. 7k Bt g ku r s ,. the prineipal clauses of the New Prussian Conatitutioa I- De Oa ad. p • 3."1.. p N. Sta Si p per 86 atom% gge, galls.; So., new, 12s. to 60,. near, per 90 stoem, impligha itta. MIR ; ditto, fine, 63.. to f&s. alsarapyank I - alliewillsband patent Medlar " Ordinance of the 3rd if Farman. 1847. be the Poriutiett • Leeds, Mid, lead sonlars la the . eif dig Iltdted Dlet.-We, boilesiok Willima, by the t • Vora War ea. Ila o Nos , Pa .. 6.-There has beim a good ,now M bred at la bu 1 e t 5 .. : 6 1. 4 : . t , d 4. 214 . sus st i. t. i. eak d rat ormig m eg a n o d s, e m . 4% . ballOW OptialOW. . : 'Vt . . • e- U, es. yap with a heavy tale, at ahout 2.. per Ilto p SIMMS. als. ed. grZb ( 11. Of Illaikill Barley has bred Ines ages -...- - 1:a •uo ildi t i te r . . • , • . 1 fetter o the '''", mu, lis• p aerate, and idly rnsistains former rates. Old and new Beano • -,-.. snit* of the Diets, respecting the • or • United YORK SALM, Pea 11. come mem ylentifully to mlrket, and each innrt he noted 2.. USWiaWfM ENT. - Persons haring a little time Di s t gee. 1. we G oan unite she atm Prorbdol Diets of Ot N.(ionott York. Ned ).2t N. Ilrinsh Quarters, 41. ea per qr. laps 'money. Its Oats and Peas no alteration. to spare an aptarly,! that AGENTS continue to be appointed oar nannarehy in one Diet as oeen ss is memory, according 13 0. (Direct N. Rel.?. 31 1)1. Ex., IL as. al. is 1 . 0,33 .` red mist' ii'""' t, the t"I in 4 i' Yes CI""P'Y for ft * to the tenor or our tenors patent of this day, or on any ot h er N lAcast ' r e .„ ~,.* , 11ett ..,,r 34 1 13. York a News., New, Ili 4 Prreknottouox, tan. 8.-Wheat of fine dry quaity SALE of their oelebratod TE..01. Mona 9, Great St IteleuisChurelait a Pref., 7 maintains late rates ; tat that of inferior condition, of which yard, Rinnop „.. nin . n .„ o. Th ., arn „ n a nd i n I,,,a nn . n n n u.„ fr o m occasion es. en we think it needful on account of urgent - the supply chiefly consists. is 2s. cheaper. Barley fully an canoe to a pound, with the price and weight marked on each !flatten of state. With marl to the Dime of assembly and ....., .., peke, and but little trouble 14 , 0204111441101 lo the pate. The only the continuance of the session of this United Diet, u well as PR O DUCE.-MINCING-LANN, Half-past Two.- maintains its price. Oats and . . Beans each li. _tree_ ' , neat. new, 70. to 72... fine, 764. , nid, me, ME Id 704. ; tine, 725. ; L eg ., r nn irea a Ili. per onnurn, and many dense the last 22 Years with regard to its opening and close, we will make a special Sugar : The public sales have been large to-day, cons • sting ban realised coswiderable imams by the apeury, without 10. let or determination in each particular ease. See. 2. We grant to of 21,000 hags Mauritius, 5,000 bags Bengal, and 2, 4 00 bags white. 76.. to 80s. Barley, 50.. to .52a ; fine, tins, 565. ; eroding. Ina Application l o be mad,. If by letter, pnot paid, OA above. Pernambuco, all suited for home consumption. Ito- 50s. to 525. Oats, 32a...t0 345. ; line, 365. Beans, 64.. to 66.. the Pet of our Royal H .. as as. accordion to the - • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Mowo*Y, Fn. 11. The Earl of SHAFTMBURY, as deputy speaker, took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. PUBLIC BUSLN-Fs9. PAPERS PRESENTElllitiaila — rit i r t.. L.XF DOWNS warred half-yearly reports der lospoloonit SW ON LI READI NO.--Clabna readmer COMMITTEE —Berkarlerg„ baporallos BUS. RETURNS ORDERER.—/dornav amuse re lerzAtne.—Os Ar emotion of Ur Ear: of Frrsaituars, on arsortrattellia noir a& sauced to Ireland rime the Union as ad prim Oa morn kw wkkk Marl. the parties to Mum, eel Ito so arts the saute sdranted, awl bow lb, War Oro beat ompliolelb, arl all otrinoni mot psy mkt ire tbie aorkOrrolot d tbe North of Works in 'rebind. NOTICE OF WO I lON.—Tina. lassorat AR.—The Loos Caro ,-ettoa, in the alsence of Lard rearms', in That .day next, to pro. rat a petition from blandford on the subject tithe Poor Removal ACt. IRISH PAUPERS IN LIVERPOOL. sampler, . wrre Lord BROUGHAM said, he had received another return from Liverpool, which showed that in three days 6,400 addi tional paupers from Ireland bad emigrated to that town, and the people of Liverpool wished to know whether there was to he soy end of this influx of Irish paupers. Ile would oar, at the same time, that the humanity the people of that rows displayed in giving their money and their time to provide fur the wants of these poor creatures was most praiseworthy, amil it wu necessary that he ihou'd may this mach on the as► jest, because he hsd been in , srepreienteil in the public print; which l.ad made it appear that he had reflected cn the gosA feeling of the people of Liverpool when nothing could ho further from the fact. He had alsn been miorepreienti d whit regard to his statements on the subject of public education on Friday last. It had been said that his opinions were very loose, that he did not care what religion was taught in the national schools, or whether religion was made part of the education so all ; w here's, he said he would rather se the tenets of the Church of England connected with and system of national education than uo religion at all, and he impressed the greatest disapprobation of the Roman Catholic religion, although he reopened many of those who pro faned it. KOSS. end the ?.na r h ite 63. MiN. ..ar ten es,,oe. qt. Sem, per The hisequie of LANSDOWNE could suggest no better remedy for the evils of which the peop'e of Liverpool com plained than that afforded by the measures which were row .ire the other house, the obji et of which was to give e adnal stimulus to employment in Ireland. = BROUGHAM believed that the only effectual . map wield be a poor-law, which would prevent any preening. even of a temporary nature, from sending over myriads of bib to prey and teed on the induorime people of Ma ceetatel. Lord MONTEACILE said the distress of Ireland wadi always affect this country, for the It kb poor would always in times of pressure come hi re to receive better wages. Everything which tended to improve the condition of t people of Ireland was the only remedy for such en evil._ wain amount of emigration from Ireland to tale gentry was, however, twee...guy in the time of harvest, as Rid ae for other purposes of Latour ; but if the social ems. Mein ef the Irish labourer were improved, he would orollootod to remain at home. There was another multi, et width be wished to allude. The government were about it provide some other work fi.r the vest array of men new employed on public works, amounting to 500,000, and there serotbeseine melllll , of employine them whilst in the trend. tiro stare, and to this end he thought the recommended., d she late Mr. Drummond, namely, the employmt of of Wearer in Ireland on railways, was well worthy of *ea& 'aeration of the government. He was rejoiced to see ages hill bad been introduced into the other hour: of parliament c the subject, and he was sure his noble fricad who errs , author of that bill did not contemplate—es it had been said did—encouraging all railwayo,good, bad, and indifferent, bet merely such schema as were practicable, useful, and likely to become profitable. The government had granted 20,000 i. towards the Cork and Limerick Railway, and he was cue vineed that no wiser cour.e could be adopted than that the government should lend its encourags ment to the formation °trailers, ain Ireland. (Hear, hear.) Lord BROUGHAM did not intend to refer to the Irish who came over to this country to labour, but to those the came over to beg. He weuld cheerfully bear testimony • the good conduct of the harvesters, whose service a to t English agricu lturist were so great that they could