The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-16 00:00:00

4 THE .EXPRESS. SiT1111.1)A if EVEN-ING, MAlieff 16, .1861. - - 111 I'ERIA L PA RLIA VENT. to the mune which her Matesty's government bad take° that disaffection would break nut in revolt of course it was : for the duties imposed on him, and this he comma with riprd to the affairs of Mexico? not i s our power to tell. The hon. gentleman asks ii ith Model to the Master of the Rolls ; and several letters f ROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. -...____. yesterday, and there is a better demand for spiuninp suit able to the continental marketa. The improved soconnts • Mr. HF,NNESSY said be begged to ask the o stile lord regard to the forei g n merrenaries employed by the papa 1 ionised which were private and wit as between official per- BANKRUPTS. I from India have had some share in causing this improve. 110 USE OF LORDS. -FkiDAY, KAMM 15. whether he instrueted Mr. Gdo Russell to ask cArdinal government. Now in the entrantilttch so n alluded to of j sons, and urgieg that the appointment was an unfortunate JOIN THores , B ORRIN, Wandsworth. aurre7. malactaree ot rent, but it is in greet measure attributabl e to the large ~....._ poo l no s market. Telegrams from Calcutta down to the Antonelli whether lb. Papal army would act on the defeu- the 20th of October ' . Ido Their lurdnhalm net " iv. e.einelt. live, and whether the army of the Pope would he sent to the employment of foreign mercenaries. But there again I I other way, which the Master of the Rolls declined to do. INDIAN ARMS ACT.Aprilt at 1 1, 1, 1.6 11 . w.. lareet at .4 . Sol ,, ' wt ., Tra mo to re . Bui and n W hill ebb,. the Romagna to attempt to regain the Romagna. There think it was a subject which naturally excited This was the subject of the letters in question, which he stmt. sth February reached Manchester yesterday, reporting a Th e e mi t e l efitaeleGßoUt :II presented petitions from was &deo another questioo be should like to pat to the noble great attention on the pot of the Sen li nian ge declined to Produce OH the ground that they formed a pri- p GOMM, thishighafisteeet city, woollen warehouse- alight mprovement in prima. This lon caused more order. Ninth ewl other perm of loam. cemplainieg of the opera- lord. (Oh, oh.) The noble lord had willed the attention of vernment. As moon as it was decided after the rate corresiondence, and were not written in an official O man March 26 at lt, and April 24 at 12, at Beeinghallatreet. Dam to t be done in geode but the multiplication of orders Men uf the Anne Aet in that ceuntry. The E - . nintmaas min ' the Austrian goverment to the fact that Austria in speak- peace of Vilhdranca to reduce the Austrian army. sense or character. Sole, Nilson and ranker, Cheapaide ; off. sutia. Pennell, has not been extensive, owiog to the advanced rates gan tlet,. a that Mt art deporieg them of t h e i r arms was wa „ in of Lombardy, had called it the Lenient° . Venetia', Austrian soldiers in great numbers went to Ancona, and After some observations from Mr. CONINGHAN and Mr. Ouildhall - chambem rally demanded. Buyers are more disposed to concede the rates risked for on Tuesday, but these are no longer deemed nivA. l l'u 4 l %I.!. sill 4 ugh" ; shol i the f l .titi ' mem , i i tmera Y I un g in, se That was said to be i met and a violation of were there related in the Patel service. Many of them N Mini:AYR, nm,. . 1....: .ary 1 1 / I .IV p.a. ele OD the sam e re ,4k,,, 44 . i•-•-• . . . WILLIAX Wenn, Boothby Pagnell, Lincolnshire, farmer, March s ligh t rat by manufacturers. Generally speaking there is a ", , the treaty of Zurich. lie embark, ask , whether, if that were in Austrau uniform when they engaged to serve the Mr. ROEBUCK urged that in inch • case Lord Palmerston Wand AN „ le. at 11. at Birmingham Court held at Notting- a. do o..recileter• is the late mutiny 'ham. Sol. Smith, Nottingham : off. assig., Harris, N .; rhe t'", e ,' l " • " ns ."‘"' were • vhdation of the treaty of Zurich, the no bl e lord Pope. .tt that time the circumstance to which I alluded , had no right to write private letters which could not be me., ' slight advance on the prices current in the goods market ence is- • o ratimeed from the *lemma 0 i the wet ht ...,,e,„ Inure o f th e tiovernoul ;rimed. but D., 0.111 : coi . o. I a I felt him se lf Woad to. deneind an explanation whether it away which was pointed out to the Attetrian governineet, produced. He protested against the iotokranm which had Emma, moon. Leicester, inukeeper, March 24 and April 25, during last week, especially in shirting*. There is deckl e d', Bey' ma a it r i t violation of the treaty of ilui ids that was this. I said, no doubt you are able to allow your men I bun brought to bear on an able and honourable men at 11j. at Binnintham Court beld at Nottingham. Sol-, Dud - more doing for the East generally, - The political acc oun t', t i ''.r.j . . l .4 th i t t e t , h .,.',,fl w i e r : . 4 dePri""v"i " id ' l ' m-a in tau ' V ictor Entnemitel *bout(' assume the title ~f Kim; of Italy •: to engage in foreign service. Nobody denies your right to I pre .mteed in his official capacity by the Master of the ley, Leiceder : off. awls., Harris. Nottingham . bat there is some inquiry for the finer reeds. It from China are held to be encouraging. Printers are mach Lonl .1. I: ISAELL -Sir I certainly have agn at navy do so. But with respect to expeditions of this kind, nit-oh I Rolli. HOMY WRAITH:RILL, Kingstonalprin.Hull, coaeh builder, March DINITIMANCIat AT WARe.tic. queetiore to answer, which ' are niultiferiou. iu eh.ducter as bet that if great numbers of Austrians should be formed The adjournment to Monday was then agreed to at five fl uta and May 1, at 12, at Leeds Court held at Kingston-upon. &Pres. sed is conedently expected that the peewee operatives on strike SoL, Summers, Kingdou-upon.Hull; off . asstd., Carrick. 1... i NTRATFORD DE ItEDCLIFFE said that their well m punier an. The hon. member for lawatury began by into battalions on the Papal territory on the one minutes past 10. Kingston-upon-Hull will resume work at the end of this week, and prevent the larslaops bed on doubt aeon th e ~,,g , d at a ~,,,,,t, had ..1.- statieg •• gond many rennin for dealing my emaluct in side, and Austrian troops and an Austrian par- IMPROVEMENT OF HARBOURS. EDWARD Licarrvuur, Niudwich, Cheshire. confectioner, March lockout for the whole Blackburn district, which is the prow"! 111 the public prints relative to some ser.ous &our,- foreign affairs unduly pa rtial to Austri a , The hotiountide son should occupy Verona and Mastro on the Mr. M. GIBBON moved in committee of supply resole- 27 at 12, and April 17 at 11, at Liverpool Court Bel., Tyree , a lt erna ti ve thr o m e n e d. same • itieb Mel recently take* plan in the tepee! of wen d, f or T a unt on , es the other hand. wee, other, nothing is more likely to induce Sardinia dons upon which to found • bill enabling goverment to Liverpool ; aft amid. Turner, larerned P..6°4 ' and antenna sum likely le be &Mewled ge eTnollilia BELL, Dolton, Lancashire. machine maker, March DI and red uat I. at Manchester Court. Solt., Richardson OORN.--CHILMSPORD, MARCH 1.5.-The weather diving leilleermat remmiumula It hed came to hie huowledce my ereeluct was very unfriendly to A iedrit. These are of • force of that kind. Therefore I think, although that is stood in his name, one being the Merchant Shipping tat them ige,t,,ista were and that they bore .urti .1 the sort .1 newsreel» which we receive whet: we are par- not itself a case a war, yet it is one of thou circumstances Act, but that he would postpone until he received Manchester . a wheat comea in rather better condition ; for such there was and an A dinnell, Bello " ' n and Manchester ; off. wore Fraser, the week has become more mottled, and the fresh thruhed tha t th ey, eepi,ially in tunes w such inornentone lit.- ming a line of andua which we think impartial. mud which which might produce • collision with Sardinia. With re- the report of the commission on lights, buoys, awl THONAS Sarong, macclesneld, Cheshire, smallware dealer, • good demand today at la. advance ; inferior neglected. April 5 and 18. at 12, at Manchester Court. Bob., Livett and Wheat, white, new, 53e. to62s. ; old, 68a to 745. ;red, erat t o , 11 ch mem wore in Pe w itews as to mate It Ds' leslielee we believe is railways to the presersatiou of the puree of pad to all the circumstances which then took place, I must beacons. The principle of the bill with which he intended mite ef the rears:neat to pre their Molehills, suds info/ "a nl ... with r e g a rd to the question of the hon. gentle- say that I have no complete information, but they were in to proceed was merely to facilitate the coutruction and im• Beckett. tlanchester . off. amigo, Hemmen, Manchester. 60s. Barley • a thin sale and lower, except for very best raMMus es they poeseseed es the subject. Ho mita:mai n , ur „ppnaite, 1 h a re this to aay, that without any violent that taste that at any moment the Piedmontese government provement of herhours, by means of luaus to harbour R I R " t ;l nitt .' im 441iniTia, 5, 7 4 1 , 88 , ireiewlel7ellooteTymo'og C reee. q ur t uality. Beans firm and rather in favour of the sellers. nds for "Mg this esmaina were that eerr , lhin4 re' interference on our part in foreign affair., there are occur- might think their safety was compromised and might begin masters . The state had been very liberal. perhaps lavish, in sots , Earle " and CO .Southamptonbuildiugs: Chancery-lane, LINCOLN, MARCH 115.