The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-27 00:00:00

iis FOR EXPECTING PEACE. (Frey di* hod/mimics Beige.) The items of intelligence from Vienna are unani mous cioneerniog the progress of the Conferences. Diplomatists are buoyed up with hope, and it is said that the French government shows itself far more yiebblag is certain points that might create mean sem respecting the success of the negotiations. Thee, until now, no understanding could be come to with Russia respecting an exchange of prisoners. I hear that M. Dronyn de Lhuya his made overtures to the person charged with Russian interests at Paris, sod that be appeared desirous of effecting a complete MRussia will, doubtless, accept Wes whisk have been forwarded to Bt. by * spinal messenger. I am sa wed Giro, that Lord Palmeeston shows conciliatory femlimedees. He is imbued with the spirit of the elleteerede ceder, which sass with anxiety the wimp teas Mew drllds et a determination to domed greet the Paglish =wan tie& lb bellswee, *woke* t ha t pees' is necessary, la ease te setae power in the bowie of the to:Wo olsey, bet he desires to proceed slowly, in order that home not forfeit his popularity. It has not escaped that, with the view of preserving that popu larity, he went a good way in his last speech, when he hinted at the possibility sooner or later of taking Polish nationality and the reconstruction of that kingdom into consideration. THE THIRD POLNT. The Isliewbg is the intergeetaties en to the third point by RNl=4,F:sue, sad At ria, on the 27th of Dessetbss The .W.d of the redid el the treaty of July 13, 1841, Acrid be awe meapletety eft* the adrift of the Ottemea espies ft de Bavaria rare et pewee, ad to pet as eed to the repooieveme et lamb to the Br* Ilse. The arreepeemor to be Mae la MI moor dared tee immediately se the earls et Ike wee he *Mr bead to be settled at prewar. It mired Is had ladiestd the priori. The following is the form or Pripet. Gorichakors neeeptanee of the same on the 7th of Joinery : Berates of the treaty of dr 13th July, 1341, to stied more completely the enders of die Ottemae empire teem balsam of Europe. I do eat veiled to some to so rid. emedlag is formal dedeemme for pled or the as which Um Woe worts lag pleples W sa sad Wart they Sell tie preponderates et lamas Y lie Sleeked. es dears that, r readies of theme mime% Owe be ad at a eaten to Wrier epee the rights it vednigaty el ay sera rumor ea his own territory. PRUSSIA WLNCING. . A complaint, published on the first page of the (Worse Gault* of the 24th, shows how sensitive the emasculated goverument of Prussia is to opinion abroad. The Caves Gras& of the 23rd inst. oar Mined a very short summary of Lords Lyndhurst and Clareedon's 'peek's on Prussian policy, delivered in the House of Lords this day week, and for this the satire impression was coollsoatsd. The government agents pounced on all the papers before they had well left the prem. RUSSIA AND ',FRIENDS." The /corral de M. Petertheesey of the 17th con tains a long account of the ceremony observed at the burial of the Emperor Nicho'as, and a very touching tribute to his memory. A larger place, however, is given to Mr. John Bright's plea for Sebastopol, &S -livered at a "Meeting public UM important twin Manchester, par la Societe des amnia de la pair," and received, it is added, with " vifs applaudissementa.” MIAOW 16. The nobles of this government agreed upon as address to the late Emperor directly after the hese of his last smallest°. The address reached Masse hie death bed, whoa he wu too weak to read it. On the 4h, the pre sent Emperor received the deputation, and after Estado' to their expressions of coodolenos, addressed they is the fel lowiag terms :—" I have much desired to me you, patie nts*, in order to impart to yen the words of our de mand benefactor and my father ' of immoral memory. . He was so weak that he Gould sot reed your address, but It was read to Ida by use. Your seal soothed his dyiag mower. Thank them, thank them heartily!' said he, 'tell them that I sever doubted of them, sad now lam more than ever soavinesd.' I thank you, pollen's; I us reaviseed that the dying Emperor's words will risk into your hearts. You are the represents twee of soma who are abase: tell all of them this. We live ht grievous times. I was accustomed always to say to the late Emperor, ' I trust is God's grace that hi will pro tect Ramis.' I hoped that we should have sees together the day of joy, but God has pines& to ordain it otherwies. Oa you, gentlemen, I rely with maiden's. I realms on you fully. lam sure you will sot let your nobility be a sasse, your acts will be noble. Our nobles are sot oases spirited. It must be—l with you, sad you with me. (Here the Emperor erased himself, and ocatinsed)—lay the Lord help us I We will set dishonour Russia. (Here the Emperor advassod, and embraced the spokesman of the party, and added)—La your ponces I thank the satire no bility. Farewell, patina**, God be with you." RUSSIAN NOTIFICATION. The followima notification his bee. Waal at Bt. Potashes, by die ilaidas Minister of FRAM: L ISMIWIIIIN d the memals• of the Small= iweea smut In dm MONO esmindled hawses threat owl rums spinet Itimits. the MAW et Flamm ntad to the whin with tits ENSIONS Mortal oa this ewaie. by the Lprial gommiseent unipeillni Sardinian subjects, their merchant vest* o l,mopmoly. Sardinian subjests of all dews% who shall in their maw fat salumj steam the Miss el fhb sentry. will °rattans to enjoy mi Issittley et So isseian sulpha, in all that mister their pecans owl yffsperty, the primed= hitherto worded to thew. - - _ • term7sf ate weeks is conceded le twebdas Inerchast- INS is esr sate fee tests( sad bides disk free time essesuise es the likt of *ls most made Kolb. If es Movies ear pens be flosdhisaveseels be met at see by our mei** after the ezpiestios of the Azad tau, they will be permitted to eassisse freely their rests, provided it resits teen their pious es board that the serge they wey wee websebei bean *le =piratical. The paepsny et &Mies ashiesto ea beer' manual ees eebabaL hi rapes** by ow ashen. lieribies goods, if aid Wearies is the edges* of powers beset* to Russia, Ida be allowedlOrisise ser_ports wader a mind lag, with- Setebelmile es Ise Is& They will merely be subjectod, •is Anse pat, tho parnl rake cif the ordinary tariff. The prepwW ef_siAlseis et seserel prows whisk my be beat as bawd &Melee weeds will wale Asbie to anis miles. Neveribekse, the antral Li doll set protect own as/ vale deemed wateebeal d war by interns- Wag law. .7week ea bawl et Midi the latter deecrip• Awe of meebredlee mg is fora will be seized by our endow sad MIAOW Owlet pain. A MARTINET. Our readers may recollect what hard work it was to get our soldiers in the But relieved from their stocks. Well, they are to be set in the stocks again. Sir George Brown bad scarcely returned from Malta when a divisional order was issued for throttling the mea under his command. Chaim, too, must be re assumed i but we most leave oar correspondent to tell the tale: " Sir 0. Brow* has issued ceders for the use of Meeks to be resumed at owe. Commanding others me to get them for those men who are without them. Tide betedes ewitime: the stooks have all been cast asid em soego. It b rather a hazardous experiment, the imperiesse ia Bulgaria, and the w eep tisk oft pod, in addition the ease the mon vs been berms Ibsen being with out them for wens time past. Tb&Menarel bases his order on no substitute lactic WI pesulled by authority for these artides. 