not , turd MON ' TAGLE said the people in that part of Ire. land from which he came slid not emigrate to Enelead, but to the United States, from whence the had sent from time tit time 160,0001. to their friends in Ire land, for the purport of eseigriton and relief. Earl FITZWILLIAM bore testimony to the good con duct of the Irish harvesters, and proceeded to say that the calamity of Ireland sift eted the whole empire. It wan said a noble lord in the other house aparliement had proposed his remedy for the purpose of tilling the stomachs of the starving people of Ir. land, but it was tupplicalle to such purpose, and the noble lord had much I srger objects in view. No doubt he regarded the redundancy of the population sad the non-equilibrium between the di mend for and supply of labour. He was glad to hear that the government had granted 20,0001. toward'. the Cork and Limerick Railway, but was ashamed at the sum Ming ot small. The generosity of individuals in England towards the Irish had been very great, but the community must do more, for if England did not raise Ireland she would oink England. OFFICE FOR REGISTERING JUDGMENTS (IRi • Per A sr, BS"'" quslit m, of which Barle• fully Wheat. le, 72a. ; pr4ll:l),ing, NM. Intign's KW 110:11AN1.'t. Sow ready. at all the I:Nunes. THE CASTLE of EHRENSTEIN ; its Lords, Spiritual and Temporal : its Inhabitants. Earthly and Unearthly; 3 vela pad Rio Klee I!. Hu lA. la♦ r a tieuth. Paer. and Ourandl. the Princes. of nor Kel House, so ;ono sts.sTeeordisig to the prescriptions of law, they have attained majority, the right of sittinr and voting in the Estate of Princes, Counts, and Lords at the United Die , . The Estate of Nobles in this Diet is composed, besides, out of the Princes and Counts of the old Imperial constitution who have seats in the Provincial Diets, as well as out of the Wooden Princes and roblemen, and all ether founders, PS'illetn, Counts, and Lords, of the eight Provincial Diets, who are entitled either to a Dingle or collective Note in those Asmenblies. The Priors of our House mav, under our sanction, in ease of hindrance, intrust some other Prince of ear House with the disposal of their votes. Single members of the Estate of Nohles, who are invested with full poeers in the monocle' Diet, retain this privilege In like man age for the United Diet. In respect to the organixx- Oen and enlargement of the Estate of Nobler, we re serve to ourselves the right of further restulanons. See, & The deputies of the Estate of Knighthood, and the mat- moneys of the eight Forint*a of our monarchy, are to appear' in the United Diet in the same numbers as in the pronadd Diets. Sec 4. Tn the United Diet we entrust the co-opera tion rearmed to the Provincial Diets in ease of State loans W A. 2 of the ordinance relative to the national debt, dated Jan. 17,1820; and, accordingly, no new Inane for which theca- Meth. property of the State may he smigned as security (Art 3 of the ordinance of January 17, 1820) shall b► contracted without the concurrence and guarantee of the United Diet. See. 5. If new loans, of the nature mentioned in SIC. 4. are required for covering the expeiaes of the State in time a we will not contract them without the consent of the peace United Diet. Sec. 6. If, however, in the eveutof expected war, or war already broken east, the funds in our Treasury and other reserved funds are insufficient for the requisite purpose, ex traordinary supplies and loans must, therefore, be raised ; and, if urgent political circumstances should not admit of our appeal to the United Diet, the said loan shall be raised with the concurrence of the deputeinn for the national debt, which concurrence shall stand in lieu of the co-operation of the States. Loans for the &boo- - -tioned objects, con _ will be c•'.- . n. porters showed firmness!, and bought in steadily; buyers, however, met the quantity fairly. Low quali ties sold most freely, the finer sorts of Mauritius, abuse 610., being least saleable. Refined shady; standard quslity, 670. 6d. to Ms.—The Coffee sales west off steadily, averaging very full prices. The large deliveries during the past week for consumption, particularly in Ceylon (4,000 begs), as shown in the table in the bai/y News this morning, attracted attention and made holders may firm.—Saltpetre : 800 hags were offered and bought in by the importers rather above the market value • refrociou 81 to 9, 24.. to 26 .. 6d.—Indian : The quarterly ;ale commenced thus morning. Bengal sold rather freely at 2d. abuse the prolong sa e prices. —Jute: 400 bales East India chiefly bought in at 181. to 181. 2a. 6d. PRICRB CURRENT. llama, per cwt. miry ?Alb. Pip, No 1. /5 0... 5 1 W. India,ht.P.bwit.o4s d 0.05004 Hoops .. .—..— 1 1 s_ll 1 Tallow a Grey ... SO 0...53 Cargo Mardi/ be 11 15 .. 9 line., blianition, brown.- - i9 0.. 47 Leon, at per ton. Yellow l9 0...69 Pig, beet l6 13 ..19 Roe 33 0...37 nilledobeet 2e 0 .. 0 BengelkSladrea,b. 313 0...44 Bare 22 0... 0 Yellow 4O 0...51 Patent shot 2l 0... 0 White 52 0 _SI red or 01101{IZE ... 19 10..20 Paredge, brows 33 0 47 0 Speller 'renew .... ......... 49 0...50 0 ay per 232 Imp. gal. d.p. Grey and white.. 32 0...•6 0 Fisk, 4m4 pale 35 0 . ti bard, Ilambee.. 70 0...7a 0 straw 33 0 .311 Lamp 63 6...67 0 brown at yellow.. 29 0.. 33 COl7lOl. In Bond. Weft India, cent- fred m ilatter : i t :1 ° 2 eery l5 0..40 0 (kid .. ........ 27 0...27 1 Good Vine. Ceylon, good ordi- Cocoa Nut nary . ._.. .-. . .... 41 6... 43 0 seed, Rape, pale, Fine ordinary.- 43 0... MI 0 per ton 37 0_ 0 Pine 640,700 (ppm, 2313... 26 MorAmorood to ftne36 0.. 63 U Paorietop, per ort. Coate Rica, mill- Batter—Cork, let. 93 0..04 limy to tine MI 0... 54 0 lad 0 0 0 Sumatra end Pa fird 0 0. , 0 dans 24 0.26 0 Dublin, Ist 0 0 0 Tea, at per lb. Limerick, do 6O 0 90 Coogoo.cwainion- 9 0 ... 091 Carlow, IM Ries, at per eel. Naz r y mi. Leit ..... - Bengal white 23 0... 23 0 W Cargo. Java lB 0 . 21 0 Rem Patna 27 0.. 26 0 Prime Mem 0 0 0 Carolina. 30 0... WI 0 Pork, pitmans._ 76 0 ..90 Brian's. Bweas-Pork, Limit I, 0 . .• o • Do., Baba limos, Waterford, = WI- 64 0 AO • 40 0...62 • f artl,l4l6.l,prhin t.. 0 .., Waterford. Ditto Bladder American Him, Os and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and H. Video, = Salters .0 dlia.• el 0 4 . .0 Brash. dry 0 6 .0 8 lffirysalted 0 44 .0 Rio, dry 0 4. .o • Lima& Yelp. dry 0 3 ...0 I Westa lted India, dry 0 .0 0 1..1. II h ii Bait India 0 4 ..0 NI liIIIO4 B. Aires, day 0 7 ..0 111 Ronda. dry 0 114...0 0 S. Amer. Horse, per hide Russia, ditto 5 6 .10 5 Du Woods, at per too. loghniod, Jemmies-St 1i... 4 I Madonna ...... ..... 3 6... 3 1 Cempaachy 6 10 . 7 1 rustle, Jana ca 3 10... 6 74 korai ea. largeond road 14 0...16 9 0...10 Liens 10 0..10 hapax .... 10 0...17 I Red Sander& 3 0 . 3 I , Brasil AI 0...90 TALLOW.—Market steadr :—Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 50s. 3d. to 50s. 6d. ; March to April delivery, 60s. ; New, 4-sg. PLYMOUTH, Fat. B.—The market was dull this morning. but prima nnaltered for Wheat, Barley, and Flour. Stock, In granary are low, and oot much expected. PRE.TON, Fen. 6.—The arrival@ ere unimportant. Trade has been inactive to-day Wheat met a brisk tile, at 2a. per wiadle advance upon the lowest rates of last week ; fine white, per 220 lbs., 335. 6d. to 375. ; fellow, 340. to 36e Very little Barley off ring. Beans were the turn higher ; fine sarop'.cs, 245. to 275. Oat• dull, at barely former rates ; best mealers, per 46 lbs., 6s. Bd. ti 6s. lOd. Nt.tt stmt. ..1 Wow reedy, ht he Onisinued in Monthly Parts, price Iw each, with =WOW Illustrations re Stool and Wood, PART 11. of VANITY FAIR: PEY r PENCIL SKETCHES ov xN01.1.41 :40CIETT. By W. M. MAMMA.. Author or "The I'M Whet& Rook:" "Journey from Corn/11l to Grand Chico:" of "Ammo's Diary," and the "doab Payers." in " Punch," tic., Ac. Billa and Adveriimmente will to received at the Moe during the month. Landon : Publivbed at the "Punch" Mee. 113, Platt-etreet J. Igemies, a:tn . :burgh MlLeod, Glower J. leGbobau. Dublin. RICHMOND, YORKSHIRE, FER. 6.