The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-13 00:00:00

;e es , * lelpti g. ea his at the so w mob% releat lia sesl. 6 =l a seed mad amble shiny. and femalael blemia ed& g sum itZteilbe midges* et Ma mast whams, Mama. wM wm misdeed by Hr. Lewd, sad mu me lammed to the Osleareem Guards, sad erseesded tram Illselbsmpos wlr bh Temimat to Halts. He leaded M Mel ed ses the Itsh at Aga, sad remehed there till the lab et Ism. The ma wee ia a geed stels et b id seed malls, el frisk he& He hew ei le Tama mg wilbis a mile ei Me tC . 7110 them escheat to AWL Meese Makes T w e re bend he wi de eeel was petty hi& The limp were set samba say emparstas he Kst=mileite. i=oprelbered taste mythic' elm. at tbe M Ilebseaspeltbe tea mend, sad Om plea team wee hewed. TM rise& moues of wok. b. wee very far sapider es ems. The ems he the meshes bid mit poet sad sem. Itm did wheat lb* pelt raw, as hem passaily sashed It Wm Wm mat. mad ate it 881 d. Is bed lemedi et wens ahem *Me Wham Taw. Tkey Timely bed my mmelebtse. Theeemishmey at Balshisve as essism tarred am s he le a ssemseas et hie reltimalt Memo the Mame be pasmieo mew .IS pred peg raids ed. He (wham) west le the ilmseimeat, bevlas pm through snub hem, the eammheary ' m e n d s sem getelees, of whieh them was a imp ft h Ralsklava. He greatly pehreel the Hem& bespeaks to war ewe ; hey were listmeomet ~NI pester esammismeee Mesa wen. The WM is Mt Bar lib may did met . but Me /Mash Piled mead= =orm h t ee l Sesta 'Mises impueed ths s km* slimed them TM deitsiasUbe me beam my bal. Meet of hi arm its savairy messes TM 'ism ware as better of Mme the ma. Trade 14th it lisperater, Meet be leaded he he Crimea, mil he fhb et November, Meals meshed Cam be mover limpid his dishes. He lesd se 'sees it hi^ ma mem me it to sagest_ say. He did met Um wild& te peke mit. the mi adsebie tad @sepm. tem loamy et he mem. es OM eine ambeallsm. He hell me doubt Ibet mob et be *Mem whisk wits* ow hem tbe mat eta pipe sank it bob mat. Hy he .1. Teldeffesm—Me bed Teem to behove it was free het mad peas lastest of spit pees were gives to the millses. C s iliskeley was thee mashed by he ebeirma— Ibsen was as meakeim em mrivelet the beeps, emd me mersealbas wore me& he hem Doi bed temw. am be Aid Me Mew who suppled Mss. Ilk• ssl- MIS wen kit* eapplial with hid. bet ameetimes the sedges were rather MM. TM ammissmy meld mad 770 Mims, A:4101m% he ha nisi bat thet mese him be sot Mesh. sleseedi of tie msßl. ves, be pow amok Me Mr of Ms Qsatemeift le Woes tile ormais =die sisesigh of the taglima Wlms lie west to the M haat Mew my raped mdi belklened. At the seadielem of ebb wilmem's miasma he nem was tai he eammlllse remised is &abrades until lbe Dpeeker seas smesemsed 'toclock. at praises, wbea it was adhered fie Ws limy at 12 obe GAB MONOPOLY. Lost swag as adjourned pia& sestlyr i z a. rai bold is the bop seem at Os lipsserion Tones, kkareami. to tiles hut stmekkraties tin sonblastiss of nape easspoks. mad to mein the report ef the depots liss to_wolt ups the Rips Hes. Sir B. Hal, Mr I/. Malemesen, sad the members for the Omagh, ups 111. 1 11Ler yaws binfsg been elected to the ens sit A not ass se the *son et the laming was Is z= illio Pleads Gee Maki and Oaks Company, South =Gas liglit sod Coke Gunny, London Gas Light y„ nil Senn Common Company Bill. Against Ai =wordy the peek at Southwark bad preening a p illion es Saturday lan, semi was in Mins engorging* ef Ms 1111, with the szesplies el ialsessesl a pmlas. In similarnity with a ressinies am Is M tho min ks, a &psalm hod man an sadism Sir S. Hall ; rho right bon Mend pits agreed wilb thodsputatiesAM sionithat bo liol the bill is no hones - Ks Wil iam's, their member, Mk a Mike now. He Olts Oboknon) sheoned so fenwelow with A Pol ka erbe Mk Mint a dilution view, feelintact as pails Iren Miff penosteL He &fermi with the bas amber, GM MOM ihee tho gosling of the ,resumers was thot the onegamlot semi mom pesserg the bill esdesls their sera Imam Ilriesslinst tediagbelp that ISr. MUatt, se Oak esposentolin. Imo smelts& bis mentsents IS sr:sties as awn their interests Meer, bles. T he Charms broke nod the 'Midas whisk bid presented splint tie measure, .1104 ups the media Is be united, ate le amine the nesegolitis that the, ems able to pair ter Shemin's. (Hoar, ben) Mr. Tawirsus stated this so ens as Its heard of the MI la wrote to the solicitor, reepseting that slams night be inserted in the bill for the pinwales of the sessman. (Hear, bear) The clauses introgond wen riAlskstoey, map am, _whisk lon the stannues prise Vim)) ger issoesd fest. Phone.) Ms (lb. T li t i r mind that it was Ids iatestis to Ms as ortessMll Mr ft eppem the bill. (Hen, tom) He had euseolisi new mamMn of parliament. who eared every ssekime. mi Meisel that the bill should be opposed is semmines. mad An oeuiddsratios be (Mr. Thw sites) had, ups Ms own seepoosibility, Distrusted • solicitor to oppose Ss 11181/111*. Now • hear.) As a wards, of St. Saviours he bol al ths question is vestry, and at • Mesling et the weans a petition was drawn rip,rgeoli wetted that Mr. Archer had not at the C= =seek( lOW this het. (Hear, bear. A pad beim ibe bore, owl Ito pledged himself that the bill would be 'weed by oroaeel, and be felt sure that a &ON would be introduced for the protection of the con gestion, or that the bill would net pain. The proposed deem was speed to by all the semanies, except the ilamoy. He felt that V tae bill peeled with the protecting tiaras istrodowd, the sessumers would be in a ear better Kos depoille upon egmemeste. I ' Hsu C o ' ll eSi NM, as.") 2 t was wi th file view Sat Mr., lidleM boil weed that dams should be inseted in mi nas*. (Haar, bier.) The Barmy MOSIMMInse, who bad skims allognier karst* es the reee, were pressing this bill AU that the IMlleellnele bad to look to was that no bill should pose tibia did nit bind the nespanies to prim. He was ready es oil the essoomen in obtaining what they sought by every nem inns power. (Hear, hear.) Kr. 01100112 deoesseed the bill entirely as a gross no. asp* ; be was kr bee trade in gun as in other thing,. The donnas of Mr. Thwaitee was fallacious in the ex eunt"; it was Missions for him, et his own expense and gym hiss, o napeasibility, to introduce clauses for the pelealkne of the esessmers at large, who, however, he Meer met time Weft to consult. (Hear, hen.) They Waled so _penning dews in the bill, nor did they vent Hs IIK ot all. There were four companies, and he Ilessled that they mild set be amalgamated. (Hear, bear.) Mr. Gregory concluded by moving the following neektioa ;—" That this westing being of opinion that do bill latrobeeed into parliament by the Penal gas esuopmin moth of the Thames will be prejudicial to the Mona si the assusers at large, urge the committee MINIat the Mt Nesting to oppose the passing of sad piei itself to assist in defraying the ez that may brekswarred by inch opposition." 