The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-17 00:00:00

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'8 ROYAL WAX CANDLEar— NO - I C= . 5 : Ssassetr ill is • sis ssass i gs Ins car . ._ . : A ....t., -,-T pr ,c... , 5 .,.... Ac --- 1... ... ... ..41.....6.., --iri,.• , 5 . Wal MY. IMES 11l Os . • 1. doing in Tapestry at ,citemzvaid h. 4d. :we maressi t 1 l e rargi a lP ti r i re ar Si.. .. ter e. agesimw ari a cosies ai setibia lk" TeiCirpile:= Y Obi l l l e °halal's." DUBNO im i rrobw iT OTElS lIIIDICIXI. A ARABICA FOOD, 0.0804.6 % 44 sat =is. raV i =ir t g Wolll . llW a refeihrell. ,.... IN g ... . ailltrmat is Ss ._TS. Kw Looks .Iti, IlagnsAnst • isiewirs,= 06..1811 mad . by bet l o r ris rass; AWN sod Ow. M. ; Illma ir loB. ; Ilidita,4l, • "ow& ; limits. K. • i to ist =B . .& . . M i i i =liz ... i • s • *NM MI 00=110. pion owly to Mims DIV 11.111111( sad 2=i limponal upon by spurious sawn& maw adage t wims, MART TOILET ARTICLES. soh d Mel illa —ROWLAND. lIMIAMILII OM la WM/ lor anatiamiaria Irams. la a pommeallaa et . LE= = dos Ma and Is laMaible ea lb . asa s aLi e l ra su Zbe e rramge li t p ea Ida doe si tamema i litd= lha ma 3 =Y: =10:1 -t Oa paiMisea aid . al es. I t is t a tffeeilde SS I ZIVITIOr Ihe t e r • Ns . =SW faratiab: la* Pm WHAT T sigh O EAT DM , DRINK, AND AVOID; in f oin eraM4 IV/ :Mums; IL 80, . 4.. .3 1 " . d ' l M=l"`• =l" did Si dosiddMlNSl= .l l4= hisdom. mad la Ms ladd mdd d do sem • bs d tga • Ilist 414 t,... FRANCE. PARIS, Feuer, 6 r A report is current here this afternoon that the re el:l.les been proclaimed at Ban:elan, Figueroa, and I have not obtained any satisfactory autho rity for this rumour, which, though doubted by many, has best sufficiently credited to produce a serious fall at the Bourse here, where the Fives fell from 82 to 80.80, end the Threes from 50.70 to 49.25. M. Lagrange proposed in the Assembly to-day to p odd to the lea of decree as to the celebration of as 24th !showery, • clause to the effect that a com mittee of fifteen members should be appointed by the Assembly, before which should be laid for re-exami nation ail the evidence against the insurgents who ham been condemned, and that such committee Should propose to the Assembly an amnesty for all moth as should, by the testimony of respectable wit nesses; appear to be of honest character. M. Patna's, Provisions' Mayor of Chateauroux, hes been dismissed from hie Sanctions, for having at tempted to get up, notwithstanding the opposition of the prefect, a popular manifestation, under pretext of . planting a tree of liberty. The muniepal author rites, who had assumed the title of Repubhoan Conn ell, have beet dismissed. The prefect has appointed a provisional municipal committee. In the National Assembly to-day M. Emile Leroux brought up the report of the committee on the propo sition of M. Jona as to the abrogation of the laws of banishment. The debate on the electoral law was then proceeded with. M. Gent proposed an amendment to the claim conferring the right of voting, to the effect that those condemned for political offences an terior to the 24th February, 1848, to punishment either correctional or of and infamous, should be entitled to vote. This gave rise to some discussion, and the amendment was finally referred to the com mutes. I mil you the mount of the Bank of France msli le to the evening of the 16th instant The mans in circulation have increased by about two Weise% the increase having talon plan is the bonus the branch baaka. tolostoy Limo dodo st $O millions, having been Mood dodos the week about a million. The doe it Mlle Psis on still augmenting, an addition et Meat two millions having been made to it &dog the pot week. The discounts remain at nearly the me amount in regate, but those of Paris haw somewhat while those of the provinces have fallen oft: About one-fifth of a million of pro tested bills hes been retired. The issues now are 423 1-3 millions against 288 millions of specie. BUM or THE BANK or Faktics up to Feb. 15, with tbs seereepsedin lbws el the prosodies week : We* webs Week ediag Feb. 8. Feb. 13. 1. 0. 7. 11. 87,188,810 67,1100,400 , WB4OOB 23,300,000 18,880,085 10.000.000 Uwe et sow Wad busks 2,180,184 3,050,730 Uwe ls vul pegarlg ..... 40 yar 4,1103,000 art Mob stmemaea 011.03,70• De. Erma Mae ...... 111.818, 10 11,313,110 DIM le war Menai =mot et Tramway, ambler 11,4K463 U UAW) N Divers seeseme weal. •11,4101,141 00 71,701.1173 N aeeueee.ruesr lie kamihm 11,233,152 • 13,448,1 W 116,44403 pay•Wie NI 4.007.000 0 0.100400 *UMW 782,101 0 814,041 • Drafts Wok 6,447,829 0 6,140,330 W Diets W ML prelim y bomb beeke „ 131 , 16856;;;ri15 . .. 644.873 23 41,011 maw 04 110,074 04 Dbleme, dims sal IMF 643,743 43 710,388 W 12=0 sal lime 1... ft Ti 111,773 0 730,11111 • e.diereem bet belt-yeer..----. SAND 1Z;011 5 Mb la km* Maks 411.4•4$ • 661 WWI& MUG SS 114 10 0 wines. Weal Cppisal et ... tool brio 414,710,444 44 016,7710,70 14 044401 136,847 In 41 1.11,0i3,37373 car la 64 77 = WNWaslim .. . .... 127 803 , 330 127,034,433 0 113444 04 11110 •••••020440414 - h07 111,110,07 47 113,44,17 8' 1 t 73 111. M h brusbllol74 06.0017 7 6 70 .4 10 0 70 31 •• 7 404104 Wks 101227,104 • 19,140,101 01 0•04.10 Fria* polgistask. $1,117443$ 03 $1,404,710 SI 460474 in Pena pals kale bl 7 lame Wan 1.534.337 0 1.314,8311 0 •004/4 lem" I sks". I aNk 117.1111001 • 40.0114,11411 • tZr ANON 13 13 AMMO 13 am C riz as ees is = .l 01 12,401001,741 • 4.,100 • dbm4lll4lo 1.01.701 • 2 . 171 1 70 140401.0040 3,4/40,1011 • 7,010,00 • Men* NS lopilmat of Se Sim bloutirwlo 1 4 01 4••• l+rt imais • 1,00,00 0 lama d brink WU fa 21" 1010301 Mim lobs 41 Se lowns i p•••••••••• B NON WON 004011101141i17ma14i . r 2l /41 kin• 397 " 0110041dieripsima 4 . 71 4 4707 • 0314004 unielomariiii 137 ,301 0 127,301 N 1 5 5 ik 0.7 3 3 7 1 3 0 4 u4 114, 9" U7 ............. ..... 030000 0 :10,00 0 1H,Tf1,454 14 SU,I/4,749 14 The Madrid ofisroter, at the 10Ib inst., states the bank * 1 &oak 400 limn& had bon reels& .k. sis sad Fasase, s, orpablimn haat, halt Oaid vs hie is, Wade Igo diet sun a down. Tv wa an bias Harahlo, ft appears that Mews. Roth). if Psis, sod Ilarloge. of tondos, advanced tbs - the bads sla arse t ry thsy gat tho paym entorgn of INS Yawn on 3 pot ow. fei an t deposit et the l km year's yield of the nil Amor Public° of the 9th hit o,e a now Wild baa been farmed is tie sonatidoo of 'll. two 'brothersßlavandos. sod thigh. bra lbwin-law aro said to fonn port of it. A most lon :arne. ise of the i nhabitants dthew:rounding essitry have *bad it. The Quin hen (sys the Bow) promilioil Omni MIIIIMIN with a ems a 8,000.000 rods (10.111110, nog 011111pono tit his loyal Lod valuable =Mtgti and el 11 = 0.6. , I.l.. r b l e . w r isal mor rier aw. ; 11l wor imii t +r t . ... 6. 30 ‘4 1 . 