The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-18 00:00:00

FRANCE. THE ATTEMPTED AgSASSLNATION OF THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH. (IRON 0011 OWN 001 PARIS S tTURDAT This afternoon at one o f cl4ek the Senate, the seps Legislatif, the Council of State, and the Muni- Council of the Seine, waited upon the Emperor at the Tuileries to congratulate him upon his escape, They were received by the Emperor and Empress, accompanied by Prince Jerome, Prince Napoleon, and the Princess Mathilde. MM. Troplong and Smock' respectively adalrersed the Emperor in the name of the Senate and Council of State. Count de Murry then made the following speech on behalf of the Corps Legislatif : wen desirous to IN you in cease that we might tell you how 'radii' we are to Providing* tor having pre served your lite, and that of the limper ; bed we have also theugat that you would permit us to use language dictated by legltimat• iadignaHos, sad • deep at tachment to your dynasty. We cot amosel from you, &re, that the populations whom we haou rectally quitted are moldered tummy by your clemency, which is too apt to be measured by the goodness of your butt, sad when they see each abominable crimes treagined pupas' abroad, they ark how it is poseible that adillitaarteg and friendly governments can be powerlees te beset ip taw laboratories of segmentation, and how it as be Uri ; awned law, of bcopitality should be applicable ki wild besets. Sue, your government, which is founded tto two prinalpleo— the principle of authority sad the principle of the protection of honest men—ought at say prior to put a stop to these periodical cocrulaions. To attain this object you cosy be assured of the support of the Corps Legislatit You attacked only becalms you are the oorniestone of public Nam We, therefore, supplicate you not to be guided only by your courage, mad not to forget that by exposing your pence you expose the immorality of France. Sir, lam naturally the urges of the deputies, but, restrained se I am by trollop of respect sad delicacy, my words are but • feeble expression of thaw sentiments. The Emperor, in thanking the Corps Legislatif for this address, expressed his entire confidence in the co-operation and devotedness of this and the other great bodies of the state. His Maje sty added that whilst he was resolved to adopt such measures as should be deemed necessary, he would not depart from the course of firmness and moderation which ' he had hitherto observed. This is not the moment to discuss, with the cool ness which it requires, the great question raised M. de Morny's speech, and which is no doubt a moment the subject of an animated diplomatic cor respondence. It is impossible, however, not to per ceive that England is the "neighbouring and friendly" country principally alluded to, and I can not for a single instant accept the position that the English government it in any way responsible for the acts of the persons justly designated as " wild beasts." The horrible event of the Rue Lepelletier, humiliating as it is to human nature, must not be allowed to alter English rules with regard to hospi tality to political refugees. The English government will, I am sure, readily listen to any evidence that may be laid before it tending to show the compli city in the crime of any persons on English soil, and will not be slow to put the law in force against inch poisons. What more is wanted should be distinct stated. If it be meant that the Fren ch' police are to be empowered to ask for the extra dition of any foreigner they please, that is a thing which cannot be thought of. The question, how ever, is on the order of the day. The Petrie of this evening devotee a leading article to it ; and the Mire's says that the "den of assassins" (meaning England) must be " cleaned out." It is difficult to see what connexion there can be between the late aims and the Emperor's " clemency," which the Count de Horny alludes to. Ido not call to mind a single instance of any weak exercise of the preroga tive of mercy. l'ianori was very properly guil lotined, and Tibaldi, Bartolotti, and Onlli are un dergoing the sentence which the court awarded them. It is plain that there can be no possible connexion between the Emperor's clemency and the refugee question in England. The fact which I mentioned on the night of the catastrophe, that both the Emperor and Empress had received scratches on the face from broken glees, although not stated by the Moniteur, is confirmed by the legal journals, the Drat and Gazette des 71.1- bummer, and is undoubtedly true. The escape was indeed • narrow one. It will be seen from sub joined official accounts, that not one only but both the hones of the Emperor's carriage were killed, and that the coachman, whose death I said had been reported, is in fact wounded. The man's name is Ledoex. He whipped his horses after the first ex plosion, but as one fell dead a moment afterwards, the carriage necessarily remained stationary. The Mani:fur contains the following interesting details : The arias at which ail Paris still shudders, end which will eludes the Indignation of the whole world, appears to be the node of a vast plot concocted in other countries. In fact, the government receired arm Jersey so long ago as June bet Or Idlowing information —" The plot consists in the nesnalisenme of fulminating gm:asides, invented by —. ' They me of &power hitherto unknown, sad are intended to M *roma underneath the carriage, where their striking aided doe payment will new their explosion and the de airmen of the sarrbge," On the other band • fresh mini folluNdifenalappeared on the 9th hat. la the Italie del Papal. Oncee. Lady, the reports noisily received from London by the nes* government stated se follows :—"• man aimed Pireit, who is • native of Florence, and formerly an aim he the Italian Legion, has jun quitted Ragland for die purpose of carrying into execution a plot concocted spied the life of the Emperor. This Italia) lea man of Item 40 to 46 yews of age, small in ranee, this, dark, and of a doily kw; be speaks French badly, with a strong Haan want, but speaks English very well. He id • vlobst, sanguinary, and very determined rms, who was obliged to fly from his own country in conseqame et sewed minders, sad swag others that of a priest. Biwa leaving Diegkrad Pierri bad several interviews with the Preach relapse In London." A later account says Pleat has pawl through Brussels, where he law several refugee,. I. has preaskii to Paris by way of Lille, accompanied by is eider* toes, whom he took ep at Brawls, and carrying with him • machine of hollow *at iron, made on the Jacquin system. It is remarked that this individual travels in fret ChM 01/7488, slights at the fret hotels, and splines te be well supplied with money." This seine Pierrl, whose deeteipties wee to the brads of the police ages* of Perks was 81101111141 is the evening of the attempt, near the Opera, )few stlisafts before it took piece. Unfortunately his sr emegliese were already at work, &ad It was not possible to pre** their gailty damp. According to the Nositenr, the nomber of wounded up to the