011saars ememied the resolution. The companies Mt that they had dimes Wesel act, and they were anxious M eseehiaelar their sows postesdno. If clauns were to be is tesdnen, M mold soosvet NO prohibiting these four cm poise opposing any Mime snowy laying down their fens ie the district (Hear, km.) Mr. Tturnsam append nermsluties, sad denounced Mr. Thirsts. as the mem Is bee Mail is gas. Mr. Armin; supported the resslutiss because it opposed the bill, which, it appeared, Mr. Thwaitee thought to be very necessary. It was extraordinary to find a professed free trader, as that gentleman was, supporting a strong sombinatics of powerful companies which could end in sothing but monopoly. He therefore trusted that the bill would be strenuously opposed. (Hear, bear) There was no elanse for the protection of the public lights, so that they could thugs what they pleased for gas out of doom, pro vided that they did not exceed five shilling. a thousand feet it:gloom (Hnr, beer.) He &mei the right of the legis lature to interfere in pa companies, any more thee they had to do so with any other traders or seantifacturess. Mr. Pococa (chairman of the Surrey Gas CornillibUl . Company) complained that after, eta great outlay. M = supplied the Isealitr with pe a gloss pm*, sad into great rier~eallm. ups time padre given by Ave thow.and ressomes. the .sinewy which he reprommled had been deserted, with ease assurable n so soon as other companies were started. ( Hear, ;7= It was tie monies that public lights ought to be charged at the same rats us the Is-door lights. (Hear, bear.) Mr. HAIM enediered that the ugly means of securing the nubile isms* is this question, was by repudiating the interferon" of the legislature altogether ' and by insisting that the supply of gas to this and every other part of the metropolis should be open to fair, free, and open competi tion. (Hrer, Mos.) Mr. BittOSlMAillittbat if the bill passed it would not 1 at all affect the pe esis men. Mr. DaT kit tea mensity of some protection to the public Hethat the best mode would es to plan the supervision hi the bulls of tea Beard of Trade, who should have the power to the quality, the meters, and the prior. (Hear, hear Mr Gig moved as as emendmeat tr:that clauses be in le OM OWL Mr. DWI SI ILL 11111111•48111 Ow 1111n1MbdaSent, which was pat sad lost, and the reseloika INS 49111111resi to be carried by • large majority. A subscription having bun eateeed into towed, defray ing the expenses of ths , • vote ni thanks was given to the chairman, osodaded the proceeding'. MUSIC. _-.-- 130013 TY. The Int mart ol the Plailharmonio Society. of this seam. ash *OS at the Heaoverequare Home but main, whoa Herr Hislard Weiser appeared fee the drat time ia the superity el Geodesist of the enbesoas. TM Mewls' wee the promose of du perishammee, wilish, it will be observed, though it resealed se amity, stumbled K piety of the Widest szeollises est the greebet Musa. Pars L Hafbata, Ito. 7 (C ra5a).... Torsi "semi it woo" psi ba - titto, Mailia• Owstfawpa. Ilisime Woks, sod Ilv. W - —.ltesarta Dnaidisraort. Irbil% Wirt Lail —..------Jipolit. SlSZ ems 04.10 1 = 11 aililitY NW * Mtn*. ..... .. .Webor. Olulank, "The Ms of Ibial PANA "— ..... ...Msedelsoobr TIL 1T0i11i.. 7 I•lltbOtiL Week DMIM, " 0. 111 nage (Ds veiapyr), Mime 'Webs som Itr.weiol, .....„:. Ilerarf_ Oveztan , Baythi's Amain symphony mehisly sever was mom idled:ally played. It is fall et Wilsey sad ridaimismt seal these qualities were tally ihibpsi by the mow et perineemee. The eirdeals vielalima a ale dower them has bets semi here, sad IN alleabt the aid a the awe. seam wee thinly ohms* me M allowed Kayla's nand sad bestial melodies M _ gus se their fall ispeesime ea the ear. Kiewart's Sae was admirably the three &pen • mad the sage( their veins we tiles by the NM, aidelaimjmumitm of the arehesies, " =rii eammiam KM great &sidearms, a tree rime. ]eat hell triumphant swoon la Spahr's drama eamserto. ofThe pies, was happily hems to display the marker wren Min magaiiimat =rivalled beady of teat, hie Rs end ef style, sod his straw sad imposing" empaseiem. gedirnsaee bad the ellit ef • wad as Beim idisit to mood is me the imeglestfis the mei the hello la a seed et aid el weeds. TA: c ol this emu% Ow was gaudy by the debate sad subdued leas of the weber tit ilisa mmeplaimeste. Mediae elm Needle's sena hem Mires wee I perfarisemee will. foe reed purer, greed iselesamima, sad dramatis bulk awl hese of 'Apiaries, Iwe erma as me saw dare ef the dzy t Sisli sr Melia, I emit sW ea rmee as Leaseabut sais ea the awn: eimeg emeealted frees legimmleg te mid. We mete wen rWd the bemi plirmor milks* AO Oa" mew ever Mewed a better waareileaMmli se mime eemplele sympathy between thaw mad their wradvaler mid we ilk es amili pained as earplug that midi a remit amid have beta NNW by a Maple ram& The fiend mar* was Win aped lest slower ibis weal; sad *be east (ae ft Omsk me) we. to heights the miestaity sad palm ef the eireimiemt. Manalises east hes geed ismipeeitioa, though Imes mob ofthe l'a ite elerv—s lest whoa defined of its theatrical imeseseriee—ins emeediegly well wasp by Mr. sad Madame Weise, sad the insert semsimiedi with the overture te the Zeriirjfilie, played wit eztemiedisary fire sad twillisimy. Whatever diteresees ad esstrovenles may nil& as to the doetrimee sad taste of the musical school to which Ken Weimer is said to belong, sad as to his own Auntie is a composer—disputa into which we do set eater, teems we are as yet tuner vitiated with their matte--ea one petit he him left ao room for question—his mosusmate mellows uin Decker nal chief. He be. all the requisite qualities : thorough knowledge, Amass', clingy, self- paladin, and the happy art of making his measiag clear to the performers. Ms merits mode themselves more and more apparent during the whole progress of the omen ; sad, at the sonclueloo, the ceavlstioas sad (soilage of the sodium were evinced by a bunt of applause from every part of the nom A second bent of applause weaned him, after he had le ft the orchestra, to express his acknowledgments for his reception. LW instuteenct. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MAICR 12. wart:wes aroma This is a petition beet Copia Arthur Wyndham, of the Sad Madras Nada bare, mad mho espial& is the 4th II , la denim a the Nisi of Movie, the Rat laic. arisests awl dammed Megthies lasi kis Mr. li'llseen apparel fa the psalm% sad elated that the 'Milks he la/ to make was WM s 181 for the di vans of Ostia washm eagle be mod a seemed ie. Bra was g an bea lsis Ihe Ma Ma* i the wellinslood In a sensewbet psalm to aim bills wf this eaten. The Manse IS bail d Omptsia Wiwi= had been taken is lei, eel wad to the beam bras ledges in India. Lea elythma mid whether aim MI bees given t o the wife Mr. li'Queen—The wife wen I. ladle ; her ease had bele heard then, ad Mojave. had reported that the me me astisairy to them, sad it was eel annewery to atio the wife the T o mei. The bete a the ore were se flb trot—T he were worried at Mire is September, 18*, w big Mena Miss Burs a ,, and pir mep t i y it My- sore. Min =Wo Med Isl 2. babe bei two ra, they moles a DNA the aber in 1841. In May, HA the psalms kb where he had ben sloliseed, sad west with bi a =gl to China; sad it shombl be stead, MM by ed order of the military authorities ae eater's wide was permitted W a romas, him. Re left his wife rider the charge if her mother, who had mania a semi time Dr. John Sake s, and in his hams she maim* Is mils ill 14th Feb ruary, 1844, when she west le the tent of Capak Annesley Kass Owe, ef the 28th Madras Native Infantry, and the lisped with biro to Janil% a plus is the aminices of the Nina ; she had di Sad with Captala Gore in epee adultery, *and had hod several diadem by Wm Ogg tea Wyndham never bed alma to his wide air bie depi tore for China, and it was way es>i