1 1 t3 17:7„..rzems Nem tram 116.3 A l ta worm IMMO MUMS% Oa loom ITALY. TUWANL—Tbe limvanfamikm pb fellesrin Mom *.s Oseell Doh.: To so Paisrooirr ow Tim Coolons or linnoyaso. =9oM balm dist gebtki Biwa wAss 01 my poi of Timmy, Ow 11_ Ok a :1 on flows albslomotj roloody eel grab ilimaTglesp see lomplesely fisemat of our I dean het the persons I absent* went be thevialla him ; they ass these seatelly ),ad dims. I sib *be het all my elbsis sad dew of my lually mew lopemiesd to mesh me (hey are she et disse), she we doos derived of the absent* asemearios of lib. Awes the p wham I de sire to lave with ma so the Oder et ray *lkea sad that, moony, es she sq ssmit sla. I, teltiag die dimities of the royal reed el the limemaralbe pumas of ay enite will remain ishestatiss etibe plass to el* I Mall lave re. paired. WM paha atoms, lam year afestiosas lima. Pub. 7. Lamm). To was Passamare ow ma Comma or XININTS2B. Befog Ishimmil thud duds( my Is days' Said et in namiemet amen base best speed Is * sad in lass recce, het mg abeam 'Edith spothasdiss of a oe dema oaten,; img earl ma t e at wed "awes. Ms di* efeeddling eldest illintienist WWI me es du 1144 el Semary, INS, to morn al the possMillos. my some, the dimmeiss sal was y the laghledve Aseemblies of tie bill he he siseden Tesi4as repeensmiedves to the Gahm Otembsest Assembly. While he dbiriden our to tabs plass Is Om Ohm* d Dips* nal Os Ilamete, I re saved to mid,* are et hillowles Me mammas& neat */ abeam I might set by het law haw the estemseani- Miss spaded lawof his Mikis Sr* Gaeta, Jan. 1, "Ilse: I ammisehated my desbei to Nue el the nii• slam& dodging to him that the boidede dif of the abresamsenessemmi toms pdeelpelly to epos the omits vol del would be modneed es she of the Comodimmt Assembly, sodas. sinikeed bill. Bet be w Ahem* of the Ohm* of Dope*, he question wee *el es to what pease amid be salved to the de putise d he mid Oestlilmst Amiss*, sal it was deader , sad het heir madam *old be eon slderlidia=l.2ambisbssemse essvhdes M my Wed, end f theoght I tesubmkihe gemeitstetbe mint Jawed of sewed t et authority. All these pastes respeighelp emmtred is he view that by such an wet die au* of he dash wail be teamed. Mill, the news I:asge y eed, with s meet iggemems ghat*, that the Pope set did sot is to eserlema the hafts Coati mist , but that, on the onstrary, befog msealesed au as estgest, le had sot dimmetned of he wale en the Catelbetat Ammably, I delenied to follow die serest MEN of ober/slag seisms owl &dive opinioa this inapsetest MY& and Is s later of the dame of Jon. =slat the to wheeejadamest emerslgn is snob s=l owed hip* sob :llkm. The answer of hie hiss arrived Yin thee I expealled, beeasegaeseo of amiestat ekennahmsse. This is, why I bays to this dsyq refused to dds law the final senetion whit the astute aaebate to the prince. But the desired letter bas ireaosily awned ;itis fu my lands. The @spree. sines Odes kit/ lame is se dear sad so explicit that they have sot the Wheilira of a doubt. The law of the Italian Constiteent Assembly meet be smisliesed by me. The Coastitsient Assembly ban es est mhaleiled to endanger my frown, I have Judged I said set est dillaistly, having oniy is view the good of the esemiri sal lb, preveation o reeotimary attempts. I have aswillep who bad pre , claim- d it Wore, sad who hew pesdOmed It4els In *sir peogramme. I lam_ elladot to dam is, wee tics legislative essend* Bet the *Wes hew (s whether or not Ins to ewes mgalf led my smudgy to the gamest denser, namely, to ge ne nuke se *ay rot , *say Tuscan Jaen, the thusdare ewer« et the church. I most mime my adhere* to the how, end I dose with the calmest conscience. Is this ezointios of rands, it is easy to foresee that my rears to Planet now might expos, me to sash extremities as to greyest me host exercising the tree dm of mind I bays a debt to. I, therefore, abandon the espital, and I abash. Blsna, that it may not be said that, this town has been on my account the scene of hostile roar, tioa. But I hops that the good mese and the conscieses of my people will acknowledge the gravity and importance of W ream which obliges mo to give my veto and I hops that God w U take are of my dear onatry. I, lastly, beg of the ministry to gin every publkity to ay declaration, that all may know tke motive whisk tames me to refuse my sanc tion to the law for the election of* Tama representatives to the Italian Constituent Assembly. If this publication were not immediately and integrally effected, I should see myself forced to have it published whither Providence will ordain that I shall repair.—Lsoroin.—Siena, Feb. 7, 1849. The Provisional Goverment has Mimed a proclama don engaging the people to be calm and united,' and to abstain from all an* and examen. It has appointed commissioners, with full power, over the Military and political chiefs, and the National Guard. These appointments were seat into the provinose by special couriers. ROMAN STATES. —The news of the proclama tion of the republie at Rome and the deposition of the Pope are folly confirms& The Miles Gamete of the II th instant gives an account of • serious disturbance which took place at Ferrara on the 7th. On the pre ceding day, the Austrian Major Blumenkron in company with several officers, visited the beau: tihl cathedral of that town. On their leaving the tenrch,the officers were insulted by a crowd which had siessabled in the mean time before the porch, so that they were at last obliged to draw their swords, and threaten to make use of them. The commandant of the fortress complained to the peeviehmal government of the town of the treatment his calms had net with, and a deputation immediately waited upon him, to assure him that the government and civic guard would do all is their power to prevent the recurrence of sash ex cesses, but that it often was impossible token) the ma within bounds. Bat oath/ 7th, the same make, while on his duty at the hospital, was again not 'sly busied by the mob, but received with stones. A amessier sad two soldiers, we wee w ebe oat al= N tel at the same time, wee also d and wessied. Major Blembea then ordered a soldiery tele sisaapanied him. b Ire; an individual wag wimiel e hattimebrameisied in pining Meshed& The immiallat this mini three canamehele le be fired, and tranquillity we wstarri ii tz..«. again waited upon the that no further disorders e ji 'The civic guard were ensiled et esti= Y whim the seeb. BARDINIA,--4a slew of the Mahar of Depaties at ?Ws, ea the bat, the siditer, (Kober* &deed that he ideated as Utopian all the plans of there mite inked to create a unitarian sad repilhas a A repsha would be only a hotbed d ilvisium duesas in Italy disunited deep se niss ki iic. His Maisel:atlas desired a Mew mid moni ro w. am *. indspesasee et the et Italy, albleng ess aa* a diet reprobating all the este et the Do sot however think (said the ) that we entirely =jest the Italian ewe tease of Ram We oaly abstain to take eset is it be the present, hems its origin. thiseseplaa gift Ise to Mil, ea well se elesendsses, iseprim mil beet it wean is bribe sesite b C= is la ad at Ohl we asset hems We hap this Aissally will adept a seams it sides end esiseedis whisk will ems ear comerimes Is est ease, we AA habl eat to it the head of frisulaip. 