'Thosebstoomdi something else shall ben boss devised, and io esnetioned by authority, swoomandfog 'Scars will de well to provide such of tbeir men as require them with stooks of the esta eted Obese delay.' Such are the words s seam New shakos an also to be stems, liimet Mow whether the duo meg tlisiZisti is ktbsesil spoa the General, bat Must Oodles 6. Wm the Fork* The root of all yew evils la dita—the INS VIM away their self-respest with thole elmbes: Mr George was at Malta all ewe meet timed Dumber, January, and the early part et lebreary o nd us mambo was not on the spot an Mew either whet the troops bad to moth" ar what kap ems. Moir nallorings to be so great. There is a seedbed tame shout. The two satholie Dr. Muslin mil Mr. Batt, have both been esmously ill. bat up um esmaissionV—Dai THE ARMY BEFORE SEBASTOPOL. - - - 10111111Cil8 COMMITTEE. Yesterday tin priscipal part of the day wea 'cou sin with the tease esemiasdea of De. Aadrew Botth, Director-Owed et *MOW Dements; of the Army, as/ his oddities : Z=o was croft issels ea al ea review traillatlita. He data MO up fee et the beim lowly Varaa there was as gem* IMP 1 1 •1 ••• 11 . 181 1 onatry. At the pedal eine fispratate at the to ter Zest, be reaenstaded the anabliftlest of on the the.. of** Ilk* eta sad is she islands of the At- Mt be did ant assonafti that at aft., sr the - sismsat eta mad Maybe than. Hitherto all r ier =li e lek at Moe aid bib, minim wen bet whoa the espolltlea must set to the eapeemil that a general beepad maid fellow eat than es a manor b eat easm. Whams la sesommsbol Mr. Word at liestari this kstease, at Mr. Wald ~l rma' bindest. M sessumnisd Mr. Wished, who was IN yam et ads, sat who was the youngest law vete, they Ind then. (Langbtrr.) Lard &plea and Lied de Bus wrote lefts rabe•gindlagr sad nine/ lks l H 6l l it was bard terms," a sea whetted dm duty welt Thses Won won adenoma to the emdisdbourd at Ben tali. TM ante lords at the time were. EVA*, Maks, had previously bon sequalated with Mr. ward's eapabi- Mies. The Chairing said he thought the essmittee ought to call for the prolongs el them lats. The whams diseaurred, mad begged le iodise. The Chinni obeernil he 'add she so whet esseistist objeetios Dr. lisithisd to gnaw tbeee Wen whids wen written to him. lb yank spade), oil • public Wad's* and by pablie ma. Dr. limith unstably sold be bid se objeades ; but Lewd De Roes Misr was more si a pleft obarraltre Ilea Len Inglea's. Oat biter me willow is Len lieglea's ems haa Tte ld &rmea—Theis us a great seat li s ten written. Lord liegft's owa lesftshkg. (Las ) t ti e r aus lard was el *mks that the ought to be es they wen lawenn to he opines of a =g r assennept TM Won mini. pedaled ettbe kli g " e, bat it wee us• kftsed that Dr. Oda &add Imithllll.6 Dr. Omni veto we to say—Ho sestgatted abrade. k the regulation of the punsyseship. Up to August ell the malted eseeforte wen podded by the Admiralty, but Oat that time they were podded by himself, Meanie with the ensue of Oesebsr. that time he was able to ay whoa esd by what vessels dame medical supplies wen leaded sad &Wend. The snob bo seat oat mind m Scutari k Newasher sad Dumber, daring width Mie then was sa estpk rupgjj at Mead matiorts, Wk. were dinette les. Wished. the , whi n t be onsived asiniewledsmstsof their No Win arm is their delivery es Um pen el the treaspirt moles, ass did say Mons am& to it, se the were all duly noshed sad asbasnedged an at pimp Ow lumped seed. esasol to be It ft es.. ant. bad bags teemed *on wise me wow maderts or soppike at Send &dog the. pinieda, be send not hr M mien the lekreesdikine keseneL • Cheigmem—Thek arrival woad mot aement for the het it the aellaillise AM met soppythus. Thus mid mia lame they did met gayyb , them be eame they INA met poem Wpm, foe die amiltedties la soar ambitions Meted to Wm that they all poem them, bat if they elid M ma hems them it was dearly thik pia Balt. The ed Pears add We method ambito lea for *hair had* mil deagearia, awl be. wemeba the seam mew do ample& the pert wise tibia lb had Ile maim mimmitaial of the ameedesisa of the Oa died owskros. The lmidies was sagglisd by the Ottawa on hie retaiddia,bat they had se perm to biped the suppliee Net He merely lest Is • repaid= c is la go Seat imams he mat is a re= • lIIIOMmt beds is the spring of last yoga Ilp W Nowoottor he west ea masteatly g, sad at sal blEll We amber mimetic' to 14,000. He eabeepeady hat a_ pores. who saw all the medial comforts pates Wm* 1114; sad if it happemod that the store@ were pissed la We ship with allpea. that would have Ism /epeeist W MIL Vallee/ vim made over to him fir the par- Hie amt a/filmdom was to have two meals allotted shim emekediely he this 'grebe, sad afterwards he bad soma or alga. The Nod at the Weida' woe at the regaisidat gt We Derma by the as. ; eat if the had wee set imitable, tbs wag sispemlbie. Ho lad foresee& the dillealdes Puni C wadi Mee to the from the imatniedia of the ammietriee at Hie *mita as to the pod am dllasakthe h preheat there wee ea Me lake of Da. MiK esti the Noposoor sad., ham. sad es the= 'gt time OM 111111601 la be gam as magnolias* des lathe dleptiem m ft the west s e a ay~s *leaps of melled isMe at Saari, at ita limes had indeed kits to ohm lie gables. Them was lima ia plenty for ell the pupate of the Waged. The Chureia—So that, if the WM= bad no sheets, whose fault was it ? Witmem—The purveyor's. The Ckairman—Bat yea gest eat everything the par. mpg wasted. Wham—Tee ; met eat largo armadas of sheets. It le the duty of the pommyer, according to the regulations to leek le We main ofrosoorsy of the dawdles.' of the hoe /OWL Is WA power =Air the regulations to eater into Malelati We all the wadies. and the hiring of pumas to mill Ma to keep the WOW duly gloved; sad if this meemit dome it we la Ids fault. If the purveyor fount the affikeigglkam _he Ids imedielent, le BmM apply to the iioporiail sod hire tame ; sad, if them regulep dma MA beim ealeatod to, there wore mama of ket*ng it rediem, mil at dung all the canary wash It h l e er state of tewellisa Ida& the army was constantly la that previalua their reeddeg with regularity all the teem mat eat. The daddmi mat eat kr the hospitals temali he eimelamei to We panapa at Mari after the Odmls was feeles girths mime et main. The Duke of Thareattle sad Mr. Sidney Herbert emsdiet him se te the yeradely of amebas eat was., mad be semitereil IN at simidege to the pude wades if pal MOS Selig he elatmet. !lbw be oda that the Sealed wee is sea a state N timeliness as to repire the added eye at a limas to Want say impropriety or Is. parity, be epee Ismatizy in He had no Wag or supra tram the eating forth Wet the metope hal not W... duty bat he had m inim diowbeg that the somata af Moms ' washed in No vember wee between 14,000 eat 15,000 ; in December, il eChainata whited the word " Seem " cleaned. Witase.—" Pages" soh shirts, Mutate, makings, &a. two e s Kr. Layarilair of socks be m or aamirktua—Woald a pair agialregy they wadi be two pima The re pair of tho medical rites to him at bums lid sot allude to any adastimmese is We Maim d he:was led to Wine that at Bested eY was The whole of the anumeamsti fa Madbefilag hod oat for the bitches win mew 4 1114 . 