retort hem theme to Madras in January, IBM, that be for the first time Mew of the adultery sad elopemea of his wife. On the 20th of February, 1846, he brought his action fer as. Ia the Supreme Court at Maras Hsi mad recovered 16,000 sepia es abed as damages, mad 2,700 rupees as seem Only the mem led lie paid is asemegames el Captain Ow he taken the Meat of the Ismail Ail. at Madras, where he was opposed by Oapei WINO= sal weisrwent Wm years' iideamm* es rimed. Is Ow tobsr, 1847, Captain Wyndham o nd hes die l midi Court at Madras a divans a mei et tberat = would of entree have been an Lapplieation to the Parliameat for a bill of divorce a Tido mstri ; bat that slap ma the bayed Captain Wyndbeet's mesas. eel be woe astable awned in the matter till the idea of 1804 tie be Alia lave to brine a a MS of eases, whit was read • fast time on Ist Iliptimair, sad the mail order sada by the Mem eider ea set whisk amid parties I. Ides to chats a Shine from parliament without somas to la land. That ma was Ist Owego IV., e.lOl, and to **kg Me ezemilia of amiss* be taken is Mae as Nippon of the of dime, wed there was a pesetas riles *el ow away seep in the assai*** bill *meth as f i=im eomsepaseee of We ma of the ruse by the of Ird n= t. With mimed to Ile anthems he Kai) ked late M with pest ewe, and moil to his eadelestery. There was pat amd soda had bees duly sena* the lady ; them wee alai of the mist diadem adultery, and that Ibe.Wyedbant was aim Sig with Captain Gen. eel the remans of several *Mesa by him. The ezamilises bad is returned hem Imam in March, 1864, id Wymithei through his m at Madras, Mews. Reyes and Dais, Mid Misled atom Turner, ea sa, of Red Liguri a le paid with the bW, sod ressa had been made Mass *Mae* for dal wpm.. wilt bad been duly bp Wm. emallema, bewever, based of the bedews llama, pined Me Me bowls of M Listened MiserinAsi pademmeir7 agea*whe tea sow Mips la Ist mutter, bet ea edam Ise the misery fade, to go ea, era were psi et by Mr. Tuna, and did not seise them, thank he is fa patsies a Capitals Wye& had may. I. June, 1864, Mr. Tier wrote* Wyelhem's &Welton at Mans, ides "Mat the V i tle i s . waidmg for • third nisi& eel he biped wadi be pied that sessise." Whereas it bed esly beam reed a anil dme for the pupas of leading eat instrileme Y ladle to per cure the aSelliellry ezanumatime, sad had serer Wise owen read a maul tie. Lard Deargbam—Why oaali set Mr. Tumor has dm the Liana wired or well ea Mears Riebesia I be was as nub a podismatery agent al they wen. Mr. M'Clesse—All be could as was, that Tuner did set do the Mims hielf, but employed Mean. Richardson. Oa the 8* of August, 1864, Mr. Tana wrote to Captain Wyelikes sad his solidi% that motif could be di with Me bill that seadee, sad they received his letter September. Mr. Dale, ate of the pain in the solicitors' house in Madras, ease to this country last January, sad beam mad* inquiet's or to what had become of the mosey trannateed by Cape& Wyndham to Mr. Tier, be hid it imam to make ea miasmas to the Oust of Onsen's B: m a Time that gatimmea, sod a role nisi wee grata, N sea tam Leaking this opaline, all Its (Mr. MMus) led to mist with was We practice of the Mem or there was me eliding order to meet the dram steam of a bill like this. Lord Bangbass There soot be a pried.., for it is resoguised la the Mb idea of the act on which you rely. li'lleme—Tbere might be a difficulty under the words, "till the oz ndite. therein directed shall have beat returned," bat ha submitted that the sensible Ne arside% was that reassemble Use should be snowed to male use of the soled& amnia, sad it was • question for the digitise of their Isiah* to permit the bill to pre seed. H. wield pie the them bad beea so " lakes "ea the part of Masa Wyman'. There was ate ems again him in the book on the practice of their lordships on divorcee, which be (Mr. M'Quesa) had published, viz., Hough's case. He was at • use to know whams that came had boat derived, bat he had st fhe time of Siniffitam's case, in which he was tinsel, made a marginal este that that case had been overruled. Lend Breephasa—ln Hough's case there was a suspicion of °onion. Where did you pt that report ? Mr. MKlmesecres unable thou; to say, as he had had no oParthity of moseltlag the jails of the house. Lea Diveabria—Tho wort in your book is totally diffe rent from that is the jam as. The difficulty now seems to be removed. The Lord Chancellor said their lordships would consider what oouse they would take. ADMIRALTY COURT.—Matcs 12. ZIWORE DL The Foetus& was a Danish vessel, which had whiled fat* Rigs cat the Mk of May with a ergo of rye and tam la a few days afterwards she left that pert with another cargo, and was eastawell of Iteerert by Awe of her Majesty's entisen. Rae eisheesetios wee new demanded, on the ground that she led Wells the blockade, both by ingress sad by even. Dr. Lathiest= eosdemei both the ship and ougo. TES - The Reinhard was a Hanoverian ;alibi. fib had bob liertered is the smooth of June bet, to the ped of Lambe, te ppreosoceeeedd Is West to Croastadt for a cargo; but if Chew sldtoboe* be blocked* or if say oiressistesess of elia• waity *mid ashy tha t woe them to go to Mass* sad tits mum wen in Mat ems te mem • seediest, of the blockade hem owe at the Bash* or Fres* muvetf , war, if seek mdliestes were granted. The leader pat is at ribbon, whwe he mob es to tbe widows* of a blockade et Oreselek sad ke weals/mg *et that pest was set 'pm Hs shored cat " foe the Bakke sail aid hem libbers es the fitit. Oa the Mk he emeived off Kind Reeds, bat set @aim a skip of wee, be presseded Men the uses;, eat melted *est for two days in the bele of westing saw Os the lad of July be fell in wish her iblesty's eldp Coals% whoa be was about 24 miles from Lib's sad Mutt 14 hem the ask of Courlasd ; but, in stead of reeeivisig the iseineados be desired, his ship was detained tad sent is se a prise. Restitsbes was now de manded by the mimes, es the grovel the{ the meter had bad no intention whams to Molds the itiesksile. The Queen's Abselle s itel* whom WM DP. lane) OW tended that the wait; Hes UMW thsseghest thew* a guilty animus. Ho he briases, have INAS lord ries of bit own must but ke bad sot bee so ; sad, in kis nibs's, he had that at 12 eels* so the NO of November be sighted • motel of war, but that, as bee sebum were set lying, he "did not venture to show W At all bests, this Rust be a owe be further preet, tbees being no bilkbriof delivered up with the skip's pares, sithoogh • bill.beist was use to desemiests whisk the law of Hessen meshed all mesh make min the file of that "natty to have. Neither was there the cleanses hem the British Owitsekieser. Asseesse gm plebes eireemstases was the bet *et a Rumba leg was head on board. The ezpiesselea of the nester was, that the lissevelisa n ot belz he rre a L in Denmark in 1848, what of the stair, he bad had the vesel asseellsell by mese of a simbeted tomb to a lemies but that is 1811 bee Ilaseeselem estissality bed bees resumed, mod the Sinnbin_ leg bed we does bees used. Be (the learned Agessals) thought that seem further ex , /Matiss ought to be glees d this matter, even if the , ones *bid set be of 'plass that the vessel ought to be at ONO seademas4. Drs. Adams =I Twin were bad ebbs, Dr. Lesbos,* said elect the enlist of the master bed been, at the very lab, se esspielses_ es pedal* to OWN the seizure of the meal by bee MegetWe ember. At I* same time there had set bees mietsselesithat "Masse ftdWr the mart that there had hess a s ram ier to be* the WNW* of Lilies. Wisdom , or the odd d Conflated. It was obvious tbst the et the was Croustade, and though tbe rimier bed WEIN* that be was Ishmeed of the Ueda* of thst pieSe at ildmile em 24th el Imo, the limb& is pia of hot IN set wilily beefs WA the Mb so that It ems quite peal& the be night not have resolved ray '-'canes of the OWN& aft.