present time is 102, thus divided : 17 civilians 12 Lancers of the Imperial Omura, 11 o f the munici pal guard of Paris, 28 police agents of different ranks, and 4 belonging to the household of their Majesties. Of the 12 men of the lancers seven received serious wounds; the five others are only slightly injured. Of the eleven of the municipal guard one is wounded mortally, four seriously', and ail slightly. Three of the footmen who were behind the carriage of their Majesties were struck bj several ' - do not in coachman, of mind. sly. One la Ribeie ,, bed het the Pre numerous, and -.1 inspector, wounds. were struck. . mortally .4 upwards of earflap. farm of a tsar 1$ dia. sick bild yleiia papaist. Tks 1 1•11 Mir Or Mt limb Ss tlmly bums, bia ase et the 1 12 1 1 I 1 I I I 6 I 1 projectileir; their injuries, though serious, di spire any uneasiness. The Emperor's on slightly wounded, displayed much presence !) i 6 i it the civilians several are wounded senousl , of them died on reaching the Hospital deli Mere. A little girl, fourteen years at age, # knee cut open. The persons belonging to t rectum of Police are exceedingly . nurser* among these a commissary, a divisional is and lb pollee agents have received serious Twenty hems belonging to the lancers was , Two were killed an the spot, and five are I wounded. It has has ascertained that upon thirty preleetiles urea the imperial carriag The Drat give the following particulars Tbs bombs wire el eau boa, oblong, sus I. the I gar, end la the Mast pert teem lour to Iv. tech 'abr. lir &sok at sae of the cape, at alai erieral, en shied salistruss necessarily swami Mk II Tlis bawls we, Wad irkk eiskarstkas pap* MI rase et es au*. et es imparatess while aims' tie lbw raptilist ; I ala set illipiat saw= &a rehals, bet ti wousled as psalm Oa this Oa sirobara whipped at hie hi I 1 almi Ilmoridlattly a wood bomb WM, cal s TEE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1858. borer being shuck by three projectiles fell to the ground. A I third bomb. thrown with more preclion, NI bonsai the manage itself and burst with tremendous free. worldsg part of it in pieces. The splinters of this bomb wounded the second horse, which expired acne haws after. The coachmoo, nosed Lawn; wee wounded is the hand. The only pima in the carriage with the Emperor end Empress was General Roger, and he, as already Mated, received • slight injury. The escape of their hisjee ties was quite miraculous. The Emperor received a slight cut on the side of the nose by • piece of glass from the carriage window. Another piece of glue struck the Empress at the corner of the left eye, bat left no trace. Superinten dent Flinn, of the police, who opened the door of the Emperor's carnage at the moment of the third explosion, we* deagernely wounded. The carriage itself wee yesterday taken Into the courtyard of the Tuileries, sad visited by great number' of persons. AU the under part and front of the carriage had the appearance of being blown to pieces. The AbN Mflauif, chaplain of tho ship of the line the Vim, who woe in the vicinity of the Opera at the moment of the attempt, werillested gnat seal end devotedness, aerating in owoortto the reemedsd, addressing to them word, of otanahlba, and giving absolution to the dying Ha did not have the sane of the disaster until after every ens of the injured had been taken an of. At Mena o'clock at night, M. Billault, Minister of the Interim; Y. Nam, Minister of Justice; M. Piltri, Prehrt Peilke; Y. Otris elst Ange, Procureur-gemeral ; H. de Cordenr, Preareseeramporial; H. Treilhard, examining wealaelte; naiM. Noma anitteat to the Prehct of Police, areenhhil al the Potherre of Police, and commenced ea reartgailea which herd all night. The result of this in vattigelioa was the discovery that no Frenchman was con eared in the atrocious crime, bat that it wee the work of Heim& H. Treilhard was all yesterday engaged in ex- Gaining withers', and has interrogated Pierri. It has been ascertained that in the course of tie evening of the attempt • wounded man called at the druggist's shop in the Roe *leer, sad af.er having had his wounda dressed, left with out saying anything of who he was. A short time after, another man entered the shop in great agi tetion and asked the 'heron if they could tall him anything of his master, who had bra wounded, and he gave a derription of his master's pr em which corresponded with that of the men who bedpost left the shop. He wee asked the name of his master, bat he Urn became troubled, and refused to tell it. He wee threatened with arrest, on which he was attacked with • ner vous remblingand filmed. On recovering, he was premed to tel the name al his master, and at last he declared that It was Count Geist. At three o'clock in the mowing Count Orsini was arrested In his lodging in the Ewe Marthabor. He redeemed that he threw ens of the barb. Two other Its/law who had Mee arenas art roper* was she ar rests& he the eight. Oa the peas eselled, or at their WON" hipestend sere of tamer r eistaftiee were surd, r won goo Overdo, arsine, sad • bomb simi lar to that mini en Plant. It it hawed that the inner tignies into the allhir VII be reseptly terminated, and that the trW can take plain In the lOW= of the Court of Amiss et the fist foringht of February. Part of the Hue Lepel heir was yesterday morning strewed with sand to prevent the blood with which it was cowed from being seen. A thanksgiving service was performed yesterday at noon in the chapel of the Tuileries by the Bishop of Nancy, first chaplain to their Majesties. After having received in their apartment the congratula tions of the grand ofiloers and the officers and ladies of their household, the ministers and the presidents of the great bodies of the state, the Enperor and Empress proceeded to the chapel, accompanied by Prince Jerome, Prince Napoleon, the Princess Mathilde, and the Princes and Princes, Murat, and followed by the persons who had been admitted to present their congratulations to their Majesties. Count Kisseleff, the Russian ambassador, had the honour of offering his congratulations to their Ma jesties yesterday. Count de Morny, President of the Legislative Body, also went yesterday to the Tuileries to renew his congratulations to the Em peror, and to express to his Majesty the desire of the deputies now in Paris to be admitted to the honour of presenting their congratulations to their Majesties. The whole of the diplomatic body went yesterday to the Minister of Foreign Affairs to express to him the sentiments with which they have been inspired by the odious attempt of which their Majesties had been the object. In consequence of the request made by them, they were received to-day at 1 o'clock by the Emperor. Almost all the ambassadors and ministers have already been charged by their re spective courts to offer to their Majesties the con gratulations of their sovereigns. The Municipal Council of Paris yesterday voted the following address to the Emperor : Svc,—lt is the duty of t h e City of Path mid of its Municipel Council, which is more this ever, ender pelmet circa :mimosa, the organ of the whole city, to swam, above