The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-15 00:00:00

EPP " ' Wit_ t'it - ' - ''''..ii.) : _7 7 ' , ll3tt% "No. 2,622.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1855. [THREEPENCE. Panel OT DrilDSt4D. p 0 . 1 4E of DEPOSIT, NATIONAL ASSURANCE fir / Ix Torsi= ASOOCIATION, lico I, mama Rut, ere woman tis or IMA DLFew-TItjoAILT INSEILZST, at the rate per Gila wo own% ea AMON" to Stet Deamber, ; wo e or NNE/ Nal PATAII= kg MOS MOP p 4rel 1:110.1sr. bier d laviefts Vow re ismiri the tap et pop*. Tnegislese NA hem Opideg WINO sot trap ea *praised's. ARMAMENTS for die DRAWIZ(O - ROOM, 1J wing. "a Dialse""k •=: a nay and Owes giorumisl yam Orin% smadkodslas.obeS•ks, tit Wald pageradelln) nub* Eirwalls• ~Mw MW JAULS Milan 11 11 . 11 ). Ibla4 Landas. ry *ASWAN ansan s ige a leopissa et mg kW* wank sin ionoind wisp, at $. 511.10 - 171. e rprinama wish. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. 1%..0.1 @wearied* allbringa eir emus at hat:tatty, sin dor maids red to die pinwales a Nola sad rassoaal Mane. : war ma 1101•9 1 1 20 41Mik MAC* WAR OIL, kr timaseenaus sow the 11g. sal austaWas it I ye tehrM. iowumar 1E ALT DOR laysili a latiant Vim le the Clank, wad a deanery sad softness to taa Oman Am. and S-di ; aad MOM WILY ODOM. oe PEARL nErrinucr, DOM is die Intik a InatAdia whiteness, and readers a.* Breath me Wipes. The Ps~at 1 1 4 0 7 110:4,00,6 FAVVO. their wen tree ti Nei../ sad dia entat nally-kzown 'Sew al than ordain% Os Wu a misbada wrlnsied• w by l agre ame ir 10:01. Brlereakles. Ueda. isi amigo 01l DIVIDO el Spa; to= Imitations. lI:SEMAR. —Protected by Borg ,Liters teWdyed, ooed ? eat rellred y the tede dOr Side a• e s re the Isperial College el Illetider. hem. 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Lord-street, teemed; Vlsesll, wheratei"desse. liouriber ; end tor% bookseller, la, lc'EW CATTLE MARKET.—The AORICUL TUILIAL GAZETTE and GARDEN ERA * CH RONICLE of rITURDAT, 20th iwttnt, 101 contain a full dewription of the New CAT ME KARIM/T. togetbtr with an Engraving, exhibiting in per opecetve Oho pineral anenawntents of the wt.. It way be ordered ot neenYIKEI% at 6697.111 be soli by trnt on receipt of is leeMwrtisemeste, 6, Upper Wellington-street, nT HE DAILY NEWS : pries dd LONDON MORNING PAPER, o Leading Liberal Jovial, the wiromteot free 0011111DUCe end et all sound reforms. b the extant and robe of its general news—in the smarmy of its kw reports, and in the varied mennuitile end commernal Worms. ties motalned In the city, railway, and monetary artless—this paper le iun .orpentel e PECIAL COIRESPONDENTS AT PILE SEAT OF WAIL ITS POREION NEWS IS RELLIBLR AND IMPARTIAL. 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TALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 L. ntil S p.a., at le. tor wok; m oiled la lowa or to by Mr. "ULb% at u or M. par V. b =or ; M'. Poo Arai. 12,:pinLT NEWS LENT TO READ, in Landon, at lib p eparter.—BENT by MORIIII4O MAI a ra = t G is t i MO . lia.llo. AL per v.-8. ADABIII.y. BAYSW D tz ATER. - DAILY NEWS y LENT TO AI READ; sod io tbo oosa by mobs mt. at HOLM =r, palls ilob num& Grovo-hermh Wu& unoolipot UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDOE, Jar. 13. lIATIMATICAL EIAMINATIoN, 186.5.—MODIZATOM Rev. Lewis Hensley, M.A., Trinity Co fl ep ;am ForoirM Frost, ILA., Bt. John's College. Ex asuman : Norman Macleod Ferrero, M.A., Caine College; Hugh Callender, M.A., Magdalen College. APPILOVILD YOZ ILLTIIIMATICAL BONI:MIL 1, Trio. nosy, UAL H. Matey. The. Nee. Irin. Walk Plan% Teleo Debbes. Joh. Peterb. Dawn'a. Peen" J. 11.. Job. beiwali , b. nab% Clogo'L s titer a ra L ltio. rtierl; elliell& M. Md. Oreeb. 11.. Woo Peewee. Iris. Job. Ones. W. Ct. Le" Poole. MI. Iheawokifold. deta/be. Cies. Peewee , . Carta% I" A.. Wafted. Teta. Propert,Trin. H. Di" Z. L. SIM BMW We' s. Palter, Trill. =.C.orpos. lhaseek. Job. iteaboloat. Trio. Itia. lisrlink, Pea Sloe. he. SnelimaCecter, Trim. lia n = 4 7. Paybelle, Ineo lewieW, Wm. Cato. Mambo Jews. Dew" Teta Wash U. loabb Mot. Cartges Beelay. Ibis. Zbal. MIL Dett si r (L I V . .. Seem. Sere. Cies. berbee, Ibm6 lbewee. Joni. ilebbleueft. Pet. =lr. lervitoo.ll. &AD's. =ll4 l.h oh. trin. IRWIThilf. C. L. L, Illereesit, NW. CM. iludwo,Ttta. atembeeere. Joh. anew, IL J., Joh. MRSu. ann. iris. Demo. T. M. Cal OW. Smallawee, Joh. Dalkir. Tes. Joem. . IL. New a. = 1 7 . .. Jame. Deb. JOINI. Lamb Clete% Jeb. Wet. Wrier. Claw. Mitp l t. cris. eb. Olebt allge. 's. Ille.l. bewwwlette. Qate. ore. litlegelo Tbemen. Ibis. Litl ial ttell. Take; IL, AIL Cheto. Ogre. Lebb. Tubb T 2Z. j4a. WW. BM M. Lew. Ow,. W Trio. Celan. 0.. Citb. Imamate. Cell. EN. A. H., Peale. Dew. Job. Woes. Ward. IP. L., Trth. Omtetney. Jet.. Jib. WON% P. Ittehar. tlemoess. Trte. Mew eld. Oteme. Diebbeeme. .00eb. en Wa1. "' 11 4 1.26.- Dere. WON% liwobw, webeeer. D. Trio. lieetbeee dei Tr e ta. Msrlsmonatio's DU. tbiee. Drewry. Prob. I. Mimeo =4 .... aleti. De A MW. Tub ilotroondiort. WV" Denim. Joh. nom Wie. w 00.% Ir. De Port, Cahr. mom Job. Lewis*. hash. Welber**, Tds. :e i rer dl ai. Mom hob. Mid* Pd. Weesembo Oiebo treed*. Mos. lestals. Clem T. Ma. Examined and approved far Ike ordinary dogma so fag as the mathematical part of the estrabtatiob is ismassi : bro.toy, Qum rolls. Qom% lionle. kb. Bewley. CIOJI. Betels. WM. Pettit; AL D eel, Jab. Zweobeelie. William% CWIL 10t04,, Le* Trio. laid. Tile. hloaotot —Wbltchereh, Joh. Dowouto COLLlol.