-We have hada fair supply of wheat Grua: to. P•darml hewed a priteripa part of ow great hnly r e ., h.,opening from time to time Which seem to WI to be to arm. That is what Sir James Hudson pointed out. He cnnetruct:ng harbours. whether of defence or refuge. but and Seweastle.upon-Tyne ; off. assig., Baker, Newcastle- at market to-day, and prices Is. higher. Barley rather of trs ,tae ....enameled in 1515. end wl.ich , ea hough dry n i kul a t e d t o lead to a rupture a the pram of Europe. It add that if Garibaldi were to proceed hem Naples to the little had been done to assist local efforts in the improve. upon-Tyue. lower and a slow trade. Beans and oats about the mom as last • saeived mmesal rude abeam slues the lest few yea's, rems to me very desirable to preserve the peace of Papal States an insurreetion would follow, and the meat of harbours. He found that during 10 years BA NKRUPTCHM ANNULLED. last week. Wheat, red, new, 44a. to 57..• old, tops. ; Lad nut ea yet been esairly see eras. It could sot Eur o p a m e m, hear.) la the next pima:, whebeeer nay Pledmonteee army would throw their arms into it. they had given for the former purpose 3,144,190/. March 12. Duel', PHILLIP! and Mum VINICSONNO, Guildhall white, new, 535. to 70a. • old, to 75., Barle y , Ms. to 40s. he wn heibteal that thi s country Mg great mutest la oceurrences conic to our knowledge which may tend to Of °num lam not entering into the general question, as The proposal on the part of the government was this- w eham . b m era_r x er A tall street, l4ripo . r .,} ters n et t f ie oreign gouda Oats, 20a. to 26. . Bear», 41s. to 46.. e._,, . 110 •1 that afiestatl the relotione letwevn ihieia and make a rupture between one nation and another, it is • I have 00 o ffi cial information. Thee the hon. gentleman simply tourist existing harbours, and to assist in the con. f '''' " ' INSOLVENT PETMONICIM, AT PORTUGALATIKET. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 15.-There was only a moderate at "mem ; mid be were rimunntssere attemiksi with hes a trivially act us well es • useful act, to ask for an emplane- maks what answer was returned to despatch 96, which re- struction of new harbours by a grant or loan upon easy RR Na, cuntr Con3lllllllolllll LAW. odance of millers and dealers at this morning's market, life ,a the city uf Werner. Lot at the &SOW liinear...nai.ow.l Goo or . for a change of conduct, or for such a course ae cir- learnt some arrests which had taken place in Venice. terms, and that repayment should not take place within • March Gl. U. T. Mores, Paradise-amt. Lambeth, iron founder. t° forhoh t by i - f i t n" a". " 8 " . 1 ° ths . pirt of thei ForPle - et"' he musi e ns may seers to require. The hon. mender fur Teres again, another circumstance which we had pointed lessperiodot years than was reqttiredby the Loan Commission March El F. Raituent. Melville terrace, Upper Wlutecroas- and d wi l t met al though u ld. to n ;d. mea ne ut r act ta ve l de _ We impre,vemee a oa. • sc ise lb. Inn of the astWiretiefe -- O ber, hear )-. 0. to girt Finsaury has howl of a great many things which dal not out to the Austrian government. It is no doubt very Acts. Now, there had been a committee on barbours of re. street, grocer - H. R. Downman, Northumbriantletreet, Strand, n ; an l ! IV? advance ma intained .,_ _ . per re n tal of ~.°1 thesis ehlitimel claims on their tordehips' attentaa. Ti.. occur, awl aeries to hem ignorant with regard to many difficult-some will say impossible-(or the Austrian go- fuge ; and there bad boon a royal commission to inquire into commiasionanent-W.Rohrs, Pennin ttoiestreet.Steges But. the week . Flour also •I'mait"" ha had to w. l, *..n. abettor her Majesty ' s Vivem• natters which have oce. tA laugh.) How he has sup - venunent to conciliate her subjects in Venetia. But th is the sites for harbours, and generally to provide shelter publican-J. Ensentall, Hertford•street, May-fair , g eneral dealer. per sack and I previously established , withMo m-II- had re• - saved throush the meal anew& -he halt , ed poeed that her Majesty's government have communicated or is quite certain-that arrests which have been made from for merchant slapping. They had recommended, =PORI RR. 00111n111810811111INHOUL derate sale. In dian corn had • fair inquiry, and mast be e March 19. J Mercer, Cole-street, Buney, journeymasi careen- noted fully 6cl. per quarter higher on the week. Oats mad wo trot • norm, al Warsaw -. any kilometre', wheat thew intinutad to Sardinia, that if any expedition should time to time during, not the last one or two years, whatever might im the wishes of r rliamen "" ter-Elisa Wynn Lambeth-rood, Surrey laundrem-J. Baker oatmeal have undergone no alteration. Beaus, peas, and "mmi 'o'sitimuei v ate t" that henna emPeetillit the citcan , taste Italy for the coast of Dalmatia, which is but during 20 or :so years, and confinement of at least that a system of loans a ould be p ratt . ww . t . t. te , w ; d44 . t0 , 44, p 4 ,1 4„ to balers ' 11 •••• T. Itee• ' l, bareac h nal bl lin retail tit' t„ , • ley are ea eon y quan ies a pre. aeoev.• te is Iteh he had Alluded. A usti ian territory, such an expedition would be persons who have been tried and secretly con. made available for the improvement of existing harbours ; Cherchstreet, epitalfleida, clerk to 'he In •F . :- P' vim» q ' uotations The market closed steady, hut without Land WI )111 : 11 " 1. ST.: Mid ON" • &del...tell assaibiNg throe 0pp.......1 In her Majesty's navel forme No snob &mead, or kept without open trial, a one of those and it was obvious that with reference to the loving of life ward, ffarewoedeepore, Dereeteenere eiessiGiTi - ireee siert .._eareerwteta . rwe , hail i .ee ; ii reerianl at the Fenno-office from intin..ti o n Lae be en made. The boa, gentleman seems to circumstances which have worked most rleeply into the minds and property, if It were practicable to render the existing T. 3111 h, Marine street , BermondseY. tailor-J , Bedding, Upper - animation. "r_'', urn. euu it was "i'l•Ltit's ll .• in, er.'"n l with bare lean crannied with many aeries of this kind not of the people of that country, and has Induced them to harbours more accessible at all times of tide than they now street, Islington, grocer-J. H. Page , Coleman-street. City , and WAR/YIELD. MARCH 15.-There was • fair supply of Cumberiand-street, City, appraiser. ober,. The trade was firm, and an advance of ls. per qr. ' i ni•L mu' 1." 40 " 1 . 1 " he had I"'t Dal tiii." ... !'„et taunted on fact. There was one thing, however, with regard refuse to be reconciled to Austria. Well, we pointed that were, a very great saving must take place of life and pro- DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS , was in some cases obtained new l' s . "mime" ..ti . "ill' I"' u"I'l" "'nil et the b..' ''' ‘,,h. to which I dal put a question to Sir James Hudson, but in out is particular cases to the Austrian government. Tb. party ; because these harbours were frequented by an rim- for fine old English awl fine Imam Perna PRIM and Jong %Inure Old Reoad 4 tmet, Bordeaux. Other qualities are still in limited dement. em -las id% e lie .ou t! not mail ?lowly NY whet firer we . ..• regard to which the anew., hopes was • very dilfen•nt one Austrian government replied, as no doubt was teo true, that mow number of vessels, some corning in sod others going •Inpaah IMO," be 1..1.1..b the ...il.b. from what the hon. gentleman supposes. I had heard, from thee were tn revolution, that these were secret varieties out, and shipe were often caught by gales sad dreaded en subsequent Monday, at Cannan*a, out improvement in value . y slow ale, and City, bill brokers-let dividend of Is. led., March le, and any w i th • • Berle of - Ponugliall-street CHARITABLE CHM pima in the City el Loader' that there was •a retract mediteting iniurrection. I did not think it necessary to put a lee shore. If, therefore, existing harbours were rendered I WILURD WATT& Southern, Warwiel.shire, builder-lst dividend prices drooping. Beaty, rata, and shelling inactive and without material change of price. Average for week ending about to take place for • railroad through Serilinien terra that into the correspoodence ,• but we certainly mom- more seeepsible, much would be done in the sense of 414., March 21, and any subsequent Thursday, at Kinnear's, 11 a -Wheat, 128 qrs. , at 56iatt ani ; barley, 401 1.....1 I'll 1\ WI MTH. to moving the orciati roolineof torv • awl die first clause of that contract WSW that a large mended to Austria a sy_.mn a open trials. The next •ues• of saving life and saving property • the trade of par. Birmingham. March the i sh " mial ' i• l'ma 1"11 ' cv l'imi"vi flat the " I 'r ct of %Iv. --or . should be paid to K th. I - • that ofthe rifht hon. baronet the member for T„m- t' ular worl d be d eveloped, 'and greatadvantages ossu t was con- Hon is re ports w Jaime Gemini:it (separate estate'. Bleninghani, electroplate s ors., st 39.. Std. .