—We had a tolerable supp:y or grain. Wheat sold from As. to 10.. Oat., 3.. ed. to es 6d. Barley. 50.9 d. to Els 3d. Beans, 64. to 7s. per bash. - - _ SAFFRON WALDEN, FIB. el—Wl:mat in slow demand, at form r rates. Harley, in some eves, Is. dearer. Oats more plentiful, and L. per quarter lower. DE. CELT r. 104 ELLM GUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONG LIVE. Price Is. each, by poet, in amp., Is. 6d. each, 0 WHAT 1 EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. (With Diet-tahles for all Compisints.; 2. HOW TO BE HAPPY. "Jamdle Tissue."—Cc. It is contended thst e'--•--the stew Wow. end miseries are of our oven mention, meta ashy careless fiesftg, tsble-inilialgrrees, mental irireibility, iwkilenoe, mother per meet Dregularitim, mil that good health, round digeston, dreamless nights, And connoted days are at one risenrsind. By an observance of the advice roots ned in these memoirs the emigrates of hypoch. Hero, OPTIOWOCA.. debility, and indigestion may be cored to less than • mcert. Sherwood. 72, Patertiater-row; Mann, 39, Cornhill ; Baths, 6, New lirced.uset ; Quvalbo, 147, Fleet-street; Nelms, 437, Went Obwri• lime+ nmen the tufty*. 10. Owl -d,..% Hsessi.sersee. SHRIIISRIVRT, FEB 6.—Whest sold slowly. Barley and Oat* were scarcer ar d dearer. The trade closed as follows : Wheat, 8a 441. to 9s. 2d. Barley, 60. 31. to 71. Oats, 4s. to 5.. per imp. bushel. WARMINSTER, FRB. 6.—We had a good ripply of Barley, with a short quantity of Wheat ; the latter much oat of con dition. Wheat, 60s. to 765. Barley, 445. to 695. Oats, 265. to 375. Beans, 60. to 58a. AREUDEEN, Fan. s.—Wheat, though not lower, has ra ther a downward look. Barley has r ceded. 0.. t. remain stationary. Wheat, per qr., of 50 to 62 lbs. per bushel, 665. to 70s. Barley, per qr., 01 60 to 51 lbs. per bushel, 40.. to 465. Outs, per qr., of 40 to 42 lbs. per bushel, 36.. to 40s. HUE TEACHING SINGING. T HE SINGING MASTER. Fourth Edition. Revised end t orreeted. s.o, IrM 6d. No. L FIRST T.VASONS in TINGING AM the NOTATION of MUSIC. Nineteen 1.,,00ns in the Notation and Art of Reading 'dusk. for tM instrovono of children, and eepecially for env trsching, with Sixteen Wool Reereines, arranged as simple two-part Harmonies. Medium price - - BANFF, FEB. s.—The busions in our market to-day was not briik, and price' receded a little. Oats. common, 375. to 40..; potato, 39.. to 42.. Barley and Bigg, 60,. Oatmeal, per boll of 140 lbs , 28.. to 301. tion 11. RC 1M ENTS of the SCIENCE of HARMONY; or thorough. Boo.—A General View of the Principle. of Mueieal Cot:mannikin, the nature ni Ch. rib and Meads, mode of applying Mem. and an expl motion of Mosseal Terms connected with this branch of the *tenor. Is. IM. KIRKCALDY, FRB. 6. Wheat and Oats 2.. per quarter ohs-sper, with a slow sale. Barleys obtained last week's rates. Wheat, 61s. to 72*. Barley, 465. to 53. Oats, 54., to 41*. Beans and Peas, 535. to 625. per qr. Oatmeal, 50s. to 625. per brig o'2Bo lbs. No. ILL TIIE VltlxeC CLASS TUNE-13011I.—Thirty simple and pleaMor Mrs, lammed, with suitable words, for Young Children. Price I*. rel. tracted with the osmearrence of the deputation, he ;shied on the same security as that which in Art. 3 of the ordinance of January 17, 1820, is assigned for the national debt." PORTUGUESE Drer.—A decree has reached Lon don from the Portuguese government, containing two articles, the Mot of which repeals the double decima tvx levied on the foreign debt on the 21• t of August last, while the second recoguise, the right of the bondholders to receive back the amounts hPherto deducted, and promises their repay ment as coon as the rev, nw s of the government will permit. The 20 per cent. tax on the home debt remains unrepealed. - Moos. TKIRRI, Fan. B.—There was a large supply of all kinds of grain offered this morning, which met a very dull sale. Wheat and Oatp, especially, were from IP. to 2.. per quarter lower. Wheat, Bs. to Bs. 6d. Marlin, 7s, 9d. to Be. 'Beane. 6.. 6d. ti 75. per bushel. Barley, 60s. to 525. 040, 265. to 335. per qr. ALTONA, Fits. 2.—The rates asked for Wheat are 64.. to 61e. 61. for 611 lbs. Mecklenburg ; 60s. to 61s. for 61 to 611 'he. Danish ; and 635. 6d. to 64.. for 624 Ito. Holstein for Baltic shipment is spring; and for delivery hero 61 to oil lbs. Upland is hell at 63a to 64s 6d. 'lye as before. Both-y, b1.16s Bair4ela fro ekipasoat hue, has heap takes at 400., and Danish at 355. to 35.. 3d. for 62 to 53 lbs. for spring; and at 375. for 113 to 634 lbe, ditto (Berland) for immediate shipment. Oats have sold at abiut previous price.. Ordinary D'ni•h Illuseed for spring has been sold at 26/. 10•. Cloverseed : Red has risen to 39e. 6.1. to 41.. for Bqbemiari put Silesian. White, quiet, at 311. 64.1. to 465. 6d. for common to best new. No. IV. VHF SECOND-CLANS TUNE.DOOK.—A Selection of Voted adapted for youth of different meek and mminted. with word•, mt.. and Melo-put Harmonies Medium avo. Vries Id. Na V. THE HYMN TUNE.BOOK.—A Selection of Seventy Popular Hymn and Lelia Tune.. arranged with a view or facilitating the promise of children learning to slag in parts. Medium See Price L. lid. •: any pert stay be perelimed mpandsly. - LAND). The Earl of MOUNTCAsHEL brought forward the me tiara which he postponed to this day, for a return of r` total amount of the sums appearing to be due for debts, . , and coos, upon all de Tees, orders, ees, orde, and merits. Ireland, re-docketted pursuant to the act 0 Geo. a. or registered parmient to the 7th and Bth Viet., _eap. and now appearing to be re-docketted or registered in 11.1; office for registering judgment, in Ireland • di.tinauishins those which are in debt from those whi ch are in ewe. The uoida earl took occasion to remark, that e' he wanted wee to get the sum total of charges on laud in Ireland. The whole rental ___ not summit to more than 13,000,000 f. And the landlord. had sot more then 3,000 0001. at their disposal. If 15,000,0001, or 20,000,0001. were voted to be lent to that country it would not be possible under such circumstances for them to meet their engagements. If such were the can-, instead of benefit ing Ireland the *device would prove an ultimate injury. The LORD CHANCELLOR mid that if the uohle earl's motion was made for the purpose of discovering the entire amount of the encumbraiiem on Ireland, it was not me by which they could obtain that information. To show hoer impossible it was to attain that object he had only to state that the office for registering judgments in Ireland was an office instituted for the purpose of protecting the pur chasers of property, by showing the m on their application the burthens on cervain properly. When a judgment made and the liability paid. it frequently happened that ea notice wan given in tne hooks of the office The debt was paid, and there was nothing more about it. Although hewn' fr m the nature the ewe, that the motion of the feeble earl could not attain the object he bad in view, yet, in order to ascertain the real state of f COW he wrote to the office of registration Dublin to inquire how the matter stood. The answer which he received was thi., •• I beg to state for your lied. ship's information that although several some for which dee area, order'', and judgments hale beau originally Muslim& and sub equelitly redoskett.d, pursuant to the act 9 Oew. IV., cap. 36, or registered pursuant to 7 & 8 Viet., cap. 90, appear in the books of the office am originally marked therein, yet I have no materials to enable me to awertain whether any or what portions have been pa i d off, ate have I materials to enable me to distinguish the judgments which are in debt from those which are in cam. I beg to state that this imperfect return could &Abe made without great interruption to the current busi ness of the office, and would he attended with considerable ampere and delay." The noble lord added that his opinion WY that proper information on any subject was good, : imperfect information wee worth nothine. The Earl of MOUNTCASH EL believed that when say sum of money were paid there were generally entered certificate. of satisfaction. If so, it would be racy to wiewo Min what debts were paid or outqauding. If their !odds* thought, however, that hi. object could not be attained, that the information would not be worth the expense, would withdraw his motion. Rom Leeward at Pe r am Proof Dmomara„ 2110 10 per mat. O.P. ... . . . 