'Thibaut' mate, in truth, redeesd to sash liadts, will be bat the ledsratire onstitaente, which wee the first Ws of oar policy, sad oar Nowt dubs. At Outs we have said that it was =Mae the Visa of Chaise to master hi' state by fore, el arms. Oar awls were ad seethed to this, the we hayeAppossd *wets iatarveaties, mad have slued to the May Father NIP O&M et eeseiliaticu• The fuels! _eine bas Mimed purports to VAL, Pinto and tetra. the repoessetetlien el the Ram people le the ilestlinisa goveraisoit. A dracestratlen took plies ea the 11th Wt. at &nos, in Amur of the Italia Oonstltaiste. The ranelliallyin l g oryLive has ban uslail Live the Ooestituate of Mon t M . &mob Ociasing Mot it Iva 110 be . *II gir t v am rtiee to aiiml.llo GERMANY. AIIBTRIA.--The news at the occupation ot Hutu waste& aid Crenate& by the Raman& which we saneanced ezelusively twe days sines, is tally cow &mod by the Gene= papers received this day. THE UNITED STATES. .LITZI2OOI 4 Fawn Nwirr.—The fine Sheridan. which had been The off= daring the Iv, mind at ear pert te.aigist, having left New York on the 98th alt. Her news is maw gaudy kw days later than any . received in this country. Th. inte ll igence respecting California re pressata everything going on as tavensably as the most ardent spsonlesor mould wish. The quality aiag fund was still y e pest The geld. tee. um nit ray Ate guilty. Cgn= was ess %sow lag the slavery question. Mr. Dix hal e Thaas4 a hill Ws Ongsses, whereby, Upshot uplonithol idea of of would he aell., late Iho hos of Ouse The lahlhgenes amilksi Seim is very so ter as to ~...,,„ Iftittilie ll . i aterder. ' ~ „ , *ha_ - ''' vat ; nes wiemeasne i n reputed. Sifts ere stareo, tie hoiden Mae teediar in tenon nylon Iron Raglan. loothein mills Udine am Nto 90 ans. Comm.-1411Mo anis, adallieg tar to kir, 71 to 71 eons. ; Now Odeon en Nobel* us% T be 71 bo 71 °Mc Tamen art very 10. ; little isiel. enter to Liver pool, per lb., 6-16 le 1 ; to 10 Pa per haels...7ld. to U. ; /mos to Hun, i to $ wir lb. Moons lioaan.—The. market at New York lan de mean el 101 l Arm has IN. very easy. Kong wee italt e eni NMI* In 11111111114 at a very toodorato me. of tho antay geasertily wee satistoetory. Es out Lostioa. 1064 tolo6. ; oe lissabori, 354 to 354 ; ea 711; to 781. NORWAY.—W. have dates from Christiana to Feb. 6. The limbo Nth, Meow mg sty Aspoetssot boo polkaed a assail upset ompotolog 'be ow X loan of 1 •Ner vi cik. Is bi on& alwoorl: P y l e. GM dr sowed general, M. Pew The Werkak steam NM this loss ties boon eoneladed in Landon with She banes cd Heeeteo and Co. 0101211A.—Yeeterday the following fresh oxen were repaid Co the Board of Heath :—Wlutachaped 1 ; St. °Msla the East 1; Weetoa (Hitchin Lakin) 1; &mar . Carlisle 3 ; Edinburgh 2 fatal ; (Nation 9, 5 fatal ; Kingoah by Bother 2 fatal S. Bow by Relenaborgh 3 fatal; Greenock 3 fatal 5, 1 fatal ; Gaston 5, 1 fatal ; Ricsartan 4;• Leastatown, Guam& 6, 4 fatal ; Old Mash had 18, 7 WM; Undoing 2 kat; Manilas 7, 8 foal.— Total, 70 now osesk; 30 death'. Reruns POI FRIULI ClUXlNALL—Yesterday, at a waft of the committee, it was ramolved that the its. rand Ise a manorial to the natatory of the late Mrs. Fry eked i lhethwith be appropriated to the opinion of an soy. lea Ike dl charged Imo& mintlasis, to ho ealkd the " both IP Mop,' to bs situated within two miles of W T Vs PM ix SPITALFIRLDE.—CONCLUMON OP THE Ineolea—Ylosorke Mr. Ether resumed the inquiry at the Tea Balk Ohessis•simost, Bpitallialde, as the bodies of the Ore anattnaatio who perished la at ire epos the passion of W. Y'Kellar, No. 34, Lentb-etreet, Battaglia'. Verdits—That the deemed lost their lives a the fire, bat how Um fire marred then was not salieloat andel:es to prat. • COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two deloek.—The news of revolutionary move meats in Barcelona and Italy, with a corresponding fall in French mates, communicated in the Second and Third Editions of the Daily New., have materially damped the market this morning, and Como* which bad advanced to 94, have now receded to, and are quoted at, 93i to for money, and 93i to 1 for time, with much activity in the banasedona Reduced Threes are 93h to 8. Three-and-a-Quarter per Center, 941 to 5. March Exchequer Bills, 40a. to 435. prem. Dutch Four per Cents. have further improved to 80 to 1; the Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 50 to 1. Bel gian, 81 to 3. Russian, 108 to 110. Danish, 68 to 70. Spanish Fives lower, at 171 to I ; the Threes, 291 to # ; Passive, 4 to 1. Portuguese, 2.5 to 6. Mexican, 26 to 1. New Grenada, 16 to 17. Buenos Ayres, 26 to 7. Chilian, 93 to 6. Brazilian, 81 to 3. Ecuador, 3to 1. Venezuela, 19 to 21. Beak BOWL ENOLftIII FONDS. 1914 Tf o.Con f A... au I 3 par OL P.M. Oar. 93i I I 3 1/74, Oaat or 94* 1 3 wit Ot Pm ha.. 134 4 lozahmum MM. 40. to Na prow. I 10411431 FUNDS. t i gaAcAitra N i F i o get . r a ld i s d ra z lil: 4mr filattaas. OK Ilt ff ito ow. _ Waal 3 I 6 Pm Igo e 44 ' Vtt l i t el IL. 25 I i IC ' ''.. °a t e r Data . llio., 3 pa jot * Columbian lifirmkg lia.. 3 3 Illm.- 3 pio 01. Demi lift. a 50 f 4 4r Otani& 8010. 401 73 ow dL = 4d., 9 U 4 wwot. Dumb Owto.llo 1 V wwilimilib ads, 6 7 RAILWAYS.—The market is heavy both for Bog lish and French shares. A leading speculative broker has bees a seller of the latter. We quote London and North Western, 142 to 4; Great Western, 2 to 4 pm.; North Btaffor2s, 3 die. ; Great Northern, 9 dim; Boulogne and Amiens, 91 to 10. BILOI IMMO or TO TWO IMO DAY IN LONDON. (yeseerdsgos gebr wall be lbeel kg bat pp.) AI des. 161 es si rw Hie.Bl Ob. lb, li t hill oA l t"PreL, ski leg =:... Is 111 r.. 41 Ds. 31r. eel Derby. 61 9 Do. Osal• as Dlr. 6 per Ds. New NIL L. IN OW., US But= 131., L.& E. sad L. maim am lei at D, N. 1/113114 14 E. 111 1 Id/ Di. My Our. 6 pr. OL, 1 I De Da. . II , 1 f p Da o. aim Ike* 19 Implet ib ilids 4: I. Lsessidre Now Oro, 41 IBM& Oland 231 11 Nes. & Ohs. Halm. 16 814.110/e. &Obis (N. D1e.),11 Nabb. Tow% I Dor., lbw& &Wm 6l &rut Nearsre, 101 11 (A s De. nibs A. Deg. 5 01. Lied W. (head), 41 Uf Se lll Welered ini :w ilh assieja i Orme DA Walre, 103 We Übe, 1 pre Cg. ~ 301 Do. Tifie. 301 15 D. New M., 144 14 York, News., & Zr, NI NAN Is has imam 32i I Do. _COO'. Nowa & Berl, II Lam sal CROW Th irds, 114 De. —abeam No. 1 (York and lam ad Yebeldre NWT% 4 1 tw it... NO. l i (N 2l ew i i . ils Der), 211 1 Be s. Mit irt Do. O. N. I. „Per 9 1 Leeds sad la York ad N. 10/oeall. iii 4 Law, NNW" & cram sh Do. Pros.,ll I Do. Oar. • per Oslt. Of Do E. W. 13 Pike., I? i I Do. Now N. Nur, 61 6 A=tekee (Isle Tebbe sod I Les. & N. WNW% 144 1 ), li Do. Niw afl4 II Ned lakes, le 91 D u o. 10 04 N. Ss B. 111), 14 I mo , of (Dr.