11 id w pi dlif- rmeyer. together with the 111111111, gad amoet We supplies. As to da WOW at Tana. km* me mpg% gad he therefore wall aft my if it was booliorer Wl= Shea that at Scutari. The mama from the medisel M ail gat state that their clef was imillaiest, but they had to week very vigorously mei airy WU. By lard Ileyntar—Do yea think it to the public advm lop to moist Ile lemitels ba pivots asatributiona, and to mit dab ammoomaiat is Me game matter ? De. loolAb—llkobloikr ad. Lea Sepsear—le It pm *aim flat persons of the beirmiumS ma ere et Miesltigktlagale shed& have a dividee aralbeedy with dm medical ilea is the impart ? Dr. Smith them* it word he mast medeMsato in its melts and detrimestal. Mies Ilahtlagolo west oat as ampodatemdtat et the nurses, bat he dl not haw what some her imstmelleme. &we viz or seem malisel sea Wiwi their meglios to hies (Da dada) to ere ceo4 bat he MA met weep diem Ho did met bag. diet Dr. Hugh Klinger eg am aimed their swim He was Wigs to pt young gide:eats is go oat, nil AWN' Mee SID el than from the comumemsemeat T I heir Weil wet ; 10e. • day and h. for this sweat T . ra weeks* emy Ilk J. PaMigadim—Have you received say complaint@ reread of the Weld of medicines at Balaklava ? Dr. Bir 3.. repaived a letter this morning from &Widen, me that when • regimental edger there required game quinine for low fever he found that lbw wee awe. Dr. 111.16-1 f lime is sot quinine there, there is • proper imbedlate—ameigheas quinine (as we mderstood). air J. Pakhatia—le it am • very neesseary medicate in Dso .il a met idai low levee ? r. Sir J. Italals it sot a thing that ought to be with Dr elm al Dr. emith—Tm. t air J. Pekingese—ls it • mildest ismer to say that dare is a sabstilmte ler the Ammo al toads, at 'lda. Mats ? Dr. Simitb—No. Sir J. Pak ingtea—Thia, ought time met he be quinine then; sad is seem • adkhat waft M mmegialate taw no palm i there ? Ds illedib—Dadaiddy sot. He raidad medical reports Mee heated em the postal matters there pariodually, and of the semlied supplies end aosaiorte ant there. sad =were dimmed from that paha to ell the other ste lae. sad ft email be the fah aides head medical depart ure* Mere if he did mat apple bit or w wow slams So mover received say latimaelea from the gememment that Were would be a gourd h= at Smatal, or anything Bela Dr. Borrows to that a The Chairman—ls it withla your knowledge that a ma dam quality of quinine was ant out misinally to have any rum complaist e@ that alluded tie by Sir J. Dr. art•ial Dr. Smith here dammed, to dogmata, is a very vehe ment triagma,ems• mikes el the mama gives by the Bro. Mr. Oilmese, to the aka that Dr. ilyomee, who was •gesgeber We Madge Bend. IN • esais.law It ll6 4 l .lladtb). It wee met e.iy met mutest, but it was not migratory to she oedema. Dr. Welk bat as yet received no report hos the MAW Commlsiss, EA mot know that say 'idiom het medial ategegialty. Obalsam—ar. Mazwell is la the room. Mr. lagma—Omilielerg that you aro Dtreatemeemeal 11 tb s isia Degoodwt, do pea sot Walt yes aught to • gessimi lbw regoets ? D. Smith basest he should ham thts It due Wl= THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY WINING, MARCH 27, 1855. tee basal, esimeslosel betssme t is whisk Mae bad bees sewed premed= es Se greyed of wit, brespeothe Nf essisaty. Meet of the resat peosetkes bed bees es die ewe of merit. Ur. Leyerd-1 Mw reeeited • letter Ma *Ds Ceisse, dated let lessery. ben • penal oases is sheep of tbe' Fieet Dolan, Nodes that** ersiewatal lessesee de se thies. tbd *0 ass are WitbSialklNSlN Ilakellt Maine. eddies* you deittleg, IMAM needled essidevis wittiest die mem of ersompselis. ass were Meg= tyerseray ea tbe wet seewed, as ailed Obey MIS sell by • wet bleak" awl dried deers, se to ems dee serer, to be ovenbird by the drat edsteds, ga• —le that. Dr. Sod*, a wive* se proper et of Wisp Dr. 111 . =“11—It damped woe with tomsplete I bare resolved. • By Mimi Idiaihrip4isee M (wham) sadists* to lamed the ddpemet Ike mailed some. be IPSO esipmei. bie ft the itW if these semi. TM anted it laded ef all Mat he bad dapped bed hese hap Milled to him. The lien. 8.0. Gismo, on the ~...ding whams rade l kg. was sad Mad 110 he had hese, thee, Mier the impoidset OM Dr.llpmee was a Madve er me. seethe si Dr. Altsig Malik e, aid he &Mahn' the IPM M peihdise Dr. ledge la the eyes of the or Means • eletemist Ida& he believed to be Ina.: Dr. was eaSed, sad mid, le mower es Lied SE mar, that be was dopey Imgesesegsseralef had hous la the medial seeds, el gee semy some pet ef that time ea the stet as a lbeedem 16 wee and." Segall lespestiegeseral of bee PIM es the 4th sC Weber lest. He hail set bed ft irmat ei any veey large behse _gds. The larS i‘ whielt ha i r= oder semageemat Mabee. at eall one hem 12, to ill manta He eat to the Crimea la Aril hat m a else en gem if the lose rms. He re ambied M Oessendaegle, sad did set it Yams with the army. The gonad hospital at gwtari was selabikhed ea W MI Jam last, salmi witames smudge the Wash beeped wee dimly afterwards set on feet ma sepplemistsl hospital. Shaft after their estaighlimest be merbd Mee the meant of eseimmedatisa they emit gOirL He leaked am the barn* Mond as a men makeshift The Ismael holed we superior, but still it wee delbstive la I h g imps& Se reprtid ea the aceommaildiss in the iiaia. la MOM'. to Mejer May (the damnedest), Dr. Aabsw flialth, sad Dr. Hall. He merbd that the two Hebe able to seeemi two thousand He also reported that same of the rooms tit hospitals were in a filthy state, end that be had aid it Smut or early in September to the conentandaat hifma the maul of the skit. to lave them Mused and whitoweeked, whisk wee Mee. He (wham) took the whale *up of the two impede tram the 11th Jose until the Ist January of Ode yea . He mho dated k his report, that he had to the memeatiaat that repairs sad alterations were is the desks sad privies maaseted with the hospital, w se& repairs, it • certain extent, were made. TM Tuna* hospital hulk for oonveleseents, whisk wee sepals of semmadat log 600 patients, was placed mike lie separintsedesse about the latter end of September. He had 21 ntediall man seder him at Scutari modem to the battle of Ahem sad after Alma and Inhumes he received fresh aselicel mashes' flee day to day. He was in the habit of Male leg the mdkal ma who ems down from the Crimes with the silk flee service IS 111" hospital ; and he &INN say after the batik of lakeimann they were petty well off for sidled eisiolesee at Scutari. Mr. Ward, tile perv abs ey e er i had Pus Ms w sadentandihat he (the pu be Me to mpb the whole of titrequisite:7ns am ber of pWs shish the hemilais meld asemeactlaw, and that he wet eat ID mike himself messy as that subject. Wises he remised to this memay he me 'eked by Dr. Andrew Smith it make • statement of the illiwalties he had a:primed la the Modish it Sealed, red be did so. He had prodesely steed these dillealtise it the weekly reports be mat Mae to Dr. Smith. The roped which he made to Dr. Smith was dated the 14th February last, and he complained is it of the eesselemal want of medical mis use* in the hospitals, of the adwaced age of the purveyor, Mr. Ward, and of the loomed's°, of the