all, their putted, to Clod, who sees more has se provi dentially preserved your Majesty, sed, their lave for NapAeon 111, whose lib is the that oceiditlas of the eddy sad prosperity of Frama Sire, the Mtuddpal Cooed, in laying its respectful congratulation* at Um OM of the Imporar and hie noble campsite's, who hes shown lerself so worthy of him in this amanton danger, empresses Its ardent prayer that it may he sacs mom shown that as Prowl hand has been found to ememplielt the amerable crime which en due honor end ledipatioN at the sues dam that it m ilitaries in all hearts &merinos and gratitude towards year Majesty. - The address bears the signatures of M. Delangle, president, MM. Damao and Perim., vice-presidents, and 20 members. At the sitting of the Court of Cessation yesterday, the First President, Troplong, expressed, in the name of the court, the profound emotion which they felt at the attempt on the Emperor's life, and their grati tude to Providence for the protection which had preserved an existence so necessary to the country ; and he intimated that their sentiments would be communicated to his Majesty. At the sitting of the Court of Assizes, the President, M. Haton, addressing the jury, expressed similar sentiments. The Minister of Public Worship has addressed the following telegraphic despatch. to the archbishops and bishops : Providence has Just preserved tha lives of the Emperor and the Empress, when endangered by a detestable attempt. In order to return thanks to God for this striking protection, his MoJesty desires that a solemn Ti Drum shall be sung as liadsy to end the elmrebes of Frames. Be kind enough, ssessligseer, le mart =mares to that effect with the pre fect el yew asperse/AL The Archbishop of Paris has lamed the following notice : A solemn To DOOR of thauksgirisg for the preservation of the lime of their Mejeetiee will be celebrated on Sunday ha all the churches of the diooeso of Paris. At'Notre Deay the ceremony will bake place at 3 o'clock precisely. All the authorities and the great bodka of the Mete will be prolog. The prisoner Orsini is stated to be an advocate and a native of the Roman states. He was for some time a prisoner in Austria on a charge of political sammination. Under what circumstances he was released from the Austrian Fuson I have not heard, bat he afterwards went to England, and it is said that he gave lectures there. He has been in Paris for the last three weeks. Pierri, as has been already stated, only . arrived two days before the commission of the crime. The Bourse slightly improved in the morning, but was rather heavy at the close. The Rente left off 10c. higher for cash and be. for account, closing at NM and 69.70. Mobilier rose U. Lyons, Northern, and Orleans Railways rose fully 10f., aid the ether lines from 2.60 to I. my am, and me how a Christian man OM die." And so be died. "He was not"—" he was nor amongst the men whom he could have helped so effectually by his cooed —" he ems sot" smangst those who had been accustomed to rely upon his powers in the field—" he wee not"—anther indent by which we are unklgerdly distressed. The third portion c the tent says—" For God took him." God took Haveloek, and then we have the trensition in which we may triumphantly rejoice. If we could bring back many of hk fa/entry, and ask them the subject of his discourse, they would tell an It wee about salvation from sin in this life, and the ecindemnation of it in the life to come, and about adedielan to the kingdom of heaven for all those who repent and Maim in Christ. Many a time ha. he honesty men of feeble faith by telling them of life and immortality—many • time when death was round about then has he spoken of tkelr departure to be with Christ—many a time haste said, "we may never meet like this again, but I'll tell you where, if we believe in Christ, we shall meet, and how we shall be employed. Although by the ruthless hand of death, earthly honours and distinctions have bum withheld from him, heavenly distinctions have been bestowed, and received, end enjoyed. The baronetcy gave no dignity to hie time, ace will the coronet ever grace his weer-beatsn brow; but the crown of righteousness he. actually been given to him, and it has been granted to him to Mt down with Christ upon his throne. He died ocandently, happily, triumphantly, receiving the end of his faith, even the salva tion of his soul. " God took him I" and in that transition we may triumphantly rejoice. Havelock, though dead, yet emaketh ; and he speaketh two lessons—be Me you to un derstand that the busiest life you can be leading may be, and ought to be, a religious life, end that your religion ought to be the rehren of a Saviour : that unless you believe in the Saviour you are lost ; but that if you live a life of faith in the Son of God, you will by and bye die as he died. TUSCANY. The trial of the men implicated in the attempt at insnmestion at Leghorn on the 30th of Jane last ham lag taken place there, before the Tribunal of the Nelsetuiv, in the form called economic°. These tribunals do not require any very strict evidence to convict ; but, as a set-off to this disadvantage under which the prisoner is placed, the highest punish ment they can inflict does not exceed th ree Tem , imprisonment. In the present cue the nninbm of prisoners WM 227 ; of these, 127 have been as quitted, 47 condemned to three years' imprison ment, 38 to periods of 18 months, and 17 to one year. There, however, remain seas whose share in the insurrection has been sock ea to warrant their ploweatioa in the ordinary way (when even sen tence of death may be pronounced), and they will alertly be judged by the Court of Lucca. THE UNITED STATES. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. The afternoon the Royal mail steamship Persia, Captain Indians, arrived in the Mersey from New York, which port she left at noon on the Bth inst., bringing the usual mails, 79 pusengers, and 1,930,793 dollars in specie. At 8.30 a.m. on the 14th instant, in lat. 61.22 N., long. 22.10 W., the Persia passed the R o y a l Mail ship Europa, hence, bound west ; and on the 16th, in let 61.18 N., lon. 12.60 W., passed the Kangaroo, screw steamer, bound west. Mr. Cyrom W. Field, the chairman of the American committee of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, is amongst She passengers by the Persia. There are also 16 of the crew of the British ship Dreadnought. The excitement at New Orleans in regard to the capture of General Walker found vent on the even ing of the 31st in an immense meeting, at which veeches denouncing the conduct of Commodore Paulding and expressing the liveliest sympathy with the cause of the filibusters were delivered. The Charleston Mercury of the 29thnit. states that the steamer Faahion, which conveyed General Walker and his force to Nicaragua, had put into Havannah previous to the 22nd ult., from Aspin wall, in leek of provisions, and that the American consul at Hivannah had seized the steamer for alleged irregularity in her papers. A report was prevalent at Key West on Christmas-day that a barque had passed that point with 600 men on board, who were proceeding