& Vier.), 111 101 Do. 10L IL &B. C), I r a i v . 1 i si s Lae. alma.ters, 41 Ya n a /w. 111 6 N. of Ma. lei, & iim.. 4 ii orkmalritaraw. al 10.1. 1.. ... a, a Lb. ebbe,. Paris &Oases, 311 No. Pleb sad Dm" 191 es Me o. nOl. Prot., Ilj 1 Pads eel Less miNlev illimm r s lo, 3 111 Lteg ebighl ea l tob., 31 941 &mad em4Dasm. 51 h Idista,l34 Tam NM Plifte.ll i _ __ tiviarooz; ILL simART le SWIM POOL, i 1 Vas. SSW, t Lls. Prot., Ili carve. Pre, II D0.2811.10.U.d NW odimi Ow, Los. It To& Plaajd Doi111:1 1 D 0.144., la d 'NNW Do. Moos (H. sod 1.), et 4 lima ta l lha (Osirootry Do. Mos (L. sad la), ae d sod et kill D. INS. (W. IL 17.), al d S. !bet et NewsZe. 4, ales.3d. L. It gas Wookirs, 141 a Tea. War. NM Nor. No. I (N. Ds Dm 4140., IL 10. &LP a 1.), is p Do. 4 p Do. (0.11.1. Paz.), Ik. H. li p N. a SALA Przavaiar la. I= l ood Chao. hs., II Las. as N. Wotan, 140 Del% sod War., Ii 4 Not tate , 134 d f1a=42014. 4 N. INslarailre, a 11-16 d Onst Nor Mos, 4 d Will Control, Um. 6 Talk. FINK 3 d S. Lim is Darr hairdo No. 4, Do. W.& 17.,11 MS 4 II PRODUCE.— la. I:4: l6 Thara has been a steady datuad hp &amp. tram ; and the oars as Me. .; at I Mao whir Bengal is ratkar , lower, bat fa are then la sir asawa ; rad dr harms anasuato to lap ; 700 leap hirbealmaara boas taken. at an 61. la SOL ld. per cwt. : Oemplisolat beam was dare &Mai dr *mike r pie l t s t a tho weatAl=tr i rrog par; but a the raw • no w, las loirabli. ais farm al la. pa out. vi he ma; dr raj far marial to eras sad 6,700 SO bur llama. 100 ads. Pero Bra, an/ M illi bltVewarals.- 1 1alassas asatiara in &mad, but, lath oafnarah. -e ll r• oward to ZIO r i a4ll6kiMarlt i ea t par k4 =-- . ..• t i ro oaloa re ma ear rtra, at la. ad. for prod strongth, mad b. 16. W fa. per Ora Or 31 to 36 par oast. 0.P., ismoriliag we ek's le quality ; lb. baprr hays hod a little advantage ca last NW. HA301710, Feb. Is.—Coffin: The demand remains good Own and Domingo. There is •ery linis in the weeketst Ikea. tie Wen et wit& ere WS WV lot News NM e 2 Me. le 41e.; 2.000= 1 : Wu% MAI& 2$S imp iraell, at TI.. is iie.— Mewl le /Wm Wpm NO bales eateMaw New DAN II66IOO tia•-Beger : Priem U. lbw We lave te maths tie Wet et7oo base Saw.., et 12 to 160 Ems pr NW; 200 lads. Porte IS Nueeevadse were teiwe : In tite while Me wet tetwupiwlL—Ziles aye fa befit SSW dialog tie week eiedst et 1,000 dry, sad UNNM.d Bums inea—Teletse : We have it report 166 abbe e d Z i abeise Peet° Rio, 600 mesas Dmitri, 92 asks imps lei Al at twit Nredl.—Cleeta: 700 Me ets7olaa Sea TALLY )W.--The Racket coatiaasa elitist, with a hit assomml we ass area New Y. O. is quiet, at 41s. to ila. IL Petersburg Y. C. ado spot. 08. i• 40s. 34. Ostober le Desolater &livery, 41s. ; maws useatbs' delivery, 41s. ed. Lwaarace, Fab. 111.—Aa shame a la pw. cwt. has bra Wastald. estos an way to a hafts( aztaat ; 41s. to 4k hr bola paid tor Psoonbaog T.C., mod Ws. to 40s. 6d. gr wog ilso Itsuth A/11111141.111. Feb. 17.—Tellew L held r apt shame of Is. pot wt. Pettoolsarg T.C.. let, 41s. te 41.0. Id. 00Eide-EXRIMs, Fob. 18.-Wit Ram Lads good silemlom of Sams sad millers at ear corn market to iv, and a far amount of ltvelnam wan done in Wheat, at alost le. per qr. deellso as the pleas of this day week. A i getel supply at of went no M Mes B in prie arley e s. Oata, bat a dull rale, sad we ee e r.. /eh. 16.-.-The trade km * hiliv w c he le. to 11.4 8 e. ter. fea t. arrimilat ro t from Bombs., ery at begs, the has been sweeekm. lam rubes brave, and prime ma emeesly so gem as lest week. Tim sear m. 84 le falling eff,es tam of the mill ore only wedditi half time. Bleak 84 may be wad 44; Sae heavy PoOmblwo, 3111. to 38e. 6d. • • 314 in ; Week; Wk. to ; Rigs, 36e. a 31e. 37L ; Monad sad imaigeberg, 316. to NA pm v. Ow man wad DEEM Repotted is nominally SOL per but ; Black Sea, 1101. to ris. per qr. The following an the prism Wheat, Lei* old whit*, per quarter, 44 to 64 ; sow. 44.. to ; old, red 43e. to ,46e. ; sow 44 to 46t. Foreign, 601ba. to th e kuk.l. kigh-mizod, Bel*, 46e. to 44 ; Ramberg, red, 44e. to 444 ; Polish Odom, 43e. to 44. Barley, par., melting, 26e. to Wt. ; grinikft, per SO Mom, 21e. to Us. OM, per v., old and new, I‘. to 18a. ; Ramelan, &c., per ekme, ild. Pam, per qurte, whits belle, 26e. to 1101. ; blue 1106. ; grind ing, 6311 i. par bushel, 24 to 24. Beans, old, 31e. to 311 a. ; new 211 e. to 32.. ; ligyska. 29e. to 30a. Tem, 11a quat;• 6 , saw foe @ming, 24 to 35e. ; rialtos, 631 b. per bushel, Zis. to 23e. Rye, per etcao, id. Rye maul per ton. 61. 16.. to 61. Limed, Black 84, per qr., 39a. fa to 40a ; Almadria, 38s. ; St. Peoweburolt, An., 37e. 6d. a Mk. ; good crashing, 34 to 34 • in ferior, 335. 04. se ma. • Rig% 33e. to 376. ; Kadin berg aid Komi. 3116 to . 34 ; Man, for feeling, 38e. to 40. ; Rapeowl, per last, Goma and Danish M. to 301. Black gel , 161. to 161. Clammed, per cwt, duty paid, red, 33a. to 40s. ; white, 320. to 44 Cakes, Per Linear d, Reglkth, 7L 10e. to IL 12a. ed. • Mao, 61. 106. to 61. 16a.; Rape, foreign, 41. to. to 4L ; Bones, cattle, per tan, 4L los. to 41. 17a. Guano Potation, per too, 91.4; African, itc., 34. 10.. to 81. 10 .. 6d. Foreign impute Ws Hull during this week Linseed, 100 qrs. ; W heat, SAN; , Barley, 411; Beane, 300 ; Tares, 164. Lnioour, Feb. 16.—A fair show of Wheat, with a dull trade, at le. decline. Barley in limited request at last week's rates. Oats and Beans wins as last wank. Wheat, nd, 42a. to 435. ; whits, 445. to 495. Barley, 275. to 321. Oats, 120. t 19a. Bona, nsw, 275. to 325. ; old, 365. to Ns. - - LITZ:SPOOL. Feb. 18.—We have a further good arrival of English Malt, and several parcels of Irish Oats and Oat meal, but a very scanty (rah simply of other produce, either oath:wise or from Ireland. The import of foreign Wit , at, stated below, Is through the Mediterranean, and of Indian Corn, chiefly from the States, each to a fair extent while the quality of Flour in the past three days is tri lling in the 11111111114. The imports of Indian Cora into this place during the last ten days amount to 29,086 qrs., and the exports within the same period, to Ireland Oath, 19,0 1 j2 rs. In flamed by declining prices in the • of this country and Ireland timing the week,t d d ia llis ahnethe el dis mend Son the interior, with little inquiry *cleating segos., or inclination to purcbage on the spot for investment, our local buye have manifested more than ordinary precau tion in the i r dealing., and since Tuesday most art es of the trade have be further slightly depressed in value : 'amt. en, however, seeming to anticipate a revival of demand ere long, have not appeared eager to forth sales, up to this date, at any deflate abatement. At th e opening of our market to-day the Wheat trade continued to exhibit a dull septet, and subsequently sales progressed slowly, at a decline In the qualities of Id., ell other descriptions of English, Irish, and &reign receding 2d. per 70Ib. below Tuesday's quotations, without any redeeming features at the close of business. In home-made and Irish Flour, the general marks of which being inferior and very anemic:hie, prices were extremely irregular and nominally lower. Ameri can Flour likewise was in very limited request, and both States and Canadian 6d. per barrel cheaper. l i tig e q, prime malting, upon a moderate demand, sup late prime, whilst grinding samples and Malt ge nerally declined le. per qr. Boom, commanding little atten tion, must be noted Bd., and Peas ls., pa qr. lower. Oats, being rather more saleable, maintained our last currency. Oatmeal, on the eatery, being taken very spares' Ay by con somer, was rather depressed in value several good parcels sot exceeding 235. per load. Indian Corn, participating in the general depreciation of other articles, receded 6d. per qr. again to-day, and was in more limited request than usual at that reduction. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from the 18th to the 16th inclusive: Wheat, 10,269 qrs. ; Barley, 663; Malt, 2,488 ; Oate, 3,916 ; Beano, 2,305; Peas 20; Indian Corn, 9,814 ; Indian Corn Meal, 4 barrels ; Oatmeal, 3,930 sacks; Flour, 377 sacks, 698 barrels. Ruse, Feb. 16.—Oar supply was rather limited at this day's market. Wheat dull, at a redaction of from ls. to 2a. the quarter, and all descriptions of grain heavy sale, at pre vious prices. Wheat, white. 6s. to 6e. Bd. ; red, 6s. 6d. to Si 3d. Beans, 4a. 3d. to 4s. Bd. per bushel. Barley, 295. to 32e. Oats, 14s. to 22e. per qr. SCIABOROVOII, Feb. 16.—Our son market to day is void of that firm feeling which elmreeterisad it during the two put weeks. In no article of eon en we note any material decline, but sass are ray slow for all kinds. Wto at, 64. 6d. to gs. 3d. per 6 stones, Barley, malting, 27.. to 295. per qr. of 32 stoma; grinding, 245. to Ws. Osta, new, 94. to 9d. ; old, 10d. to 11d. per stone. Superfine Flow kn. to 405.; seconds, 335. to 345. per seek of 20 stoats. Borriumtromr, Feb. 16.—Tbere was a Rood attendance at market to-day, and Wheat met a good sale at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. from last week's prioss. In ether arti cles but little d ing. Wheit, best samples of new, 40s. to 48s. qr. • old, 465. to 645. Barley, slating, ns to 82s ; grinding, to 275. Beaty, 28e. to 38s. Peas, 325. t, 40s. Oats, black, 15s. to 20s. ; white, 16e. to 225. per qr. Waxman, Feb. 16.-The rest balk cd the stocks of grain in bond held in this district has parsed into the hands of dealers. Our show of Wheat to.day is only mrderate ; then is, however, moldy . ' retail demand, at barely the rates of last week. Barley te le. per qr. lower. Oa% sad Shelling ✓eedy. Bans folly as dear. No varieties in other ar ticles. Present prism of rein : Wheat, per qr. of 601 b.., to the bosh., ita Essex, and Kent, red, new ,465. to 48.,• extra, 495. • white, 46e. to 60e.; extra, 63e. Norfolk end Hunts, red , 445. to 46e. ; extra, 475. ; white, 445. to 48s. ; extra, 60e. Lincolnshire sod Gm red, 44e. to Mis. • extra, 47e.; white, 44e. to ; extra, 49e. ; Yorkshire, red, 425. to 46e. ; extra, 441 a ; white, 445. to 465. ; extra. 60s. ; Dsntrie and Konigsberg, white, 47e. to 49e. ; ox. tra, 625. ; Lower Baltic and aresbarg, red, 46e. to 475.; extra, 48e. Mediterranean, red, 40s. to 445. ; at m, 46e. ; old, red, 1847, 46e. to 475.; whits, 62e. Barley, per tinarter imperial, Norfolk and Suffolk, 27a to 30e.; extra, 311. • Llarlashue and Yorkshire, 275. to 295. ; extra, 30a. ; Beoteh. 295. to 30s. ; extra, 31s. grind ing, 225. to 26a ; new,24s le XL; extra, 28s. Mitr, 631 be. to triomall, Sae, new, g i lt ra; e. to 37e. Ticks, o 325. • eid, to 34e. ; fo rage, new, 28e. to 3 per s'itoas, mesliag, 94d. to 104 d. ,• extra, 11d. ; it 9141. to 104 d. extra, 11d. , 9g. to 10d.; extra, Bitelling, par load of for to 26e. ; extra, 261. Mat, per lead et 6 bushels, 395. to 40e. ; extra, 42e. Pw, per Imp. qr., blue sad white boilers, 30e. to 325. ; extra, 345. • grey en feed, 30s. to 318. ; extra, 335. Rapeseed, per le4 N.015k, 161. to 281. ; breign, 26i. to 281. Llnesed, per imp. qr., 82.. to 40s. WATII7OID, Feb. 14.-BMee Saturday we have had heavy arrivals et arida from abroad, *Trim; to white, and the dell emeoate from the Weft Zeglish markets, prime of every artiste la the bade led e &mord teadesey. WOOL.—Losixo, Feb. 17.—The attendancs of bares both beta the 011111 try and the Magus% madame larae, tee Wage at the public ohs are rather mere melee thaw Ilea se lest week. Priem sow, as te•Pered with these ells bat sales, an id. es ibe middling, aid Sd. to 2A per lb. highares the low sad See Whist ihossiddltoi and lower Mae vassltai with the sot ; Afr &raw Sydow flattlieti le. 311 , is h. 44. p aliss rr r a Aboat B.oooleles have hats Wwed, sad the Wei pest said. Tie sales will teriatisla ill the Mk inst. Anted, this week are hpa labs eolesibl ud Witigs. Instil Wool is in con shamd. ead piste est Laws, Pei. 16.—Basitten la foreign bas bun rather non waive tuziasi the past week, sad ream rates an body sap 11a. ban boat considerable ',sticky la mks of combing Wockt thk week, sad a Wilms sinus of 5.. to 10s. per pack ban been obtabted. Clothing Wools are draw ; bat bou not whams& is the MIS prspartios as , combings. HAY.-4==mm, Aso d Chelk—Mapas Cooper sad Davis report trod. loan, at the blowing quo:oaths. : Moo Misduw. Mar tia I Ulm.. 40s. to tea I talk ..... wa to IN now .. IN. to lb. l . CATTLE, Bce.-Bceizoiouez, Feb. 15.—T0-day our ripply et sleek was pretty good, and $ tab elearaace was 4ftd at last ways Moe. Bona Pip told at 60 9d. to OIL • Park, heat 6a. to es. M. per stone. Beef, 6d. to 7d. Jaunt:l46d. to 7d. Veal, 6d. te/d. 1 00VinCIARDSN.—Thie Monts4.—The w- Lied J. RUSSELL Aped that it wed be &saleable to bat mglatian to be well supplied with Vassalage@ and ant at two skieettemWeimedoy sent, la man that ma ,hisir F a i t. an se iga s t f or the desist bees nay be esabiad te Mandl divine unit* is the waer*lng. ineeiga Beeves see well supplied. Poen ormist a THB PUNJAUB. sonacg Mom sed Busse 511•114. ANA. the . PAUL, U. G. THOMPSON inquired whether them were no "mig Orangn s i lnatmer ia r a no plen are tiin su l asiells • kr a s E k m esere iwn . " Agn bi eraser before b. ho ar It tillti oaltiol ve , is the month nt dia on ibil th o of t Carrots and Tent* efo antodun and ; April, ISO • and relative to the war which has been carry ing BONlMlli ma treSt hit the damn/ French t og ce in tlie Punjaub from that time to the peasant ald Saheb Ige " 5t18 1.7 . Laid J. RUSSELL said that so paper had beea yet =i f re - d — s - iimat aim- lAilosso muhroo ssa as are adedi a ai r , laid on the table of the house with regard to that dram '''"*„ ~:'_'• stance, but that as soon ea the operations now carrying on ST a4 einulst of Remits, Pelargoniums, C ''''"", In the Panjaub should be brought to a termination, the Oardsmin, Cinsearias, Fuhaim sad Boer. papers should be laid upon the table. 