- it bad beset seaully established. It might. he !de tree that the meter bed smiled Oft as 4 2, lost Os Oink ; but Okla wi ildhlin void**. seed dot amid midis. MI6 No Old blind semi% Os debt pelted la diadem to add blew put; he es he dart (Dr. Leskinen) wen NOM a lo aslissOty of Ow nasal be would set dose. His judgment would, therefore, be to order Ike reetitutket of the ship es payment of the 'Won' Mum& as ANNA tuaga.—cuss. This owed bad takes as board a serge os the Met of May at Wisdom: she bad sailed es the 7th for Kiel, sad bad bees sapwood the seas day. Dr. Addams, for the owlets, would sot coated the ems: sad The mart Mademsed the aosordiagly. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 12.—APPOI11TME11'TB.—Las tomato W. B. Fishes (1846), to be lieutenant and emir wader of the Alban, 4, paddle-wheel steam vessel, of 100- home pewee, at Woolwich; J. C. Campbell (1862), to be lioneseent and eocamender of the Lightning, 3, paddle wheel steam voted, 100-hotel power, at Woolwich; J. 11. Gime (1861), to be Umeteent and ommeander of the Otter, 3, paidihowlmed steam moil, of 120• home power, at Wool wish alai J. Bytheess (1849), to be lieutenant and coin. ms for oldie Locust, Ih e rddle-wheel steam read, of 100• hem at Wodwi W. B. Kerr, to the Pembroke, 60, screw p, at Porteatoatb. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 12. The Heir Commander-in-Chief for the Baltic, Rear•Adrairal the Hon. R. S. Dundee, arrived at this port to.day, and hoisted his Sag on board the Duke of Welling ton, 131, serew•ship at Spithead. The Duke saluted the re l t e e l d the Port Adiairal Sir Thomas Cochrane, which was re to by the Victory. he mew steamer Victory, of Limeriek, arrived in har bour to-day, from that port, to embark stores, &0., for THE BATTLE OF EUPATORIA. The following in an extract from a letter, dated LILL Viper, BlYwheria. February 17, 1866, giving an oesseat of the battle sf Begainda: "The southern Week ►etstg the weakest on the side of tie Tarim sad the enemy haling been well aware of this eiresimiesse, made it. of ammo, the principal object of tide imartiem having the main part of their artillery sad army tbnme=withia 600 yards of the tows. We were ordered by . of the Curacao, to thee and attack tbe missy pimp a s north. A few minutes Mee, 1 7 1 when the dossed may, and being informed by wer e rack aide bed premed on the south aide, we e ordered es mid open Are on the south, and got into position thin ea pude. The driagkter we must have committed in three bows (hem 7 Is 10 **deck) is fearful to contemplate. Casft. artfam, and lahatry alike went down—you may , ms ia Mat numbers, when I mum Sou they were ia dean Mismite, and that there mild not have been less than WOO ea our side. The Russian Its commenced at a little bailee 8. end wee simpleton silenced about half-pest 10 eels* amt., whoa they were seen to retreat in ems dimmise of the geld they had occupied in the morning. Windy with the full smarsace of being able is take the place by etas The Turks bight splendidly, and their cavalry (a ameelissiesl whim smapared with that, of the lassiaas) &owl mod tines when the sassy were throws tete &maw by ear Am trines the away retreated I bees the greet tadehelket el bilis yea dist Ow Pasha attributes the etesseadal mph, et sash over io=ratbere ia a rest imams te the penile& sad effect et ear fin."—Fiectessas. ARRIVAL OF THE DONALD hI,ICAY. LIVBEPOOL, MONDAY. The new American clipper Donald 14‘Kay, Capt. Warner, built in BEM kr the Bleak Ball hue of !Lustre- liaa packets, arils ail k the Mersey this morning, from Beebe, after a MOW ens of sixteen days. The Donald 12 6 /Lay steeled Imm Pules at 1 p.m. on the 23rd ult., sad emenaseseeil mem weather sad adverse winds daring ilmoposat the voyage. Oa the lit of March it ' WSW • issue Ma N.W. to W.N.W., on which day the ,]sitedCM miles. or an averageof nearly 18 ' hear, cadet and foresail. She made stela seek ea the ilsb, in eneo ems wino. It blowing • Win IL L 71.1131. 1 sa ilep 219 miles were She resolved a pile. if Pore Lyme es Saturday Whoa is the Chemed eke meesalwed strong callerly winds, which very moth peelnolell leer voyage. IM DEW her hdlier.esme we la bar, and ex- Wlimit Weft andel et It i p b porformance. ho ezerples of the prase the Donald nag is **fret clipper over MEI km sited States. lberegisters lese.ie 266 ft. leng2etwees perpendiculars me leek, has Met Wiese brink" el been, and 29 feet asp* of MM. wit Ilwee decks, a Utlttepant fore stal* with a been skit it, and a leY pew Ahliough not se kag or wile as no Great Republie. ph as Ms non sena el leer, fa each fuller at the oak eat Ibereltee bungee edit 'capacity than any sailing vessel WOW world. She ohs speeds 37 per sent. more canvas than the Great Republia. Her hull is painted black, the rise sal Tailless of the peep white, and her bow is trued, senammeed with • tell lore of a Highlander in the tartan K the &what Wiley clan. For beauty and strength combined the Donald 111.1Eay may challenge competition with any ship. Her cabbie an most tastefully hued up. The after cabin contains 12 loose state rooms, sad is splendidly wainscoted with nabersoi, at o ff into Grecian arched nasals, elaborately ornamented with pilasters, papier-mai oorniem, gilding, and dower work. A beautiful sofa spans the stern, and over the window is a bookcase filled with works of interest for all readen. The dining saloon is 40 feet long by 20 feet wide, and is beautifully wainscoted and ornamented. Below the alter cabin and part of the saloon there are 24 state rooms, elegantly furnished, well lighted, and ventilated. She is furnished with all the latest improvements for the efficient working of the ship. The Donald Wiley h commanded by Captain Warner, late of the celebrated clipper Sovereign of the am, who superintended her building. She will be immediately fitted up for the conveyance of pump's and placed on the berth foe Melbourne. BTMPATIIT WITH THE POLTS.—Writing to the Mayor of Bath, expressing his williapness to present to the FATAL 000ITIRENCE ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES Home of Lords the petition adopted by the meeting lately ItA rl i".—°a 84 a ti t li tt i ileisill •lan g isf:til ks ße ar t T h l n v :l l . of is kits in that city to express sympathy with Poland, the Sul j er 7 C e a gg e a „... .. ard, amid John Hil l , was to nazi et Shaftesbury says : " The partition of Poland was ma visor- be w a ft from a ; his pumps ow the te a s ,. s wa b Ok i SOY IKON and an isonsons folly ; the restoration of it is was bganagiat se& dews the Mae, and the Waif am demanded alike by seals and justice. But, whatever be wea illesseeed Mess the rags with th• sow paellas the views sad fishers of single isidividaale or mews of .__.