to General Walker's aid. Congress, after a recess of ten days, re-assembled on the 4th. In both houses resolutions calling upon the President for information respecting the capture of General Walker, and embracing the entire range of subects and circumstances bearing upon relations wit h Nicaragua, were adopted. The Com mittee on Territories of the house was instructed to report . as to the propriety of repealing the Utah organic law and attaching that territory to con tiguous territories. A bill was also introduced to punish the pradtice of polygamy. The proceedings of Congress on the sth were also =t. In the Senate a select committee was on the claims for indemnity by the French at Greytown. A strong effort will be made during the present session to pass a bill for the payment of these claims, which have so frequently, and at times successfully, been pressed upon the attention of Con gress. A proposition providing for the appointment of an ambassador extraordinary to Japan was intro duced. In executive session the Danish Sound Dues Treaty was ratified. The House referred the sug gestions contained in the President's message to the appropriate committees. Upon a motion of General Quitman for a select committee on that part of the message relative to the neutrality laws, an animated debate took place, in which the capture of General Walker's men, Commodore Paulding's conduct, fili bwiteriew, and Central American affairs generally, were freely discussed. Despatches have been received at Washington from Commander Armstrong, of the United States squadron in the Chinese seas. The expedition to Formosa has established the fact that there are no American or European captives on the island. A rumour reaches us from Kansas, which may be classed under the head of " Important if true." The St. Louis Democrat states, on the authority of pier &engem from the territory, that about Dec. 26 an engagement took place at Sugar Mound, between General Lane's militia and the dragoons sent to arrest him, in which the latter were defeated with the loin of three of their number. Reinforrments were im mediately sent for, and General Denver had ordered four companies of dragoons to the scene of the diffi culty. I n an the meantime the free-state men, on hear ing of the engagement, had commenced organising, and were hurrying to the assistance of Lane. Before the dragoons could arrive it was thought that a force of 2,500 men would be collected, and bloody work was anticipated. At present, however, all this is a rumour. MEXICO. Latest saviors state that at Puebla and Vera Cruz the partisans of Comonfort sucomsfully carried out the desigas of their leaders, and it was supposed that at other points the revelation had been com plete. The new order of things pleased the popu lace greatly, and the public approval was manifested by the usual demonstrations. Comonfort, is the new " plan " put forth, promisee in three months to convoke a congress which shall frame anew consti tution and provide for the election of a ruler by the people._ Several of the ministry, including Senor de In Fnente, Minister of Foreign Affairs, had rowed. THE HEAVY INDIA MAILB. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's stem packet Para, Captain J. Soy, Admiralty Agent Lisnemant Poole, R.N., wired at Southampton yertirday, at 6.30 p.m., with tie heavy portion of tha India mails. Herr dates were Alexandria, Jan. 6; Malta, Jan. 8; Gibraltar, Jan. 12. She brought 99 pampeogers, amongst whom were the Hon. Mrs. Heating, and family, from Caksitta; Mr. Hart, from ditto; Lieutenant Bullet; from Madras; Maas Ammer, Spanbly, Rippcm, and Haminraces, nom Haag Hong; Sir P. Blackwood, R.N., and five young naval ofkars, from Malta, to join the Channel Squadron ; Capella IlaMour, RA., from Gibraltar. At 1 p.m., Jan. 3, the Bth company of Royal Ihnilasere, under the command of Captain Lambert, R.E., with Weis nines Poplllion, Sandford, Courtesy, and Bird, Ned Amis. tact-Surgeoa Hawkins, RA., diamtbarkei from the Pea, at Alexandria, cheering loudly AS they left her. Previously to their diaemberking, Captain Soy readved a later has the commanding officer, at behalf of Walsall, the °Moms sad wen, expressing their ' thanks for the medal sag libeality they had met with on board. Tbr, bps is why teepee been well accommodated, and both* Ye beim weedlag to promote their comfort ;" end it is shied AM a men orderly or better behaved set of men never eel hot en bead ship— much of which may be attributed to the diacipline sad regularity kept up by their °Hoare. The transporting troops through Egypt is now (owing to the excellent arreagements which the Company's super , intendant and the quartermaster pmeral have been aide to make with the manager* of the twit wistnitnaich) • matter of pelmet ease end oandbet„ After haviog the vemsl le Alexandria harbour, the troop are teamed in large lighters towed by • steam tug to the railway terminus at Oaberri. Then they enter the coniegm mad proceed to Rafe El Alas.-the station at the Nile, about 45 ogles. Here a mese is provided for the oilmen 'Ed a awl tar the men; who have aboady with them OM day's mad proviions !es the aldp. After reeting--say 1t to $ beam-they mewl by rail to Cairo, wham they amigo Goshen and alter about a pselet el an how reenees their jonsneg to No. 12 &Mat es the Demi, the pima heednue of the rail, and dieter* from Sues 25 miles. Hem they meletreard with • tap et cones and a glue of peg; ad Sea etennemort the change from Infantry to Canby ; ter era men le now torniehal with donkey, on which motel Gough mallitary Waal the taint officer and men perform the pentelnder of the ovedend route. The ant are Roiled Into emit of 23 In me serf an oder, sod ride (set lean OM apnea to do so) la regain order, sa if they wen nay twain ; bet aeorideriag the sort of name aa videi they aro Immured, it is samewhat doubdul whither dry keep la Ilse or an. driving Ban„ they embark to the cabr noel is soma es noodle; mid the time occupied from having or dip to genus ea board dr other distant 220 m il es, is pr ally 24 hoar,. It will, thorefon, be sully sea that mediae troops to India by the overlain ran is an may hookas, bat eery. Up to 4th Jimmy 2,400 Imo had gems through. By this time the not lissimen, whin rust up tram Malta to ler Ilitiesty's ships Priam' Royal sad Voltam, will have added newly 1,000 to the swans. The rasa do sot war their regireenne gong eaves, but what Is a =oh mon eamluttable oostaass, via., their nano jumpers, cape with white coven, mud their kaspeseks. The Pas der not brag refugees" from Cana ; she Or, however, maga her preengare the Hag. Mts. Ham her date and bray, who had a very 'arrow ear from Baez. It will be reashered bow gallantly hr Lasted ha bead, the Hes. Haan Hestia" behaved, ea wall wawa anima ha rendend whilst acting with MalarAgre, and how he sank and died under the fatigue wok dames branght ou in oreegaimoe. So ho. lips . m 7 Naar biro did not live keg magi to kbow of the bemoan and rewards that Mrs awake' him. Their widows sad familia, however, ary ad ea will lot be SM Pre also brought Kr. Hat Ikea Illinsgern whoa boas Weems • home to may a pear