• Gate, 55 qrs., at 26a. ; , 5 qm, at nieseute was to provide that deed. cooveyiog land. for sum moss s hould -fad dividend of lid.. March le. and say subsonent Tuts- 47 4.; pm; 5 gm. it bas. that • • very worth. The righ honourable baronet said that in would be conferred upon those connected with the merchant day, et , w h i twww . ji t i w i ngh ,, w. els:Mild* purpnwe Deed not be indented and to modify the f und, .anu reammthir con/ectured, - paid to Kossuth in this Sardioian ter- which I entirely mama that in punishing any shipping of those porta. In order to effect these objects it GISOR 841.128011 HAMM (separate estate! , Birmingham, electro- Prow' '' . is flan alurtmejn 'let as t° rem ' ' alit.° vr rem "' ratty would ho used for purposes of aggro/nen ag a inst person for his religious faith, totally unconnected me proposed by the government that • sum of 360,000/. plat -Ist dividend of Al., March la., and any subsequent COALS-LONDON, MARCH 15.-Budrllea West nen for the lomat of the pastor or donor. The LORD CHANCELLMt viewed the bill with but Austria. Now Austria might have said at any time-I do wall political offences, is a violation of rights which every should be annually planed at the disposal of the Public Tueday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. 15s. 3d._i yB usa Bahia& West . Hartley i _lse. 3d. D a r r lon s ' cot wry she has said, but she might have maid-that if hos e man ought to posses'. The belief of this house is, that Works Loan Commissioners, for the purp o se o f being ad. Jose Mettle, Nottingham paeubroker-let dividend of es. art, West Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Heathy Hartley, its. 3i ; little satiefactins. He hoped that if it were tossed it mm id h e em mom:v .., to m mi ,,,,, e , the law of mort• tile preparatems are made within the territories of the King every person, whatever may be his faith, ought to be at vanced to the harbour authorities, to be applied to the March 18, and th ree subsequent Mondays, at Harris ' s, Net- Howard's West Hartley, 15s. lid. • Straker's Wed Hartley, tinghani. of Sardinia, and those preperatious have for their result liberty to profess that faith, and express, his opinion in the improvement of existing harbours. It was proposed that Us 3d. • Tanfield Moor, 13s. ; Tangeld Moor Butes, 13e. ; Mailn.TiturlAß Mills and Ronal Mnas, Derby, Ist dividend ' ' Mondays, et umet . m Walker Primrose, 13s. • Walls End Acorn Close, 17s. • Leal Mimeo opposed the hill, hut Lord Wensleydale that ships Or armies and men and moorage directed spinet choice of a mode of religious worship, without being the motley should be adranced at a rate of 34 per mot., of mi ,, m a th to, an d th ree m b eemaen t it, as slid also Lord I:helm:ord. Austrien territory, an expeditioo so prepared Upon Italian punished by the civil authority of the comity. That is the and that a period of Illy years should be provided for the Nottingham. Walls End Byrom 17s. id ; Walls Had Harton, 16s. 6d.; le rre r r i ll was reed a oecoml time without a division. mit and so landed upon Austrian territory, will trot be cos - established opinion of this country ; and I certaisly have repayment of these advances. It was also proposed that Ogolula Burma, Nottingham, printer - Id dividend of es. ed., Walls End Sheri ff Hill, lea. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyns Mimed as the mere act of individuals, but that Austria will sever failed when I have had the power to do so to comma. all passing tolls would be abolished , preserving the rights March IS, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Not- Raton, 18s.; Walls Brandon, 165.•, Walls End Camp, DI VOltCli COURT isommurm. 17s. 6d. • Walls End South Kelloe, 17e 6d. • Walls End - think herself justified in asking for an explanation or re- skate that opinion, whether to foreign government' or in of existing creditors on these tolls, making their claims a . Un g ham e • The LORD CHANCELLOR nominated thet followieg drem from these 'towers in whose territories those prepare • this house. Th e hon. baronet referred to the statement I chirp eel the consolidated fusd. Certain dues levied by •allas itrattlr PARSORS-14 dividend of 4s. 2d., Mardi 20, end South Whitworth, 16s. • Walls End Thorpe, i7s. ; Walls . soy subsequent Wednesday, at Norma's, LiverpooL peers le serve ran the select commi t the Divorce Vona time are math. Of course that principle may made with regard to the case of the Madiai. In that case the Trrity-house and other corporations in • number of °gong mecum, Neweemieupon•Tyne, grocer -Ist dividend End Whitworth, 1684 °Arra y and Duffr rn Maltin g , 141 4 sea Duillefuteue SI MuTTIMe in Snaked :-Tb. Lord be just, or it may not, aoconliog to the manner in which it I bad this to consider. I considered it very likely that seaport towns for charitable purposes would be abolished, of es. aid., March 28, and an subsequent Saturday, at Imcomotim Coke, 23 a - ShiPs at market s 127 ;sold, gg. lemsooner, the Oof ak, Ar g yll, th e D o h s of Bundeucb, is applied. It is evident that cin:urostances of that kind with the opinion which I knew prevailed in Italy, saving the rights of existing pensiomrs. The compensation Baker's, Newoothoupon•Tyne. y Lewd Haatiees. the Ear! of Donoughroore, _Lard Colebrook., may arise, either by negligence or oversight, on the ooe knowing likewise that, though not very numerous, there paid out of the consolidated fund on the abolition of differ- DIVIDENDS. Lard Itedeelele, Lori Brougham, the FAri a haihOlVie t hand, or by too great suspicion on the other. But it is was • certain number of protestant. in Tuscany, it was very wall dues between British and foreign chipping would be April 5. J. Jennings, oough.square, City, printer-April 9. I. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Lori Montem'e, Lord Cranworth , Lord Ht Leoserde Lord obvious that they are circuoistances which may lead to a probable the Tome government would release the Mediu doles away with, compensation being paid on the averaged 0. sullivan, Mackmanstreet, Borough, boot manufacturer- Wessleyilale, lord Cleans/ore sad Lord Kik:admen. disturbance of the peace of Europe. I therefore directed Tbat turnedout to be the Mee. I may mention that,. as the bat fve years. April 10. A. Penny, Richinondsillas. Holloway, coal merchant- April 114. J. Hollaad and 8. H. Holland. Binninghanr. printers- Mules Par Mer- Total, Total, ADM I I:A I.Tl' COURT Jlt RISDICTIOaI BILL. an inquiry to Sir Jame, Hudson, whether he knew earthing there is •• gustier! connected with Mexico this evening, Mr. LIDDELL thanked the government for no large a April 24. T. Payne, Kings-heath, Wornaterahlre, and terming- RAELWATI shames. 11601 1860 Oa the moGon of the LORD alumnae:tit, thin Dell was of this contract, and whether it was true that a large sum there are two parties in that country, am Galled the church measure, and touted they would take care that the existing ham, grocer-April 15. W. Gibson. Castle Doningtoa, Leicester- Week endeas Feb. tt. opus ses i sm. g g g real A thin! time, • sal peeped. was to be paid to Kossuth either by the Sardinian govern- party, the of, the constitutions! party. The church wank . were brought rapidly to • close, and that there should shire, drew-April 24. J. Metcalf and J. Lilly, Birmingham, ° - a . gra ten 8 , 397 11 . 15 p 1 1,443 HANK or ENGLAND PAYMENTS BILL. meet or by parties in Sardinia. And, as far as I can re. party hare laid it down as an invariable rule that there is be a system of audit to check expenditure. healers-April 11. T. Watts, Bristol, mil maker-April 11. J. 8. Week a w e , m ach 4 : Or: the mai» of Fad tlaamoue, this bill was read a collect the particulars, the reply of Sir James Hudson was, to be only one religion, and that persoas who do not belong Mr. LINDSAY likewise thanked the government for a ..,„_. u v i e . fr Lathrop', Li I, licensed victualler-April 5. M. Somer. Ro w Daawh t April 6. J. Harland, Leeds, cloth mar- - - 570 453 thin I time, awl passed. that thew,. had been in contemplation such • contract, to the Roman catholic religion shall never have the right measure which was, he said, • fair instalment of what the '"''• Lood end on, Tilbury, dt Moth. - 690 THE EANTF.R HOLIDAYS. but that the plan had been entirely ►absodoned. I must say, of public worship. We were anxious-Frame was anxious commission had recommended. che s t - Apra O.J. Thornhill, Sheffield, awl blade manufactur er. ltxtenslos rimuse be shown to the Week ending Marsh 8 Earl GRAN VILLE raid, before the house adjourned he st far from llirJanies Hudson giving such an answer se the -.-ai'n warren:tons-to Induce the partieswho were engaged Lord HOTHAN protected any violation of the CUTIFICATEB to oben gr an ted, e day " of meeting. Sambre and Meuse ~_ April &A. li trarr inton, Highbury re , vietealr- m Ap ee ril I tf * T. K. Scott- Week ending Much 9 wished to state that he shothl, OW Thursday or Friday next, , such an inquiry being made, Sir James Hun acted as an But I said I never could recommend such •aylan without re• justified in lajin his hands upon the property secured to born, Northampton, eurrier-April 6. J. C. Webster, Watling. West , Flanders proper the eeTne ‘ atelt a the I "" for the Foster h°l ' - honest and faithful servant of the crown, and he gave me commending to both parties that principles of religious the Trinity Home at Hull by ancient charter. street, City. mid Church -pamege, enektriarnroad, shirt dresser Week ending March 10 days. if purl. .. If the besiares of the house 'Muhl rw . 