—William Bennett Pike, mbolar of Trinity College, 8.A., 1853, boa bees Mooted • fe llow of Dowsing College. IRELAND. DUBLIN Jas. 13. The Ikesitv Pod ebbe, c the authority of coo- ' rannicadows ties Rome, that two separate lay depu tations, connected with Irish ecclesiastical affairs, have appeared at Propaganda. Both were equally nnstiecessfuL One of the letters, in giving an ac count of this curious lay deputation, says : Afar Mr. Lucas had gone through his Cu. of com plaint, which was listened to with profound attention, Monsignor Barnabo, eceretary of Propaganda, with his characteristic blandness, expressed surprise at what he had heard—intimated that Dr. Cullen was a cherlehed child of the church, intimately known at Rome, and is whom, from long experience, the moat unbounded confides*. was placed, whilst it appeared most strange that fault had been found with hie Orsos's proceedings by those only in whom there was nothing like experience to warrant the placing of say confidence, because whatever was known of their antecedents lad to a prudent velem in regard to their ill considered and readout invectives. THE MEDITERRANEAN SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. —The first experiments with the ale•tric telegraph, Cagliari and Orbitals°, in Sardinia, Were made a few days ago in presence of Mr. Craig, the English consul and sent of the Telegraph Company, and a party of distinguished persons. The esperiments wets perfectly satisfactory in every re spect. Ina few days the new lute was to be pnt in cons monication with the submarine wires which go to the con tinent. Tbilisi from Oristano is also being continued to Smart. DIE SUBSCRIPTION AT GIDIEVA for the Eoghah soldiers mid sailors is the East amounts to more than 4,000 fr. V r NI M 011 4 Alk AO up et N IS*O 114.61 with i Oft wili ii ri 11 l ......"' 'I,. THE PUBLIC LOTTERIES IN SALFORD. At the Salford Quarter Sessions, on Wards) , saerldas, Shsh• Worrell, Charles Brsdb•q, Thomas James Seddon, Wiliam Meteor, Edward Winterbettom. sad Preston aidisp, who had been committed for trial on chugs .1 holding lotteries, bat were admitted to bail, surroadered to take their triaL Mr. J. F. Foster, the chairman of the quarter Milani, had the assistance on the beach of Mr. Daniel Maude, police magistrate for Man *Lamer, sad Mr. Brandt, the county •court judge ler Manchester. The wooed fur the gravitation were Mr. Oren. and Mr. Lernaing ; and the primmer* were defended by Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Kay, and Mr. Fernley. Mr. Leming said there were two indictments against the primmer', who were charged by the first with baying, on the 15th December last, at Salford. obtained from one Thom. Taylor the sum of one shilling, by false pro w:eta, with West to cheat him. There was • second Bout, charging them with having she @serial . a or tabs unlawful lottery, and three were in ell about twenty i mitate in this indictment, thsTlith the thane MI a conspi racy to defraud the public. I. the other hadisineest. Wises Wurrall was charged with ketplosa smillais Vase kr any leg on an unlawful lottery, bathe anisameeef her Majesty's subjects; and the other prisoners were eltmed with being Unlawfully present, aiding and abetting Worrell in that modem . In this indictment there was a second must, also charging Worrell with keeping a °seamen fib. sassing -house, and the others for abetting the same. Hr. Owens stated the case. Ha said, coo the 19th Deem- Ft. her, in oonsequesee of instructions bent the authorities of 12 1 Belford, Inspector Tattersall, and five us eta ether polies is , seem, went to a house in Upper Oar street, about half- si' past eight o'clock, and they found it filled with a large body in of laboaring people, to the number of about 200, who wee. MI pied the body of chaff/0m- Behind • counter, at the upper Ils. , end of the room, there were the seven defendants. Worrell and Bradbury wire sitting, and were entering in a book V something of what was going on, and there were before the so defendants two drum. such as are used in lotteries, with is racks and other articles. Taylor purebased a ticket at the ea Dyers' Arms, and inquired where the drawing was to be, 13 and was directed to the schoolroom in which the seizure was r. made. Worrell announced to the people at the lottery that 1, - 12,500 shares had been sold, and after that other persons 6, went to Worrell, and he sold them tickets. One of Ito de- st Umlauts held up the pries, and showed that there was to be ht. • 401., a 201., • 101., and • Si. prises, and others of lo 11. and 10s. each. Then the drawing commenced. Two I ,t . of the defindents officiated at the ururas ; one drawing • number ticket from his drum, and the other taking a ee, prise ticket from the other drum ; the number and tK amount of prise were entered in a book by Worrell and fh. Bradbury. There was no money paid on the occasion, t ooth.' being given that all the prizes would be paid on the 3 , Monday alter, on the tickets being produced. These pro- um feedings were stopped by the police officers going in and tal seising the drums, tickets, books, ikc., all of which were Bt. now in court; and the defendants accompanied them to 19 . the police.ofice. Taylor charged them with gambling, i t, which they did not deny ; end, on afterwards counting the s e number of tickets, he found there were 12,492, which at le. ge, each, the price at which they bad been sold, would be 6211. 12e., end the prize tickets amounted to 2 0 5931. 91 „Jeaving enact united for 311. 