clerks in lir. Ward's' department ; the want of bedding for the sick and wounded in the barrack hospital, which he attributed to the purveyor; the delay in the return to Scutari of the baldiag and other stores which had boon taken to Tuna, when the armies removed there, from defi ciencies ia the transport service ; the bad conduct of outdo corporals who acted as ward neuters ; and the waned orderlies. Both Dr. Hall and himself did all that in them lay to procure the /darn of the stone from Tarns to Mated. He end not say, alter the battle of Inkermann, that they bed • willeient quantity of bedding, but they made the soot ef what they bad, and huh sup plies were coming out it.. leatead from time to time. In the first in wham repealed to Dr. Hall, bat se Dr. Hall was in the Crimea, that led to delay in the redeem of grWances ; sad latterly, at Dr. Smith's repast, he fspstetcd directly to him as well as to Dr. Hall. Oa see ..seed k• was obliged to apply to the Turkish govenmeat hr bed ding, and they furnished Is with a supply. Witeess's duties were almost oveewholideg. Besides bade( as e:- main. correspondents to aoudad, he had sonstsally to attend to various matters of reedm, aid it base impossible for his to visit the kepi& every day. He was told from time to time that the clothing was deficient, and he applied to the pillMffle to have it furnished ; and fa ems where that dim Uhl him that he had not the this's mated in mare, alms told him that he must procure them. He often sailed 111111 attention of the purveyor to the asessaty of kesplinc the hospitals Ikea he (whams) , at Lae, nude every c iet to keep thin sleek hat be was anee Mask& with the 'sedition in whale Shay week He admitted thee after the battle of bdtermaaa the bunch WOW was in a filthy date He melee* the bad mediate el the privies. Sometblep was dim to remedy that, and le improve the drabs; bet at that time they were afield M pe estiedvely tat" mammy diseadeas it that kind lest it might mileages the lives ef the patleale. The fact was dist the privies IMO so am sheeted es M admit of bow adapted to the wersegesey. 111 r. Wsekett lofted at emituf ea the Me of Seperimber, and beams has that time but 'Seem maid Mt eap the woes ia a musk *ma ibis after that. By Mr. The hem* hospital was fi lthy se doubt. bet Ms Mats hid beta amok everdnewn. Ha mat say he .ewe saw the leers muted ever with the fosse of the palliate. lb sot help observing the fildp_dies of the ma se he mat mad the wards, ad he hid the W el** everything that wee seeseemy. Is tonawd Mire were several modem whoa the P maid even with mosey la Ids pocket, obtainreeoln what was waste' is the hospitals. By Lied Sepaser--Ile received slater from Lord Strat ford on the lei Ifewasber, asking to be furnished with a list tithe milks mist wasted ia die hospitals. He sent a list to his lemislap es the Mb November, bat many of the Whim gm set got me the Olt January, and lir. Wee hal.thoperveyer, what mad ups to ezplaia the delay. staled AM it bad arises he. the peat difficulty he had se peeleseed fa 'bislang them la Oesetestisse i He added the a etirespe had eves he had in prearing sash articieL I r sg artil l e of attain ment were teem% deer mate, and this, of that kind. He did not knew that say of the ma ia hospital had died from the went of the emu= weenie if life. By Mr. Roebuck—lt was pos~ha a man to have died he the MOW Inge the went of Nam summariesof life wiggles his (witness's) he had never beard OHL His Mass were He had all the "Mkt amegisalame at VI" it carry cm ; he had ameseiw haft NW* . e. He had iM gp with the sem= af Ss wit asa. Whoa the milt& sessireat e seee oat M e w k the 11,as of wham * dam • tbe department was la aisles; OM the wee ast ha se dimly a slate as he spell id& Hew after Yr. Wailed seimlle aey 111`we' t erie o the ...10:101 thew s istillt a f r e sit t 11117,11 " RWillie. 1117= ""..n. 5i Wok he wide lime to Dr. Smith elide, that then waste gasket supply of order lies ; bet be mete to Dr. Hall oa the anbjeet. He admitted having mak a report to Lad Stratford the Whites wee wanted in the hospitals. That wig wool likely be sent to Bogland to Dr. Side i sad ft was probable that upoa that report Dr. Salk peeled the =laswhisk he expressed to the nose ametheisser. that patleman visited Seated, that there we them Maks wasted in the hospitah j bet he (witness) {Mee web beam *Dr. Smith Oboist, te that ekes. Eu was lima OM the weak( k the hospital was pow , toed hj assinet. N _ e aseighlat was made to bin ,11104 wishing was witted, be bed masa that the sham of the sick and toot ad were litky. The committee adjourned until tenicerew (this day). LORD RAGLAN ON THE WEATHER. TO TOP 3DITO 01 TOO DAILY NNW& 811,—Having been all *bag as eager reader GI Lord Raglan's eloquent sad mink &gneiss, I have lass particularly strait by the elan atteatios hY lordship see to devote to 'meteorological observations. If his lordship tells as little about the Remiss., he sever &mints giving his enntryneu at home the fullest inhumation upon that which is traditkaally said to be the Raeishaam's favourite topic—the weather. Might sot his lordship penitably employ his isisurii—of which he and by this time be almost tired, is the oompilatica et a weather almanac& ? The " Ronan Anther Altman" would, I have ao doubt, soca eclipse is popularity the " Murphy" of teener days. March 26. zAman. STAMP DWI= ox Newmatime.—Depaty Lott is to brim feresed the fit melba .t tho seas Melt Comm Mesa : " That this Osert do Roses of Padiammt spiel the tohies br Kr. Oisisteas, sad leada, • 11111 le alter sed lima the lams misp i la t he Mom boa she Ida- Mg mit a Ilfew erad globs lisevaise meta m Ihmemilly,' same lis of Mamma breirash lemma as If mad hie a kw it will' Om of alommases MOM et sea realm - ef sena% the puma semiese mallaises, makes. sad gism ash, piney sreeppirik, wi ahem el every kid g sa4 mill imam pu tty ' la the mem, while dsgeles Wand, mime stmeastre say base bus masa by sseamees vases. et tha Mem at pro em{ salad by the km of the werslzi.". NA MI AIM 31110R1 BELOTOPOL.—e following changes Mtn rhea pleas is the staff and oth e r departments of the army Wen Sebastopol : Lleutteant.Celosel Brewi ng& assistant edjamat.panal, Ist airline, is morarily tresakesed Ie de es assistant ell thiaripwal of the Dhithiso hi of CoiensillaiNee gibs Ma left, Mike of a wolfed baud, be One maths' M ato of Osseo to lighted. Oda I. Mesa, OS Itegimente wed Omni& V. Wing, Nth Megimant, have bees a siithethreethlts Ithetenthethsweel Pesasktime, ermessiellatbe Ind Mika, sad Omens thredield, Mat •dethest m ea ss. eismerTsellepo ka commend• lag the let tad rle, 57th Begins's% Is 'misted brigadowethetr. lot Brigade, 4th - Dism • islimeng - naiad Assn, lately pro soorti.„..a_heve been snubs' to divisions es Mims :—let elms Dr. Weed.tothe 2nd Divides; lat dais that n iramg=ssa 57:11losetl, to the MI Milks ; Ist Nees Ise& 111=Dr. ftn*. to the Mk Division. Mr. G. Foster nsethOW esperiatesthat oldie Croatian labowen acre the serene of the amity. AZT Riouirnons nt TES CAMP.—lnertheed attention is brit denied is the emdtary seekties of the math th_ the Onset.. The Movieg gennel wasp was peNthed ea Mardi I Mad Quartwa, bean Mir topel, lob Mesa, 1165.