4 ... Jamaica, 30 to 36 per cent. O.P. S .. 5 Favourite mark, 5 1 ... 6 Brandy, lat brands S .. 6 Hntiah mints. d.p. 0 ... 0 %met, 0 0 Iriata Yt..z, per ton. Rhin. T.R. ZI4 0...33 St. Peteraturr, 9 head 4O 0 . 0 r Dutch and Moll* 53 0...65 Fnealand Ilmar, at pit tom PC.Peterahorgoilmat.l7 10...31 outahot halide= Itiga, Mims 31 0...69 utlln Put India IS 0 . 18 Mangey ....... 0...13 Jute WI. at Far ewt. ...... IOI Oa l M 0 90 Oa la Will - IS 0... 0 Um, at per ton. Ban L 9 13 tut - - SCHOOL MUSIC; or, Bona end Hymen 60 • 8 the Singing Muter comprivint Sleventy-dx Moral Songs for Lnuorra. Monied o Popular Airs, and Seventy Peal= ea Hymns with their snorer. late Tunes. s.o. So ed. cloth. The toad karreeres, Moral :kuni and Hymna, with the Music, may also be had. printed un cards. Price 2d. each card, or 25 for 3a., as follow. Introductory (Notation of Monk). 2. Vocal Exerelees. - 3. Ditto. 4. Dun, (Canons). S. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star. S. Welcome to School. 7. Come and See boy Happily. 8. Perwevaranee; or, Try Again. 9. Improve the PlX•ing Hours. 10. Multiplication Table land Part. 11. The Peace Table-and Proernoination. 13. The Peace Maker. IS. We all Love one another-and We'll go to ear Pieces. 14. How the Wind In Blowing-and Early to Bed and Early to NI e. IS. Over thrWater from England to Fiance. 18. The Nur. It.. Jest-and ti.e Alphabet. 17. Tit for Tat-end Hot LTOIS Elmo IL Play-Hours. 19. The Kind Heart. 20. Come let as etag-eed the Chatter-hoe. 21. The Linnet. 22. The Harmonious Ignakfingd. 23. The Waggard. 21. The ['rider of silting. 21. lemelass cad Cleanliness-and Work away. 28. Time for Heat -and God 27. Soon e. 24. MO Ringi..g. IC The Love of Treth-eed ia t Age and Want. 30. In the Ostnige. 31. 7110 Cricket Itseg SS. Absent Frientin-and When we gn out together. 33. Ere Anemia the Hun Oak -end Harvest Hume. 34. March and liftup yeaurVell Idleness and bowery. 35. Lullaby -and the limit is Oame et Tollleht limy. 38. The •torniv Winds. 37.0nr Native Lind. 38.Tbe lahoorere Bang 39. Howe, home -and 'bloke, Moire. 40.1 f yen Get hole Debt. 11. Erltona, Arise-and the Golden Rule. 42. Kul* Drlbmola. 43. The National Anthem -and Now let Kota of Joy Asswidire. 44. ParrwelL OVERLAND ROUTE, VIA TRIENTE.—The following is the route taken by Lieut. li/semen's courier, when con veying thi Indian espressos fban Egypt to England : From ILeiandria to Trieste; Trieste to Innepruck, across the Brenner; Innspruck to Kempten; Kempten to film; Ulm to Btuttgardt; Btuttaardt to Maaheim ; Manheim to Co logne; Cologne to Ostend; Ostend to Dover; Dover to Loudon. DANTZ IC, AN. 30.—Wbeat hmbeen bought, common and good inked, at 60s. to 61c, on delivery. and some old Wheat from granary, 61 lbs., 62a. ; 621b5., 64a.; red mixed and 691h0., 61s. GINOA, SAN. 29.—Prior of Wheat were very high. AS much as 73.. per quarter had been refused (or a parcel of Ancona. SOUTU WESTERN RAILWAY.—The train dae at the Nine Elms station last night at half-past nine o'clock, arrived this morning at eight o'clock, with four carriages attached to three engines, having been fourteen hours coming from Southampton, in coLsequeum of the fall of snow yesterday. - - - - - Wo have been requested to state that, although the trains upon the South Western Railway have been partially stopped since yesterdsy afternoon, endgame are still overdue, owing to the vast accumulation of snow upon the line, that no accident whatever has occurred ; that nothing b. ,t a tem porary inconvenience is apprehended, and that every exer tion is being made to clear away the obstruction. By the employment of three engines, with two carriages and a van only, the mails were, with great exertion and difficulty, brought throth h. - - - IiAIinUELOR, Fen. 2.—Good red Wheat, on the /pot, was quoted 625. to 6.h. per quarter, and 'eyelid purchases have been made on these terms for French account. The stocks were very small, which would, it was thought, prevent • reaction, even if the foreign demand should fall off. MAINEILL6B, J. 29.—The demand had fallen off in consequence of the extremely high prices. Polish Odessa, which hod previously been selling (reedy at 724., heti receded to 70s. 6d. per quarter, and a similar abatement had occurred in other descriptions. STRTTIN, Jon. 30.—Priewe hays ruled high, and 6011,.. red Silesian Wheat hat been sold at 63e. per qr. ; and 6911 n. Pomeranian and Ukermark, at 620. per qr., free on board, in spring. Pomeranian Barley, 395. to 405., free on board, in spring. ▪ AND Rata WORBSOVITAIILS lOa OCTIDAT senont.e. 43. sicilion Mor.nera -and Warwick. M. Demme-and Stonetleld, or Dosensdale. 47. Evening Hymn -mid Hanover. 411. Stephens and the German Hymn. 49. Grow-and Ctenbroalt. 30. Fakon. street-and Iteriterel. 51. Mortin'a-lane-and Stoughton. 52. Hurt. -end Job. 31. Melbssurn Port-and Malabo. 34. itouirean's Dream -and Soodirate -and Contemplation. 36. Hamra or Mount Culiary-end Auburn. 37. Eaton-and Cargra M. Adora tion. 59. Gabriel New-end Prcepect. GO. Low. -and Paireest. 11. ince:tale-and Calvary. 62. Lydia-and Sutton Coldheid. 63. Arabia-and Old Hundredth. 64. Peru-and Condescension 63. Horsley- and Compassion. 66. Wroth-and Ilephsibah. 67. Bradley Charen-and Portugal New. 68. Piety-and Kaareshernagth • It Wigan -and the Posing RM. 70. Newport-and Easter Hone. 71. Vesper -end Admiration. 72. Jades Dosology-and Mike's Lane. 73, Heloodey-and Evans. 74. Nativity-raid Moconouth 73. Westbury Leigh --and New Votary or Wimpole. 76. Halleluiah, Amen-and Triumph. 77. Refuge. 76. Catta-end Mineral. 76. Portsmouth New -.and Joyful. 80. Tudieee, ce Leigh-sad Revere. 81,2. Welcome-and a Man's a Man for a' that. 113.184. When the Way Morn Appeoing-- and The Might with the Light. 63. God Speed the Right. The Words without the Musk may he had in three small !gooks, an follows : -Moral song. from the Fizat.ciam Tune-hook Id.; ditto from the •mond.class Tune-book, Id.; Hymns hum the HymnTuae boob. • • The Carib and Time-books may be coed with Mr. Ilullah'a another Srtrm of Teaching. What chiefly ile:igbbt us in the • Winging Meanie Is tar inter- Mixture of many tithe morel roma with the ordinary OM, There are chiefly meopoord by Mr. Ukases himself. and we soil acarcely imagine anything of the kind better essrded. The rob* le ennetly the elan of aub,octa which all who wish well to the WftsMisus coders would wish to to re imprinter, 00 **Willa* vaturo-08dwitineat with their losty hot honourable lot, the Ilsoimps trim itin non in dustry, 'be faltering of the dootestie anianplestkasht US prnrement of rocirty." - a...nerd Journal, Oa. ith, FIRESIDE HARMONY; or I °moan, Recreation la Part Mmeng. A ?selection of :avourite old glees, menet, end owns; arr....red 10 miens mashie for lontilios and tictends. By Hams li.ligascdau. Seated Kdition.Delny Bro (obits() ; b. W. FAILURE AT MANCHESTER. —On Saturday we learned of the stoppage of the houce of Messrs. Dyrenfurth, Brothers, and Co., of - Manchester, and to-day we learn thst the house in Breslau of the same firm, and in connexion with the Manchester house, has elan suspended payment. The debts are said to amount to 90,0001. A smell Aimee in Berlin hes stopped in consequi nce.