219 t 3.621 &689 1% 21 0 12,431 to the question I asked every information which his great liberty should be maintained. One party without hesitation The diumegion was continued by Sir F. Gokbmsid, Mr. -April S. R. Blies, South .place, Upper 0 range.road, Bermonlei d Caledookin q uire that then himinhiPs should mma m late n Monday intellige nce and great knowledge of Italy enabled him to adopted that practice. But with regard to Spain, Clay, Mr. Dudes, Mr. George, and Mr. Fame. and Seething-lane, Great Toweestreet, rope manufacturer-A week, he should, in any street, peeper the adjouruinent of 8. J. Rogers, Brighton, hotel keeper-April 10. J. Orono , in • Traffic still intemipted by drifting snow. do. hen sir, with respect to this ominous omission in the the question I had to consider was not merely the The resolution was than agreed to, sad leave was given beach 81. Peter ,. , ~... tau house till the 9th of April. , bridge hire, leather dealer - Ryder, W. 0. despatchett ' bet ' wesa the 31st of August and the 27th of just cause of religious liberty, but how far oill- to bring in the bill. Fester, Portsmouth, corn merchant-April DI T. Ryder, Leaden- Their loolehips adjoureed at, balf-past 6 o'clock. October, I have looked over the chief of them toelay, and cial representations would be likely to be successfuL COUNTY VOTERS (SCOTLAND) BILL. halletreet, City, and Durlion•keige, Mahlon, merchant-April I find they are, most of them, on very trifling I think that the public opinion of the various countries of Sir E. OOLEBROOKE asked leave to bring in • bill to 15. 0. W. Ward, Worcester, publican-April 15. A. Barker, WEATHER REPORT. HOUSE OF OOMMON8.••••••_ _FIaMAT, Meer!' 15. matters. There was an English ship that had been Europe taken in counezionwith the improvement of Spanish amend the law regarding the registration of county voters Baron, Btalordihire, iron worker-April 15 W. C. Foulkes, The Brnagin took the chair a few minutes before four seised by some of the Garibeldians, and was afterwards ca. commove will have the effect, before the lapse of many in Scotland. He would not press the second reading until Birmingham, draper-April 15. Louisa Windle andMar i mre n t FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 8 TO 9 1.11. o'clock. tried into Malta . • and the question arose how compensation years, of introducing religious toleration into Spain. ADO- We people of Scotland had bad an opportunity for die - Caing, Alceeter, Warwickshire. milliners-Apr(ll6. sr .0 boo , PRIVATE BUSINESS. wag to be obtain edfor that violent seizure. There was • thee hon. member bee •tai nee a question with regard to cussing the provisions of the bill. Castle Denman', Leleeetershire. draper-April 16. X Smith, A da Lenten Nottinghamehire, ince 16 H, W. 3. I 2. IL D. F. C. I. 8. . quarters with raped to the bide leg i on of how they were the nondamatch of a minister to Mexico, gamely, Sir Mr. HOPE would not oppose the motion, but thought The following bills were reed a dried time awl paned •Adams. Hadrian= minter-Auril 16. H Watson to be back (laugh -end ad what had became of Charles Wyke. It bas balm reported that onr go animal» that the measure was one Which should be taken in hand Derliyahl . re , nilitee-ipri - 1 tr. J. (:.. Morrow 'sod IL T . . L°Wftled. Morrow, got - ter - ,- - - - - - - The Bristol atotSuath Wales Union Railway_, the Dublin Majce O'Reilly. (Loud tar.) These was • question had engaged to glee a goad moral support to the y late go- by eoverement. Liverpool, ship brokers. a •,t i Steam Packet company ; the Dublin, Wicklow, and Wettonl Rail way ; end then/de/afield Chapel to Little Bob whether it was fit to have • sowed at Plortracesaad whether vertu:ant of Mexico, that is to say, that our recognition of Leave given. PARTNERSHIPS DDISOLVXD. Name ton•reed her Majesey's subjects mould sot lad pea convenience in that government, and the memos in Mexico of a espresso- GRAND JURIES, Be. (IRELAND) BILL. .T. 7. Taylor and B. Tayler, Jai row, Durham, ballast conveyors AIIinDIRR , 2902, 38 ee SW.K.W. c NEW WRIT. that emasWitee brag established. Tbare was another gum • festive of this country, would give colour to the supposition. Colonel FRENCH moved for leave to bring in a ball to -E. Bourn and C. Arnold, City, ship brokere-J. French, J. T. emir29.BB 44 43 W. o On the motion of Mr. BRAND, a sew writ wax ,m,, at mil. .. ma mi. qrd bso . skims jaw prison, tioe with regard to as Is who had got into But when that office was vacua I had just asked Sir Charlie amend the laws regulating greed juries and rend jury pre- Wyke to penned to Central Amides in cedar to settle those eentments in Irelead. French. and Anne French. Lowther-arcade and Adelaide-street, hwini ii West Strand, dealers in Taney goods, so tar as regards Ana* Armaaar.„ map a 40 Nmr . b b mired to oats for the steaks of a member for the county French-G. Alderson, T. Alderson, and J. Alderson, Bradford, ~. having been very much encumbered by a debt to his questions which then required adjuitment. I have no per Leave was gives to brag is the bal. PORYMISII lo.ol' 43 41 W, 0 b had wholesale grocers, so far as regards 0, Alderson-G. Stumm KC 45 30 W. N. W. b h o d "( 6u me the m t.d riatwi. so il' itti terma e ', d ot Ignrquin e g Bmi t e m eemh ° 11 it aff end '" - tailor. IA laugh.) I did not think it neesseary to load the mewl knowledge of Sir Charles Wyk'. I only knew bias DIPLOMATIC SERVICE. Alderson and T. Alderson, Bradford. Yorkshire, retail GALWAY 30.10 44 42 W. b Innabook with subjects of that kind, and if she house mill from his public services to this country. Sir Charles WYk• Mr. K. MINES moved to nominate the following eseni- F. G. Splishury, A. Crager, and J. V. Jones, Stmt., Ere", aamosoial s um a 6 41 N.W.b CHI' RCH RAT V 4 ABOLMON BILL . permit me to make a 'moral remark on the sulaect, I may bad served for a great many years in tropical climatal. I Mrs to fern • saireft oommittere op the diplomatic meeker :- manufacturing chemists-W. Jones deceased) and W. Ampblett, e n , woot . Mr. LONt gave Douce that on the mance for the third my that before the semen began, having selected, with the recommended him for the appointment at Mexico, but he Lord J. Russell, Mr. Disraeli, the Judge Advocate, Lord Manchester, glass dealers-0. J. Amen and G. H. Van Zwyek, Vuomtle. reading of the (lurch Rates Abolition Sam be should move Ulrike teserstery of State, what papers should be given, I did net come home from his duties in Central Antolini Unt il Stanley, Lord Harry Vane, Mn.Fitegerald, Mr. Layard Sir perm i t merchants-M. Hope and J. Eardensohn, Doerito- Loom 20.24 a a W. c MI an aroeodnieot that it be reed a third time that clay six 1 hill-c ben (lesson-steed, commission merchants-B. n seid, "It very ohm happens that when too bulky a volume the month of May. Whoa he returned to England his J. Fe Sir J. Acton, Sir M. Farquhar, Mr. Hangs/ • Itatelooll f son, J. Gardner, sad H. A. R. Gardoer, North Hylton, Durham , 0 mouths. Lemon L pressenid to members of parbanient„ they sew almost as health was so shattered by a redden(' in a tropical climate Me ape, __ .G. Duff, Mr. li. Woes, and Lord • shipbuilder -T. it moody Mid It. Mundy, Pickering-Owe, Do - ITALIAN AFFAIRS. mash at • loss for information as dso despatch had Deis that be was unable to go, and asked for • six menthe ' lava Hamilton :-Power to mend for persons, papers, and records; Islington, general drapers-M. Linfield and 9. F. Linfleld, vent. 30:1.111 48 46 W. 0 Posaintoten 30.18 48 44 N.W. ra Mr. HEN N KSSY gave Donee that on the motion for produced at all. Therefore • let us endeavour to extract of absence. With that vier he to Gennep', and five to be the quorum. The ocenmitte was agreed to. nor and Sundown, Isle of Wight, drapers-IL Moss and J. Mom, PORTLAND-- 110.18 49 47 W.N.W. 5 game into committee of supply he shred! call attention to all the des etches which are most interesting, in the middle of whiten I him to go out to Mexico . The other burliness on the paper was disposed of, and the Halewood, Lancashire, brewers - S. slier°, and R. lee, LOW' netters-. 30.18 46 44 W.N.W. in the loather corresprodence laid on the table relating to the bears; on the great Mint then in disputa i xd not give such He had taken the wain in Oernany, and since that time house adjourned at twenty.five mantes to 2 o'clock. pool , china merchants-I . Alareorth, J. Dixon, and J. Mandan, p. m " .„ 80 .:8 49 47 Neely% b adieus of Italy. (Oh, oh.) voluminous despatches as aremmelimes . upon the table his health bad been much restored. Sir Charles Wyk*, -- - Blackburn, Lanouhire, paper stainer*, so far as remade J . Jaen •as a a ',Any. 0 A LLOWANCES TO PROSECUTORS AND of the house ." This, therefore, is the explanation of there therefore, will p out by the next packet. He has served _, Ainsweeth-John Groome and Joseph Groom, irtaingboroure COMINEMMI 3006 37 -5.8 W. Baron LDi ROTHeafiLD pared in favour of Mr. L Ring s Northemplenshire, butehers-W Foster and T. G. Bedford. le - mere 42 - LW. m W ITNEVIE.S. being no despots:bee between three two dates to which the for fifteen years in tropical climates, and out of that time County Erstwhile. Bill with Weisel Alrenator against. ming _bane general tram cock founders-B. Monk sod J. Monk, taw 80.30 48 - W.