___,,ii Mr bawl ass sea vide i = t r ni t i f, i = sass, the time has ate yet arrived for 1011•Saleaaal to ia- us = ' s m ow n l b, gbagegassa knows& TM laggild "MI". We mast NW wwwwt lif the P ewstwi with the gestiesses who wowed kor pee it as his spline that the expression of rational sympathies" Vela had prat melds, sad that lath bad bus imam Danis T. Pits Tr.—la this on Notices have boa Owing- An Wish, it bells hummed, to dhows if swami at the deismdattle that the plaintiff will move the rothi., the NW " Si 111 .2._ """t* wart above to set aside the award designed by the arbitrator. BOUTIOILITIM3I saau.WAT.—Ttlis EW week Mi. The less Wins theradtee, state main Won the paths mat lag Mara 10. INC liC a t. 1d .5... - " lglis r adis a IF " , Basta. leid, 13,6141. 124. 9d. is tam 411 lis. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH IS, 18b6. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The Musk Naiad Sudo= of Ow Naos for the amity of Midis= wove aramiaseal yaMsak be i ne ferZint at Um Coviaboaso ea Clorkaawell.rony Ms. Balsam Adis" Aralataat•Jadso, Mr. Intiara, Kr. Tanday, Mr. Oirodboset, Mr. Hamm, aad odour ataglatrataa. Thor, moo he trial 81 primers-08 ha Maim and 13 for Wide. meYremesr. W . eems, la tits tellpinry abases of the Amietemt hedge, ele the pea bey, sod made tome observations yen two meimeres sow beim perUestent relating temp joined= is mess of deg& lareny. The horsed thoughtgwgsmaa ar the osSemies of the power Of summary oesthelles wee with danger to the liberty el the satand weld &Waded with Wades' sences, gamely loped that ell those who wished by jag to be pommel Woe wield oppose them bra& at tempted to be mode apes OM eseleat and threheable Moth tulles of the seestry. After beads, the chirp, the grand jurimalieedi to their roam. WA 37, grocer, wee Indicted for stealthy, and also kw isiselsonely meshing • quantity of cigars, value 301. sad ceps and other property, belonging to* Philip Raphael mid ahem Mr. !)salsas appeared for the prcomudos ; Kr. Payne for the prissm. In November lest the promisee of Yemen. Itephael and Co., Miser moiebrate, of Magdalen-row, Whiteohapel, were broken into wed property of the value of nearly 3001., con sisting alla of lamp sotto's, end edgers, stolen. On the evening Of y 21st Fehruary, King, 139 H, from informa tion he had received, was to a room on the Ant floor, at 33, Austireireet, Bethnal-green, where hs toned the prisoner, who mid he lived there. The constable found 39 bundles of cigars and a quantity of lamp cotton, which there was no doubt were part of the property stolen from Meows. Raphael% a quantity of tea, a boa esstainbtg glass and OMB posseety, the the possession of which he could give no farther sement than that he was an at, and had been emuleysi *Oa 011 OW the articles. The bmiof glass had been while es* way to the Eastern Coned,' &Away, sal wee the property ef Mean. Chater, of 24, St. Duailentaill Themi was some reason to believe that the }demur bad boss Wog a boy.o his tool in these tranenetine. • Mobil having found the prisoner Guilty of reeeiving,tbe I Amistsat-Judge sentinund him to 18 months' hard labour. THE POLICE CO ÜBTS. MANSION-HOI7BE. leis Dented sad Isaac Abrahams were brought before Alderman Carter, upon the charge of having broken a great amber et windows. The who apprehended the defendants, who to bo each of them between 12 and 13 you' of age, that wwi of boys who infested the neighbourhood of and Cutler-street on Sunday, whom Ih ersis ellible :R o wne kept up amongst the Jews in the unsung , 1 meeket. IMO Is habit of breaking windows in a range of wasebense fa inamlicpsmage, and that the interruption glees to the perlbemosse of Divine Service in the chapel, Wee wee se pest as to prevent many of the usual eon- Mirdnein attending that place of worship of late. The win s seined that Net of pastime were se aspeditious i in their movemests, that it was with great dinning the polies modelmil to disperse them, or to Gesture my so et then as en mis ; and upon the peewit o.e the aim lei Mos Wiged to get into the d Waugh a window, for the purpose of a his object Is lis=foirward formal case far adjudleatism. Oseter—How men panes of glue do yes cia......thop Mill having boohoo t I Weld say benne 70 sad 80. Mr. leis Cox, of Bt. Men We, proprietor of two flights of werelemme is Boteeememege, said he had picked up a groat sesszpiesse et finis snob la the warehouses that asendwg. Me had menead44o penes of broken glum in the window _ end the eosin system eluded es regularly oeco signed the pandble annoyance to the chapel. goers. The idergeman at the chapel in the district el the shone mashes said the serum appeared to rise him the poetise st keeping the ipso open on Sundays, sad that it the peepreters were stapellable to close the does it weld be pet en eel to. Admen Oartse—Why re est the owners summoned to sower to the asithet ? It was sista by gee of the parochial authorities, that applisatiems bed been actually made Ise 700 seneasseess as soar epee the subject, but they Nell eel be gmeed. Aldermen Carter said that a et the kind send net be tolerated, andrr illi mdd re llill e:ery bey who should offend, and thus give the game the op portunity of more effectually interfering leprevent the evil. He this deed sash of the youthful leltadants 265. or ase wades The hope none= sis sed:rell " to prison in default of pa moot, sad Ohs abeam advised the complainant to apply to the City Onmaimienes for the moistens of an addi- Banal officer ea the Sundays GIJILDHALL. Mr. Charles Willies's Wincleissa Been, the secretary to the Unbound Provident Life Alumna Association, sur rendered Wire Mr. Alderman liumphery, a warrant having been Weed front this court for his apprehension upon a sharp of 'mho:sling the moneys of the Deposit and (lenses! Life Assurance Company, during his secretary ship is that oesselation. Mr. Relineek instructed by Mr. nobler, appeared for the poesewidont smi Mr. Parry, instructed by Mr. Leman', unilusteli Ihe Mine. Mr. Rahlasen stated that the Deposit and General Life Assurance, Company had been established about four or five years, and in August, 1862, front representations made by Ms limas sate his influence, and that he should be able to betroths* the Marquis of Chohnondeley and four other highly eligible parties Into the direction of the company, he was engaged se secretary, at an annual salary of 4001., which was to be increased or diminished according to the prosperity of the company ; but the minimum was fined at 2001. His salary was regularly . paid and implielt faith sues placed in his honour and integrity. It was lb duty, smog other things, to pay all moneys he received IS the saw pan 's account into their banker's heeds holkwith, sad r nabs a financial statement of the recaps mid dkAmme-1 sane every week to the directors. It wee also a podia of his duty to keep a rough cash-beck, sal to ester therein, from time to time, all moseys emoolved 111111 outdid. In August, 1862, he took posnerlas st kb silo, sad in July, 1864, he was earl, in Worm to met& payments he wee to have made for the compay. lie the vouchers, and, la consequence of what thee transpired. he was called before the board of direeten, when he wee /sea to be a defaulter, according to his own account, to the Mond of 6001. He threw himself upon their mercy, sad sided hie ditaketiens, which were then believed to have be.. wltp the result el saismanagemeat, and not fraud. Under this impreadon he was allowed to resign, and to twain in the silo