—Morning C/seonic/s. METALS.—GLAscow, FEB. 6. The price of Scotch pia Iron, delivered free on board here, may be quoted to-d yat 735. 6d per ton, net cash, fur the usual proportion of Nos. Notwithstaildiug the depression prevailing in the money-market this week, the prke has advanced 2s. per ton, owing to the large exports of last month. TiOPS.— BOROUGH MAitliET, Two oClork .— Me~n. I` menden and Smith, Hop factors, report that there cantina. s a stead) demand for allkinds of Hope, at the fol 10,sina yc ,•o•Sots : Mid a Veer lsanm.p.or. 31. era Into 1 Yearling Keane— earn. It. I ta 41. n Weald of Keefe. 4 oal 0 Tramline gamea. I oto 4 name 3 151.415 1314 Hope. . . I sae 9 Varahaara COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Hay-pase Twn.—The notice of Lord John Russell, that he should have to make a financial statement to the House of Commons on Monday, the 22nd, has lad no effect upon the funds, either in rendering them more firm or depreseing them. Consols opener: at 901 to 1 for money, and 901 to I for time, the market tint. They have been since alternately buyers and sellers at 901, and are now sell. rs at that price. Reduced Threes, 901 to 2. Exchequer Bill., 6s. to 91. premium. We have had very little busini ra doing so far. The papers from Mexico, received by the Dee, are full of complaints and representations about the wants and wretched appointments et ;the army, and these are met, not by measure of relief, hut by statements of this penury of tne treasury. The Congress, indeed, in answer to the urgent requirements of Almonte, the minister of war, state that they are " disposed to grunt whatever resources may be necessary for the war." It dins not appear that any further action was taken in the mater, however „and, except' by forced loans and clerical conflict Boor, it was doubttul whether money could he raised . The chief ordinary rename of revenue were, of course, cut off by the blockade of the rout. Mexican Bonds, upon this unfavourable state of affairs, declined this morning to 22 to 2. Spanish Fires are 241 to 2; the Threes are a shade worse, at 342 to 2. Portuguese have advanced to 3.5 to 6 upon the strewth of the abolition of the double decima tax, as referred to yesterday. Dutch 24 per Cents, are 58 to 4 ; the Fours, 92 to 2. R140L1814 IMIXTBR. Rook limork.2o3 4 3 per Cl.CoorOo for kart ,e/i prr CL Roe.. 800 1 prr Gat. Ht Ivor Oat Coma., 101, Wien 129 ilehopotr 111116, a. go. CORN.—BATH, FEB. 6.—There was a good at tendance, and a large quantity of grain offering. Wheat was out of condition, and to effect sales a decline of from 3.. to 4.. per quarter had to be submitted M. B.rley erns held for last week's mt.( and but tew sales mode. Oats, Beans. and Peas were each 2.. lower. Wheat, 64.. to 78s Barley, 42a. to 560. Beans, 475. to 565. o,te, 265. to 365. Peas, 48s. to 68s. per qr. Banroan. FBI.. 6.—We had a fair supply of Wheat, but transactions were limited, and the value remains as quoted Wt week. In Barley not much doing, and prices the same. 0 sts, Beans, and Pea. are scarce, and retain their value. HAY.—Mesars. Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw ealeemen, Smithfield, report prism askollowe Prtas - - • 60. to ie► IRMO - Now 41 I. to sow ~..., CATTLE, &c. APPLEBY MONTHLY FAIR, Fee. 4 —The scarcity of food in this neighbourhood ceased our market to-day to be very plentifully tilled with Sheep. A pod numb 1' of dealers WY per sent, hat far from eager to do business; prices, in consequence, inclined downwards. The Cattle market likewise exhibited a mote thin usual quantity of stock. Fat Cattle were considered to maintain the r prices, selling at from 24e. to 265. per stone ; but pre sent calving Cows fell fully 10 per cent. • BILIDLISOTOM, Fan 6.—Wheat sold slowly, at a decline of Is. to 2a. per qr. No Barley offered. The supply of Oats woo good, which met a ready sale, at a reduction of id. to to Id. per atone. Very little doing in other kind. of grain, and prices nominally the .tome a last week. Wheat, 56.. to &U. Barley, 401. to 46.. per quarter. Oat., 1. 4d. to 1.. 4jd. per stone. CANTERBURT, FEB. 6.—Trade was dull. New white Wheat, 684. to 78e.; new brown, 644. to 70.. Barley, new, 414. to 6 . 1. 0 de, new, 36.. Beans, new, 50s. to 53.. Peas, hoe, 494. to 60.. CAMBRIDGE. Fall. 6.—We had a good impplj of Corn, and prices much the tome u laid week, ricer int ate, whet were 3s. to 40. tyr qr. lower. Wheat, red, 70. to 7N.; white. 76.. per qr. Barley, malting, 64. to SO.. ; Seed. 46.. to 50...; Beans, 50.. to 56.. Few, 625. to 565. Oats, 30e. to 36e. Lord MONTEAOLE surgested that the noble earl should withdrew his motion. He himself had °cession a oh .rt time ago, a• a trustee to a large estate in Irelon , l, to inquire for the certificate of satisfaction, in order to see the events brances it was liable to, and he afterwards discovered that through some clumsiness , there was no aertificate of satisfac tion for the debts paid and entered in the book', and that the debts amounted to twice th- value of the property. The motion was then withdrawn, and their lordships ad journod at twenty minutes past six o'clock. I. The Cluera's 111r114.day. —2. Now we are met.-3. Cosa follow a. merrily. -I. Coeue an ye who Music low.—d. How great le the pies an.—d. time G.Uoe, tollow me-7. The Emigrant's gong.— Breathe. there the roan. Our QOSPIL-10. The Young Ladies' Debate. —II. wiherforeeh Grave.—ll. The Granattopper.—l3. When from my Native Lead —I I. Tranquillity.-15. Would yati sing a roved with Nhateer you °then End.—l 7. rowers for year Gardens.—lL Whittington.-19. Tar beyond all studied /race b. tome now to the Greenwood. - 11. Tune your Caloa -22. A Bee isiing.• -23. Come gay Mirth.—ll. Hoes-23. New genial ering. —2O. Gni., tear. the acmes.—ll. How meet to meet a Yin. died Mind.-2t. Truly 'tis said.-19. Farewell, Frieed.-30. G. be sweet Omer the Evening Bells.-32. Hark, the little Weft an hogins.-33. Now you shall be.. a wondrous Song.-54. Pro tragiryt.oo. London : Taylor and Walton, 26, Upper Oever.street. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, Frit. 8. The arrexes took the choir shortly before four o'clock. PRIVATE mueu!fis. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four (Mock. Our foreign express, which should have arrived last night, not reach us till noon this day. The Paris journals of Sunday have brought no ietelligenre of general interest. The debate on the paragraph respecting foreign relations in the address was concluded. M. Berrycr delivered a speech, which all the independent journals agree in pronouncing one of the finest pieces of eloquence er delivered by that orator in the Chamber. A private letter, received at Marseilles, from Algiers, has brought the intelligence that the 19th Regiment has fallen into an ambuscade prepared by the Arabs, and the entire body made prisoners. Marshal Rugetud has not disclosed this event, although it is generally known at Algiers. An agent of the Mexican government has arrived at Marseilles, authorised to deliver letters of marque against the United States. The ram& Three per cWe. were done in the Tempe de ,'Opera an Sunday at 7.f, 2 e. The Madrid mail of the Ist inst. arrived at Paris late in the afternoon of Sunday. The Madrid journals are devoid of political ;stereo!. The new Mini►ter of Marine bad not yet been nom_ -..