& W. la 0 Colonel SMYTH asked the Secrets,, for the Home In- . hoe. gentleman retort.. The boo , gentleman next asked me be had only pseud me yam sad ten mouths at hornet. I Blacklw, Lancashire, calico printer•-J. Reedit and H. le - we . Bait:MRS - B.E. • b priming whether be was prepared to alter the stale of I what I could mean by saying that the British governmeet ark, therefore, that he was fully entitled to that PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES. Lamb's Conduit-street, Jewellers-C. J. Beharell and J. B. Mg- u mem - N.E. - m iciy, Unioneow, Little Tower.llll.l-E Jeasop and W. Schofield, allowances to prosseutun at assizes and quarter review in has interests in the Adriatic Sea. Well, or, I must inform leave of *Mena. (Heir, bear.) Bet in the interim Manchester, merlon machine makers-J. J. Howard sad R. certain ewes, se suggested by deputations from Yorkshire the boo , gentleman, that which I suppose all the reef of the the combat of affairs in Mexico les base left to • charge POOR RELIES IN THE METROPOLIS. Blacklidge, Great Bolton, Lencaahire, else menufacturers-J. EXPLANATION. and Leaceshini dories the present amigos , house are quite aware of, that treaties were made in 11414 d'affaires, Mr. Matthew, who has discharged his duty with This committee met again yesterday ; Mr. Valiant Lord and C. Lomax (deciemede Brown-hill, near Rochdale, Lab - agemmestee ems. and :m em to mg deg. ii , mon err Sir G. C. LEWIS said it Missend that the present sad 1813., by which the protectorate of the Toone ability. One great difficulty has arisen from there in the chair. cashire, coal p rop e t Duffield and W. R. Dasher, Rhei ms» of allemieces was complete...l of is wino counties, Jana& was gives to Great Britain ; that a Briti s h one g ov e rnment in Mexico and one in Vera Cruz ' I Mr. Bromley, examined by the chairman-I am the Dell, grocer-M. "tie / 854 J. Kershaw , ~ , R°c d ihduBleiiil'an Lane . hire, of an Inch dhninution; and each 10 deg., above 32 deg, causing i level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing Moat onehundredth nuertheigee in the great majority of counties, hod parties- prism is kept at Corfu, and at that time when thin it is a fortunate circumstance th at there is sow but OM founder, or at leant active promoter of a society lately estah- soda makers-T. W. Rice, F. W. 40 11111 ' --rea- S. " .•• "or - iiiii• nearly three hundredths Increase. E.-Exposed thermometer larly in the metropolitan &striae, Do mm Gist of tte there was met discus/jou whether the whole of the pro- government, sad that Sir Charles Wyke, when li• gets out &bed for relieving distress in the metropolis, called "The r dßr o Mm itinc han le r i tr e n w nho an" , . ch fu as r daera d d l ere V. G. Fo; In shade. St.-Moistened bulb (for evaporation and err Mad had arises. The greet dianinutioci of late years he rams neighbouring to Greece should rise in imurrection, there, will find that to be the caw. In this event that* Society for the Relief of Distress." The society was not in dyce, J. Binning, and W. Ritchie, Glasg ow, warehousemen. so lire number of prearcutimm was explaiwid en the thew, mad that there shouts be an attempt to make • great Greek will be • better chasm that the claims of British *abject. operation till January last, though it was projected by my- far as regards W. Ritchie. - netica F. -Force (1 to 12-estimated). C.-Cloud (1 to I). 1.- point). D.-Direction of wind (true -two points bp of mg- Initials a b, blue sky, ii, clouds (detached) ; I, fog: h, ball; I. that dm aliewatice to witnesses waa inaufficient, but that empire . , the Greek minister at that time told me himrelf, will be urged with success. I quite agree with what was self and others in August last year. The prospectus of the SCOTCH 5141171ffTRATIONS. flithianat : ra. mist/ Nay): o, overcoat (dull); r, rain; s. mow ; dendatition was general throughout leaked. and pervaded that his government had no means of preventing any public said by the hon. member with respect tett» republic of South society ad forth that "In the midst of this wealthy and Jilin' thwart Aberdeen, auctiouser, March 20, at the Lemon I. thunder. S. Sea-disturbance (1 to 9). twenties is which practically there had been no rednetme manifestation of thee kind. And though the hon. gentleman America. I agree with him that those republics are of peat in the scale of those allowarees. The ebrninutioe also ex- may sot have heard of Corfu, yet let me tell him that it is fertility and natural wealth, and may be prosperous, but of metropolis human beings die of hunger and the Tree Hotel. Aberdeen. want of the common amenities of life." I drew that con. TRONA. , real& Hamilton, Lanarkshire, grocer, March 11, at tended to Scotland and Ireland, in which no change haul • very importeet position, and is not to be entaely neglectedthe Haruilniu Arms Inn, Hamilton. 8° ic'eg as they remain iti the detracted state in which man y elusion from the weekly reports o f the Registrar- General Who , *la Under these circumstuces he did out feel hy any perms who may have charge of the foreigb arab, aof them are, nothing am be more difficult than for • foreign Our m y am i ty mm, ease' of diem " home, Jona Fanyenu MAO:AL Glasgow , underwriter, March 21, at SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. pastimm is recommending to the Treasury a general in- this country. The hoe. gentleman oppeite asked me minister to obtain MINIM of the claims of British subjects, but our chief object was to the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. the clergy in Delmar Bacum (Omega.% Comte, Perthshire, Innkeeper, --..-- am" °I lbs all° "" w "*. I. '" l ' • ahmild hs P r rn ared t° several questicale , Is wheal , lam afraid 1 cannot give him because' when he "a t m magma iron' a government he say that work, but that was at times en gZult, as the clergy Martha, at the Drummond Anus Hotel, Ctieff. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. brim in • ball te ' sable any county which thought the so astidectory an answer so- End it dissolved, and another one put in its place. The work hard in other respect'. As to the inability of certain WUJJeIf JOHNSTON, Glasgow, metal merchant, March 21, at the alteremese insufgaisat to mike an additive to them from Mr. DUNCOMBK-The despateh relative to Koesuth ? boo. gentleman will see therefor that I have not been able parishes to relieve digress, I may instance the parish of St. Faculty Hal, enalgow. Abby Blanchard, from Key West for Liverpool, Feb. 21 , tat 24 N, the county rata 1 Mai the despatch in which the noble lord desires Sir to seed Sir Charier Wyk* out before ; but be will go out is ROllll2 MUHL Aberdeen. leather merchant, March 22, at the THE BUDGET. shame Hudson to keep his eye on Kossuth -( a laughl-eod April next. (Hear, bear.) George's-in-the-Kat ;in that Parish, which is a very poor Lemon Tree Kota Aberdeen ion el W. Me. 211OFFA7•T Baked that flume...l4v el (ha rwe1.....n... ..i.....5... ,a--....1...-...-•:-- .- ... •• .... one. the rates are so hush that it is smarted that it would -_-____ . __a -.. __ • .. .__ ... _ .. n0.a... n 0... ',mann fee welimenn. Jan_ se lat 24 ii Inn en W. to the mune which her Majesty's government had taken with roped to the affairs of Mexico? Mr. HENKE:AMY said be begged to ask the n dile lord whether he instructed Mr. (he Russell to ask Cardinal Antonelli whether the Pape' army would act on the defen sive, and whether the army of the Pope would be sent to the Romagna to attempt to regain the Romagna. There was alai another question he should like to pat to the te.lde lord. (Oli, oh.) The noble lord had 'idled the attention of the Austrian goverment to the fact that _Austria in speak ing of Lombardy, had called it the Lombanhe Venetian prim ince.. That was said to be income -et, and a violation of the treaty of Zurich. Its wished to ask whether, if that were a violation of the treaty of Zurich, the noble land felt himself bound to demand an explanation whether it was not a flagrant violation of the tietty of %mach that Victor Emmanuel should arum. the title of Kin;; of Italy Lon' lilegiELL —Sir, I certainly have a Gnat many questions to answer. which are multifarious ita character as well as ounierous. The hon. member for hushury begat, by stating a good many reasons for thinking o.c emaluct in foreign affairs unduly partial to Austris. The houourable member for Taunton, on the other Lamb rose, awl guys what he thought couclusisc proof that my conduct was very unfriendly to Au-tris. These an the s..rt accusidirms which we receive wheo we ore pur suing a line of conduet which we think impartial. and which we believe is ',Movies to the preservatiou of tile peace of Europe. With esqpiril to the question of the hon. gentle. r us e opposite, I have this to say, that without any violent interference on our part in foreign affairs, there are occur. relict, happening from time to time which seem to us to lie rukulatal to lead to a rupture of the peat* of Europe. It arms to me very desirable to preserve the peace of Europe. Meer, hear.) In the next place, whenever any occurrences conic to our knowledge which may tool to make a rupture between one nation and another, it is a friendly act as well as a useful act, to ask for an exiles tioo or for a change of conduct, or fur such a course as cin conistatices may .coin to require. The hon. member for Fieshury has heard of a great many things which did not occur, amid seems to be very ignorant with regard to many matters which have occurred. 