111171116 & AI TIMai EA* b Ai r iall. c ... .. Ser"e ittli to dr NAVIGATION LAWS. Os the motion of Mr. LABOUCHBRII, the bill for the same rer &to t o ns W.......Zfria .... lo II meisem,- so Me 4 11"di arbg. di tt l e is is 43,1 . 0 serik as* alsebtke of the navigation laws was io traduced sad read a Mt time. It was his intention to have propelled the second ~ esMANfilln. Ili be Ms Nun. w iell_6l ,ll • reading for that day fortnight, oonerivuag that that would ineness. en till Ss IS s'" °l °°‘ steed a su/Soient Interval Mr the consideration of the mea _ mow. le 601, to 1606 ... per pVA to Ili wi lli t il A l A sous safe. Understanging, however , from the right hon. pestho le/MAIMS. man, the member for Stamford; that it would be personally ClaMegin Pat Vs. 31 Wil evlstash.prisee.ls 6d to b inconvenient to him to take the discussion upon that day, Bac— rot pte dos. 26 to lb tdiflß tit Is id he would in the second reading for Monday, the bah of esies to h ue tang , otter. Id a to w 4d s. ea m in k . 41 .1.• 66 4 1 V pr ars. Is 6 6 te is Mr. RICARDO P Llt t r "" 3:2 l"`" ' - al _.. —_. , ft Nowt __. el te .o L M t ateremiteieve la to Is II per t:: h 7 to Me -. pre owl to es -.. Pg. beater& parike-beatet..l6 to lb " Vmge di a la irE Is to • per awa, ft le per meek MM Is ed perberiteOld to Is GI Treedi wi tlek ft to It Oeembel% It to es Ws. pee dem, te Is 1 i tarbends. Illte le Ild o peg &Limed'. tat ft ORM% Dlr dee bumbee, 3t to It Jainism p. soo. loam*. Oak. per soma dd dd Oss.. ow moor% lo I lainvo, per mom L to bed Iltrhrooros. pot poet* dd lo BmNI6IMo. pr mask lb to Id Ineoel. pee boa* Id to 3 , 1 Saory. par bock Id to Id Thyme, vs hook Sd to 3d • Wotiocrom, per dos. boo.. &float Parsley. per of. dive, le ed tali lump. bem. Marjoram, per Perb W d MU. trisz. per .. 4d to IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, HOU= OF LORDS.—Fiamy, F. 16. Thar amilip at shortly saw i o'clock. PI:7ILIC MINIM as 011111111110a—ameaher itelea-Aa the wan se the oficatirryMeittureekehile ate` a Welt aelaltr at ea- Grirt& regret that the seataaeta aad herhalei eat seatieas et tersake tame sad highway rata. MOB 11 01 1 111111111.—Tamosoissnow.—By Earl OUT. the awe riga. maiSe m palimeat at tramportstaso to WllOll a athe Wham mai evadas. Their lardshipc thea real. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FauIty, Fn. 16. Tho Bosom took the chair at 4 o'cloak. PRIVATE DIMWIT& MOND READUIOII.—Drei4d Wabrwabs $ Water H D 6. trbl Dr LOA ONEDIET Re ma &kg 1 11 raga pow, to liquid ; Chaelowatem (ounsoilmeols at ads; rows to akar ); Ica Itodiraya (11fttai lea Selnoodot d tloo)t a C taw It ad ebbpiw Solway, eed sod Otosow Mks aeries( -I, = . or ask ar kaloot the Otool to lbe lootod IMMO Ikalooo 4 Elmo Ts= Saw, Ilattpliao betcoconott t loor a =al lopx wades s libbers Ibibies tranowl of wive wow be Illbb ad lbsiben eml Yazd sod lbotbp Nob, ebb id govcralbripeockaaa of bob. Ilalwippais) Twatua Tow sad lmb* blemboint $ libitekatea watcneetke ; 1 MIL PUBLIC BMW& PERTIOWIL—Dy Lard J. HAY, tram 11 . 1. par* kr • re argue la the Miami ezpeagilem•—lard TA trim iba'a !..=. jes t er kr • wee apillshls Meatball= ot dm *ergo far the .—Ntr. J. O'OOllllll4L. has usisw. the ncratC r A ea= elemrhere. aphatfo i a rge2 law J. P gala Mind= ebsolietestialbtr. N i gr aa- rim the elm peeyer.-061. Dom e wiles la eiggag the Ithh par.law, se wheel inthe weals d the mein —The lamb of MOST , km the glateked nal,. 'al the Yard et peepitt the peenhw.—lerd D. from 111=mare r's=t the m wermhart. jui r • DIRDUZM—Warsow Dorr.—Cialhe maim 0004 pgamt, warn et tie smateat et tibia, deey sieneel. sal the imam received. with the eramber 411 ham aired Ow the dear lOC snake the oth of WA. 1661; With the ambre of =dregs by the mewl .....pare during that peeled t Wait operate meat Ise the WO, lover pa yiag the DrAt ig eme:l. cons% Immta.—Ca the motion Xr. RV espy 'HMI ewe eabital rim /1~ A lirery Metter ewit *- alga etweseei the of the Hodeorts lel Omeree se bete hoe se • emit trots tie mown ea the aardt wee geed ot amok& referred to In the Mime of Mr. Hems sod Ski. IL Polly, printed la the Parliamentary= pran g i n g to t h e b on Vancouver% ll VlVl s tittil:4o.—Neeigetlon Ads Aaassimmat DC4 8 WORT CONsIDERED.—Haber Corp. eamension (Inland) TRTRD READING —lnland Nae*Boa Bill. BABOLUTIONB REPORTED.—BappIy, Ways and lino; Relief of Dialress (Ireland). NOTICJIB UP MOTION.-112 Bsturr.—Capt. BERKELEY on an owls day, far leave to bring to a bill to meal portkos of the act re toßefairlha bate la voila at liamentery election, and to substitute the spoon. rasa Ems (lanAsm).—Mr. J. O'CONNELL, on a Tatum day, a saftwalei rif tie *hots braes, la ardor to move that poor rates aril be tying as church revenues la Ireland. 18 vs; 7nlitZrei 1, ter a teen coma =eettneded bale the cirewortanein attending the Wore or the note. Seek. IIEgBhRT, on the above sets. that dr logehulto 06 :1 be extended to all eavlop bask& anzam.-11g. IIICA a s the relics or the bra member for Ineensese. Irina regard to lon sad the Mauritius. an amendment erten* they Wahl. be enabled to meet the truelition non protection to fres bride. THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. Mr. OSBORNE wished to put a question to the hon. member for Lannatsr. Bon. gentlemen had recently re ceived a circular from the cmanistionera of the new houses, calling upon them to point out any arrangements which might to them to be &arable with rt apt of to the asw houses rparliament. He wished to inquire, first, whether those arrangements would be allowed to interfere with Mr. Barr> 'a original plan, and if so, who was to be responsible for the expense ; secondly, wheal, r the di-puta between Dr. Reed and Mr. Barry, which had now lasted four years, had been finally adjusted by the commissioners ; and, thirdly, whether the commissioners bad drawn out any report which would r inform the house what the ultimata exposes of the house. would be, and what would be the probable time of their completion. thought that so keg s delay was not isansideriag the leng th of time that the antaintre had bum the house. He should have thought that a week's Miens' would have been guile sufficient. (Hear, hear.) Hr. BERRIES said he understood It was the intention of the asbis lord to lay some papers with regard to the subject upon the table of the hours, and he thought it essential that hon. =sabers should have time to consider their contents andinadialdiarc on the measure. i(r. MIME asked the right hon. gentleman, whether he wee prepared to take off this duty on British shipping when he was about to let in things ships without any duty ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that he tbanld be prepared In due time to make a statement on the subject. REDUCTION OF TAXATION. Yr. WAWN asked the Chancellor of the Balton's whether he was prepared to state io the house what conces sion he was going to make on the subject of the reduction of taxation ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was under stood is sag that the statement would be postponed till the sestimatm were under diseurtoe. ARMY ESTIMATES. Mr. F. HAULE brought up the army estimates. Laid on the table. NAVY ESTIMATES. Mr. WARD brought up the Navy Estimates. Laid on the table. Mr. HUME repeated the question which he had beton pn; lo w d b b e: f h o e r r e to le verument o w n o o n f ld lay the ta tea bl c e, ii tt e a o n n ea t ra these " esti :fference between thief, estimates eat th use of last year, so that the house migl.t see iris/ far the reductions which had beta mad* were in conformity with the recommendations of the committee. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, as we ondesstood, that the hon. member ought to be the last penes to ask such a question, being himself fully acquainted with the subject. CHANNEL ISLANDS. Mr. EWART observed that a eommvsion had been ap pointed to inquire iota the state of the criminal law in the Channel bland.: he wished to kuuw whether the reams seadatioss or any part of the recommendations of that com mission were about to be adopted. Sir G. OREY.—The report of the commissioner' of the Channel Islands was referred by me to the gover no r, w ith instructions that it should be laid before the states, in order that the co-operation of the state, of thme islands might be obtained. lam now in communisation with the governor, and I hope it may lead to some result. COLLIERY EXPLOSIONS. Mr. CAYLRY, in Mermen to a recent explosion in Der isive:Lein colliery, by which 7.5 lives had been lost, called the attention of the house to the circumstance that this was not an isolated instant* cz! this. cala mities. A committee of inquiry hail come to the con clusion that the present system of ventilation was imperfect, and that the only system which was safe was that which was called the hill-pressure system of ventilation. The moat intelligent inspectors had come to the same conclusion. The system had been already tried with great success. He wished to know from the right boa. gentleman, the secretary for the home department, whether ha had received • report of the inquest, arid whether he was pr..pared to recommend to the house any system by which mine* might be better inspected; he also wished to ask whether there was any system by which it could be known that local inspectors wire qualified fur the business they undertook Mr. GREENE mid that the arrangements comprehended by the circular alluded merely to small matters which hon. gentlemen might be able to suggest with regard to the new houses, which would not be likely at all to interfere with the arrangements of the architect, or to add materially to the ex pense of the construction. With respect to the dispute be tween Dr. Reed and Mr. Barry, it had been determined that Dr. Reed should have the entire management of the ventilation of the House of Commons, but of the Hones of Commons alone, and that every facility should be given him is the execution of that work. The commissioners had not prepared any report as to the probable expense of the build ing, but there was a return of the expenses which had been incurred, and an estimate of the futureexpeose. Sir G. GREY said that immediately after the occurrence of the accident , Mr. Warrington Smith end Mr. Tremen heere, were sent to the spot. Mr. Warrington Smith having gone to make an examination of the pit that he might give his evidence LB to the c +use of the accident. The coroner had since transmitted to him a local newspaper containing a re port of the proceedings of the adjourned inquest, of the evi dence of these two gentlemen, of his own Fuming up, and of the verdict of the jury. The verdict was ft accideutel.desth," accompanied by a recommendation that there should be a Wier mode of ventilation and authorised government in s spectate. That wee a subj. et which bad not come uader the notice of the government or the parliament for the filet time. He had placed Mr. Tremenheere, who was inspector under the act regulating the employment of women and children in mines, in communication with various persons largely interested in mining operations in the north of Eng , land. That gentleman hod also risite.l various establish• meats in different parts of the oontinent, aid had reported the measures which had been taken fur the prevention of accidents. An interesting report had been presented, Mr. Tremenheere observing what the regulations were. Those regulations were more =touts than any we could hope to establish in this country ; at the same time, it would be de sirable, that in the event of gover. mint finding there had been neglect on the part of owners of collieries, or as to other circumstances, they should have the power of inspecting the mines, and adopt such ones suns as they might conceive necessary to ensure safety. The subject was still under consideration, and also an of eleta system of superintendence which would not in volve so large an expenditure. DROPPED NOTICES OF MOTION. Mr. F. O'CONNOR, postponed his mutton tor a select committee relative to the dissolution of the parliament of Ireland till Thursday the Sth of March. THE COUNTING OUT. Sir J. WALSH was anxious to avail himself of this opportunity of addressing a question in reference to the course adopted yesterday of counting out the house during the period of the transaction of private business. Was it not a most unusual one? He begged to submit to the house and those hon. gentlemen who were conversant with in forms whether It was not very unusual Cr a member, after a house had been made, and bet re the period of the transaction of public business, to avail himself of the privi lege of eventing out the house, and thus losing the whole of the labours of the house for the evening. On the present occasion there was a most important motion coming for ward , attracting a large share of attention from Irish members, and if any semis* r counted oat the house to abridge the labours of the house, he did so with a very mistaken view. It was really very desirable that they should leave some understand ing on this head, and he should be glad to hear the opinion of the Speaker on the subject. It was ks.own that a great deal of important private business did take place which was attended by few members, and it bad generally been the un derstanding of members that it was not necessary technically to keep a house during that boor. If it was necessary, let this be understood. The privilege might hereafter be exerted in a manner highly injurious to the public service. Mr. HUME roes to notice the subject, and to submit to the house whether they could not app.y a remedy. He was very unwilling to alter the orders of the house, or to propene anything that should not be perfectly safe. He thought that if the house were of opinion with