-- . FOREIOII ItYNDe. 3 per Ct. Ae0n.166 Re9d9, 94 6 1 per Celt °muds I. 1.4 If& 4. per Ct. 110111•11 11966013 1 Cinreads Detened Rea. 36 I 23 pr• CAM. dill., 3 per Ct. legalese. MI. la & per 131. Waal Ma" 116.3.46 7 11 per Ct. renIVWD rim. 3e 41 flits New. 444 54 Peresteere Moe. 31169. al 4 6 per Ct. 11555ae A3ro• Me .46 1 6 wet. SIMI= W. 110 13 1/Itte Malan Wilt .93 3 Ditto Weser, Ort Sen..— $ peeTt=i l = l l6l I Celemblas 64ete6 , 5 Wit . 3 4 amoolelk Dellmod /60y 17 3 per Cr. Mak& 11de.,117 Ir 4 D 1 Sonia Piodie Mr, I le If pre Cc welt Me ,66 3 poet ••••••••• II 2 • per GI- Cert. Dotal. ft 3 Valemile 3119139166 Din, 103 111 • RAILWAYS.—The mu datum aro fairly supported. not so good. SALES EFFFLTED UP ID TV Veltad/7 . . ;OMB will Arch., Nod.. Boa, k E. Jo, 21 88. and Oxford Jo., 14 Direct Northern Scrip, 21 F. Colinas% 211 1 Do. Prop. per Cent.. No.; 1P Do. York Faten., 4t 1 E. Lancashire. New Carp, 21 Ely and Huntingdon, 141 Gt. Nor. (bal.& York Res.), 8 1 Do (Direct North. Per.), 26 31 f n. I Gt. South& & W (reland). Great North of England, 238 Do. New, 591 Do. Now, 17 1 Ot. Weems Quarters. 1 81 Ipswich k MUT st. Ed. l IA Leeds .ne Bradford. el Leeds biThir.ll, Pre( 6 perCL, 41 Lir., Crosby, it douilsport. 41 Lan. & Blatkwall. New, Na; 1 p Loa, Brighton. & B.Ccast, 23 1 Lawton a N. W.. 190 1 Do. UlArLerS, New, 141 14 Do. Fifths, 181 D , 10/. shares 51. and A., 721 D, 104. 65arrs M. and 8., A,III Do. 104 sham SLand 8., B, met is quiet, but the prices North British us, however, WO THIS DAY IN LONDON. be fogad in last part.) if Y rint, D rgr a 2 a9 4 Do. New. 334 Do. New, 04 Newer. sod RerneW4. 22 8 Newport & Abergsveooy, Nor. Counties Unto,,, 14 North British, Rolle% 184 Do. Ratensicsi, 14 Do. Thirds, 3l North St are, 84 8 Presto') sod Wyre, 35 44 Do. lialvee, 104 Scottish Midland, II she., Roth., & Goole, 2$ gown. & [Oran., (2 4, 4 Do. do. 0, 11 I Shropshire roam, d S. Yorkob., Done., & Goole, 2 W. Biding l'oloo. 148 P Tait & Newcastle, New, 114 Do. Pref., 8 1 York k N. Mid , 91 90 Do. Selby, 892 DO. Eli's., 371 7 Do. Prekrenee, 114 12 Boulogne It Amnia, 14 • DOLCURSTER, FRB. R.-There was a full .ttendanoe to day, and a good show of Wheats, nearly the whole of which was so much • of of condition as to be frequently re:uswil ; this fact caused the trade to rule lenguid, coupled with great reluctance on the parts of the sellers to take short of Ird week's prices . hut at length they gave way, and prices acre relluml 3r. per qr. for ordinary parcel., and 2s. fur than in better condition. Burleys were a fair supple, and the turn higher, from Is to 10. 6d. per qr.; while Onto remain without any visible alteration. The offers of Beans and Peas are so trifling, that we are unable to form any criterion of their value here, and thee remain nominally the same. White Wheats, from 745. to 765. ; red, 66.. to 70.. Barleys, 60s. to 66a. ; very superior, 684. DONCASTER. FRB. S.-For Wheat, pricy much LS before, and the market closed with more firmness. A slow sale for Oats end Beans, each Is. to 2s lower, and ant well sold up. A le•tter demand for Barley, and prices were generally Is. to N. higher. Wheat, new, 20s. to 235. ; fine, 2.6 a. to 27s ; old, 20r. to 2'2a.; fine. 24e. to 265. Blendcom, 19s. to 20..; tine, 21s. to 225. Rye, 17.. to 19s. Bans, 19'. to 205.; fine, 21. to 22a ; old, 19s. to 20s. Pt es, white, 29a.; grey. 19s. to 20r. p••r 3 bushels. Os's, new, 225. to 275.; tine, 29.. to 325. ; old, 24.. to 305.; fine, 32a. to 365. Barley, 495. to 665. ; floe malting, 625. per qr. • • . _ FA RitIA.M. Fen. 8 —ln Wheat, hut little business done. The highest prices Riven did not exceed from 191. to 20/. per load ; the best white and the top samples of red, 181. to 181. 10a Barley decidedly higher, by from 2.. to 3.. per qr. for the hest malting and seed simples; light quiliti. s as last week. Oats, Beans, Peas, Indian Corn, and Tales at hitt quotations. HUNTINODON, Fee. B.—Of Wheat the supply was I*.ger than of late; the condition was much affected, making it difficult of sale even at an abatement of 2s. per quarter. Not much Barley offered, and last week's prices well supporttd. Beane, Peas, and Oats were each lA. to 2s. per qr. lower. K INDAL, Fen. B.—We had a plentiful supply of Oats, which was sold ear'y at the prices quoted. Duces ten, Fes. 8. —Wheat about 2a. per quarter •oder COLCHEITSR, FRII. 6.—Seasta were scanty in supply, and prices rather advancing for the hest qualities of both fat and fresh one.. There were but a few pens of Sheep exhibited, which met a ready sale, on quite as good terms as for some weeks paw. Pill. were scarce, and those flt fur killing sold at an advance of 6d. per stone of 8 lbs. NEWTOWN (MONTOOMEXTERIRI) FAIR, FEB. 6.—There was a good supply of Sheep, with but few buyers; conse quently the best lots did not exceed 6d. per lb.; inferior pens were lower, and many remained unsold. Pigs were scarce, hut, there being only one or two purchasers, the Sean was lower than last fair. On the next day there were seemly a dozen fatted Cows for .ale, which fetched 64d. per lb. A few barrens and middling Cows with Calves obtained fair price.. Notonem, Fre. 6.—Our market exhibited a tolerable show of Scots and short-huno; but there was a great dulness, in concaquenee of the great complaint of went of keep. Fat Beasts ware a good chow, and trade dull for Scots at 7s. 6d. ; short-home, 6s. 9d., to Is. per stone of 141 b.. The sh ep pens were lily filled—in fact there is no inducement to offer the Elegtrets at present; the few that were sold made from 30s. to 36.. per head, according to their condition and quality. Fat Sheep. Bs. to Bs. 6d. per clone. In store Pigs and fat Pork there is nothing worth notice. SHIPPING. MAILR ARRTVID: 3, Dublin ; • I, Waterford; I, Donagha. dee; I, Guernsey and Jersey ; Flanders. Lennon, Feb. 9.—Wind this day at noon, S.W. by W., moderate ',nese and frosty. Coen, Feb. 6 —W —Sailed: William Piric, Charleston. Off Port: Rawley, Demerara. FALMOtTIt, keb. B.—S.W.—Arrived: Zanthe, Alex andria. LI MERIC K , Feb. 6.—N. W.--Sailed : Matthew, New York. - - - -•- - • - - - • PLYMOUTH, Feb. B.—The Baltieum, from Bt. Domingo, arrived here today, leaky, with lows of mainmut, bowsprit, dm., and two men washed overboard, having been on her beam.ends on the 23rd ult. The True Blue has got off, ►nd I. laid on the mud. . . . . . SWANIIEA, Feb. 5.—A boat, :narked "Fanny, of Thrum, George Brooks," was picked up on the 31st ult., off Oswich Point. Orr Ptu.., Feb. 7.—Jane Boyd, Vidpiraiso, for Gloucester. Puny TALBOT, Feb. 7.—The Dougi.a, from Barrow, was In contact, this morning, with a large brig, and received damage. PENZANCIS, Feb. 7.—During yesterday and 1-at night it blew a severe gale, with violent squalls from W.N.W. to N.N.W. About sixty vowels bound to St. Clitorge's Chan nel, Pulled on the 4th, have h.a•n driven back. kw Yeaterdos, 6 Mantra see net pate. the IieuthPETITIONL—B liew a nt. twopithhos horn Rochester what .feetior VW& aIiCOND READlNOB.