71., which was, Ks, probably Oducted to meet 'aptness and for pro fi t by the ' b t , defendants. Looking at the books, it was found that lot.. 30 eerie* had been drawn every week from August to 19th 40 Do. ; and if the number of tickets found on this occasion, tis 12,492, were multiplied by the number of weeks, it would at prubably give something like the total business done in this way by the defendants, and show how wide and extended at this evil of lotteries had become in that community when this seizure was made. The authorities, feeling that such • is system ought not to go on, directed this seizure, that teli they might try the question whether the law was ¶1 strong enough to put an end to it; for if that was V not the case, it was time that a law was obtained which 20 would have that effect. The learned counsel then referred R. to the various acts passed to put down lotteries, commencing 13 with 10 &l l William 111., cap. 17, and including 42 George 10 111 ,e. 119, which was an act pissed to pat down lotteries, tt. which then went by the name of " little goes," besides I se which they were indictable at common law. Atter some legal objections taken by Mr. Wheeler and at. the other counsel for the defence, which were overruled, a IS C 1156.1 of evideaes was gone iota, and Mr. Wheeler addressed 25 the jury, but subsequently induced the defendants to with- r t. draw their plea of "not guilty." to Under these circumstances the chairman directed the jury so to find the defendants guilty upon the third, fourth, fifth, 20 and sixth counts of the indictment, charging them with hold- 20 log • lottery. a The counsel for the proseentios said the authorities had no wish to punish the defendants; they only wished to sup- e t press the holding of lotteries, and the court only called upon 10 the defendants to enter into their own recognisance. of 201. M. to appear and receive judgment it called upon. SHARE LIST& DATUM/AT 11111111.411. The railway share market to-day was favourably t influenced by the advance in Consols. The state au of the account (as referred to under the head of " Money Market") is also favourable to prices. Many ig of the heavy stooks closed about 1 per cent. higher to than yesterday, with a steady appearance. too THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoart. ft The railway share market to-day is p morally too steady. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire so stocks are a shade better, but Great Westerns have declined to 881 to /. London sod North-Western is stock is quoted 1011 to 102; Midland, to 70; 4 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 751 to 1; South-Eastern', 1. )1 1 171 to 18; Caledonians, 31 to 1; and Great North- too erns, 221 to 00 Of French shares Pasterns are better, at 311 to 1 g o , 321. Nortbents are quoted 341 tot and Perim and No Lyons 21 to 21i prem. Le ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK% 10 RuLWan au iiirsh 791glebes.. Laajli Obsai 15 D. 1: as WI.- 100 Boded sad 100 ..... an gram gal all Ola est Seed= ... 43 Dads sad 11~ Jose al. Deed.alra.oad sberd.J. 100 End all Meta E d.).. all ilsolers doe 100 laden dike. Car A 01 Do. 000 I. aide.) 100' Do. aus 100 Vat Unmade . 100 Ildleberdlo eed(= all Milobireli 100 idloloriO,Pupi.Dood 100 too=wawa Wotan 100 D. A. MIND 100 D. D. i* IA Otago& MO WSW (Ire ) 100 OreetWeeloni 100 Do. IMoarValley Ga.Bik. all Lasalle sea Carlisle . 110) D. Thirds ..... 4 Do. dew Thirds . 100 Laaeabire and Yorluagre 101 00.YMa D. War Meg Unios i 11 Imam and Blaawall . 100 boo., Brtglotoe. 411 °cat . 100 coed. sad North Wasars Do. forilosey ...... 16 Do. Fifths 51 D0.5104.,11.and8. (C ) i Do. DOA' 10 2 0 London a South Wooten 424 Do. S5O 34 Do. S4O tAndooderrT/LnlnWilllen all Do. Mazes, No. I 100 Iltdlead 100 Do. Wm and Derby MI Mkt. O. West. (Ire.) 22) Ditto Half Sherri ell Newcastle med °trade - 61 Newmarket Bury Elteo 1 i'rewiiand innl4ll en .. all newryWerreopcint &Bee. Ire) Nole ...... IS no. New 11 11; U Si 31 if If Ms pat 194 Soi 70 1114 01i 76 VI 123 123 9i 91 S 9 49 SS 62 74 78 Northers Counties Eska 100 North Brlthh IS North Devon. No. I aU Ds. A Deferred 8 Do. e B Guaranteed 100 N. Bears—Berwatk 20 Do. Eatesalos IS Do. O.N E. Pure. all Do. Ueda 100 Do. York 60 North Losdos_. S Do. New 101. Shares 17i Niarth Staffordshire all Mort! Western ........ 10 North ikeoulkWeet. Jane. , 100 Oxford. Wars. & Weaver 100 %atlas Mord 1 140 Roads & 11101010.1.. dlirvi dtire nibury and l es tisk. SO Dews a pea 1 Ipe 75 Illi 5i 6 dli -- 6 6i 106 106 1011 102 PS' IPa i aim par 1 al In 6I 4 ei 7 do 6 7 . 25 211 114 7 ! 70 41 426 die i pes Ili lui Ms 1 24 0 bl 31 Si dig tie S2i S 10 11 11 76_ /7_ Ot.l lin Soo* Rolm $0 SO South War 20 i :lath TerluaJlMl•erDoe 25 all tat= sad Daritow — SS SlMltooolow 27 .131.6............ WaWend ma = : M .....•...... — .G Woolad GM O Wet Left It West Clieswan 3 W.ludet lat.* Crimal P. WIZ MUSED ALT Irl all UMW mud Meta= (Ism' to Lags. k N. W. 100 Buldasfamildre ( alasisa&SWasuira) 00 alomb& &anti= 120 ItastUudrih (imind "lisigidm someep i .L (bawd 1.01.) Si GiosesUr omm a ll o ra ntlivi lanist 1 1 50 lialliassay(LT U Da. I dries 0114— 12 De. I Amu I= vidi : 12 Larks ma (1110/1•111811alalow) 10 Ma Pasesion (Otte) MO Loapaate&Our.4moaat. thauai Oa 1212 . 2&) 100 um ON 41= le Les.TWasa, & OMNI le Fat ia la a Claa all ward) all More ma War au n e s==4 ) 2011eakt knaii) SO an DMAieliastAaastliaj OM. 00- 12 nubs (Isma.Lco. &11. Tack) shims_ idisull. •• too in airsila i _maisia. & Now NO Pisa Newt 10 ) Omit Illseemana Si lbw& IluillualdrOmaaa Is Ur. Weloaa) &I 11Ou. 2 par u Cl4lta• ullwild,aarL) IS O War r dI DIN• 121118.-. .—. NI WU, & Ma mit Duni lo Gnat Waitwao ...... 110 Abanisas ISO Do. *a. 2, 7 par Ct 1 100 Oalsiolm. Ale ..... Is Moor smi 1102118 011 all Cultood all Ourkairaand Abr. ers Mara Poo • R. 100 Do. 0:1 6 1 111 01 - 100 Da. b. Clos Ila Ct. It MI& 20,11 1 . I dm ea. 20.1 le 20.110, 6 per 0161.110142 21 Di5t=2. 011 .... WO int all Om OfflatTait 100 1611a.Per16.Darloall 00 (Mat foram& 100 Da.2 far ma. slip at 10 pAt.p...- 100 Do. 411 par amt. ' an 06.262 w ▪ 0.11161.112262112* 1 2 0 I:osis an wr ipo MOW 100 Ditto leraismalls4p. aL .11 D0.116n. ?ref. limos ... all D. C 20102 PI & 11.12.0. 