—With rolMsos to luau ceders, the Mid Illawhal Cosawthileg begs that generals of divi sion, Chunk Lembiegles e raestswang the Naval B i the teems esnunsakag Royal ArUllery and w* Mite immallato Mope for ellsstmUY bori ng all deed mein& and sal width say be head within the limits of the greed, se panted et by the minium quart ammeter gesseal loess hoed carters. 'They will also be so good as to ISM all the rime eisthing, and other rab bi& lyiag abet the weep, to be esliested and burnt; and all broken end empty bottles te be burled. Fatigue parties on this occoalas will rawly* the Mal workiog pay.—By order (signed), T. B. B. Beroorms, ap.43ea." The Thalia, wile' sit bet Omehlinnegie is the lith, wind at Marseilles se Besisy. The Imperatris, which left Balsklave on the 11th of Muth, reached Malta •,._ , • ‘1 PAZ AND MILITARY ea Th Gleans, Caked* with the let Royal Lancashire Militia, arrived at Corfa oa the 116 fastest. The reel:ant leaded ea the Miming seeraiss, sad the ship left Corfu for Mahe es tie Iftli IGO. ABUTS-U.IT MAACK 26.—ArrozananTs.—Liauto• mate : J. W. Voiotia& (1141 the Jams Watt. el. maw stow 0i4,44106.1ke50 pow, at NototoWt; J. FL Manyatt (1111 0. 2 r ocia lito Maas.* mow olormilla at 1111wrano. Is IM 11, dean mask 01l Mime c s at i 5. ... ; rr-.zr,oth. oilsw. raw hoi OW licao ow. NMI Aatooloo owl Wet Illados i ltr i4 Dor goo. 2. - 1 =11: $ 7. Ilimillos (1011 , 4 tom Ilto W a 1 l'artwasalbja dr Wear, on boat ;aZ W. IL Transit • ). Imo as Wooatio e OD, mew Mora*. at t• haw. I. gin bat /MOM IIL C. Erg solkood Is Obeli/Ado& I, paddl► tobsol dna at 000.1tonamorto tbo Ilload. Clods E. OM). to Wo Corm 111. mow doom INN of 400 Yen perm at Plootooll; 2. A. loolama, to the Majestic, SIM OMB da ra lli 4111 Yam pouor, la ibIIMISEB; end A. D. Wl* the ot Mosta% 111, mow dem Otto, cl 700. hu l im"S Cloolth. i r Gat to the Groper, 111. patidkrortrol dam. mime o MMus moor. at Portossot. towrozZod tit! W. I. wad Was Saatoati, WI, mow Man . at Dompoport. ali tool Cabot Z. erk:tuisooll. to the Jame Watt. PORTSMOUTH, Mason 26. The Pert Admiral, Ns T. J. Game. went est le Spit ball heasy ie the The Quo , steamer. eel keeled We leg ea lord the Steptert id l iesi N p ar the puma eltmeg the Sett rne wish est Ishii the hute• liase. Ma erseelles go set vity ler eeedelty a sedittalis ewe et Om bihe asuglel 1a amiss est. At 4 *desk din Alma thillal got to do =Wise stardee te ea tastemed el :—.9415. 91; 91 ; liskaile 91 ; St eel Mean the Cllr the Alin, t ; he it •4 1: Vaiket, 30 ; i l i t= le a ; Itaohne, IN. The mailable the 114. MI Net keetibt te. flu Melees NM dupe were eels reeheest Intel& both the ham et llasetbattki We& e l l er ese mkt the lie et Wight gam essidies the latel, 9; , le; like% 18; be. The dim% 111. mew Ala Cheek Isheres. arrived front Ply mouth tear, sad Weed the Belie Get The Oselatm i tkelle Meet% eel Osespa. I. peddle sleep. west at oat keeleur sad Oast Or lift hest The Arm WIN. mew shle beg nth Orley, sad goes oat of tostwat le Jim the heltle hut toescarow. The Wm, 11. yells *se. selarsed to Betheed yesterday host the seetweed. —TM Mining po D-Wa. nd My le the m — lrmomet. hmid ehopide the dodgard to .clay, and Is ot DUBLIN, Nazar 2s. Tho provisional battalion stationed in Limerick Garrison, aai onaprielog the 9114 17th, 99th, sod 99th asp% resetved an mite at the elm at is week that fa sedition to the drafts now may ardor, /or settee ININTIIIB, all elsetteo soon, oo natter What I bar kot dal! hold theossives in readiness to leave on Ile Mist 410 11 On suabarbation. The Moira' gamy Gompany's steamer Argo is to take est to the Mess* ellsem. NO troops, mad 110 Meese. She Is to be ready ea the BM el April nest. Captain cultic, the had et the Tramped Board, visited Southampton. cc Sanader, to *post the slumels steamer Parma, to we I is mold seam Gawky ft the Wm& Nee 'tweets decks, however, wore bawl aft WO peplos. It is probable that dr will be takes wp le DMZ, litsta U.—Trilasre o. ss o6 sum down ba sal'. and ssissedWl westward. The War" westward . N a , N W, gessesied to.day Onshweleis. MUSIC. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. The mead eoecert took place last evening. The following was dhs pessrasams : ___ P L Aria—MO imadmis Moeda* (Kn. Lackey) „. CbantiaL beerte—llslis Mr. •ice* nalegrts"—lntzodoettos, Pressed= ; Weddizis Mils and mid ; Oft lipilhalmkia ' The ow tr . th 9 eYgatids ... mat of overtures, yet so frequency of repetition is oink to destroy its freaks's'. Hear it as Ala as re w n e sn sil d it is ever welcome. Lest night it was to the eche and loudly oored • which it owed no t m anly to its own istrinia I :assilenes, but to the admirable manner played. T —the fire, brilliamey, and variety of effect with which it was he masa la which Herr Wwsr brought eat Ohs Maeda of a dos so familiar to everybody was nalleinal et field to show his qualities as a caW d'orchads. Oliseubieffs heeded dr te n ; mis e s hedit irro ss:ci s g r a misse a, lasi s te i =a ba lyt a r e. totte—cme of the most same deb and a Agitate ma sadoetake—was triumphantly stansemhi. Our smatepeaa skewed himself able to eater Ms Isis itni aay et ids ilsdp dada The beautiful quality of Ida has—dint menden whisk is its pallier featurs—ems as as ewe ; sad he played with even seen than hie anal mow mad Imam of mantios. The ffrhtli public had, he Om int time (for we do not take ate emend sae to two bow ettemateto play on. of his overtone), a iridium of Haw ofagaer's qsalities as sungosar. • fes= a dames week twashand face the ls the wisest peas, is assmearily beard to Air deprived si the assais d a..... sni whoa a b r= ars requisite to dimple its sad prams its sled; and the mew the as* be Ibis were it saws Ism sash 'lie selsoliow boa Lehmarisembied obkft of a model wk. Wads& of ibe seea u x= s kiad rnlyssesedem, with *seed soap mai Tame tbe auk is amassed milk ell Ow pomp mai of the stage. Wegast's sowie. , bowevet. Modred as it woo of Owe es sandal aseamodse, had a weal Omit , sad awed Ilwearebte rampant. It ma head Oolateasask bowie eaddserasz /wag aid rbytbsisal misisily t sad neredisis debases of 'amalgamated's. Wood, se e r :a l , ise le a u a l dials Barka la the passe et sal mesa bin is sWwaift sal werasty of fees. Ilselbsosa's wined &sad spaglisay firmed, as usual, lb, wbsis MINA pet of Ow wasert. It bees awfully osbatiesd, sad woo ellogetber very lady sembeteed. The daft prodded wild Herr Wegner's abseils Eared sswelises how these to tibia we had boss aseastomed ; la owl eases. we soy w, Wegase readings am; Owe whisk we w wo omanly dodged s la Get away. nil rositatite, gigged la galas b ui lt% = s tem% wee raw isle& ezewatiely IMO by bib( takes la Bidet thee, without the solimilia WNW, allowed. The ream= bad bard wink to salads tbs glasses; but poet swap and iwpslaulty were Oft to Ow did. as = s ol Ibis gnat work, wawa by Met Wagner, was chug with the yoognates. It is very spirituel sad= maw; sad melba to the eesapeset designs sad tied wbisb ei b l e sew bad dreamed of. But, abet. ewie weybe tof lon Wagner) lasabsallsa tbia raps" si any imputalles se went d dueratisa on his pert ai rst li greatast olds predecassed. CAMBRIDGE., Mans 26.—The Craven Scholarship has been strutted to William Oasis Gins, of Ls% College. Tits elocton were of mitts that the saris of Edward Lawford Brown, of TVS'S Den sere very nearly equal to those of the saasasfal dile. The Pons Sokoluship has been awards& le Esabset Saw, of Bt. John's Collage. Loan CARDIGAN AT YzoTlL.