—Aberdare Bert way (Bieolun Brunch De. .Irian). Aberdere and Great Ncelliethrellood leo hear., (Amalgam. dinar Leroy& Aebramh and hoar oil Sonttier ladled howelow dedwayeOrreera Markt Fire laminar 22% 111 =gi a l dRm arpooa j."" AmmIL . s aw' , mai their OreAssir ad . MAW.. Ild t onamos% wits Ametirarllsh. Eritilmita Railway (Law sr Peerreat Meerer, Madired. oil Maar T irer, eat Oark m ruird Itadwayr D Or ere Itailwu y awl lair w ad Mi listrway Arakprerar Onto/swell leprowiwei& Crooks OMMlNaligl Or art I. Easters Video Itailway (liras* kara Orazierser Harwich). Raster, Treed i.a. et Derabrater Mawr amt Brancbm. Pletwand, red Wed hole. Rahway mode, aradOilliery Brasibre). Oleroew, bade Railway, awl alwriPair. rawer. BB mom*. end Ayr ( We. I . l i r, larreeirk, art Ayr Mawr pia Cirre era Orem* Rillway thawaimitt art Undies te the GI row, . Whhirold6 rod AY& the Mesper ......a _derl= k lediara. Mralrirr Are% rd te 1914. Obemeter Y.. Detai triee " r d Dar* i NardarAw RAW (Derides rd Mina= ` lam , M.) Maiheiddit aid IllsailtiMer Saw = Bury dat o tear tree Mire le Arta eat Ogre k m ad ßory R. leirrire le. I Mit te Nerese Lire% rket mad My). Leer., Don bury, mid Warbearr Railway Mania to Wakefield, an.l Jeer= et Merry with the leolatrart, owl Go.ie, and the Tot mod North Mend Reilwayal. lAverwaal. Cr rby, and Southport Miry rd Meare Imam led derdeMestens Ma ma, (lama ard Padre et re HaMmedell and Marirter Rea, ray int Ord, or dr Lora Drudary. and lierearr Reary). Wrier" ad lodePaws (llll6,6llm at tem* et Irma et lie Rat D l Iddlgai r s lama rid New Lie irsaarry Lars iserrele as. Dueller. Allendar lard^ ad mere). Mfferkererst Leer Edam (am& dm dr Madirefidd rd arra& herra lerriey„ sad Isterra et Ilebelirk reed). IMMO engage Massie. Waal Parr terms ea Tsar. Railway, Defame. log Awn&a. ram. MOW. eidlrl Wry (Ilaradra lima rev lialasgar. Tie Bedlbrd, te Ritchie, owl to Nollo lad ffiradei Ealarprtnent or the Leherater utatiae). rnt Radwoy Noleastr ad Swautieston Railway. %More. Derricaa end 1111/4" Emit prosily of Lei cester .lotion, ederdig revere as le Omar Branch). South lantern Railway (Waft et Oa Oremarsi dirty, and Arrange ment 211 d Ealarphaot So leolsoArldite thwilaaj. !bath-Ewiero &Slaw (Looduarrae dr Arrears/ft iri Eel .ereutent) Boathasiptan Dirdeotsr Mawr (New Perm* Deviation r• Semishad. west Cornwell Beltway (Besnelo R. oto Ives and Nos- 9 • inymales Wharf, and Osedreedeo sod Mthreatreett of thwyeat• Ma ) Wm, Nomenst, and Werm el uthNieet. Rallmy 4 So. 2) Ma. POISLIC let , PFIITIONS.—By Si, R. taste, from lludderolidd ;4 peahens.) is D.. favour of the Ten 11911111 Bill. .sir J. Toot , our, from Bosco; 1 their* Poor Memosal Act Col. T. Woos, from Ipso lot, against the Law of nelikeeent. Mr. Noma, from thedreliere of Maid& agates. sled the rifted= CO duty en Hum Mr. Guravia., from Laneaster, fee as- ximliatimstlnellsk and ;Mb roordawa. The Marquis el Cosh% item Ineofelob, egging the law of heals:neat. Mr. Tie sass.,, from alistthe the mooed at duty co Copper Om. Mr. It. Knew& the trim th.lifswerer at the Yen Hours 1(91. Mr. rr,sas,sip (.1 In& Methee& hem pleses he the Woo Riding of Yorkshire, hi Aloes of sem the Yen Mies lIIL Mr. W. Perm., from a place hi Lancashire, for risk INdlligille elt•11011th srel Irith Poordawe. laid lllN24uukftsas ith, ditties CO Ileidea, said Ike redaction of duty on Item. the Mr. Itamanso, teem lerednethehire, amine the Poor Se- . . snag At.. Lord Ilmenws, tram Liverpool, for alteration fur- in the manna CO Poor &lief ill !relied; from me therpod, for redeadeo thee cm Yes ; ta avow ell Ad. - the sestinen se dodos on mpg ere. tom norm, from Holton. be • Meow Ten Min VAL /tr m .lkee, hem Dorchester, against tbe 4. et „ rii Peer leseomel AL Copt.l4llll/A.lof, tree{ Gloucester, on oubjec{ of •il e: Irish Mr. W. 0. 814,111..\ r (two petit)ono), from Anglers, ; dele Pox Bemoval Act. Sir De Lore Erns% from °Main • 1 Ina rudeemden the sweet of the rommuLttion of their woolen& Alt. waswCommended delted, In tome of Tea Hours WIL lard Les- sasy, cote, from Mr. Mee, so subject of his thersieral. lord Kellum ~ from a plane Is Tothahre, against N. PM Iteisosal Aet. Ys. , Mewls, dem Disesnews in Meat New dielned. constdoleine of ' 01 ; and CO Now iselead theapeny, and for Mines Mr. Kum tax, and ham libmagtismagnientingodow relief in Irdand. Mr. W. NV a taa.... tab- from Omentry, la Omer CO sdelselturel aeheoM. lord Ceemors, eta, teem leitrien, in hour den Imegreelon 0111. nod flair REAOll{o.—Tbe begnommest ef Seats. (Ireland) b,',l. ( sacOND gliADlNo.—Cestsme His IR , . s . COMMGTOthe—Destleme Nom. Ireland sin. Diet9lias from 'i.. Sugar Bin. _fraa lbw la Illiverim SOL 1 Lion NOTICES Of MOTloll.—MMlnnetin ATI Aerie Lena • -Mr. M. rem Mit:my—ln oommitWe as Oar Ms Swam, additional clauses. I t in Thome or TRltCotoirms—Kr DS Lem tr.., on a future day, to , of ..... tor • copy of mdmethlathwe leads to the tre=in the lab- • ~..„ ism amend oappiestif earksad Beeps in the o D. sue Acclaim —Nit. raise read hi. 1110:111:, s toi be rub- any initial tomorrow (1111.thq), en the sdrieet of melt a. 'mats. • Ihe Cracow.—Mr. M. drums. an • hones day, to move an address fee . ,olio the aorreapeedenealastoresn the late Ignerpne oft undo oderry sod the pro Alasestlet et Ruda, remedies rind. toe; of as T*aoti of sell odor dommensta esepeeting the establishment CI . the Imitate of Cracow. rtes acteee.—M . Kenn on &funny day. fcr paper. Maine to 51.00‘ om- Hum LLll2Oll.—Mr. Courrr teem now (tea day) to pee a maw question on the midget of Holyhead Harbour. en Pnreenee ermanner.—lord Rum Irmo ton this soy ketnythf (the 22nd) to mike a financial statatmet. re- NAVAL CAPTAINS' LIST. 11 1 .., any Sr C. NAPIER 'aid the house would recolleet tbee raw WACO& had been appropriated for the retired lid to the ell. navy, and et the sone time a premise wee made tlm the sdesirele• Ilmitehoeld tesemesedr ed., /crate repealer MI mid GK. Now 100 naval officers bed been taken off the lisle rays but as 60 fresh ones had been tut 00, hc wished to know by gen what process it was intended to reduce the list to 500. the Mr. WARD said it was designed to reduce the list t t the A numben intended to be pero.anently kept on by promoting this only one officer for every three deaths. He could assure We l, as hon. friend that &nee the general promotion, in whisk the coo- navy was entith dto participate in common with the tinny, Ibe only one post captain had been male, three deaths having Ato occurred; with the exception or Captain Denham, who, kw ato distinguish ed services CM the roast of Atritm, had been peo now rooted by a board order--that promotion having been tare promised by the previous board. 180 officen loosing ae- nal- cepted the terms proposed, the list might hove he. n reduced lion to 660, but in consequence of the general p• ometion the list I the was now 669, iostead of 730, at which it stood before the con- reCrensent at m Sir C. NAPIER only hoped they would trick to the rule ' ton laid down. .• the GALWAY ELECTION. , dhe Mr. S. O'BRIEN said that in consequence of a resoluti ni but which bad been come to at a meeting of the el. store of Gel- Zo tz gewaztieheldnohnare 2 bee3rd oft tJoatnhuastrL, and wn mwhierchcattaZdt.tteatita, con- of the Marquis of Clandearde to vote in favour of the trove:la- the ment candidate, he wished to know Isom the noble /PM at Lion the head of the government, whether it was with his lord- ship's sanction such co rcinn had been used ? As the II iced risk of the ponular interest in this country, he thought the noble who lord could have no difficulty in &tying whethi r a got ene- y to merit functionary had a right to o cane the votes of his the tenant. in favour of the government candidate. tbe Lord J. RUSSELL said the hilts. gentleman had nod & resolution which stated nothing spee(fic ; merely wok g that Ire- coercion had been toed Meanie the tenwits of the lit ...qui but of Clenricarde. He disbelieved it; and till tome specials Lime allegation was made, he multi say no mere than that he ohm did not believe any such coereiou had been need. Mr. S. O'BRIEN said he could not believe that Lord con- Clanricarde had given authority to any person to menace hie . the tenants with co. rrion in the exercise of their franchre, but said he thought it right to sae if any ouch coercion should be , used hereafter teed, he should f:el it no he his duty to move for a %he committee of inquiry, with a view to found thereupon an ch • address to the crown for the removal ,-f the noble mantels iew. from the office which he held. . and RUNDALE SYSTEM. It of Lord CLEMEN IS wished to know fro n the noble hood "a" whether it was his intention to bring in a m. alum for the I l i __, s a2 , putting an end to Or improveme A of the Rundelo system, '"' . 