'A laugh.) How he has sup posed that her Majesty's government have communicat.l or uatinuas.l to Sardine, that if any expedition should lease Italy for the moat of Dalmatia, which is Austrian territory, such an expedition would be opp.a.sl by her Majesty's naval forces. NI, sneh ivan,etiun 11.•• been made. The bon. gentleman seems to hove Issm cratiminl with many stones of this kind not founded on fact. There was one thing, however, with regard to which I dal put a question to Sir James Hudson, but in regard to which the sewer bemire was a 'Joy different one from whet the IMO. gentleman supposes. I haul heard, from minces in the City of Lapdog' that there was a contract about to take place foe a railroad through Sardinian terri tory, mid the first clause of that contract was that a large sum of money should bs paid to Kossuth. It was con. lectured, and realisably conjectured, that a very large sum paid to Kossuth in this Sardinian ter ritory would In used for pureness of aggression against Amnia. Now Austria might have said at any time—l do net say she has said, but she might have maid—that if hos. Mle preparations are made within the territories of the King of Sardinia', and those preparation have for their result that ships or armies and men and mousse directed against Austrian territory. an expedition so prepared upon Italian soil. and so landed upon Austrian territory, will not be cm- Mewed as the mere act of individuals, but that Austria will think herself justified in asking for an explanation or re dress from these powers in whose territories those prepara tions are math. Of course that principle may he just, or it may not, acconliog to the manner in which it Y applied. It is evident that cireurostauces of that kind may arise, either by negligence or overnight, on the ooe band, or by too great suspicion on the other. But it is obvious that they are circumstances which may lead to a disturbance of the peace of Europe. I therefore directed an inquiry to Sir Jams' Hudson, whether he knew anything of this contract, and whether it was true that a large sum was to be paid to Kossuth either by the Sardinian govern ment or by parties in Sardinia. And, as tar as I can re collect the particulars, the reply of Sir James Hudsou was, that there had been in contemplation such a contract, but that the plan had been entirely abandoned. I must ow, so far from Sirdanies Hudson giving such as Newer as the hon. gentlemen suppose, expressing iodisemu virtue at such an inquiry being made, Ps James Haim acted as as home and faithful servant of the erown, and he gave me to the question I asked every information which his great intelligeice and great knowledge of Italy enabled him to do. Then, sir, with respect to this ominous omission in the despatchee betwee• the Slet cif August and the 27th of (Sober, I have looked over the chid of them to-day, sod I find they are, most of them, on very trifling matters. There was an English ship that had been seised by some of the Garibaldians, and was afterwards car. ried into Malta ; and the question arose bow compensation was to be obtained for that violent seizure. There was a querns with regard to the leek legion of how they were to be got back—(laughter)—and of what had become of Major Cfßeally. (Loud kreAter.) Thiry was a question whether It was At to ham a soused at Flames, and whether her Majseey's subjects weeld set lad pod convenience in that emedeee Wag establishaL Thee was arother ques tion with regard to as who had got into debt at Mils, and i rtiorb il erl ema throws into prison, hoeing been very much encumbered by a debt to his tailor. IA laugh.) I did not think it esceseary to load the Blue-honk with subjects of that kind, and if the house will permit roe to make a general remark on this subject, f may say that before the session began, having selected, with the Coder Secretary of State, what papers should be given, I said, "It very often happens that when too bulky a volume is promoted to members of parbanied, they an almost as much at a loss for information as if no despatch had bees produced at all Therefore, let us endeavour to extract all the despatches which are meet in bearing oo the great pdint then in dispute, and not gin voluminous despatches as aremmenmes laid upon the table of the house." This, therefore, is the explanation of there being no despatches between those two dates to which the bra. gentleman reform. The bon. gentleman next asked me what I could mean by saying that the British government has interests is the Adriatic his. Well, sir, I must inform the boo. gentleman, that which I suppose all the rest of the house are quite aware of, that treaties WWII made in 1114 end 1813, by which the protectorate of the lonian blends was given to Groat &Min ; that a British prelim is kept at Corfu, and at that time when there was pest discus/jou whether the whole of the pro visoes neighbouring to Greece should rise in insurrection, and that there should be an attempt to make a great Greek empire, the Greek minister at that time told me himseM, that his government had no means of preventing any pub& manifestation of that kind. And though the hon. gentleman may sot have heard of Corfu, yet let me tell him that it is a very important position, and is not to be entirely neglected , by any person who may have charge of the foreign affairs of this country. The hos. gentleman opposite Raked use several questions, to which I ant afraid 1 cannot give hist so satisfactory an answer es— Mr. IM:NCOMBE—The despatch relative to Koesuth? I mean the despatch in which the noble lord desires Sir i James Harlem to keep his eye on Kossuth—(a laugh)—aed also that deep-'- relative to the railways, that no cones*. slim Mould be wade b 77 Sardinia of any railway with which limed' wee ooeneafed. The amble lord has evaded that. Led J. RUSSELL—It is because I recollect no such cir cuitries*. The km. gentleman did not inform me of the he was about to ask ; but I never foment. C is eeht l er James Hodson to keep his eye on Kossuth. I did esip the payment of a alrge sum of money, to be treed hr Me mom of war against Austria, mie p re d a my beesee thing for Sardinia. Therefore I be wield make obserratious upon it. (Cries of " Hem, bear.' I men say again that I do sot think that it is for the Semest of Sardinia, or for the interest of that Dew of bale, which I should regard not with then 4 1111 •1 iffirebectsion which the hon. gentleman oppaidte (Mr. enemy) does-1 say that to that new kingdom of Italy it would he a most unfortunate circumstance that she abseil he sending out expeditious to the If ungariaas, not be Mhe part in Hungary itself, but on the coast of Heinle. mid thereby involve herself in hostilities with Austria. I do sot deny that I took that step— (charne)—l should le sorry that Austria should have just came el ear spied Italy. or that Italy should have put cause of wa s e Amnia ; ad therefore I sever omitted any week , with the last moms of paliameat, impressing ape s these powers not to give any just coos, of offence Sloe maim Then the bon. teatimes the member for Tansies lientinck) asks me whether infamies was received beet lb James Hudson previous to the 31st of hugest Ism te the elect that the expedition of General Garibaldi was aeweily misted by the Selena government, and whether the Temilis-0 11100 did,presionaly to the 11th .lay of see. Meoller hist, receive official information that the Sardinia. t contemplated the invasion or seizure of a par. =el n t re on Papal Sates. Sir, neither before the 31st of August, nor since. have I been informed by Sir Jame Hudson, nor has any (Acid me indeed reliable information whatever been received, that the expedition of General Garibaldi to Sicily at ite Aid setting out was assisted is any way by the Sardinia& government. Come Cavour, in the despatch of May, says, sad I think says with great fair. noes and candour, " The Sardinian governrust has so ideation of attacking the territories of the King of Naples." But I most admit that mom the subjects of the King in his states there is great sympathy felt for these who are rising in Italy against the King of Naples, and that may give rise to expeditions." Now, whether (hat Gamer, or whether the Serslinian government did yet exceed what they might fairly do according to inter astiolllll obliiptions, is a question into which I do not think it seemestry to enter. I am not hound to defend all the peeeendleps of the Sardinian government, but I certainly did tit emeho any intimation, nor 40 I believ e th a t th e 's ir . dials goveroment were concerned in fitting out the ex pedition of Garibaldi. Their sulaequent conduct I need set mitioise, became it is not the business of the British gesemnent to defend every act that foreign govenimenta may ham dose. The hoe. member asks me whether any awl what answer was retuned by the Austrian government ea ohe despatch No. 911, 'dammed to Lewd A. Loftus, and id e alV to a despatch frees Ceneel<leseral Perry. Sir, siy nfilrial information we ham received was con tained is that despatch of the 7th of September which in ▪ theitalie el the house. Of coulee thee has been—and been seed's* slam I have held the office I have the honour to 12111-4imielos information that a poetise of the Papal Jim hi wry much disaffected to the Pepe. sod that eon. Aimed sionicess were being sent from Umbria to 'Turin, the