—The Earl of Car digan arrived at Yeovil at ErMog tweak& as rugs Lees Brew to Derobsomr, ssd set with as sadmisisetie reap tics fro. sits Mahan% tras leased Sot it woe his Statics to rusio Sr a ia the tows, throagod ths railway satin I. pest eyelike his anhal. As soca es his leriship Mind his anises, the hews were takes oat, sad, bladed by a hos* of anis, Its Isas drawn to the Mesisid Motel, NAM Se lewd aosissatino of the.. asessilsiL Us ambit est alma the ass Mai fns the bold is aohasitedistat of hit will remplisa AMERICAN RICZIETS sox TER EIIROPEAII WAR. —The Noe Fork Cowior ressatly Stases that if soldiers ter the Edda easy was raked is Amides, see bat beyond*, a th e United glass, bras iambus snail he swatted, tad the writer usual flat Web a *late es a great Mid to mew dike e Ms ti litstes, sew eveript elm ostsi voh sits te fres the liaillsk bleak ass out of Asia, at Us ammo silks . It bis w s:shoes esaMod, we Ism set um Slit watheEty, Sot rosollogilalient as Maly la be ales alaMhbsil ea sass the Itestbk et flit imam Ist is Ousels eel New Bewelielhh-41111411111pyr. COURT OF r.—MAlca 28. serous ma. 00102111101,11 lITSLAMINZ. IN Bs WUBTILL. The bankrupt had traded as a warehouseman. in Noble- West, war the gem of B. Waistell and Co. This was the asellisale merilim The waits showed the bankrupt to Mee beta be a daeleatay, at the beginning of 1863, of 8,7751. He now owed to asecured creditors 16,0211. • to &se Wale' security, 9101. ; (Part!, ser v ed), 3.11181. The assets had oaly realised about 001. The pram were only 4751. ; looms, 3,8311.; trade expenses, 2,7171.; private do., 4181. Mc G. Lawrease, for the enigmas, called attention to the large deadest, with which the accounts commenced, sad the &sedans result of the bankrupt's trading. Ita peered that he had bees in the habit of depositing g with bill-brokers, to obtain temporary acoommodation. Shim the bankruptcy, the bankrupt had 'iodized all the mirror be W pewee to the origami. Ks. aegis, baralt of the Margit, said that the de fidsasy witb 4blek be emounemmeed waisted almost wholly of a stasis debt to a Mr. Jackson, ape. whams suggestion he bad dissolved partnership with hie leother, and gone on ea his owe soessat Jackson aadectakby deed not to en ides his datomd the bankrupt was this induced to continue bomber ; burg esmassamd without capital, he was cons d le borrow iler emeithing hewanted, and to raise money by Swum at as ciatihat rata. Er Herm said he mast reprobate in the severest terms sea realms halm es the bankrupt had been guilty of. He bad crossed with a ielidasey of 8,7001., owing at *satiate WOK He bad aor bummesed his debts to up ▪ 111,0001., las meaner white showed how utterly reeking he had bees. The wart did set say that a man eight to stop immediately he was is a dasissey, if he sew a cnos of retrieving hlf. Hen there was nose sash. The bankrupt kept getting worm • he had paid close ;upon 1,1001. for discounts. How could any trading stead that ? The result must De bankruptcy. The general expanses also were large, upwards of 2,0001. against 4761. of profit. No case could more clearly demosstrats the deplorable effects of reckless trading. The certificate (of the 3rd class) would be suspended for twelve months. As there was no fraud, though a great amount of misconduct, protection would be granted. IN 13 011.117ITHS, NiWCONII, AND 00. The bankrupts were shipowners, of Gracechureh.street and of Liverpool. The case hes frequently been before the mart. The accounts were filed some time ago; but the examination has been adjourned from time to time in order that the bankrupts might furnish explanations of various items in the accounts. Mr. Plows now, on behalf of the assignees, expressed their mitigation with the accounts. Mr. Linklater, for the bankrupts, asked for an extension of the allowance beyond the former order, which was granted. ' The bankrupts passed ; and the 26th of April was named for the certificate meeting. INSOLVENT DEBTORS OUu.._ wow BBL 0000611101111111 MUMS. IX Till KATT= 07 RICHARD LIDDINOTOA. lITZAORDINAIIY CABS. This insolvent, who bad been a timber and cattle dealer at Easter, in Oxfordshire, wee opposed by Mr. Dowse for Hrs. Elisabeth Porter, • widow, residing at Barton, Ox fordshire. Mr. Sargood supported. The insolvent was in prison at the suit of Mrs. Porter, who was a creditor to 9531. The insolvent, in his schedule, alkspoil that he was to be married to her, and provided thel sake, beef, and ring for the cocuion, but she did not come, end lie was informed she had goats off with another man. The complainant was called to deny the statement, and to show the manner in which ner debt was contracted. Her evidence was to the effect that she had known the insolvent about twelve months. On the let of April last she went with him to Buckingham, and received 1601. from an auctioneer, arising out of her late husband's property, and she gave him the money to pay into the Encoder Bank in her name. On the Erd of April she received • further sum of 7031.9.. 3d., which she also gave to the insolvent to pat into the same bank for her, in her name, which he told her he had done. On the 11th April she went to the bank to see if her money was safe, and found he had drawn it out. Afterwards she saw the insolvent, and he refused to give her the money, on which she eoewlted an attorney, and an action was brought. In addidim to the 8671 . 95. 3d. which she had placed in his kends, be owed her 991. 115. 6d. for bay, making her debt 96111. Os. 9d. She dented that tbsy were to be married, or abet the money was to be laid out en a farm. She denied tint be had provided the cake, beef. and the ring, eel Ilmesise went off with another man. Thee statement is tbo sebadula was not true. On ovess-ezendwa tion, Mrs.lP•Misr Mated that she had no particular acquit* , once with the insolvent. Her husband died in July, ISA She had met tile insolvent at a sale and he afterwards called on her. Whim site went to Buckinf p liam, the landlady of • pablie-hessee t sits admitted, ea be ing premed, called her ",Mrs. Liddingtsa." ale bad not invited them to tea. Oa be SW* questioned, eke admitted that he might have dined or taken tea between November and April " forty times." She declared that be bad never slept in the same house with her. She was asked how many umes they bad occupied the same bed. And, after hesitating, denied that they had occupied the same bed. Mr. Commissioner Phillips asked her why she had hesi tated. She had a right to object to the question if she thought proper. The vitae. said —" I don't choose to answer that question." Mr. Sargood said after that answer he should not pur sue the subject. Mr. Commissioner Phillips thought there was no reason further to question the witness on the subject. They had all heard her evidence. He had made up his mind on the subject. The witness was questioned as to the shops she visited with the insolvent at Oxford, and reluctantly admitted that she went to a draper's shop, and the insolvent bought a shawl for her. She also went into a jeweller's, and he bought a ring. She could not tell whether it was a ring. And, after • good deal of examination, admit= it was a wedding ring and she had tried it on her finger. Mr. Sawed said, after such evidence he should