2 under which be (mind, by th e return. laid on the table ; that 7, 1 7, no lees then 1.902,547 seres were held. l am Lord J. RUSSELL said the government intended to in• troduce • bill with respect to the n lationt of landlord and • RE- tenant in Ireland, but he could not cette that it would con - tain any poeitive prohibition agwitist the holding of land in ono- Rundale. If the noble lord wished for a discussion on the ' the subject, it might be raised who n the bill to w lAA he en , da- ferred was before the house, when the views of the goner... ts ON ment would be elated. ca g . FINANCIAL STATEMENT. ' Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice, that on that day tot • • i the night he would make a financial star meet to the holm in hing Committee of War ma Means. Me. SUBSCRIPTIONS POR IRELAND. all In reply to a question from Sir R. INGLIS, the Sr G. GREY repeated hie statement th it the government did thought the beet mode of diatributing the subscriptions had raised under the Queen's hth r was by placing them at die • . 1002 doposal of the British Avocietion foes tho Relief of Distress ould in Ireland and in Scotlaud. The committee of that rodeth- neet lion was composed of prisons of high charae:er in the city, • elf- and it was thought that the money would be moot effectual if placed at their disposal. eel's DESTITUTE PERSONS (IRELAND) BILL. ' t! " On the motion for geing into cnomittee on this bill, ," Its Mr. O'CONNELL addreseed the la etre, but in m low a ""'s tone, that it was exceidiogly difficult to gather even the tote eubstance of his semarka. He eommeored by referring to was the government measures for Ireland. He wait undentool U r ' to say that lie did not mincer in all that had been Paid molest l"" the L,hour Rate Act. In the western parts of Ireland that ', aw act bed been most efficient for its porpoe, and the words t ' a onion ue•ed under it were all exceedingly useful. As re • was gersed the Poor Relief Bill, he could not say that be en- ' was tirely approved of that measure, but he wets willing to give the up every objection which he felt to out-Ocor relief, and to support any measure which gave one additional meal to the • th_a starving people. (Hear, hear.) The n• et bill was that foe ' a the immediate relief of the people of Ireland, He neer was very much afraid that hon. member* were not ord- e sufficiently aware of the extent of the misery which "" e- __, prevailed ; that they were nut adequately impressed ~,__"... with the honors of the situation of Ireland ; and that they "'a did not understand the suffering that cal being endured . s a • ,P• there. Why, at chat did troy estimate the law of life? He could tell them that an estimate had been made fi.r tie i ta _ . ..'" aunties of Limerick and Cork, according to which more "",.... then 5.000 adult labourers had a'reody perished; and, with "—_,." their families, more than 10,000 ; and the peni s ' by oho, the estimate was drawn up declared their oarriction that five and twenty p r re rot of the population was now perish- ni!., - Mg. He (Mr. O'Connell) venture d to state that 26 per cent. a l " a of the population of Ireland would perish by famine on i . 51 ' 2 dream utiles. that house should do something efficacious but What 'was wanted was not small sums, sot palmy' donations, not individual subwriptiou I, hut a great nationsl i sa y act of generosity. something on a broad scale, so as to be s o y 7 adapted to the evil ; and unless thin were conceded, they 't's* noted be rev eisible for Ave-and-twenty per omit of the 4. , hi l" population. There bad been as was undentood).tweety ! " as coroner's inquerte in a single village, and the evil, instead of 't he diminishing, was lamely increasing. One necemazy intuit sold was pestilence; the typhus fever had broken rot and was , _ decimating the populatio n . The calamity would net be "," confined to Ireland ; they thew...lves (the members of the thse House of Commons) would no he as e ; fever would be am- breught over by flying wretch, who came to look for food that in this country, the disorder would rem ad throughout the that country, and no man meld be secure ageing t ire effects. He `" at feared that two millions of barna', beings would perish unites they_ _ r.lieved them. (Hear, bear.) It mightad- be said, " Why don't the Irish relieve them ?" They had a not the means. It wax shown by the reports on the table that there were four millions of human beings in a 'tan , of i. destitution, and on the verge of starvation. In the 47th ! k. year of the union the Irish people were being annihilated through the destruction of the potato er , p; they were east perishing in shoals ; they en r • perishing in huudreds, in ,_ thousands, in millions.. Re am:waled ro the bonne for an act "`" O4 of generosity and liberality—he asked them to find the MOW= i d m of obtaining for the tee ple food, or of carving the price no mane that food. They could not shrink in this matter. Tbey Seed might say that the Irish I indlortis ought to do their duty. dna- Why many of them had done their duty ; some of them had Ital - ant, and he had no wish to shield tutor who had been guilty f the hens of neglect. He would gi. c the remand unlimited and di&• ,y ak tatoriel power to apply what smog and what :node of relief Mon they deemed nee miry, being repine sable, of (wow, to sorb that home. but ',till not being lettered by strictly legal reg.- 00 5 rations, and having all neeemary powers to prevent Maria- a~.m! , lion. ( Hear, hear.) H. wished to see the house con fi ding ri: to the government--and he did not are from which side the eels, government was taken—the means of resenting the people way from destruction. Now, he had not mid one word indicating and irritation or anger—be had not uttered one syllable of re- nt. proach—he had not told them that the present condition of " r :, the people was an unhappy onismentence of the art of union. N e , he simply implored them not to allow thousands of the no. people to perish. Letthe government bring in any law they W pl. sued, and make it OA string-nt as they Vetoed ; lan' let them appoint what he would call domestic eommisaionen by the authority of an set for every awl „„ d county in Ireland ; lot return. he made specifying „,,o by name every landlord, and what that landlord bad done tail- for the relief of distress in hie own dietriet. They shoulrl tail- have his moat hearty support it, inflicting a penalty on indi- loth viduala who had not done their duty. Let every man's id . aws ,. property be estimated, let his means he me, rained, and let , e s ,',. a tribunal be appointed with the requisite powers. Taxation , gem without representation was not tniusual in Ireland. The I tall. grand jury erten' &Minted an example ; even now the oot er o - lector were abroad collecting the one, and ;earth.. were dies • Mt - trainingl • the rage of the destitute for the amount charged. li lea). kis (Hear, hear.) He would tell the house, t h at though much a a podia°, bad been exhthited in Inland. there would be en gem sad of patience, and if periwig went on levying amid.* Lei- the present . distress of the country, they wcutd nth- drive the poor people to madness. It was imposeible to sit s- levy oath rates in the promt condition of Ireland. lu the 'Pets name of Heaven, by all that was *weed, he called upon the ent). e m house for wistaria. The dead rubbed on his sight; the , . / . ...._.. • -- -