trty sheet the middle of August ensuing. Aa INSINIMMIIIgiSaVed to examine the accounts but the delmftet • delay of about a month, during which doe be bad sow to all the books to male him to make them up. Other nutters not included is the above assent showed a still greater deficiency, sad subsequently the deindeat pat in a dam against the essoser air 3001. for tenoning memos bowed on their beheAlint which tenon* mem=be (1k lidiesse) was sew viewed to show, by the becks, bad all beim pad. After the &helot left the company's sorties, they meshed, la lispresimw, an account from W. Perks, an agent, at Diraingnerstey whisk it appeared that he had forwarded 1001. to tie defendsat es the 16th of June previous. In Dessinber last, de leaden applied to the Insane', Omet, and the esespouy pie nottee that they weld oppose him es the pond of fraud, end his petition wee ultimately disdain. Re immediately served the with a writ kr 11181,havisig previously entered thZ ilP ia a 2 schedule be only 10/, and sine the present warren had boss lewd the .eampany bad bass daily discovering fish dalleiradas. Mr. Craekaell was tbs. enesised, and am a Si the Chesser, bes, and en of the dining of the=sad Orme Life Awnings Gasman whin was in 1861. In August, 184 the de was appoisted Bantam en the unemeaning that be was to introduce as diresises lye gentlemen, mess whisk rem her was the Marquis of Chsloodeley, but be sal sesseethil with two of them. Mr. OlieKwesees, end Mr. e other. His dunes seobted in snlerig all moos oohed in the eadidteek, ad prig the ensue haw the SSW pany's lidos. The be* - reamed is a hiesash-book, repast Ikea the dolman* rs mdcbeek. It wee sin delhedest's duty to Is, beArs the beard of diteetto only week a fools' slaloms% end may of the MIAS in the dasaral sloseeent book are in the handwriting at the delerlant, end that elstement shwa have contained the laud.. of all carps readved and paid daring the week. I sever beard of art estey in the Lb**, nthorlaing the de fendant to maligns We his own baskets Mr. Parry micedlf there was not a minute in the general pl=e—ook to that effect ? Ima net aware of it. Up to July, 1866, the directors pissed lopileit issithsese in the Rend if he said • awes erne eaphod set perNsktheg ad it without bethadim. Oaths fled andyi 1151, I sooooooooabbbbbddddd 6, the oesheratti Ibis , ashes% whisk bat bees ghee to the d thetehe hr ths potpies et ming KOS nemersose ia =re sonspany, lrat they wen sot hutheetahr. Ups hr the reserts Or these prose* the de feuded ahe bed psid the mom bet be bad given the merges bask to the other away. He sviabolly however • bet I had the meats had art been rid at the lime ' dahmisit sold they hen. Whit be esti be bed retard the Neel" a kris was writes to the ether esei at my harms, led sesilever. I told him if the filiMet Wird oat as I opsslath eiewity, that the gamey bad net biewpaid, led the Ober semputy bed net bola =do the da d the thee hisaisi le be re samed,l sheeldthda dor to darn lomediale the tas& The Moine Ow odd be bed had essiediseeleas with the wissfasy of is Wen al drilla he bad thee line he ke llat dMr i s i t e . L d rala s tir lhom be ear mew, resillorgase of iwasfary. This a at the filei of Julb IS% al bare Ito eth as raw from the famseny thisthessopsy. Whim he sinned having isms wrong, be &doll bath* mid he soy may witahaally wring, and I thee beloved Wm Crees-ezeminei—We had a palsy hem a guarantee se obey with Um ilehmleat whim be entessi oar Maas, bat I believe It has dam bees allowed W bop. Mr. Petry slid be should sell he thee policy. Aldermen Ilenglassy sell the lea was a very swine M Ohm the Mess thismisit to have been re-as smithhelt Yea off, the ishadant's paying the cheque late Ws own leek, Imbed d paying the charges open these re-menrenemi, would have besm a great lots to the sompaaj. Mr. Parry said that could not be the sus; and he was quits sure no jury would *mist whoa the money was paid in ao shortly after. Alderman Huniphery said, if it was shown that defendant did not pay the money oa tin 10th of June, ea he had stated, then it woo a very 'peat fraud. Mr. Parry said he had a met perfect answer to all these charges; sad the defendant said he was being prosecuted bemuse he had taken nearly all the company's business to another Mike._ --- —. After some discussion the defendant wu remanded for a week, and ordered to find bail in two sureties in 2501. each, with him own reeogniaanoss in the same amount, with 24 hours' notioe. He was committed to Newgate in default. CLERKED WELL. Humphrey Lynch and John Shoo, Irish labourers, were re-examined on a charge of riotous conduct in the graveyard of Trinity Church, Gray's-inn-road. The disturbances complained of arose out of the anvil lingua of the prisoners, and other Roman catholic attend ants at a funeral, to have the protestant burial service read over*. armee. On the first hearing the magistrate ad =the case, in order that the consent of Um Bishop of might be obtained to the non-reading of the service in eases while ft was conscientiously objected to. Dr. W now attended, and intimated that the bishop uii d declined to allow of the disuse of the b servios over any person buried in the usual cons.- crated s. lir. Currie d urie, in adjudiating ea the esse, said—l adjourned this ease to L. U the Bishop of Laden would sanction the non-intarferesto, of the clergy with the religious preju dices of the large number of Irish Roman catholic, who live in this district. The answer of the bishop shows that he considers it imperative that the service should, in every ease, be performed. In that decision lam bound to concur, and I mut protect the parties conouned from insult' and gross outrage. The defendants are ignorant men, and Ido not think I should be right in inflicting a heavy punishment on them. They and their friends, at the same time, must remember that their conduct is not sanctioned by their own priests, and that they must abstain from such proceedings in future. The defendants must pay a fine of ss. each ; but if I see them again for the aims offense, I will inflict on them a very severe punishment. The defendants after thanking his worship for his leniency, promised not to interfere in such proceedings in future. . _ 70: w." has seat a cheque for 61. for the poor•box. M AItYLBBONE. Yesterday morning several I;i;1;l;bourers came to the court and stated to r. Broughton that a man named Gar rett Foley, brother of one of the applicants, and residiag at 13, Gray's- buildings , Manchester-square, had met with a violent death at the hands of • policeman, and was then lying in the brother's apartments. They added that they had been to the station-house in Manchester-lane, and stated the facts, but could pt no redress. Mr. Broughton here upon directed Mr. Franklin, the chief usher, to report what had been stated at the station-house, sad accordingly about four o'clock Inspector Jackass Imenght to the court the accused, Constable Drier, as old officer, No. 102 D. The inquiry that ensued occupied a considerable time. From the statements of the friends of the deceased, it appeared that imemed left his brothor's house on the previous evening between 10 and 11 o'clock. He was then sober, bat shaft afterwards he was met in Duke-street by two asevaiMmese, and was then drunk. Demised fell down on the pavement, and was picked up and assisted to his brother's deer