howeeleee gad clothes bee molar sad ail/ Hie amalgam), a the aka's and ettaranoe of our cnarywomon wouid bring teen to the eyes of a Bak. MMON IN oommurolallON OP 111 lIHNIT RAVILVOI. Bloomsbury Chapel lea" yesterday morning I,ollllod to exam, in coeassnemes of en elsolthernial having been made by the master, the B.c. Mr. Brock, that he would tab that oppertenity d poen • tribute of seeped to the mown of the lamented Sr Nary Havelock, who was formerly a member of the Chriebn community bobbling in that piece of worship. The swum, which occupied about an hour in the delivery, and d which we present an abstract, was listened to with the meet profound ettention, and at its oblasion ea intimation was given that, as a great number of persons had hem beide to obtain ad mission, the prominent features of the boobs would be noticed= the following evening. The rev. gentleman took for his tent the Seth verb of the foth chapter of Obesis—. had Loa walked with God, and he was not : kr God took him." The reconeikablonom of war with Christianity (he observed) bad been a moot point from the Arse day until now, sad that woo not the proper bomb on which to climb such a qualities ; it was rather • time far 118110011111 on both aides to forego their differences and to unite in a tribute of respect and love lamb who certainty did believe that in the discharge of the dudes of his military pro- Musket he was sobering the glory of God to the highest, bias on earth and good will towards net. It seemed to bite • beetling and proper obston br all to unite in doing honour to those God-fearing military men who vast in Christ, by holding their memories in veneration, sad those who ea remain, by commending them daily to the favour sod of Almighty God. Let every ate endeavour to glorify in one whose death oould not be regarded bat as • matter of national grief and distress, end he thought the text which be had selected was well ealmilsted to serve the object in view. He " waked with God." That was • fact for devout thankfulness. Ho was not." That was an incident on account of which all were unhigesdly distreedd. " God took him." That was a tradigth whereas all might triumphantly rejoice. The "waled with God." Havelock "walked with rli lliat skit be Win as ddicating • habit for which every be mit to be tainted. He gave himself up eirairly to prima the glory of God, and like a little ohK warrior as be we., swab to enjoy communiesi with God. He esinowiedged God in all his ways. He found in tr= set and position of his lite an opportunity for g and turned ebb opporett= account. l°lff ie b e r eolded alike , _lleavolded nese 11111 .11 == 1111diihrisedy, Aseesly,eal heit wail Whin he might haw - ti me he we. darn& Who, be night haw beak thee wee *Men Wan be night have temallikka, be was nnevensg. Whin he in& hen camealted sited= el mtb and l it , eininal neakkes Own rend a Ids eyes the tonally of Sr lie=r i edly Clatin Jam. He died We Christ awn His graben Weld ide one . Ile ensihred One wee bet awe path of dna, and we. awe indiselive bat ens GAON open, and that was sin. Be hug age _as Os year NW when he was at the Charter Mein Mini, he wee areelonad to make radian of be eherkerfellM.r company with • few other Slu rried risiome—gua who have ecenstomal Mesa a nacre fa tab , lIIIVICSI prohmana They wire to read religiose books_ ; 'roams of emarnmeniny ate lin. Han be went to lathe In he had pinata lesseN • Swag morn* to God, and vird, whatever others might de, to sine the Lord. No raw did he join the lath iLight laratry than he bens to alba himself seriously to the welfare of Ida Mow rm ise rnentbling them together at any oppiehmity h • dm, scriptures and webby and= adliarighent the keg period of his commution vegbeint that penis, be religiously resistakteL There erase amen wan they built • place for their reiligions amom mrwemakr hid their own pastor, but Havelock wee animpt Amy se an that served them in the gospel end parr of the Lad hem When at Badge= with ingaillin ear Or A. Campbell, be sat ita bleed f to • the eldest kr prevent the exceeds of the soldiers ate the had beta enured. He there earned the use of • loge amber in the Grand and ocasend that chanther, the with of which were win ideation& Images, Into a mesting-bee Sr the weed* of ithr Or Clod. On hey a money anew, arearehing the ease, bred the mad of penmen, thinik be hand eicen • benhal mania einsi a = their ore, who wee nay maister et Inn Gain About that time, • mniagnsay haying ▪ the gown fn oocamina net nhisinharrese meat. Snag ordered an a keep, the reply was thee they were latoxicated,•od Neil not take • plain of lima, rid the oinneading tura er e Have lode men ;he le always ready, di Mu arn arm drunk. They were immediately war ems, aril the goer rare object we addend. Not without mach it that he has adeadured to walk humbly en igit ht s o, 7 l 6 , He was rillionhd, amierepnerated, and permuted for right 'osiers? sib. Ga the aejntesoy and his corps becoming vommt nit ,on eggilbion woe made to the Onsince-General to gi to Kivelerk. His lordship deiderred ea un of what had bee. mid to Hadiedes diepdagemint as "mo he t ft as enburisat art • leargia, Baer we the hostility which boost him ou that meths, but It was overcame in this manner. A 11111111 the adored of the same denaitted by the mud of the awn anepenies throughout the mermen; end, having azainthed the return, the oovirace•Gmestel odd I he found that the inn to Havelock's earepeny who had t=da his bleb entralms were the nest sober sad beet men in the reglmad. The eemplaint ageism the am, be said, was that they were keplists, dad be added that heiwithed the whole regiment were baptists too. The malt of the inquiry was the bestowel of the edjutancy upon Have lock, and the entry in his demensiun-book simply mo tions the f et, with the odd eta of the following words : Nagano rdigbe beinuation le the soldiers, and do ivory Wag to promote temperate betas and. them." And oder the emendate wen the thuds "Dr. Maeohneda's haw, death at eessnamA" Deans the Di years that he did as =halters office he deviled MO tenth peat of his deafer income tb of !dim betteveleace. In ISIS he obtained and ask as save pert in the morneat at Oabool sad J l eeeft the el the body deigned by Se Geniner.General te restore m wde Tth F ic t== Pr Tubs wee the in employed ea the On the emigielisa of the wi= a l t l e a g udock 110 Gomel edelhe propriety of religious sinks, kr t e teEzet God sad ocarne. Them wee arid ern. The prima were ansathisd, and cia devolved the da_cif sad rein ter lie -.meads and ltheseiL Mar did he v teen with OWL^ la the year 11117 be mph era we hid hat at liamlay, where Ise idenalledlCT l Z the hinds cd teeth ent viaskotey papaw. Ice the year Idyl he awe Head , mardnel here and on the can dant fir two yam. For rune in he was • worshiper with as In this elepsi, and well do I remember when he stood at the berthery, es I was *Oft his seceed de, he dabs and speking, and denanag himaell as • Ina who dry there was gal that bey wee thus am egnatag leidt to the ionise ef the Lad. On his Mien to India be was oiled span te essegy a high sultry .c ello so and did so eddieds, say deinerat to his