not wry the examination any farther. Mr. Dowse informed the court that after what the court had beard he should withdraw any individual ground of complaint, as to the manner in which the debt of Mrs. Porter had been incurred. He should, however, inquire what hod bosoms of the money. Kr. Commissioner Phillips told the learned counsel he had exercised a very sound discretion. From the insolvent's examination, it appeared that be had placed about 8001. into the bank, of the money he had of Mrs. Porter. He drew out the money in a few dam mad had laid oat • portion is his business. About the NW May, whey the trial was to take place, he west to 1111111141 with him between 2001. and 3001. He endil galear , read nor write. He was in France about two mglebb mad spent about 1601. in Francs in travelling ON& Whoa le landed at Folkestone he had about 801. left ad *e to soy. He went to Birmingham, where his brotbfe Reed, sad is. turned to London in August, where he was arrested at the suit of Mrs. Porter. His son at Birmingham bad soil odds for him on commission, and sent him 601., whirl be hod ▪ The insolvent mused a good deal of merriment by taking out of his pocket a piece of the weddinreake he had pro vided for his intended marriage, and which oda be took with him to France, where he went in the expeatellian the marriage might be settled. Mr. Dowse appeared' s/ Mr. Jonas Pub" as weardostme, at Meaner, to get a tiet est right in the Nish& will respect to some Uunum ices between them. The twelves. and Mr. Paxton were mminioed la respect to a sum et mho, stated in the sobsffuls. The Mused soomei mode no address to lho Mali es the we of Mrs. Porter, sad the insolvent was adored to be Idimbarged. THR FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From The Mark lam Ewen.) The porta Molland and the Balticnot being yet open, I pier tor devey hare rallainad till lid* at noininal rake, I bat tba s lu t the Lead= aukke has revived thm. The likaral intlemion there ewers to be that peek remains very dosagg. At Abeteedrin. ea the Wet Latent, a eamitterabk badness was ane to wheat and rye, at unaltered rake, for hook is. ~kw Oa the flat kink at knew% the make rettoud ar N with betty k ininallen In Ombra Manwpowa whist brY•ebl 3 Aug sad 24 en lai h er pee OD Mien Kea Maned 26 de., and Lake, Is. to Oa lasi At listft en as Ma lat. the lnqatry be wheat was very galled. with andleiegentellwa. The ampere of wheat tram Alp riaand Is neldily w 754,010 ait 1101111MNaral0 at MU hectolitre', a= od umil liet i g loo kw hew hest eat through the lee of the lan Ed lade, kg Se tale : arglealla f. oersted to be opened le it Whet as ing el the mega What has ban Wag toe 1/=way be InOwil. at Ks. to 61s. 6d. for Ks to . nog Kr el to K Da Mecklenburg at Ks. 6d. to gg. Ito Mika yolk Ile a Ulla gewitadt and Pedenlait have Mill SI Ire so 'MIL to 111 , 1==p ik en=bet tells. sore Is new temenled. te MA qr. frill In rod. Baler has hat la dierril hale now oat gi le ISA lbs.Dala meta had Mk. le NA ill. Ors ing leised. end prier usalwil. Geed hare lime Sks i qp. Some oa Mai Mee aka dleausl 6IA east awl se the ert mete' Wm& elremaw6Uwlewpo,aY seabereadily hog atter quaggastr.w wens" and new M. to Na.. toe end aka gle. lia.per taw ad wog Ka at ULM Ka At gig% oaths lah i f i.,OM bad Imiked itz tigress. Badness In Keel weagelet. witheetdrege par Q. Ma kat. a Piele. the gam market wee meek se lan n • ke peewee eghwe SS to al keno pa mot, and kr dilkey to tare soft hem hem amended—there ware ham at 11121 Is M linnia. ftWee awe aired a sale of l.ble seas. Mare was waft air la gab SI Gs 21r1 last.; and goer. If 'Bethke. wee AK wee dell thielnes Ras New Ted we kern thin wee a amid kr few at an edam ot Us. le wit tel. _ le lake" bah. gener. The nag masteorbianW Mawws leek to Opeatiale la pets at Alsandria had ban Malted ince last ad. gm. et sina ths erne edam The engager' Ise INA whet. Ka la MA SA per qr. tree ea bead; beam NB. W. to Ms. Ild.l Mr Ma. al.; lettha n aten to 2k. 7d. Duke ke i weed kilemee at rocel ram he ant atm to r the Maga alga sees& hal WM* tea tike I up: helf etir . whist. at is. to Gs. ; the sier gear In buns end Mks a tier to Is. kw rens; eta two at Is. ed. he Maws. rani are added on purge b ala i ll a , W e ' ON lad adder treaPaladeleiga gate Nei the market to leer be creme enewaydet ins sash Meer; the teless. wit a Fete OF stead Mr good memos breads were 8 dos. Its. to V dois. Ita., sad estn fatally 10 dola, per barrel. The wow loattad; 400 good barrels boogbt S dole. s74e. pee s foal Arm, at 4 dots. 182 a tar barrel. Wheat Isla fair home hl form. ? rases. 2,0 f bushels good Soothers aod psemyfraawa sold ot 2 Selo lle. par bushel afloat and to store. Arrivals .1 o% morn were more pleatlfol, sad mien rather lowa,. 11.000 Im ba44 el 3 dots. :ow told at 9fiisy a. per babel sent. Rem of Moser wed Arla-3 . 4 for preens store. 073e 4 for per waggon. sent. I*. to LONDON wmix DOME 11N2171118.—N akm Delivered. Pr. eeeie,W. India.. awake S.lie MOO liaaritlaa ► bap 16,440 11,200 D anel Idiedraa bep 111,000 11.700 Parade Op MOO 12,000 Owns, alga 15 129e11a take 429 Ovine ..... 5OO Cape, W.L bade 1.200 2. 410 pr i r.V . 1021 . ; ... 1,500 500 lak - GO; 007 3 2 i7, 6, 040 4711 7 706 $1,400 7,4 r 11,800 wltimpie .—Li ail we oollllolmwon. e safe. Iliac/ 18.—The market fiNoft, fa pekes. The fer were , Imo& awes. old 1.0011 on speeolatioa—camprialag sad Ideneremott Md. to 61d.; 300 Egyptian, at ed. to Surat, at 30.10 did.; and eOO Bea Wawa, at 9d. to 1r 00ALL Lomat, *km td Barshop% 10a. id. ; Nora May Bartley, ed. ; Itavessweetli lay, Ha.; On* Poustl, lk. Id.; Taallald Naar. gad lawns. 16s. • Elsa Mein. Ills Labia' PAR Welk BM Braddylia id l . 9B. ,• Walk iad Pramwalleak, Zed Haseall, 10a. ; Walk lad Mike. 601. ed. ; Napier °Timm 195. ; Wake 108. ; Walk nu, 1054 Walk Bad Ikea NM" 199 Id. ; Walla flatten, 198. 9d. ; Walk if 11981,99r4 900. 6cL Whitwell, 179; Was id OM% ; ; I Hall. 178. Id.; Walk EU Tay 1198. ad .; Ricks, Hanky, 16a. 6d. sate to , C. AsTo3 dill p planner • , . ° c --------. ha B d°ll ' e eki E o r ._ or krro l ciree„ . home o st .z i -.es st Nonsylvisiiil i •ninas a Moo b."12 1 ‘ wed Arm-6 - " zik t• 6 d o k i t Gook 11,, OWL, ilk 1106 V""..; sr-- lA* 11.4 7 6 1.003 tw o , 1,640 1W ,6M = 7 re" 11,14 ' • E ,400 p t .. ' li z , 11,1•0 p , i; AN 1 490 5,.. Now 13, 030 pir e . dm. et rkst okesO u t Minos Pere kOOO WY eh _Wee 250 p ew , Lama w. to tot ; i ~,,, Ms sr o la 1,1, per fr• Table I to OW 151. • g ot I:era:West I Worded Mud -0=. 4 „, a , --- Itt.• all ; w ang It B RI u pl Walls Ited Mow ub 11 lea Bad all Ill• i ' — 4 Onsa Swat i Isom Mode 2 to.; n ut Ealf 1 laet A 'ENCE. i 1 • Profit —British Qin.' Frani Half-a i Andrew Pops, IM von wI Xmas, p (ri intaa, M 1 .. Bernard, from I 1 Cape de Vs* --- i $o I MI I .IdelAk IS 2 r e;r u i MI a I N ewy boos kw", i from.. . A I &Lil l e*. II Llbwlni • . —.14 Bony Kea: Mae @newer 1 .—llints edge to , IL ASTO3 — P I .. elsorels4 SHIPPING INTELLIGEN' LIVERPOOL Satre AT FOREIGN POltz.. at Malta ; Elba, at Boston; A. Z., and at New York ; Joseph Tatratt, at Virginia; Philadelphia ; Cintra (e.e.), at Oporto ; C tfin L . Pon linniroor..