by hie friends. The prisoner, accoeding to the statement dais of them parties, then came up, and, after 'Mew NM rough language to &swami, said, " Why des's psis up stairs and not be kicking up • nutmeg hers r Es then liftekhint from the ground, and, seising him by the seek, shook him violently for two sr three minutes. Demand then fell upon this face and hands, and prisoner gave him • violent kick. Prisoner then went away, mad deceased was carried up stairs to his brother's room, where he died shortly a ft erwards. His tongue was hanging out, andhis tam much swollen. There was • black braise, apparently remit, on his side, and marks of fingers on his throat. — Anoil;;;itaess corroborated a portion of this statement, but gave a soya what tiffenat amount of the language alleged to lambert toad hj this *beam The amused, who dialed having at all laid hands upon dammed, was remanded on ball until Monday next. MARKETS. TIM FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (Fran the lftris.law "pras.) - - The thaw slot having swankily spend the Roar ports of Holland, banes has not sawnol; but pier Sas to well IS Si 11110111111 Sid tas haw GOISISSIS =Si SI WIN% At Sete* nun is nil at IN. Aii = All Warr own la Sound Setts bianor at fall SS 114.--" Our rmrket 100 pen en min =ve kr pan owls I tads whoa; So. 111. la Us. 1111. warn ewe ea Wank bean 171. Id. to Us. U. 46. Ors be S. N. kr Wm. aim psis Inn in prewsties to =Wen? Now Weems N.. 10.—lbs cora min we regain to be del de nort i _lns awl gni la penal. Obi. ins 48e. to IN. NolV is rab.lll.—Arenek et =pwr ir r ap et roo kortlto 11th lab, ba2la .. is; r a. o u, C rer 480 In ; red. N es te TM. ibelo.; mks 16,710 ban; aspen 11.461 We. An= damn he up at 6d. to 9d. roloolles Arrivals or Inks 88.861 ens. IMO. All swim ken in Maks by as. ent a by kw Tani le& to M. pre 489115.; wins 861. to N Ilatio l nee runektoil Mr win el ink intik It Inked 61 60,006 k alsw. Nontrwl—for wheat sposakive senors kr May and Jan wend take Us. new oa bawd; kr kris 1111•110 SS is to bard, anima abeN.to On New York Urd N..—lfitor quiet= at on owitiets : No. 1. Us. to Us. 6d. ; In 1, SU to Sts. IL cane. Oa to in lbo Ol e o e are kowilis; se No. Odomwb. In ordkory arees void wok e as No. I. NY Na. and et. Lent km Is inn llked by takers. la neat noting din; Omen Ns Is Ilk. For Bollo. aolorten weltillent; ker arthaft; 611. 96. NHL sods kr Jewry, Ida 9d. NM fir Obis. Of easery. wed 111 slim S oil at 1J.78 s. Ink& NIA Man knew ; lons a e=ii. siar 4 /er .. rt t i tt r i . r In Ns. di keg on sig ierl d . I=46:ceel. Illa Tiles W. to Ii;. k INS Id. per N.M. Wink k a gym" Selesidtiterrabis oVothd lif i l t r i nd, St awn Mew. poeinet. 164 bands lir woes os ton now laet arm% wok I.4•Sei In It lo onsidwal Sat So londit sake onliketion will int ewer mend inn Sit tore direst the MP 1 11 110 1 w bifterlo ration kola Or to tbs Awksika sinks. EatN. lands—rdeas waist Mk min SNOW WAS bays nna wadi of ion de dilowyat UL. bat potrund nib Uo. ; Se gonad run ere bid by kens kr pow. er Mare . Nom Ti. 1. B=qr. (189 Mega) TIN oak was of a 1.166 quintals, 665 kw Main ; MIS. VISM,SSO im' Rare at law at 774, la Ora nano 4141 AM. MINI 11111 *furs of non de limn ot 4SL Peens ban Sired an wls. via., lfi been ef Pleank WNW =76 nit a wen lot Ow seed at Wks pow ben TM von kwer he non. kin IN sewn to 11 f.. =VI am* a littl• olwadown N. Mwrib u illt=d deo wealbwortth wind nano weds on dig • fry Neared Moto. Mad Silk en lisaild 17.111 Fr best. Mr mansts hoar Ws katrier labia Mier ea= an Wen ISSN a+ taken. At Skin inset was See . LONDON 1911111:LT DMZ —....6.—muca le. algal biemel. Dsthird., Pr. !kook. 1534. 110400. W. LAIL lAN 1.200 -- Wanda lwo mow ot,;.L. = M. O 1.1 00 1,010 11,000 15 Ibis . Ws 100 500 Orlbs .- -0 1 84 ),•ao 0003 A, ILL. top 400 102: 41 rIadis —c= 000 900 13,0130 6,000 146,400 76,000 111,000 156,000 263,400 100,000 660 400 MOO 12,440 09,000 76,400 2,700 9,600 SOO 3.1100 16,000 6,100 OOTTON.—laviarooh llama 11.—S6a market closed steadily, and lON balm wad at preview petals. 1,006 of tame were for ex port, and NO cat speakion. lLe Was cotagaisal : —MOO Arnett. war 350 Parma sad lisrmiwas. at Sad. to 7d.; NO Bahia. at 6d.; tl i t a tiptlan, at Rd. to 704 SOO Busy at M. to Sid.; and BO Sea at Is. to fa par lb. 00•111.—Lowacw, Haim IL—Davis:eh West Bulky, 176 ad.; Howard's West Hanky Nollaartas, 176 6d.; tkawarra Hartley, 1116.; Taallaid Haar, 166 6d. ; TaMild Your Bubr, 16a. 6d. ; Walker Prlaweas, 9d.; West Hartley Grey's. Mk 9d. ; Walla Iba. ad.; Edam 316 k, IM. !d. • Walla End Haswell, IN.; Walls SW" Wm.; Walls 1118.; Walla Bad WPM" 111LOL; Walls Ind isasloW&M End Mrs. I mfr. 176. N.; Wails id Slsweres, 15..; WAD End Pilaw% 166 6d.; Walla lad Ms. II" 17s. Sd.; Walk End Tar, 206; Walla llk6 Us. Oan's Itrethyr, 14s. ; Cowpsa, 17.. ed.; Walls Rad Mel ILO" 17a. bd. Plums MAIL Bianca IN THE LzvANT.—Gene • Post-oMes.Mareh, IBs6.—The following is a list of the ports in the Levant served by the French Mediterranean mail packets, and at each of which the French goys:meat maiataias poneflose, vim.:—Constantinople, Gallipoli, the Dardanelles, Seayrar4 Alexandria. Be rat, Messina, Alex andretta, Latakia, Tripoli (Syria), Jaffa, and Mytelen. The postage upon letters forwarded by the French Mediter ranean packets is as follows :—Net ex ounce in weight, Is. ; ezemeding own sad sot em owes, 2s. ; meson Wow old sot exceeding ounce, Be. ; wending f wan sad not =seeding 1 wan, 4s. ; and so om, isawnig le. for every additional quarter of an ounce. The above rates of postage may be paid in advance, or the Intim may be forwarded unpaid, at the option of the eleder. Letters for Aleseadda will be sent by the French r i e t il dis telmb emly when specially addressed , " by French IbmeMes," but for the other places man dewed Mites wlll be so forwarded as a rule, antes directed to be mat otherwise. It must be understood that these instmestises do not in any way Interfere with, or alter, the Memo i rs speeielly Mind for letters addressed to her Mthews Wilms be Turkey. varliessisat.)--HoukwAT's OINTMENT AND Pace remennenan Insiamsesni Como Ban Lass.—Eatraet at a Wise Om Ur. Abram' W _ _, bolter, Sayer. wait dated Nieg 1114 To Pointer lisiraray. Mr. —ling to Worn ice tin mg land a ad mg fer ger Sy two yeses; sad atter trying VIM polls ram ,it winatilarad isaaralia. Nat lambi bowastj istrenalosi In yews Alma • tesi. One nes. deg Ise OW so preownel in Ns eft and la as Wenkblagellin piWaj sow went Ws heeled, sal she is enabled towns bar WitoMeMilwbei Men t =lisleg br some Mae peetA-IWillm allem atablith asmleoft4 Mewl. Ma lmoNeida.l4lllll=erk SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCIL LITIIP4II4II, SHIM A? FOILEIGN Pon s.—Nev, Mobile ; Lorenzo, at Philadelphia ; Jabs: Saow, mad g a d. grant, at New Orleans ; Ocean Monarch, at Callao (is 70 dI78). ♦BEIYBD. Aremr.--at Deal, Marro 12, from. .MeSwum Amos-at Deal, Marro 12, hum: .. . . -......„- „ Demaram Amara-at La Marro 12, ham New on ion Beanie-at Liverpool, March 12, from New %im p Baarue-at Liverpool, Marro 12, from . .Apalromm i Bolas-at Groveamed, Marro IS, from hum Bazurawr-at Deal, Mush 19, from. Ooaconro-at Limped, Marro 12. from Tilivr i"3ll COLGICSILL-St Plymouth, Marro 11, from. .... .. ......... Houdrova Croomera-at Semarlawa, March 9, from ........Moolamm Dowels. Wrom.