100 D. 111na. all .)o. Modes Oa. SIM 1 all Do. do. do. ell Do. de. Oa. .... ▪ LaasaablolliTalia. 7 100 Dlt u ag i IN siuweent amLsok 100 . 1 a5.311.12..0•421• 7 6 2 _ $ lARADDIWarIOaa.II2 I7O na all Laniaa2walpoalar. Oh. , 111 0:: st too ..111 ou Podirms 40. an DOW Fra. 4 yam ali W. 100 De. Pr es = susi6 3. Noce at. 100 Do. ll M. lee Nor% BMA ..—.— W. 100 N.FooL—lerrAp.st.Pra li 6 Do. dee do. $0 11 Do. lesellp.et.Wo.l 124 9 Do. De. 1040 111.11. 21 10 Do. Tidal St 6 Pwch 20 sU Nardi It efoedddro Bt. 100 Ozhed. Worcester, sad 11(Rwar.,615, 6 per Oast Si Xll fleeellsOmerel Plow ProL e i 23 ill dos& "eves. 10 11 DM* Weed 44 For Coot. 1.0. all 2.112.2(11WW.Aan.,111.0.9) 01. 100 121.934d1er et..... 20 all S ... LYeelediegeGessr - e 100álr% itaNrA~~ DEW all Orem el him IS IS Sow Ilmit baba 2 Da. limosion : 1 1 "et:l9 I IT= 10 OMNI Jesatima of From IRONMASTER.S" QUARTERLY MEETING. DUDLEY, Ihrontiar io That which is generally regarded u the final 3 2 : gusting of the ironmuters took plain in this town to-night. 20 Os this occasion, however, it was anything but final, Ines• stork as everything coo sect' d with the trade was left ins state MI doubt and uncertainty which hes been scatcely paralleled within the recollection of those who have been longest in the Wanes'. Prices, it is true, have been much lower 11.1 wields every few years, but then there was something like an essaaimity of opinion as to what prices should really be ; ••• Minus on the present occasion there is as much of g. carisace as possible. In these circumstances it will Seareely be regarded as surprising when we state St. that from last Tuesday up to this evening there , iron sold. been comparatively little of manufactured lO sold. There was perhaps an average attendance of the 36 trade at this meeting, but manufacturers ordered very cos- 22 noway, it being tolerably certain that unless there is an 12 impetas given - by a demand floor semi quarter or other, In ban mast be sold (and not by needy makers only) at a ague anslderably below 91 . per ton before another quarter- 2 day arrives. Many of the manufacturing trades in this asigSbourhood, which have generally very large orders in g head horn the United States (take chairs, for instance, of M which there are often orders for thousands of tons) have at the present time scarcely any Orden whatever. Under Si them circumstances, it is not by any means surpris- so lie that there should be an indisposition to enter ishe esstreete at what are considered the present trade in The few houses who persist in adhering to 101 . for so tt ilL eaanot hope to sustain any each price as a general rule, at present at least, though those particular marks may toms sod a certain sale; bat the fact of other houses, equally respectable, having accepted 91. as their current 14 price is a proof that a higher figure would in reality be but St. a nominal one, sad needy makers must sell under it. We may add that there is very little demand for rails in this 13 sfirtrict, and the Welsh makers are as barren of or -6111 for that description of manufactured iron. A so degree of importance is attached by the trade to the result of the adjourned meeting of pigmasters 115 of Wolverhampton nest Wednesday; to carry out the plan suggested would, we are informed, be tantamount M Mewing out about thirty furnaces. This restriction of the make would undoubtedly impart firmness to the price a ply, already by comparison unduly high; consequently , as It appears to us, it would rather tend to enhance than et.: relieve the difficulties of thou engaged in the manufacture St- Warne% hoops, rods and other descriptions of finished iron, t els are not themselves producers of pigs. In view of this tumettled and unsatisfactory state of things, we cannot pretend to podia what may be the state of the trade two months bum ;we simply add that the present average price lo 1 of Staffordshire bars is 91., of hoops, 101, aid of sheets, 111. e t per ton. The meeting of the Shropshire pigmasters has not yet, we believe, been held. 10 S A MARITAN FREE HOSPITAL FORWOMEN ANDCHIL- A SO I naam.—Yeeterdey (Sunday) morning , the Rev. H. Alford, r,.. 8.D., preached an impressive sermon on 'oehalf of the funds IL of this charity, at Quebec Chapel, Old Quebeectreet. The ii. rev, gentleman took for his text the 10th chapter of St. Mat- II 'thew, and the Bth verse; and in the course of his remarks as i. stated that the institution was founded in 1847, foe the Irs• St. leeption of poor women afflicted with diseases incidental to 01 I their sex, and for gratuitously supplying (without letter of 1: recommendation) medical attendance, medicines, etc., to Bt.' sick women and children in all cases of disease. Since its 1 11 formation nearly 70,000 had been received, and during the le I pat year 7,000 and upwards have been relieved, and 170 1 1 1 poor women attended at their own homes during their con- 7 linemen', and supplied with bop of baby linen and other ' i neoemaries. Owing to the number of beds having been in creased, and the hospital thoroughly cleansed and repaired, I the charity was now in debt to the extent of 3001. The rev. gentleman concluded by strongly urging the claims of the institution on the benevolent, and by sincerely hoping that by their aid the committee might not be compelled to turn away from wanted fends any wife or child who applied to them ea sickness or distreet. The result of the collec tion which was made was 1171. The Rev. C. Woods, RA., also preached in the evening for the same benevolent object. THE AUSTRIAN RAILWAY CONCESSIONS. The Ost. Deutsche Post of Vienna, of the 9th, says :—" The Duke de Ciallient and U. Isaac Pereire have received from the Emperor the cress of Commander of the Iron Crown wood date. These two gentlemen, who have had the Mom of a private audience of tho Emperor, have every where produced the best impression, end di ff rent projects ler fresh industrial undertakings hive been brought for ward during their sojourn in this capital." ' NEW RAILWAY IN PIEDMONT.