—Marie and R. St. Nazar*, Marsh 21; Shryd, from Cape Marsh 1. At RRIVXD. timr—M Cork, March 24. &OM .P hilidMik, Azammumlis—at Deal, March 24, hoer New lisum—all Lhorpool. Marsh 26, hem . , .... COMMOMMIII—M Liverpool, March 26, trom.... . N;WiZ Cowry—at Orawwad. Ilan* 26, ham . - h max P. Onmana—at Ormond. Mari* sk tram I Bums Orr —at Ormond, Mani M imeo from Hui!, HILLIOVAND —at rvommil. ch 26, Maav--at Orm Oa ond. March Mar MI, tram OM Morrmout—at Liverpool, March IS, tram .......... ......Baalm Malcolm—of Liverpool. March 26, train - , Nryrinm—al Orammad, Mirth 36, tram Ocala--at Oravamod, Nara 2$ tram.... amoma—at Gravesend, March M. tv--- 111 - at — CiFavcala — i - i. :Mar da 26, frcoa ilamma—at liverpool. March 24. from Ima Maui AID Asa —off Livirpool, March 22, from Taiu.—at Scrams, Marcia M, tram Portrait Umoit—at Swam % Marsh 24. from Port WM Voir:ma—at Cork. Much 24, from .Momma BAILED. Amatia—has Bk2sidie. plat& 24, to ... . ....... ... 8. .11* Aacsaa—float a, Much 24, to lola Aaioart,—ham • Marta 24, to Avsaca —bon CazdliK Mardi 24 to Chita V atattor—has Gramotki i Marta 24, to Au:ow—tram Strome, March 24, to . Antra—trota liwanota, March 24, to AQUIA aNITAMPAM —tram Cock iW March 22, to ..... Bt. *Laos° —from Cork, March 4, to at. 11.110.4 an:4l A to rrpool, March 28, t 0........ Boa Fe-tma Cork, Marsh 14 ii : re t: Coo Lour-fres Onakosk. 24. Comm-from GNOMON Muth U, a Coulon-from rolmouth, March 24, to. Corer-trom !alum*, Mark 14, to Countaatimapio Common Immum-trea Swum, March 14, to . Pat Talk Cum or ltanoc.-trom Liverpool, March )5, to Elaine, Gammas Fount-from Liverpool, Much 26, t 0........ New Yak Dmone-dromOodill. March 24, t 0... lkanams-dram ihrenon, Much 14, I. Fortlak Itauteno-dm Falmouth, March 24, t 0...-. Una Garen-from Greenock, March 24, to No 3141170. Meant - from Greenock, Marsh 24, t 0.,.. Fauro-from Pill, Much 24, to - lacaltb, March 24, to Plymouth, Mareh 23, to Greenock, Much 25, to Queenstown, March 25, to Houma (a.)-from Hull, March 24, to. ....- ..... .... Honours-from Liverpool, March 26, t 0.... ...... ......... Jams B u rros-from Cardiff, March 24, to Lomas-from Outliff, March 24, to Masco Lbw-(ram Hall, March 14, to MO Moirram-from Bt. Iv March 24, to MOAN lturrurcm-from Cir4lf. March 24, to Lake HANIA-60111 Cara& Maek 24, atautaarma-from Grimsby Muth 24, to IIa•TAR-61111 1171110011. ' Mash 24, to Mosava-m. ihremme. • Mush 14, to-- .......... -4 MEANT Has-ea& Livogool, Mas k 21, to . Wm - daft Manummum-trom Gravelled, 24, to Commie. Oros (e.)-kois Msreltl6. to Aims OMAN lawn-from Mho* 26, to Pause is Hatownoo-tom UMW& Huth 26. to V Pans Itimutuos-dam Oudiff march 24, Quasar Twa Immo-Orma Uverpool, Musk U. t0.....,...G2ffi1it 8. Dwasse-4.. Liumplat, MINI 26, to Ude Sumo -hem lAwsped. March 11, to. Gut Saimaa-6m Uomipael, March 26, to ................ o2olla Btaura-fumn Ormlif, Mere 24, to Mom ilasuzamo-ken Mirth 24, t 0...- ...... 1121101 5 Sr.. Lawson-Boa March 24, to limb Taub-Mem Orameir, Monk 24, to PIM Tvecausa-tmen Liverpool, Much 26, to PhiladolOit WILLIAM AND , lama-kma Liverpool, March 24, to Maar Tuamotu: (a)-from Bunderhad, March 93, to Hama ice.:: - a: VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Jams Pilkingtos, from Bombay far Liverpool, Yank 11,W. 33 lea. 39 W. Koh-flume (ship), from Calcutta, 116 days for Loudon, March 11, d the *sores. LTrusat. from Bombay for hundrelaud, )(mob 13, Bat. 40 N., la W. THE RIOTS IN THE IRON AND COAL DISTRICTS.... A correspondent writes from Dudley that the riotous pre mange which had occurred at Wolverhampton, Silas, and Walsall, have not been exhibited in Dudley or the us. mediate districts of South Staffordshire or But Worcester shire. On Saturday and yesterday, a visit was expected from some of those strangers who here excited distarbeasn elnewhers, but whether from the apprehension of sous of the principal ringleaders, or the knowledge that viionan means had been adopted to give them a befitting reosKink none of the malcontents made their appearsace. At Wet. nesbury, some of the colliers have resumed work at tie reduced wow In the densely populated district brume disroa Oldb dad Dudley, the workuen appear to be peal* Advartisemenl.]—HouowAT's 011 MON AID Prue ern war mnoloss. Susumu roam Owe MO Si marsa.—Zabaat at a law tram Mr. tbir im = 4 l l l l _ l4 mem idyl yell IS. 111.1:—" 11, Prefteser .'• Ye ieseW seem siarer ay nodes V I edit os ebealll ea r keg.% aft am a a pear WO. VII* weed se tett earceis rlismattue that he Yet the en dam side sal asesert to cement pet& He tree weft dulcet reediest mete et, mg at Wastadareer liessitel 4 Lnyeseramed his lassable liso ever, tide yes net the Ise Sows at year *Wet se a 4 he bee beesisubeid Is elrartk."— MY by all sad at Prallereeliellemq's Establishorst.M4. ersed,Loroba; co. Maidaideib New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ABEL—Barak 22, at Prinsas i cl ism il ismd t e lliiiimilblEhr B. Baker, Hector el Bowan eta RODOKINION.—Msrak 11, at Mrs. B. B. klcalgkintas, of a dangler. MAUL—lip March 24 at Loraine*" Efolleway,Jbe d , ~ of eon. NICHOLSON. MaIay —M a areb V, it Allikes.road, Clapham-put, * l4 at J. J. Nialvalaos, Esq., of a dangbler. BBERLOCIL—Mareb MI, at Edge.blß, Liverpool, Mn. L ILO& BAoof a von. N.—Maraik 23, at Barringer, the gib at the lbw. P.O. BsP pos. or a dauglitar. MEM—Barak 2f, at Iliglnleld-park Rook Ferry, Liverpoci, Elf J. & Spear% or a daagitter. BENNSIT—CROFT.—JIIemit isty et is peel* e= h lfirrbeell. Dem*. be the RIM I. aF d" Wm. .W. 20.10 Cuptsia &MA Nit la=t b ra 61 I. 11=04 lishlllll. Ms. sely survives, MOW b lZisle ga rt i V2, of Ilititi to the mese county. D 31, st Livapm4 11 0 Rm. J. Iletsa h . Davies, Pair:, oflive= l. to Annie, WOW of tee Bev. KENDELL—PHILLIPS.—March 32, at St. Ourre's Mao* B wa.seuare, by the Rev.'. L. Roberts, ILA., J. Isadell, ist., lwl. of Lads, to lt illo dsaghter of J. rbillips44., of Damsels KNIGHTON— N.—Marsh 22, at Daw Th i ry. a 1 Harlem, Rados of re Falcon, Somerset, J. . tot,l of Mahal, to Adelaide Limy, eseoed daughter of ths cN. Haricots, Bogor at aryhmager. Devooshbe. DRATHS. BANCILOPT.-Marsh at Pletehte4grovil, Edge.lane, Useful. Kr. W. Banc/eft, 24. CALYBRT.-Yard 4. at Wakalektatreet, mismoquerc, 0= et Mr. N. Oaleert, aged W. 0 .-Mareh 23, at Kamm Howe, Lyndhurst. Churt ooB . *kb et IL C. Ootepte./4.. 2LP. ocroxim—Mardi It, at Old Beeietreet, Bapies, wife of 21s. =rah DO 1 2. tl liontbese. Malec P. L. Dore. 801411164 U. et Dunnark-hlll. Barren Willies WA 94, In, la Na 1114, year. 111 4 , at Omaterbar7,. 3. a. Nair r t o ra l the ow. Heyde* easelia the limb amel U. late 1114011Carit.- at Ilimeleppark, nem Winabester,O; bath. widow et the . Beath*" mend .on of the late.XON leMbeole, Beetoped U. EllU-Mamit Ram, pewit mad the late David IMO, newnement. Pfishmakest. PentoneWa, esed 41. 114.1111L-lilemb U. at sleath, Ur. T. Marsh. et the NW" 41. -Meek ss, at II lIIIIM- v = s a r itineseit. 41 644: :1111. theallordimmt 111 = 1 : 1. " c a l m dud. N0211114-11iemik U. at el the Me F. NeMmat Warped. PENA polgtiloonglia ar ltoo LW" 41 NO. to she Otti et iftsdOi *emus._ hi the foodastof -Tema/. hunenu ha, au hattleaet ..--- M l T Pie 'Weds by the h Yaleni IN !natal u m i; - 4 - i:, = kr_ to t Trlooim dimwits an no t rz Nor, No wont us balm Isesad, Mort . Ilsager. lllama* beekneil T' The L at all goi — ln Cie . law rep tios owl Is emir SPE vu paid to with Uri It lir plan lb sad earl Werth, — iWi; Ili* oft N.B. port at 1 maw a IL M,a DA eTOll] sad Nos T A, -VIE? B"! m=