-at Lim= Marro 12, from y o bs ... .......... Etraw-et 11, from .Moots We zuzAirfa 7= 11 124t QUIIISMOWII, Marsh 10, from Penumbrae Par -at Crommatwww. March 10, ham ... - . --St JohtaLLy, ro Oaouire-at Liverpool, Minh 12, from . ... ........... Hear Moome-at Limpid, March 12, from .... 66= Hu, D om A x-st lberpool. March 12, from-. ......... -.0 HILTOII-at Quarostown, Marsh 10, from .. - ........ taw-witmaw-at Orwmoro. Muth 10, from. ....... s,lroi a d d , Metal, Marro 11, from Afro' louve-at Pateasalle, March 10, from. .. .. ............... Hama* Jong Barmier-M Liverpool, March 12, fr0m......- ...... New Trot Km Luc -at Orrommed, March 12, from ........ „ ..... - . .3'144 Kemzeerrrex-at Deal lAverywel, March 12, from ........ -- . .New Park New -at . a , from n om tjun-at Limpe Mir d, March 12, from_ .... Yew i Earoirewomuni-at Oraromeid, Man% 12, from__ BaIPIIIIID-Gt Bristol, March 11, from /44 1 3 Oran-at Plymouth, March 11, from Saveasele Sae Quaro-at Deal, Minh 12, from mule floroamerroir -at Deal, March 12, ham New Sam Ora I. L. Ororoanc-at Swamis, Marro 11, from -Cala TRY-at Liverpool, March 12, from New proem Tamura:pro-at Liverpool, March 19, from llama* Yawn-at Plymouth. Marro 11, from Wromerorm (e.)-st Cowes, Marro 10, from. New Tr NAILiD. ANTIWAR Paccrm-niMiWaarmUs, March 10. to .. .. Hambrais Moot Romatotp-froot laktioath, March 10, to . amp-from Pokorodt. Minh 10, to Ba lla : 1 4 Aim. Ilam&-!u lalamm*. March 10, to Amway /10100-41101 Midi% Mao 10. to Oesu aammems-fit Qmsaillum. March 10, to liMi Airs Rommera.-11ren Ilynostb. March 11, to . • krimm-dmia Geumstmes. March 10, to ezau-trom thiaida. Moroi 12, to TLlAlTlOlariveseth irek usrth 12. to - 0 - euia Illurram-tat Limped. 13. to ape Haydn Barak ZOOMI-ttOtO Falmouth, March 10, to Amway' Baum-ham Plymouth, March 11, to Loki `ma-tom Cardiff, March 10, to Walrus mro-hat Cardiff, March 10, to ooustaathr" ...tas-hoc Plymouth, March 11, to **nut gueenetown, March 10, to MU M -" , cbe, March 10, to Lim -- --^ol. lamb 12, to. 210412! ,Ne~ ioinriTo:fr7raWrar - asTaxi, -. 1 11, to -' ... Ecursa-trota Grarraled. March 11, t 0......„ Bt. Milo* E. Pate-from Penzanoe, Marti 9, to St. Mlaida EDWAILD-froat Falnto Marsh 10, to OWN* Maze. Po:-from Pt March 11, to Lie Yoassorza-from On Marc 11, t0.....,_ ni si Ouaratrazaa-trota QuillelOCOMl, Marchllo, to MI& HELMS MD 11101111 TA-from Plymouth, March 11, to -Brim , Haao-from Goasaatotra, March 10, to FISC“-tran easilairsolf, Mira 11 to Arlo I liaaiwrea Gamma-tram Grave:A March 12, to ,Ails laaawas.a--troat Quemsbava, 10, to 1 JITIAB Mai-am 0.1914 lamb 10, to _A Jas. Flamm -Mom Dorlarsati,_ um Mash 11, to = I. C. Bnr B JAIL WATt-frilli il 2, m Jo, Joar—tana = Mar to ch 10, 10 MW Joan Paz-ham Otavoisok March 12, to 121aNd Kum Pararr-erom livraysah, March 10, to AMIN*. LORD HAimmen-Ilmallismoutb, March 10, to JAM. ]actorooL-trom 1113. Matte_ 10, to 2 llnnu.--tmot Quaarimm Mare 10, to M. Kma--Sion Lavarpod, Marge 12, to lima-from Qramalarra. Montt 10, to Maoist Mau Mama-4r= Cardiff, March 10, to .... - --. __a... Catatudowa k , ` htlllarc 0, to "all to Dadra Mara 11, to.. ..dautardaa . ODUISA—from Plymouth. Pinup vas MA ix—fret Pacivesor De P, ri=tr th ', vii• _ Paccas—from Pod% March 11. Psalms —kw March 10, to St. lOW lmiaa % Poummtm—kom March 11, to ilt. KM Qum or mut Imo—From Falmouth, March 10, to MI Dont/mama—tam Plymouth, March 11, to Ahab Itowou.—dm Falmouth, March 10 t 0...... Ammo—tram Falmouth, March 10, t0...„„............. 1 2 Bonne—from Oacillr, March 10, to ... .....omm Sows Ftsunio—trom Dortmouth , March 10, W., My ermansa—from Falmouth, March 10. to Drousovc—from Plilmouth, March 10, to CroumEm Sou—from Quamillows. Korth 10, to ea= twat—tram eammollows, Marc hlO to OWII Tamma— STlCiatiiT-410M GraffYiniddsych 1 IWO 12, Jill trona Limpet, 2, to t4". . i .. i i iiii i i U. Tomms—trom Portsmouth, March 10, to Elmadial Waarsoammas—trom U March 12, to Pei Wsocroc—ham Ildelds. March 10, to Clasmbilla Woonmmt—tras Umepool, March 12, to Mind* VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aurora (ship), Bunting, from Limrpool for Now York. Feb. N. ht. 40.40, lon. 66.35, Prim Hendrik, from London for Itedboorno, Nov. 3, lat. 29 0., W, 20 W. Par►Beid, from Imam for Moulmein, 36 days out, lat. 2 N., km. If W. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (MON THE OFFICE OP TIE =Nemo miesan COMPANY.) MONDAY, MARC"' 12. Stations. Oiums of Wind. Mate of Wailers Greenwich 8 LW. ~. F P lne. arthil7 mudiy. Lodger) , Holyhead A W. Liverpool NL .W... ... Much raln. Dublin Leicester Nottingham ... W. Derby Laimingtost. 8.8.8. Pina—Cold. Manobester Carlisle Lanoader Whitehavea B.W Rain. Maryport Stokeon-Trent W. iiheMeld LL Thaw. Southampton ..:««..... LW. ....« Unsettled. Portsmouth N.W. Poole LW. Winchfield Yarmouth LW. Lowestoft Leeds W.LW.... Snow—Thaw. Cambridge — 8. W......... 8.W......... Bain. Iz g er t i ie ch W.5.W.... Snow. ILL Snow. Bristol Plymouth N.W. Cloudy. Exeter Gloom*" Cardiff ... LW. Swansea W. Haverfordwag LW. Brighton . N.W. Glasgow O. Snow. Hull ....-- ....... Dundee ." R. ....« Snow. Sunderland Whitby Scarborough...« ......... LW. SnoSnow. York LW. &eerie" Bdintough N. Firth N.R. ...... Pine. Ton bridge W. Dover LW. Strad BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ALGAL—Marsh 11, at Pew-nines, the of Prederis Alga, 94i ef a ma, still-born. ABHEY.—MM areh 9, at Powisequare, Brighton , the wife of Mu W. 0. Ashby, el a daughter. oEll9lB.—March 9, at Hinton, Christchurch, the wife of Ea G. Gavle, Bart., of a sou and heir. GRAY.—Marelt 10, at Waterloo, near Liverpool, the wiled 11.0. Gray, Esq., of Olowourtsr.oramest, Begent's.park, of a son. RAMP.—March 10, at Mosley-vale, Liverpool, Mrs. P. Hu* • KO. JONEB.—March 8, at Pakenhun Vicarage, the wife of the ler. C. W. Jones, of a au. 110828.—March at b 9, Oloomel Iwo Moses, Esq., of a daughter. PEACOCIL—March 10, the wife of Mr. R. Paeock, of 09M^ Cheshire, of • daughter. REEKS.—March 9. at Warwleicatreet, Basks, of a daughter. BMlTR.—Mareb 11, at Boast-plsoe, Lamb" the wife of Mr. W. B. !Math, of a daughter. H7d►park, the wile et ibs, T. .14..•••••••••••••01••• CLARK—TATLOII.—March 10, at the church of WaltanartarE lll . Liverpool, by the Rae. J. Maataght. Mr. C. Clark, to Rand:4 third daer d W. Taylor, Eq., at Selby Bows, Watt Derby. zoomrox—rmiatoonr.—swetk k at woodikorn, Northus• land, J. S. Iffibites. lip., a/ Eirkrila Howe, Rat Riding of Yea shire, to Mary all. aiding daughter et W. Peppeesora, En, el Eaten Sown, ear It. Moe% Kaattaiticashla. GOOLDEN—PUGS.—Xwa 5, St. Ilataveraquarth Geoids%to of L regb, of ParekastaMerreee• 11AYLLAB—CAVILL,—MaahGeorp-therllartyr, Qatar squad, by the Paw. F. Cavell. J. Raynor, Esq., of Great Graced. street. to Ilbrababe. caly daughter of/. Cavell, Eaq., of Meatier bergleafeaffe. DEATHS. ANDREW.—Wareh 9, at Ewell, Surrey, Elisabeth, wife of Mid. Antli*Wo seed 79. FEENEYcllarelt 11, at Noleaaaquara, Blscaftiarszaad. I% a Yeany, FAR. FELLOW ES.—Marsh'o, at Ladgatedreet, Mr. B. Irallowde egad TI. HUM—Much 9, at Mahn; Marianas, wife of W. T. Heade US.. sled dd. POWILL.—Marsh 8, at Bends, Oxon, Mary Ann. wits 11. Pomp. Esq., aged SS. REDSIAIIareh 9, attda reddens*, Clariagtold an" 644 1. dier% 14. Isla drama, Kw;ar Chge Cayenne Rodman, , aged SL 11011EWI9.—Itarde 9, Harriet Einabelb wife at Kr. W. Rodstre 4 d 111111ntreet, Liverpool, wed 117. ?Sag car wastAzro aAn e et o t Is et welt ai l ina fin. -T OZAT. KAMA 11.