—IO its sitting of I the 9th the Piedmontese Chamber of Deputies pawed a bill for , the construction of a railway from Savi gliano to Salaam. [L % WATIL li 11 1 i do i P 77 It 11 4 1 ala I 4 o ak i pi te le die a 7 dal 10 11 la. 90 02 11 an Sa 6 asi I die I In YS IS I die oar OS _ 3.01 f 'Fps le Oe dli 54 74 * 311 tl3 1$ ... SI 31 • 1 poi 43 47 *9 41 19 ilk 1 se 1$ II As. 16 17 t 7 ill.. 94_ 96. 119 »+ 21 tlit • S ill 62 lii 146 IP 11 4 S O. ,4 Ti , 51 4i - -di 6 6pa IT 111 11i 11 fl i 1 la. io,‘ol 10 Tkooe 20 ,:ozo 31 30 16751 i : 0,1 1 /1,1 Ict 1011 I 41 1 341 40 UI 0 1 1 TO • il . 31 die die 12 3 11 53 Si 32 14 Par 6 f•i • 4L 43 al' 5 61 I, J Pea 06 41 31 03 43 I 45 47 12 14 591 GO 24 243 i Ms $O IA 18 ; l 7! 34 4 le 12 6 I 41 ei 50,0001 0,000 95 70,000 5 95,000 00,000 I 10,090 29 79,000 1 11,000 4 90.000 1 A~OI $ 97 99 9/ 100 1133 1113 10 107 U 12) ISt 54 111 lie 21 21 92 941 37 11/ ISO ISS le I ti 52 fl IS IMAM 98 101 00 91 0 97 ii li 7? 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Prefer 10 II Wolters et Prunes 10 II Western of Bwltsetlana 10 10 Liaderi taus Fria +Anglo Australian Gold Anglo Californian t tuotralssisn ♦AnNalls° Australian Cordillera— Australian Freehold Are Maria 15 7,'01 , 1 80 be 00 io 171 20.2,0 f Ot 0 1 000 1 • 140. 016 22,5'1 40 40 )3,601, 50 400tt co 25 50.0001 20 10,00 , 100 15,000'10 23,04.101 20 33,0e0 20 10,000 SC 40,000 SO 00,000 1 1 1 4 11,000,100 10,00 V, 20 KOOOl 10.005 1 20 33,873, 95 20,000;100 4,0061 10 50,0001 0 o,oeo. 23 02,0001 1S 0,0 1 '1) 60,000 Prises 1 gatu.rds,' - dose today. It a llarnavon Iron & Goal Britlob Australian Gold ♦Braa.lmp.(lwaat3L Do. Cacle,!and_C!l_ Da N. Jobe Dal _ tlrsoe's *set .... Lia.Cool.3llD.Co,Jui Outc= r e OPik4 o +Copper Ntnere of Fat. l Do. Pref. 7i per Cent. "--- , R;iiii ... .._ . Great Monet v. ie Hog . H:metal _ . _ _. -- larrod Duchy at Sadao Grout Polgaoth Libstty ............. +Lining Lusitanian tblartqatta Mew Granada V.l.Llaarea Min. Sm.o Nouveau Moeda Pactiriband Whet Lend Port Pb Quartz Huck CRATinuey ITCS New' iastfauo de Cu +oath Au/Wallas Inn Croft I Vatted Maslow Waller Want Mariposa 4 Tr=aferabie by JOINT RTOGIE Australasia Biit.Col.BankkLaan Co itritlah North AMAMI Chartered Bank of Aaia Chart. Batt of India, Australia, and China Colonial Cosauserelalof London, LomChart.Bank or east. London sod County Load= JAnt Stork London and weatminstet Net. Prot. of England ,Do. New Natiotal of Ireland !New South Woles [Orient. BahhCorpotatioe [ Provlseialof Ireland Do. New Royal Australian Bank ing and Odd Imp. Co South Australia Unica of Australis Do. New (Union of Landon t 6 30 1 Oi dli _II - - Sulu disl :li, M 38 36 U 1 13 39 11 all 66 66 . 24 I 10 141 15 bi 47 4 7 I Boalpee dons - The following are this day's .aloe for the Goeount ORDINARY SNARES AND STOMA. Caledonian, 611; Great Northers, B Stock, 124 ; Great Western, 691 68 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 751 1 ; Lon don and North cetera, 1021 ; Man., Sheffield sad Lin manakin 51 ; Midland, 701 70; North Eastern—York, 54} • Nort h ' Staffordshire, 131; Orford, Worcester, sad Wolverkaaptoo, 33 ; South Barters, 60. TRITERENC3 SNARES. Great Northers, 6 per oast, 1151; Manch., Sheffield, and Line., New 101 , 121. 7031113 N. Dutch Rhenish, ; Sambre sad Mean, 8. JOINT STOCK DANIS. Australasia, 80 MISCILLANZONS. Feel Rivu Land and Mineral, 21. A BAD ACCIDENT happened yesterday on board the Severn after she had arrived is Southampton water. The steamer had been fastened to the West India buoy, opposite Nutley Abbey, some short time, when, at about half-peat sin the morning, she was about to lire her last salute gun. The master at arms, named Jeremiah Lucas, was ramming home the charge, when the gun exploded, and blew the muter's right hand off. He went on deck in great agony, quite unconscious that he bad last his hand. The surgeon of the ship, Dr. Schuyler, was in immediate attendance, and applied the torniquet to the arm. Drs. Schuyler and Wiblin immediately held a consultation, and the operation of cutting off the arm below the elbow was instantly performed, and Lucas is likely to do well. The gun bad been find before the accident, and could not have been effectually sponged. DEATH OP REAR-ADMIRAL SIR RICIID. O'COXOa, K.C.H.—We have to announce the death of Rear-Admiral Sir Riad. O'Conor; who died at his residence in London oa Wednesday last, after a lengthened illness. Sir Richard saw much service during the last American war, and was rap•riatsedent of the naval yards on the Canadian lakes daring the war, and was ofacially mentioned for his services at the capture of Oswego, in 1814. The deceased admiral was nominated a Knight Commander of the Royal Hano verian Onelphic Order by the late King William IV., the 15th January, 1836. His commissions bore date as follow: — Lieutenant, Ist Feb., 1806; Commander, 7th Aug. 1810; Captain, 18th beg., 1814; Scar - Admi r al (retired), 2n Sept, 1860. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY Zymase. The English funds opened rather flatly this morn ing, but soon experienced en 'dunes of about 1 per cent. The upward tendency was then checked by the receipt of further telegraphic despatches confirm ing oar statement of yesterday relative to movements of the Russian forces on the Danube; but at the close increased firmness was observable, owing partly to the receipt of improved quotations from Paris. At the close of the house Consols were quoted 1 per cent. higher than they left off yesterday, and after the authorised hours a further advance of k per cent. was established. Purchases have been induced by a statement prevalent in well-informed quarters that the Swedish ambusador has notified to our cabinet the desire of his government to give in its adhesion to the treaty of the 2nd December. Reinvestments on account of the recipients of the dividends have also contributed to strengthen the market. At Paris to-day the bourse showed more and the French funds eloped about 1 per oso i t t .