him, that on every occasion when it might be thought fit by any individual to count out the hones, or to take notice thaj there was not a quorum, such motion should be seconded, they would have some se curity against such motions. (Hear, hear.) He submitted that to-morrow, or an early day, that should be made a reso lution of the house. After a few words from Major BLLCKALL and Mr. Botncarn, The SPRAYER said: An hon. member has put a question to me u to the rules of tee house. I can only state, that whenever an hon. member takes motto* there are not 40 members present, it is usual for the Speaker to count the house. It is certainly not usual to do that at the time of private business. Hon. members have the right to do it, end of eosins the Speaker can do nothing but by the order of the house. Lord J. RUSSELL—As far as the members of the go vernment are concerned, after having attended here at four o'clock to make a house, they very naturally go beck to their effices until the time of public business. HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION (IRELAND) BILL. Lord J. RUSSELL said that the course he proposed to adopt as to this bill was to take the third reeding on Monday, after the other orders of the day. COPYHOLD ENFRANCHISEMENT. Mr. AGLIONBT asked whether it was the intention of go vernment to bring forward amateurs for the compulsory en fraachisement of customary tenures ; whether they would bring it forward on en early day, and whether U it would be brought forward in the Other house of parliament ? Sir O. GREY said that a bill had been brought in founded on the report of the copyhold commissioners, who re hon a i n c d h 7counrtdbeatr eommonded a provision for compulsory enfranchoentent. of very great dila:why appeared . to exist an . carrying into effect the provisions of the bill. He had once very fatly res discull ult considered the subject. and had thought he was not consider ation bill the H o use underwent a considerable rdohe justified in proposing, during the present session, a bill for the compulsory enfranchisement of oopyholds,but thought it desirable that a bill should be introduced for giving creased facilities for their enfranchisement. THE RIVER PLATE. Mr. EWART wished to put a question, of which he had flven notice, to the noble lord, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, which concerned the commerce of this country, and related to the differences which unhappily ex isted on the River Plate. He had to ask whether there was any prospect of the adjustment of the differences existing between the repabliese on the River Plate, and whether there wield be any objection to lay before the house any cone spomionos spat OM ablest ? Lad PALMERSTON said that he by no mans despaired a the settlement *fibs differences between those two re peals, and it might be satisfactory to the house snd to his hon. friend, to know that trade was going on with perfect security. As to laying papers on the table of the house, he thought it would be injurious to the choises art 4 settlement Mr. HUME suggested that it would bof very convenient if there were a plan of the proposed haprovements for the use of members At present it was perfectly impcssible for a noes professional person to understand from a mere visit what was point on. Mr. GREENE mid that plans of the description referred to might be seen at Mr Berry's office. Mr. HUME wished to know who authorised the present proceedings, where the estimates were, and who was respon sible for the outlay. Mr. OREENIi raid that an estimate had been prepared and submitted to the Treasury for approval. The commis sioners wen not allowed to add to the expense of the build ing without the consent of the Treasury being first obtained. WOODS AND FORESTS. Lord DUNCAN inquired to srl;;;questions relative to the mansaement of the Woods and Forests were to be ad dressed, sinew the removal of the noble lord at the head of that department to the upper home. Lord J. RUSSELL said if notice of the questions were gins to the secretary of the Treasury, they would be at. tended to. CEYLON. Mr. H. WILLIE said. with reference to the papers which had been laid on the table of the house relative to Caplet, he found that a demstch was received at the Colonial Oda as the 31st October, communicating the important feet dial 'snafu executions under martial law had taken place i• the Wand. Hs also found that the papers contained no despatch from Earl Grey to Lord Torrington of a later date than the 24th October. The question be wished to ask was whether any despatch of a later date than the 24th of October, either approving or disapproving et the executions ander martial law bad been addressed by Earl Grey to Lord Torrington. Mr. HAWES said that the latest despatch to Ceylon, to which an answer had been received, wu upon the table. There wu a despatch containing Lord Grey's general approval of Lord Torrington's measures to @oppress the re bellion. That despatch wu full, entire, and explicit. There was lubragsent de patch also, but ft was strictly of a formal nature, and no answer had yet bees received to it. Mr. HU inquired whether there would be any *stint to lay on the table of the house the pipers con- Earl Grey's approval of the alteration in the taxation whieh had caused the rebellion. The nunpa pen of the day had published Earl Grey's entire approba tion of everything that had taken place; and be trusted that that document would be placed in the bands of member& Mr. BAILLIE Bald the hcn. gentleman had not quite an mud his question. What he wanted to know was whether any approvel had been sent out by L Ord Grey in answer to Lord Torrington's despatch communicating the feet that certain executions under martial law had taken place in Ceylon. Mr. EAWES could only repeat that there was a despatch from Lord Grey generally approving of the seams adopted by Lord Torringtoo in the suppression of the rebellion, which included both the trial by court-martial and the trial before the supreme court ; but there was no special despatch ap proving of the proceedings at the coaSmartiaL EMIGRATION. Mr. F. SCOTT wished to know whether it was trus that a rational& bad bees sat dawn fits the Emigration OEes to Darsembire, earls( es provide paws to the agenies for us* I.ooogeresse &Mitt al glidittatt e at what 0 : 41 was se dist Mit e sad whether Colasial-ogioe was psgs to do the NM it fate counties where then skied - kie So anigeole es the part olds popoiation. Mr. Tawas said, is nods bad not been given el the quids, he mast deer his sewer aunt Monday next. ASH WEDNESDAY. Sir J. PAKINGTON °burred that his Bribery Bill stood bra sersad reeding on Wednesday next. As that day, how- I ever, valid be Ask Wednesday, he suggested that the how *add sot wet to early as 12 o'clock, in order that hes. soothers might have an opportunity of attending divine service. (floor, hear.) I. 4 4 10 0 PO 1