religions As be wee gets( to India helm Fails the vessel in whisk he had sailed woe weaned, ead, per* snag to his Manesand promos of mad, envy - imam beard was saved. When all we ably an demi what did they hear but an earner all ups. Wiese Winer saleystarr their thesis to Gad kr their UMW ANA whin onest call wee thee t Hanisekb. Wit. wail bed One thisdrigiviap He walk mei is be MIAs( bas ing hews thin =data, ✓ineemded by the pieingsms mo he Woad God hi shay thin many Ind he time l ass/ It is this de von spiatinsens r ace te elleine r wren can here that anode rh Skededlea of IA habits hr whisk we lambda to Gel. Time site wire anained with am thaw that be bed an pat ea neighs kr ithermo alone ad *Mot pmnine. They knew that he was not N a n gl e ar dinialWeal se as sew ney taw w ail Irma • ird all con 'I have authority far saying that Is thee threw away the highest_ prospects in hie prehman bent= he would nee hod lidedf to the dame of • pray el which in his ocnedense he utterly drappreved, Mid IMO an INNS did he pat iskrentery ionakeica is the margajai=inerase be whlt we i reld ase eltey • a ls i nnimil to hie IWO= used. Although be mid inn i mid did meiC his elanbiess te la at the me& toe d le sena net semen la to his Remaly 7 . Whet he beeps In his at the Cherter-benes be etherthemithil in his tam &umber at Latham felines_ the thismiler dess~ la the tin, walking with God:" Is the i Vii the messed per, .11e wee ar"--ea What There we Leroy family ! tw inkl es mo bs to ere lmi * eta t tba. 6° an ' end nosiving what ha so mask awe ,Ls4-..ehe expedition of Ask raped end Temm . BM duty him easewhers, he vie and des , r i k s z ko s:d i for seven yew be thew net the lamed of a donne* bob Not" long be tall be hand at the organ Ink sr in the . her for ba cowry, whatever eifeerldee Iti daty =wwY Wee there • Gilikeift to be solved, be op 10 Ito soladas. We thin a theildp abe m a would desiefally Iran it. We. awe • thaw to De be wont waft tam in. Was the •de g m , ino pa a Maddend, be wend 'herd* Indians to olden it. AN Lord Heenan ma. roll,“ He was entry ace a goblin ;" and he was she every ink a Chatham. For her ranee and • bell be tad to nielatain • Isidro semi to name in the reeponithility whisk embed len ft2deinar day aor sight had be anything imetraces of sepses. He maid not sal treeeld not The llesidimey, win he precious threes ed themes ml agigna, mart be relieved, and he aim wow wei za lint amensies megneatmendy ay that , man by the warrens of oar nog vas So Ow bin akar wee altabel. Irw: e threog v lout within a wean. He had arm bees sanded hie lUw One day actojE tim dys entery lays hold d him, and he is seres=day and berth its power. Is ha wan of ads pain Perhody. the knowledge of his oteditket slam lie Not la tits least degree. Is has sided awed oscine akd Min though to appreciate the event sew at hied ? Anise nag% sad mad .sough lowed all debt. Who tier as that ? His an, seat unread al owed foe bin win aseidasne and Mehl lave. Did he say Anything which ft le then who to mann to inch Lai enstabiy as that He did. He mid to Mr James Oaths, " For ten an hug years I base n inn say life that whim depth sewn I meet it hoe to fees without few." He Wirth. repeatedly , and as hie mad wee sp. peemoltiog, looking his I* a the fen he OH r "rye TEI AMER OP TIMM, THE POLICE OPPICER. - - The public is already aware that the execution of Christian Settler, the Bavarian, which was to have taken place this morning at Newgete, has been postwned by the order of the Home Secretary to the Bth of Pehromy, men the ground that, under the peculiar circumstances of the cue, it was coteadered advisable that the judges at t • Cone of Climbed Appeal should have an rtunity opportunity of muddle. ,o all er the facts, and giving their opinion as to whether the was legally convicted of the offence of wilful murder, or whether there were not some circumstances in the me, he connexion with the arrest and detention of the prisoner, that would reduce the offence to manslaughter. It would rem that the respite of the prisoner wee partly owing to the hate se they appeared upon the trial ; but there is no doubt List some facts of a rather singular nature, that Lave only come to light since the prisoner's conviction, have had considerable effect in influencing the decision of the Secretary of State, and inducing him to delay the execution until more full in quiry has been gone into. Upon the subject of the legal or illegal detention of the prisoner on board the Caledonia, upon which the validity of the whole of the subsequent proceedings would wee to de pied, It appears that the arrest of the prisonat Hearn in consequence of his not being with the neeeseery papers arose in the following manner :—aortly bine the expiration of his sentence of imprisonment fa Wiese& Geel the primmer, it appeared, had resolved to go to Hamburg when he obtained his liberty, and he wrote to his hther to proem him the neommy passports and popes. This beer, it omens, got into the hands of the parish who, gar some reason which does Mt appear to Bluest, explained, did not deliver it to the father, bat retained on of it for several mks, and in consequence this, the father did not procure a passport for know the winner ; and, indeed, it emu that he did not even tbe existence of suck a letter, until der kis eon wee la moody upon the charge of murder. As there is no treaty for the extradition of criminals between this country and the Hamburg authorities, but for the tirounatanoe of the pri soner not being provided with the neosseery porn, the police of Hamburg could not have interfered with him; end there is no doubt that the arrest of the prime wee= • contrivance tift in him into the custody of the *Moe that he ht be brought to England upon the °harp of robbing Mr. tine, and that the provedmga taken to effect this object were to a certain extant illegal. If the judge, span consideration of the bete, should ultimately ome to the same conclusion, the probability is that the capital eantence will not be carried out, bat the punishment will be commuted to such an one as would probably have been indicted if the prisoner had been convicted of manslaughter only. When the prisoner was Informed of the respite, be at the same time told the he mat not found any hopes that his life would ultimately be epee, which might prove de lusive if the legal point were decided against him, he ex premed himself grateful for the respite that we afforded him, and evidently felt the impression the the capital sentence would not be carried out. He bee all along _persisted in 'Wing that he would not hes gone on board the Caledonia if he had been me that he should hays been ironed end treated as • felon, and be elm declares that his object in loading the pied was to destroy himself, and he mays that If Then had been • moment later in entering the cabin the act would have been accomplished. He, however, came in just as he had finished loading the pistol and seeing what he was doing he seined him, and they had • straggle, during which the pistol went off accidentally, and the unfortuate deceased received his death wound. The prisoner accounts for the extraordinary expressions made use of by him after the benediction by say thating he was in • very emitted state, and, observing the angry feeling of the people on board the vessel, he was desirous that they shmdd put an end to him, as on the first bunt of their • n they had threatened they wouldde. The prisoner seems to hen entirely abandoned his atheisti cal no end atends chapel regularly, and tweeze to per great attention to t the spiritual emoletice awed him by the Rev. Mr. Davis, the ordinary of the gaol of Nougats, mad appears to be in • much better state of mind then at the period of hie trial. MARKETS HARDWARE. BISSIIIGIAII. JAL 111.