= than yesterday. Tne telegraphic report trom 'Vienna shows continued flatness, and the Austrian funds have again declined. The other continental stock markets show a reaction after the late rise. At Frankfort, Austrian stock has fallen nearly one per cent,. At Berlin, Russian stocks have fallen, but at Hamburg the late rise in these securities is well maintained. Consols opened at 911 to 1 for the Bth Feb., advanced to 921 to 1, and, after a partial reaction, stood at 3 o'clock at 92/ to 1. Subsequently the price was quoted 921 to 1. For money the 3 o'clock price may be given at 911 to 921. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 1, /, 92 ; ditto for account, Bth of February, 92, 91 j, 921, 92, 921. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1. New Three per Cents., 921, 1, 92, 921, 921. Thirty years Annuities, expiring in 1859, 4 3.16. Bank Stock, 2081. Three-and-a- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991 ; ditto, 1859, 991. The extreme variation in Consols this week has been 11 per cent., the highest price attained having been 92 1 (for account), snd the lowest 911. The market closed to-day no less than 11 per cent. higher than last Saturday. Exchequer Bills remain steady at 4s. to 7s. prem. In India Bonds transactions are marked at 12s. to 14s. prem. Foreign stocks were steady, at yesterday's quota tions. Turkish scrip was sensibly better, touching 761, and closing at 761 to 1. The " contango" to the new account was to 5-16 per cent. At 3 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102 ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 to 62 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 94. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four•and•a-Halt per Cents., 701 to 71!; Mexican, 21 to 1. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 19. The list of sales is annexed, viz. :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 921. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 ex div. Equador Bonds, 4. Mexican Three per Cents., 211. Russian Four-and-a-half per Cents., 89, 901 tx div. Sardinian Five per Cents, 85. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 38 ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 181 ex div. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip (paid in full), 76, 761, 761. The scrip of the new French loan closed at 11 to 21 prem. Attention is excited by the statements from Paris as to the large excess over the sum of 20,000,0001. sterling to which the subscriptions are asserted to have already attained. It must be borne in mind that these subscriptions are invested with much more of a bona fide character than would be the case with those fer an English loan, inasmuch as, by the system usually . adopted on this side, many parties who may have written for an allotment con sider themselves at liberty to refrain from taking up their allotments in the event of the scrip going speedily to a discount, whereas the French plan of exacting a deposit of 10 per cent. upon the amount applied for at once tests the bona fidca of the appli cant. The imports of the precious metals this week have been virtually suspended. The only arrivals reported are a small quantity of gold by the Sir Robert Peel, from Africa; one box of specie by the Eliza Thorn ton, from Singapore, Bc. ; and one box of specie by the Saltren's hock, from the Peninsula. The value of these receipts is not stated. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals c!irect from London during the week includes 6,235 ounces of gold and 124,646 ounces of silver • representing an aggregate value of about 55,0001. The gold was despatched chilly to Dun kirk and Oporto, and the silver almost entirely to Hamburg. The particulars are annexed, viz. :—Gold coin to Dunkirk, 4,800 oz.; to Oporto; 1,200 oz. Gold bars: to Hamburg, 235 oz. Silver coin: to Hamburg. 27,500 oz.; to Boulogne, 700 oz. Silver ban: to Boulogne, 500 oz.; to Havre, 300 oz.; to Hamburg, 95,646 oz. The other shipments reported comprise 60,0001. by the Iberia, for the Peninsula; and 31,8531. by the Great Western, for the Brazils. The total ascertained shipments of the week are thus raised to about 146,8001. The chief exports, however, have consisted of heavy quantities of gold drawn direct from the Bank, and sent in private hands to Paris. Of these unfortunately no return is obtainable. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 25th inst. for the supply of 20,000 blankets. This was " making-up" day in the railway share market. Stock is net ton plentiful, and the rates of " contango" were generally light, as shown below, viz.: Great Western London and North Western -16 to 7-16 con. Midland -16 to 6-16 con. Lancaihire and Yorkshire -16 to 3 16 con. Dover. 1 32 to 3 32 con. Great Northam -16 to 1 con. Caledonians -32 to 3-32 con. • Berwick. 5 per et. to 1.16 con. York and North Midland London and South Westerns -16 to 3-32 con. Northern of France l-16 to t con. Eastern of France l-16 to con. Paris and Lyons -16 to 16 con. In the case of shares of the Great Luxembourg Company, upon which the last call of 21. remains still in urea?, the directors have consented to extend the period for payment until the 31st inst., after which date such shares are to be absolutely forfeited. The annual meeting of the proprietary of the Lon don and County Joint Stock Bank is to be held on the Ist Feb. The directors going out of office—viz., Messrs. J. L. Anderdon, J. A. Durham, and John Sadleir, M.P.