King of Sardinia to receive deputations, sod Est be would take Umbria under his protection. We were always told that those deputations were daimon. topd, but at the MOO time that dissatisfaction land deaf. tee hen won knows Se peeve& Whoa it was y that Mr. Bromley, examined by the chairman—l am the founder, or at lent motive promoter of a society lately estab lished for relieving distress in the metropolis, called '• The Society for the Relief of Diane's." The society was not in operation till January last, though it was projected by my self and others in Augest last year. The prospectus of the 'misty met forth that "In the midst of this wealthy and huunoui metropolis human beings die of hunger and the want of the common seminaries of life." I drew that con clusion from the weekly reports of the Registrar-General Our society oceasionslly visits cases of distress at home, but our chief object we to engage the clergy in that work, but that was at times difficult, as the clergy work hard in other respects. As to the inability of certain parishes to relieve distress, I may instance the parish of St. Oeorgo's-in-the-lest ; in that parish, which is a very poor one, the rates are so high that it is asserted that it would be impossible to raise them without causing the bankruptcy of the ratepayers. I imagine that but for extraneous relief • large number of the people of that parish would have "tarred altogether during the late severe weather. We had so paid visitors, but about fifty gentlemen acted in that e•pacity. Our society intends to be permanent, and we in tend to orpnise during the summer means of inquiring into the characters of apphanita for relief. By Sir W. Jolliffe—Mauy persons living in Paddington who applied for relief had horses of their own, and worked on the canal. I consider if a man had hie hone sold through distress, and was thereby nulled. be bad • right to parish relief. By Mr. M. Milnee—The amount of mousy our society dis tributed to relieve distress was about 3,07111. We consider we relieved at least 100,000 awes, or 12,000 families. Nothing eau be more clear than that the distress brought upon the poor has been in many cues owing to their own improvident and dissolute habits. I think men would rather receive • small amount of out-door relief than go into the workhouse, as they look upon that as • disgrace ; and In many camas when • man comes out of a workhouse he tads • great difficulty in T r e tti o nA m etploy on o nient. society our extend all over London. ---oernmeter corrected and reduced to IS deg. at aeon see level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one.hundrodth it as inch diminution; and each 10 dm., above St deg., causing newly three hundredths Increase. E—Xsposed thermometer In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew petit). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points Apt of sew nettc). I.—Yaps (1 to 12—estimated). C.—t.loud (1 to 9). I. :b, blue sky c. clouds (detached) 1, fog; h, ball I, 1111= ( Nay) :o, overcoat (dull) ;r, rain; a, m ow: . S. Ses-disturbance (1 to 9). lOOTCH 2112QUZITIATIONS. JASON CRAMIX, Aberdeen, auctioneer, March 20, at the Lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. MONA., West!, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, grocer, March 21, at the Hamilton Arma Inn, Hamilton. JO® 7allyl.3lsm MsCusi, Glasgow, underwriter, March 21, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. DIIIIICAX 11111CLAll (demised), Connie, Perthshire, Innkeeper, March 21, at the Drummond Anne Hotel, Crielt WILLEM( Jorlas2oll, Glasgow, metal merchant, March 21, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. UMW 810TH, Aberdeen, leather merchant, March 22, at the Lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. JAW Bawl All, Glasgow, grocer, March 20, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. ?Prism Ram, Saltcoats, Ayrshire, china merchant, March 19, at the Saracen's Head Inn, haltcoata. JANUS Saurus, Greenock. gnats merchant, March 25, at the White Hart Inn, Greenock. WILLIAM BOLLOcii, Mllimavie, engraver, March 25, at the Golden [Jon Hotel, Stirling. JOlOl WLACIELAN, Tarbert, Arpleshlre, grocer, March 22, at the George Hotel, Invemry. Mr. MOFFATT flaked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whets be propoeml to make hie financial statement. The CHANCELLOR of this EXCHEQUER raid he was sot able at that momrat positively to state the day when the financial statement would be made. It wu very desi rable that it 4041 be made on as early a day as possible after the lit of April, and he should hope by Thursday, the Ilth d April. If say other day were selected be would give doe slaw be like blur. Abby Blanchard, from Key West for Liverpool, Feb. 21, lat 24 N, lon 62 W. auxins, from London for Melbourne. Jan. 31, lat 24 8, lon 29 W. Etienne (French barque), from Mauritius for England, Feb. 7, lat 7.30 8, lon 14.10 W. Empire of Peace. ((f Liverpool. Feb. IS. let 16 X, lon 37 W. Melbourne, from London for Otago, Feb. 2. Mt 22 8. lon 29 W. Old Dominion, from Jamaica for London, Feb. 16, lit 29 N, lon Spee W. dwell. of Portland, from Liverpool for Boston, Feb. 16, hi 22.59, lou 4560. Severn chip), from London for C010mb0,49 day; Jaa.3o,lat 24.37 11, lon 24 23 W. Victory : American ship', Dec. 26, tat 41 8, lon 94.3 W. Wyoming , ship!, from Liverpool for Philadelphia. 42 days, lab. EB, off Atnecum. Wm. B. Travis (ship), from Galveston for lAvarpool, 15 dals,Feb. 25. lat 32, lon 75.4. ITALY.—IDID JOHN RU SELLS DESPATCHES TO Sit 1. HUDSON, Ac. Oa the m y aim Mat the bean at its rung should 'Anus Menit gest. Mr. T. DUNOOMBE nee to ask the Semnary of State ter Fordo Albin, if an Janatche" were met to En J. Bodeen hawses the 31st Avant sod the 7/th October Int ; BEM tf as. Irby Man drapatelma were omitted io Ns forth', 111111111Optedeball reldlog to the affairs of Italy ; sad, to ass, what were " the interests which Oren Britain has ia the Ildrialie," shish the dispatch of 314 Ann* anise " Hot Majesty's govennwat moat watch with an del standee." no hoe. netiemsa said ha hid reesived ledeneatle• his. ralialde astharity tbd then we is enatease dispatches wham by the aebba lord betfrees Nan portals, tohnb had ban la the mere lad bit fon the home. Het gennmesat bad takes peat mint tothomeelves ter was sidled aos•isterrestios S. the arhun of eater sesnlisa. baa if ha Ind bees efedidy Informed, and ha Marred he woe. Nrir bonged nos•ider reatine am all a hem. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CITLIMIFG.7 . II suit 12. at Woburoaquare, the wife of U. 11 Cammiting, 1114., oZ aim 10111219 T.—Hard IL at L _ of D. Tomsk eta daughter. PllLLRR.—ltareh it at Oremgark, Bath, the wife of W. A. !ace, of a sae. DILAUNSZLL.—March 12. at Lower Beigismotreet, Eaton.souare. the wife of Commander E. tfaunsell, R.N., of a daughter. BHRRIDAN.—March 13, at Benefield House, Fulham, the wilco( H. B. Sheridan, Emu, It P., of a daughter. VALLETORT.-IMareli 1.4 at Wilton-crescent, the Lady Kan's. rine Valletort. of a daughter. WADLEY.—Mareh 11, at Princes-terrace, Caledonian-road, the wife of Mr. O. Wadley, of a daughter. WATSON.—Much 14, at 9, Craven.h Clemens Watson, of a son. WINCHESTIER.—!(arch 12, at Gratton.street, the Mareblosim of Winchester, of a son, stillborn. MARRIAGE& Brompton, the wife By Mr. i3:ialicourt—l have heard that it is the law that tast the poo reportedr-law guardians are bound to relieve any case.of dis e, to them. By Lord $ Howard—There are periods of great distress every winter in London. I think that with very little troll. ble and organisation a scheme might be carried out by which the poor would be induced to be more saving of their earn ings for bard times. 1 think there are many instances is which poor persons God great difficulty in making their distress known, unless there was an organised system of visiting them at their own homes. By Mr. Ayrton—l think if boards of guardians were not ratepayers they would be more indulgent to the distressed ; as regards the poorlaw providing complete support for the destitute, the law may be one thing and the fact another. I do not think that in the late distress the relieving officers could have relieved all the cases; they were too numerous. I know • great deal of distress is caused by per sons while in work spending much of their money in dnnk. I do not think there is any people in the world so iniprovi. .dent in their habits as the English working people. After hearing some further evidence of a similar nature, the committee adjourned. Mr. C. DE NTINCK asked the Beartary of State for remiss Affairs whether isferswitien was received from tiff JUMPS Hades, previous he the 31•4 &y id August list, is the sled that tbe elpsditioe of Oweeral Garibaldi we weekly ambled h the Mollusks goverment ; saillirhatbar the Fereignolice did preview to the Iliad., of fkipasesber Lit, receive edicial lamination that the :Malaise govern sweat mertemplated the iavasioa or seizure of • portion ci the Papal *vies ; sail whether any and what answer was nursed by the Austrian goversrosst to the despatch, No. 91.1, marred to Lord A. Loft u s. and Weer* to • despatch from Corieul.t,neral Perm The boo. geetlimaa ulearred that an or • road pewee the despaCibill of the noble lord which bid been Ltd ea the table without beteg satisfied that • greet sum bar of importast emote had received no 'unitive