-Tbst• b trier easy Milo tzsyrohimijs tht Who at Oh tow. ..ea we Ye report le eonsessiere et as agar Itt ano unshe he orealtp trade paway h e ftwitn* tas• ti... ,, to ts bwohhhhit Ibitrjowish to • Ithr period th ew hwilltwathdy hw hien Iwo One Yew. • Ise beta haw delat i a . Lste he NW =mad lb• ma Ws ben wen II h mph lonia ardery Whams Wag Mak% baba se tobeemmet tots yaws at holm wt e t of aft& u=deturrv,......—..-.4 -,,, - ...m.: ...... • NA. wars bah war a awing hot bia Om MI Inds ... a . hit le Ort u irret. r " . ....... .... r. ttu„..g:NE . ..Lery =Pio that treettoe ire es plaid foe Olt OM, DA 0 6 11 " 16.1.1 " obereOst of the whew* seas. too Sr the MA =dmbes opfhwellee le ah ., ==e Pla Oaf tees the meet Wis. se et MY he plena bee of lot year% ere a it well, riettelool,soe essorithreetleg the miworelle=l . WA MOM L b efiluill• by num tot Nab legit put we eat as toe Pr ihe Okla provellel abe het pert e i M e lml eld es end • owe low beek ea pel= . wit so le 021 petteL Nip bp geneot Ilitr= " mill E I SM m of Stow • ....,V="11 8 ,. na s OM tehe Vert toistelleilly home. Thee verkere!== . IS else, line epeollee l• Xl .. totto ere OA •PO• NOM. leth r beelleall the MO ther e «irtoestre=.' le rele:l2l. Om er if ImliTi 2 it=3 . olr4lll==4,. =err Irla kr •"hi1ir"...1 1 ,.c &• • in Orli deo Zee& le ling . " Xs or ; lel= =4 .. Ort of the Or up. Ns los ta =MOM • 2. .. 11aLl " 721 to 14 IN the Illeig =i4 = B. lbreparcize ... ao W ait ISM in = l ll=l s= M e re . ben 0 tom boar g ilbe pc Mere: is ore ell be dle doted thwalter. Ilis wakes i • Nen tbe test oath It is el OMB Ilidt iiie Wisdnlit e rujorairr iftill ig aiis a lreat II" OAK toeleA Wt se leo pee Set eerie Itlroph r a lkola bittele . r ...... ftestlo..eeill I a. be le s =en onta feLooft irtoZie 8 41. SIV I C4I a lake imin 0 tt ... ..... t . r s r kled....t MI te es "6" - Mihe othorTh ai eriro Oriole SO peestry wobble obeys a ado el "1" r = oil le rant its WIZ it V ourt vim the mint One Oa we Nall M lf t bare a repet Wedges itious of Is oil the one partite I %doe wow eredhore Wee roars freie 15 . poliOe ler lePlo ow ilelbliellook es bee boa lee lift the sea MOO un art ir floej At Sesm,V ., sa i ni Os dlookeerat mole Is be It , b a on a r . . . .1.1 . r e ut si fthe . 1 . .1 k • 1• a t e Idea Oat lb* met AU the of as wed It a a c I 14,1reimele Illile a, • f the Doe* Pert laiTS bib Is ditto,' ea lrellaioley. 20A la tbe peed eat Wm& by awes of la el. seek payola env tee yielft nig ulnae Si a or , plat of WM. The eredllere of Meow Perm tad of Wolonomplee, bore = .. a oenholllee et le Ihs a leliehieri at um els estate of Ifett‘ b illere. set hoet o mos eseseeced • Owl W es er dolt ll ineeig. NMI the kalgerae Om& OOTTOS lki. 14L-The oleo te4e . : ... EV . ag us, wok If hoe leo Wee co =Winded, . A NNA et ille HA : bee Wooer, le Ilea JAI Nem is St vie forkee deem out heolese bolo Me__ Cleepared 121=beidoltate‘ Woo of all lido ass erbleeld. bee ago I la• 001,0 Nalleftssom. Pas 111.-4111eetli Ore le TAO map be et butteso dies aebtillitt_.= Wia li ttows ct tet h = l areolen= • WV/hot M . p. liereileilie zrai aole eet r ie is lse.. e= liren ar ls ges462 le so Misses Nees aa lf• ." 14 10 Wleree - tlf:fl: IC = trtZ tar wee Mr. hr Meten t 6 *sr ems . 06 ... b t, ThiZ i t asj=ii are Wombs tolsee aszloto IC TV the eddies ante of Wills e• Si piing OM ores me be diet • lea WOO LIAO. —UMW. JAL it—TM imam markettm Yds oats lora: . sdawl sh• we Sews sodas& *rho W 411• et m bum • WO" sonorous a it. 01~ .. 0r irs n r e ab no osssod • .1•111•• Noon Is ow womb Ibis Me lon . rsoloio • mob WM" =NAM tbs sod • dissiderald s draft M deft W Hallirtl l VS —ill Wed 1.110,0101 P wrosted sod yin • %PIM 4:lollll.—Cursszook JAL 111.—W• krni I poi wegip if sa son 'lib a .8 , 7 mlow, losn welbllsar c r e" t il law lM i lal ishAss bsi Wis.. 410. Show.. lda to ld• Oast IS Is CAIITMEST, JAIL ill-2711.11 1 111•• Wes imply M meld Orly. MI6 OS la OMAN= WM SO imp imam Me PAM Ord= of la as b. c ri LWairk brown. usw. 40a Is 414. ; whits. am, Mk to 14la to 43a Oats. ow. 210. !tope. . DOW, 330. sow. 13s. to 346. Old 435. Plea, bog, 994. to 404. MUM" Jae. 18.—Tbsre ow a good wady of 'MA to bow market YU montlag. Priem were ed. to 9d. 'Dorf/ os Ur mot OS sad kartoy. 00411 soptprlces Moor. *baba white, new sod old 19s. dd. to M. et ; Ow owl 491. Les. le lbs. Dor*, osw aod aid, lls. OL to La i i;do la t to 9a. M. ; COMICS. Ts. 64. to b. Id. It" lia Oa 14s. to Oa Moor, par slaw. la Bd. to U. Osftiet. la. N. lyamil. k 41. ftsieymeal.b. 44. —. Carlblis Jeuraml." Oolonsersa. MI. It—A SAW assay et wart sad Wpm sad moderate of boos and pea 44 boat. fully la lower; barley... I to and twos wan gmeratly In soft condition. and were but male la demand at la &alba Oloccestr. Jac 16.-Wlth • lane ore of leer rat, our mute tory wet ead r ztedl ly dull. at fu ll y Is. to ba Der quarter le. le ' Ile/ : foray so • MIAs sale, at la. per gr. are. Berle and been qr. ratter proved rand, at he re a nue. 'emu of de week we Jera lm ld .-Barg, err 1306. ; fortigo. 1,670; oats, err 4311 001u5FOLD, JAL 111-The supply et wheal to day was maitre; trade vory dell, and roassaltr Mhos lower, bet Yee re • good dr roe oar Barley err err Or MUM errs In value. Wheat, 401. le Ida Bosky, Nlo N. Or na 10 t. Bele 394. to 44. Pees, 40s. to 43. 1111.170111 Jac 14.-The are to day wed esprod with whir trade dulled 1.. per Iced Ise nosey. Bre Infer re; Wt week's rate CLOat. rather dear , Pr mod bre lade forret lllssat, 37. to Ills. No rd. Banff. 37. to Oa per v. 22. tote. per or. Per es. to 311. per rd. M. Ida. to 30a. 114 , • Lacuna. J•..10.-At there_ market today rod re Is re azachi. ar la. per pr. cries lee ite espies err drared =xi. In bre6 m. wasj immed oe olls k yz i rr ib te . .... rst:S: rile reel. dr to r ; iod. N. to N. barley. ' s IT:. ; ear 31s. ter ; bre 40. to bee. de tr• Tr dour, 37. to es ; seer, Ns. NM; turd. Ns. to 3 . par 1/ sees NawcApsta. JAII.II t nellifil• lispois °fret from the err .th whlch . aelLsl . o. o. ly i.di es • awila d oloski lls. pr .... geerer tree nsur the dsi r l ate w o a l .d the day week. Fonds rites beleg rear to pee way to I te erg lower. Ear lefelreed, bet peer tem lb price. Oats ,Is rends read., et tweed re It beer WM per hula poseing. itmericg, Joy. 11-At tab azebrea • ta4a, the ogee of wheat we geed, sod the bast dry err rub rear the rates of this day , aright, weleth a rry =Mop ow wan I. par or. lower. 1 Slurs was •Ma d tiond pilaw won ma IM Imo as last west for both re% warn It le la pia sack direr ; 131. psi =11; . reigns: Wm 55.54, W. to 66e.; red Mr 44e. to 46. ; dipp Ittle,4llla. to 40• ; but &enlist r i : o ttraa bul.t . tea 3 :;o w ata W 72 .ow ia. " : . . 