—offer themselves for re-election. Tenders are invited for the supply of 3,000 tons of rails for the Geelong and Melbourne Railway. A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, is to be payable on the stock of the Com mercial Bank of London on the 29th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Brighton, Hove, and Preston Constant Service Water Works Company is to be held en the 30th inst. at Brighton. A general meeting of the Maria Antonia Railway Company into be held on the 26th Feb. at Florence. The shares of the Australian Agricultural and North British Australasian Companies to day were rather weaker. Bank shares were quiet. The shares of the Royal Mail Steam Company were quoted 11. lower. Londoo Dock stock has been dealt in at 1031 to 1 ex div.; General Screw Steam Shipping, at 131; and Peninsular and Oriental, at 561. THIS DAY—Two o'cLocx. The English funds showed steadiness this morning, but have since become flat. Prices are now quoted Ito per ceot. lower than they closed on Saturdry. Consols for the Bth Feb. were first marked 921, receded to 91; to 92, and ate now quoted 92, exactly. For money transactions are re corded at 91/ to 92,1, and the present quo tation is 911 to f. The Three per Ceuta. &hoed Mee been dealt is at 91; to 92; the liew Three per Cents. at 921 to 11 Exchequer Bills at 4s. to 7a. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991; India Bonds at 11s. to 14s. prem. ; and Bank Stock at 2101. Foreign stocks show no important change. Turkish scrip is fairly supported, at 761 to 1. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. are rather lower, at IN to 1 ex div. Mexican is quoted 21 to ; and Russian Five per Cents. at 100 t 0.102. Peruvian Four-and.a-Half per Cents. have been dealt lust 701 to 71; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., at b 9 ex div.; Dutch Two and a-Half per Cents. at 011 ex div; French Four and-a-Half per Cents. at 92 (erchange, 26f ); Granada Deferred at b}; Daniah Five per Cents. at 102; anl Chilian Six per Ceuta. at 101. MINES. SATURDAY EVIRIXO. As usual on a Saturday very little business has been done to-day in home mining stocks, which present no important alteration in prices. The gold mining shares were dull, and the stock of the Agua Fria Company showed weak:err. Wednesday mit ithe 17th ism.) has been sp. Coe: special settling day for the 'bares of the Iron Ore Company, which have been placed upon the official list. The meeting of the Quartz Rock Mariposa Gold Mining Company is further adjourned till the let Feb., "in consinnenee of the non-receipt of any letter from Mr. Waddell by the last mail." The next quarterly general meeting of the Bri tannia Mining Company is to be held on the 29th inst.; and the Great Tregune Consols on the 18th inst. - - A meeting of the Olamorganshire Coal and Coke Company is to be held on the 22nd inst., at which it will be proposed to make a call. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr. The gold mining shares remain nominally un changed in price. Agua Fria shares are quoted to k dis.; Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to i per share; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 7-16 die.; and Great Nugget Vein, f to / dim. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 33 to 35; Peel River, 2; to 21 ; North British Aubtrela sian, i to k dia.; and Scottish Australian In vestment, 13-16 to 15.16 prem. In other stocks there is no movement. No. Sh. lincniairans. Pd. Prins Bunten do Saturday. to-day. 70,(64. 21 Annan 11 , 1tural. 171 341 $54 354 12,30 t avatninka llMle Mall 6 ',OM' lo italsalks lknal Mall all 35,000 1 Seen 6700aragerba 30 Ilrillalanarkaa Land - 40 000 5 11111A00LIka.klad.Co. 1 16,00 i 1 Onada. B3l 164 106 It. Daaparat.Jao.andiuly 100 1001 1071 107 1 Du kr Mosey 200,004 5 Ornie Palm 130 000 4 Omni Palma of rougas. 4 pa 66,000 k lignora Mon 6 24,00 25 Moil= Dakgraph 10,000 N0. 20 n. Navigating 14 28/ Ongealplas Oa an 6,001 20 Irldtlagermakups. 10 80,000 1 Vidllingsnallartiri. all 26,000 10 Makin it Stanger= I e+ 7 30.000 1 naiad Palatllts. fuel all 00,000 10 Saganknas la= 1 II 73,000 2 N.S. Walla Ocala Wit Stssm Nanpreau Oa. 1 183,711 1 Morn Brit. Aulnigika all 1 / 25,000 Nardi of Earns 111401 l2l 120,000 Pulakert,o6loll all 21 20,400 Parktralar 131371=-111n. all 00,000 2201122011nrr.. an 21 11,840 lon We MS elan OO 60 62 100,004 1 kalklavason. all II 2 100,000 1 Van 1 !I 14,260 San Ds. k koledlaa Lod 75,000 1 Teri. pia all MON 1 Da. Ds. Rglead all 1 23,000 SO TruataLcanOo of De= 5 1 10,000 100 Via D 5 ..'a Land 2Bl 111 131 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. With moderate arrivals of wheat and flour from abroad, and by no means excessive deli from the English fanner, • panic has within the last week or so seized the parties engaged in the corn trade, and transaction , ' have been reduced into the narrowest possible compass. The tew sales which have taken place have been at rates varying from 41. to fis. per qr. upon the currency of this day fortnight. In some instances country sack flour has been forced off at a decline of 4s. to Gs. per sack ; upon the whole, however, holders of both articles evinced a little more caifidence than at the close of lut weak.. . . . Buley was a dull sale at a reduction of 2s. to 41. per qr. upon the currency of the let instant. Oats were in moderate request. and ls. to 2s. lower. Beaus and pets also gave way 2s. per qr., with a dual tale at the decline. ARRIVALS MO LONDON FROM JAN. 6 TO JAN. 13. Un. Es&lab. Boots.b. Dish. kors , rs. UK Oats 659 ...... Bask, 1344 1825 1 6946 Malt. 6716 as 111•••• Roar. 6196 mks, aid 351 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public sales declared fur to morrow consist of— logy.. Tao bogohrodo or West India, 6.000 bags of Mauri tius, 2,000 bags Bengal, and 1,000 bags Madras. Cofce ; 260 cuks plantation Ci.ylon, and 350 bags But India. Tea: 18,000 packages. Saltpetre: 1,200 base. Rice: 2,000 bags. Pepper: 300 hags. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, at frt quently happens in the face of large public sales. OILS.—Seal, pale, 491. 10s. to 601.; straw, 461. to 48t.; brown, 431. to 441. • sperm, body, 1201. to 121/. ; cod, 431.• South Sea pale, 48 1. to 481. 15s. ; olive. Gallipoli, 571. Mr: to 681. ; Spanish and Sicily, 641. to 661.; cocoa nut, 48/. to 495. ; palm, 425. to 455.; linseed, 365. 6d. to 375.; rape seed, pale, 51s. 6d. ; brown, 51s. 62. to 525. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. . • The tallow market is steady, with a fair demand nn tb spot. For forward delivery there is little doisg. Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, is quoted 69i. ; January to Much, 68i. 9d. 43,344 34,363 2.630 1,610 67,633 31,461 2.763 77 67,667 80,1146 61e.04. 396.44 631.3 d. 61,00. &RS OP TALLOW. 1833. I 16:4. Reckon bead Duke._ 44,270 Delivery laetweek Do./roe let Jame . . 00,: 4 99 errivallast week 3O Do. from let June *hoe Y. C. per ow t. ...... Do. Town 47.. 9d. Arrival for the week :1 and delivery 2.365 casks. 77 calks from Smeh Ame . - . ridin4 Jeri. 23 last year, 269 auks, The arrivals last week ' comprised SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a lair supply of beast% and the demand is only moderate. Trade is very dull, and on the average prices are lower The number of sheep, although rather smaller, is too large for the trade. A clearance cannot be effected, Lot withstanding a disposition to take lower rates. Only choicest qualities reach our highest quotation. Trade is dull for calves, for Friday's rates are generally maintained. From Germany and Holland there are 791 been% 1,540 sheep, and 108 calves ; Scotland, 780 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,500; Ireland, 100; and 200 from the Northern and Mid land Counties. Per MOO of eita I. d. a. d. Por atone of Oita ad.P. d. art Recta, Ileretords- 4 8 6 0 Best Du. a ilf..taa. rib 0 0 0 Beet Bboraborna ...... 4 6 4 8 Beat Long-weal deeotal quality Beasts.. 323 8 , Do. do. tatorn - Palm 1 4 6 4, Bass and reco66 41464 3 6 4 Piga ~- . d .. ~ -. --3 4 4 e , Do. ao. t3born OO 0 lent DM It alf-brols 486 0 I lamb. ........".,_ Berta at mita; ON : sheep and 1=64 28.69 0: mires. 130: PIA, 410. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAN. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a steady demand for hope at late prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Gosfortb, 191.; Walls End Tees, 1211. 3d. ; Walla End South Hearin, 211. 3d.-64 fresh ships at mar- LORD RAGLAN AND HIS CONDUCT !—Sevenoaks, Jan. 9, 1855.—T0 the Editor of the Maidstone Journal. Sir,—Will you be so gond as to insert a paragraph in your journal, which, in no small degree, contradicts the state ments which hem appeared in some of the periodicals, re gorging upon Lord Raglan, for the little notice he takes of kla army. It was written by an eye-witness from the oamp before Sebeatopol.—l ant, sir, your obedient servant, K. " Notwithstanding the severity of the weather, he (Lord Raglan) has been out of doors daily, at different parts of the camp, sumach so, that some of his aides-de-camp have re monstrated with him, saying, he bad better allow them to do the work for him. He has been known frequently to give a hard-worked private his own bread, and even to let some poor soldier have a good suck at his brandy bottle. The man venerate him, but rail against the government for not giving him proper means to enable him to mike them more comfortable. ' SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER-HA LL. — Handers " Judu Maccabees" is anuounced for neat Friday, the 19th inst., when Madame R u desarlorff will make her first appearance at Baster Hall ; Mr. Sims Reeves, principal tenor, together with Mr. Locker and Mr. Weiss. CRYSTAL PALACE.—FIVE -SHILLING DAY.—JAN. 13.—Admission at the doors, 137; admission by season tickets, 344; total. 481. MR. COBDEN'S VISIT TO LEEDS. A Leeds correspondent writes :—" The intended visit of Mr. Cobden to Leeds to address his constituents so Wednesday next has assumed an interest not at first anticipated. Liberals and ly but without concert, are preparing to protest against his views regarding the war; and have arranged to move formal resolutions condemnatory of his opinions and declaratory of tke necessity and justness of the war with Russia. The speakers in opposition on the liberal aide will be Mr. Edward Reims, and Mr. James Garth M ars hall (formerly M.P. for Lee's) : and it is not impro bable that one of the speakers in opposition to the hon. member on the tory side will be Mr. Busfield Ferrand." LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.—The United States mail steamship Pacifil, Captain E. Nye, sailed this afternoon for New Vvrk with the weekly mails for the United States and Canada, 70 passengers, and a fair cargo of merchandise ' on freight. The Royal Mail steamship America, with ad vices from New York to the 2ad, Boston to the 3rd, an Halifax to the 6th Mat., may be expected tomorrow P' 3rd, and ♦ night. I d, and night. I i 1 I 11 i I $ 6. • 4, 60 $2 tl9 p i t II 17 1 60 66 pit 2 Dm 1 11 1 b 1T 71 6 64 ells 11 i 151 22 1 24 ! $ 7 2i ..111i