1 o a daviale Xptit a rr .. l4l2 l ML ...., 11,0 61' 3I IL ; ' "i Wbott il"B . dd. The load auriwto lan ipsurt4 esammis a ma ° ll4ls7i - ftri NOT 11111111•16 Jas. 16.-Al oar ova reamma" width vat to enall rtTlideri bison hold et bam aamlbav i ttlay ts w4 Yell moat. at a Maser ed la st r ern price ; teet Iplerflet there re • preisal showttr 1 7 . 1 , 1441 . Ltrifl ‘ Ur•Pw.i..., e. v ,e...% i itew h ea rse BS r t s..; ha td : w rit s. p ad et L . : I X - g te;i 6 tit: . ow eel is twin. ble. to 440. pie 6. ; Wolin bade, r. ; s ew me, NS to IL. par 30 ens oar 31. to 31. ; new. le M. ;re fres Us. to Ma. per 111 slaw Old bear 46. to • or 111 b. to tag. par . 38 Woos ; wiestia, bar Vs. to 46. :doe del.. au is M. pat NI Moir Ozer, Joe. 16.-Basepies of ad Ided d re wireffireful today. bet see MY below was aces Ifs pilau rafted ry be quoted a• maw :-Illwat. team 4Y. N. • AO IMAM for • L pre at 2•• Indio ulna& 111=y. 30. t b elallt ed lls. to 31a. ; beer te dlear . W . _ lle. per isdi ; bee bay, bt. Dr lee • f , ,, ... er. el. the OS last. Th. core re metsi..., Etaabaw. merry : Trade W. 1,164 1 13, la. Par oaseter lowa Mallegfood, lase day : Whir Se to fr. ; bras lea. is 46.; eels lit la Sic at ; bor. Its. to 4i.W. ; pow, 17.. Ns pm parks. IllbwirtiawlNN the parr deg Average pre a 551 ft pee parr 111. 0.. lid. ; brag. IL 11.3. 9d. Beery rem Isr : lalwak 411• to IR ; rem 30.. te pea ; or 23. to 30s. ; beer. 116. to 44a pet ere • gar, es. to 41. per ter Wier .ms di: : MIO4 4a be ella I ler. ft to 48..; oat.. Ma to *a ; beer, 3d. to 435. pa mew. err Tbres roe day : Aber all diateer a/ gra rear I► per mate In Moe. Pernsosorov, JAS. 16.-A good .app of wheat, and .11 dealt.. , lima la w 2t. par tr. lowa.. Ilro =MAY radatiou la Ow Tar of tattoo SAUDIS.. Jae. 16.-The *bow at lira ma Mica* good, the downward elate of lb. Landow markt* area • In avds. and octly Ma dere otlatokporear. wan mina , • epees* m ble:A.oralaz y rr is tre_rro b tl i =nu, nerd quote se at la per or. lee In good ow • Ann oli. 'lamas awl towe Mt kW for. CIO RT.-Eocene JAL el-ewer fee an pang d the Weald ayes that the yoga( Lok Is • eled pseerr owil hobby coo voikour. the pent erg ruder led set at el alketaa by the late trzle. The . z_ettor viegh o ir eg 11/11a 4.4 11/ t el o ldZ mo reat=o . lll T T sE t e ti f ;11Z rd ettser pia awd* to Ili iris win . Ma" MMa =S W. .nrtek si g iss-' .... • Ilt r . ta y a i i • oystrta Irdloboarob w i j obw aisdaraW MOM* a Sudan. ar i a Ilkii r e it= was :sone Id let . w . wrh: K 4 ll:Lairelimb : I F= r is t=esperlse a erre freer en ow prang :-Illdte whir*, sew, to Th.; SW% Il• ; rod who; waw. 46. to 6.; ear, Oa ; heir Pts le I VW* tar*. 326. to 34. : oat% Ina to fl ta ; Om. lo ea; pow 401. to 44a ; law, N. to 16. ree pe z . k.. 4 ll . l= . Itte ollenet mike. bald Yd. weak Moe have es ef la to b. per beer Mt a deb tear Wring. Jan. 111.- chow of mha el ow Manual, mall at ta-day • et, lita Ilaa al ~ IN ~el by dr Asap of v. 0..., and prleso an 1. par qt. lower Yea lot Welk. Oats and bassi are ZINS•10 seer ea Ire Mare be pre. Tom. JA1.111.-We Loa hula mod *ward wlwat it Ole diet raw. MC bet farm rag erre Bed le roe var est / • Hamad eel.bow Hos al I. *an Mos brig la dwasad. sere la eserceir Mir rd. kr le as per gr i 4 aa bs ' APC4 ;Lark37. to ea.; Maim. Plo. tell. Molt: Or leL le le. elg. per Om VI, na to 40• get not et 31004. I ITILICUDT. JAL 16.—nielellithir ri Vel nimisigte . for tbs smog of li m 4= . ; to dim ws lam of Mei& sr+ oottarsi am about as for as thsy am gmoron: by tbli Ist of b. milaary swim At am momMi msylslo,llis yid. we bed tok .sines of Mks* Mr*. lea GUM WO Om boom TM ets• and OM men for orsortaMie at sat foll pilms.• adootod maples of WM, sod oats wore la me mr. Mow. Eon. WO& we bol ‘ = . lm 'Ms of MI kinds of woks. Missrowly et MO groat Mos. to Ms. par or. Bodes. Us. to ll far R. all. les S. fila per or. WArsarolti; J As. IL—fir mita Ms ban mom Mth mato from Os waft Immo tads dm soMMMICIA M . 4 4.1 = past,, but oar ri by bost Imo Moo trilling ; Mom drab somas rnmlo. Vs Moo Me km soffifftg Os its A mask sal lovas rim Ism Mos MMus for Myatt sal Mmo s iot la Os mks of i a mi lyOrs shomem imo commrod. Illmot: WY No la• IMMO' of Wok ml love Imos So mas MM. to Is. pm tie aloof ShOmft IsM. lt of p. Om MMllim sooldst to Mawr =NEL boo Mom aka la mmismis ommillom MM. loftier lootil ism maw. /11.W1 hils C= 2 : _MI= Wirsq . =. 6 esie la irMa g r 4;;Z:111. solo for tra . zit =lr m a stle .r o a sir &Ow Ir . ormaYs Ma of ed. per ask. Milififtis Mb mak s— ors; larlisat OM 3.910: lour. SI Mika Swim this sat: 4IMIL : am. O,Olf : flosm MO soda TRAFFIC RETURNS. ILUIVAIL lOW Par Mar. TAU. ?0101. apis. ems Iv & UM Mask asfilsit Jas. 10. lIM 0.1 12.11 17.U!Via 1 5u, i1.1.1. .1 ANIMller Indr SHIPPING INTALLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Minds. for Newham rA, kr pat boil ;ea. U. Qom 4;( UM. fro Ifelbeer;te, —IN baba e• Hartveill Past —Lido% ha IL Ile Bo Nailed ken Waived km II Mr* into leads las le laud the mow of Vs 1:14•110sINN. ea d i g venal • day or two preview. Ned left Pemba Nor .10.) THE LIMATHAN.—On Saturday the Leviathan bed 13 bet 7 ladies of water under, coveriag ths shaft of the WOW tie shout he mann The interval Were the actual Wank, which will tabs place by hauling at the aprescht spring tale, will be improved is doing up the vomml. We hum also Ant ft la Wendel to admit the public, on payment, daring the workout's dinner hour this week. THE AMERICAN MAILB.—LIVEEPOOL, SATUR DAY.—Tho Haiti& and North America& lord nail SWlM ship Canada oiled from the Mossy at 10 o clock this morn ing for Halifax sad Batton, with ths usual man 62possn gars, and 9101. APOTEECARIEt' HALL. Names of gentlemen who .=ed their enarnination in the science And Doak, of and received condone to practise, as nWidar. JIM 14 :—Neary Pritdeek, Twit ; Denial Doane; Brom yeti, Hertford; WiWam Cabin Mach, fiallsbary. LAdvertieement.)-- HOLLOWAY'S PILLS snotrut my= v i ti ble ve t t i C a t i r or DUNK.— r 114 e i rtela parted! s oi lemz i e miki i the liet s. . 'a q‘=io l..bi nettee= lan iszli han tem ant te =s7J= If socair it s =4.. F Ear n as, biastutti ss st s4"dim thesei bui ztt el eow " L im ine " 1' , 21:‘ A. Mmes. Orsirthipis: allirrea ; eat I. Nair. nom • BIRTHS, MARBIAOBB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 211D011.—Jan. 13. st Waste Video. acw Wermouth. the aßeol Met. 11610,11./.. el a daughter. 0001 1.= 14. Oa wife et IL Coots, En • of thadtedef. et a le • (111 W O WW—Jut. Madam Cluspiweewt h =t A. the wlf• UM , W . Oro% Aral. Jilt at eaditelaall-tetwee. Looshboreetletath. 111.111Wa, fit.. T. Y. Jaaklw, s rune SITILTillte-Jaa. IS. the Wet el O. It Bartow. Tw. WWII* D 7•1001116, of a tott. THOW ThoAKm, —Joaa. a I at Wet TWAT etwocal. the wlla el W. W. • W ALI 11/L—Jaa. 13,wa Itaoss4lll, nest Itotford, AUK lite Mfg of T. Wafter, at • . WjLTW&W—Ww se Tw atwelft. the We et the Pm. O. Walgole. item WIL&R/L—Jaa. 14, at Uttle Desationt, Weetatizateg Abe. WI ink of the We. T. W. 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