at all le them. air IL PEEL &eked whether any correepondence bad takes Maw lames her Majeaty's reertimeat and that of MOS respecting the impnecasset to Main of certain memo far religious °pintoes ; add, if so, what had bean the Moor of such comesposideace. He called enmities to the 'object, hesrog kir personal testinemey to the facts he stated, ob serviog that the Chrieties men on whose behalf be spoke had mousitted so other crime--if mime it esedd be called— than that of poems* copies of the Holy lierlpteirma add slag them io ormummion with other people. He cited puellel cases which, he thaw/lit, justified - the all he made mPoti the do,ertimest for their active interference aid meta 416111nm:1r, ;tn.: to renioestrate with the Elpaaish goeernmewt on al.l, lanai redskins' perversities. Mr. BC?7 asked the M Nab fan !map Affairs whether Mr Orris. We whit wee as of Jassary, lallo, Minister F 6l 111 . ablk of Memo had as yet penes to kir Weeks. d not, whew he was likely to do so; and whither the oraga-allee had recetved any Aka' iaMentidea of any 1186 " /Is =1 47d ilw reseal Mexican gosessissst to watered into with the the bomb 2 L lei r ft epetitic. He wished also to Weida whither the sable imam l e y es tb e b i bl e ,ay 4111041111 Oh" al& She the hetre mesa tegeneaskee Mrs. nom, BURGESS—WOODHOUSE—March 11, at Bray, Berks. bY the Rey. A. Leigh, Mr. A. W. Burgess, to Sarah, daughter of Ilr. Woodhouse, of Bray. DISTLINGIII—BURIINAN.—March 14, at Leverstock, Wilts, by the Row. C. H. Townsend, M.A., Arnold &Ettinger, Lau. loam& dittlinger. Rd., of Odessa, Bavarian Co ns ul .GeneraL to Grace Osborne, eldest daughter of Dr. Stevenson-llushuss. of Inverstock House, Sallabwy. ROWLEY—MUM—March 10, at the Cathedral. Manchester. by the Rev. H. 11. Wedmore, M.A. Mr. 8. R. Rowley. to Cathe rine, daughter of Mr. J. Coles, o ?motor& Somereetahlre. SMITH--ISTANCLIYFR—March IS at Si. James's Church. Sat, tom, near Meoeleslie'd, J. B. Smith, Seq., of Ueda, to Esther Caroline. daughter of J. Stenciltfe, req., of Macclesfield. WlLLLlNGTON—moescßArr.—March 11, at King.land Con gregational Church, by the Rev. T. Avelthm Mr. J. 11. Welling ton, of Wilton-road. Denton, to Clara, daughter of G. lare craft, Esq., of Park Villas. DeLeon. DRATHH. ALLICI.—March 13, 8 P. Allen, Req., of Creamily, Pembroke shire, aged 44. CAPES—March 14, Sophia, wife of G. Capes, R. 4., of Park !toot. Gramenorequare, aged N. COL—March 13, at Sandford Lodge, WestAIII, Putney, Claris Ursula, wife of S. H. F. Cog, Req., M. ELLJSON.—March 13, at Beech 11111, ShoPleld, M. Ellison. ak 74. HOMJSY.—lfarch 13, Mary, wife of Mr. F. Horsley, of ruk• row. Leda._ mod A. 1133014 .—March 13, at Copt Remick Hall, near Ripon, T. 113 son. KM' 84. —M aged arch 11 , at Lower Thameestreet, Mr. D. SoAt. Add SRL". ..—Yarch IS, itt Myth Bank, ItegentS.park, Sarah, wilt of 1. Se lf. 1 : 31 4, 0 1ted ITZPRlNS.—ligarch 12, at Howard Lodge, Maida.vale. Phan. ltd.. aged 40. Dorranertvz FI&L—On Thursday night, at a late hour, • destructive Are broke out on the premises in the nt occupation of Mews. Henry and Co., importers of foreign goods, Hugh 'Mean, muslin manufacturers, and c4il7Coldey, commission agent, No. 47, Watling.street, 17. was diesoversd by • neighbour, when the engines from the station in the name street were instently on the spot, sad pot to work, under the direetioe of Superin tendent Brentwood, with • good supply of water. But the fire was not subdued until nearly 2,000 i. worth of property was destroyed. The cause is unknown. The loss will fail oat the Globe Fimolties. (Advertisement.2 . loLLowaY's OINTMENT AND MIS --Bowie Sam.— aro many complaint, of the akin which for their cure only require domestic management, for which the mother or nurse, used with Holloware remedies, l the beet doctor. The proper sod active me of Min elanniet, when resorted to early, snare. recovery. It at ones cools sad soothe* the Indamod vessels and Irritated servos, and arrests alt acrid discharges. It draws out the mods of every eruption, and swalloss the armistice through the capfileries ; from which It remora all spssmodic contraction. Aa the blood is the mat of health or Mamas. It is a matter of lasportames that Hut loway's pills should DO talus M the somas Woe to iiimify that —-- - Petaled sal Psi/IMM by Willi= KIPO HALM Ot I ""Ordilireek to the City al bootleg. Printer, et tLa aarsasa awe, fa r. Lashana4u KM ess, L ireciage of whiwn'''- THE SUITORS' FEE FUND. Hr H. CAIRNS roots to ask a question relative to the in. teatime of the government with reference to the money of ignitors in the Court of Chancery. THE WINE DUTIES. Mr. CRAWFORD asked whether the government in tended to propose to parliament a compliance with the prayer of the wine trade for a uniform duty on for eign wises, or to adhere to the principle of clusification by the alcoholic test, the application of which, be observed, was a highly scientific and difficult process, and be know of instances in which the Custom-boom authorities had obtained different results from the employment of the test in the ease of the same identical wine. _ The CIIANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in reply to Sir H. Coitus, explained the object of the appointment of the Chancery Fund Commission and other matters alluded to by Sir Hugh, who, he said, bad been misinformed as to say plan of the government regarding the mosey of suitor% to create a Chancery Stock, or to interfere with the liberty el suitors. He suggested a variety of very important goes times, in cones:ion with the feuds, which were proper to be oonsidered by the oomminsion ; his anxiety was that their posseadoe and managemet is heamply secured. He was sorry to way he was at daggees4tawn with Mr. Crawford. Relatively to the state of things, sad the very recent adop tion of the scheme of the alcoholic test applied to wines, he was well pleased with its workiin, the errors being few, mod not an important element in the question. It was not. therefore, the intention of the government, without further experience, to propose any change, but they would adhere to the principle of classification by the alcoholic test. DIA. _ _ Mr. SMOLLETT made an inquiry respecting a precision for the aopport of the daeconibuits of the Princes of Tan jore, in Soothers India. Tbe claims of the Tsajore family were strongly urged by Mr. &WM, Mr. Bright, and Mr. Ayrton. Mr. EWAPT salted for ioform►tieo regarding the ad ministration of relief to the sufferers by the famine in lochs. Coble! BYK asked whether in future all the services in India will be open to all the native' of lochs without dis tinctioe of caste or crowd. Sir C. WOOD explained the state of the esae in raped to the property of the late Rajah of Tanjore, and said it world be the duty of the government of India to make provisioo for the family. In reply to Mr. Ewen., he stated that the feet amount. from India were more favourable, and represseted that the distress arising from the famine wee confined to a much smaller area than was apprehended. Every possible means of alleviating the suffering would be taken by the government. His answer to the inquiry of Colonel Sykes was that no alteration whatever had been mods i■ the matter. THE CASE OF YR. TURNBULL. Mr. MAGITLRE then rem to mak the First Lord of the Treasury whether any other letter than three printed in the return dated the 15th of February had palmed between the government and the Master of the Rolle relative to the appointment and timmuition of Mr. Turnbull, and directly bearing on Mr. Turnbull's case, and if suc hl letters had =whether therewee any and what objecti on t o th e i r late production. Lord PA LMERSTON said that he believed Mr. Turnbull WllB a man of honour and ability . , and he regrett e d th e Do . sitiou in which he had been placed. The course taken by him in resigning was highly honourable to bun. The Master of the Roll., who was not under the control of the govern ment, appoiatod Mr. Turnbull. Very soon after rem sentatiom were made to him (Lord Palmerton) to the effect that Mr. Turnbull was &A fitted MARKETS. EILIGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Bntish P01100•1101/1 in America, for the week ending March 12, is Ns. 41d. per cwt., exclu. sive of the duties of customs.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 255. 94d. —The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the East Indies, is 17s. 100.—Theaverage price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, is 245. 4d. per cwt. Mummy MARCH 15.—We have no improvement to notice is our sugar market. The sales are of the most trivial nature, and until money is cheaper we do not expect the trade will operate more freely. We must quote raw and refined 6d. per cwt. elieliper. Rums move off steadily, at Is. 11d. to 2s. ld. fur Demeraraa, and 3s. dd. to 4s. Gd. for Jammu. TALLOW.—FIUDAT Evitittso.—The tallow market is rather higher for bricked, but a further decline hes occurred is other detcriptious. At the public sales, 1,300 casks were offered, of which 500 casks were sold at and after the sue. Mom—Odessa steep, at 575. ; 6se, Mis. to 565. 6d., mixed kiods ; beef, fins quality, 555. ; Australia' sheep, Ns. to 575. ; beef, 534. to 535. ed. ; North Ainerican, 545. to 545. lid. ; French, 52a. for weak, to 545. lid. good. South American is scarce hem ; a few pipes first sort sold at 575. 6d. ; old and perished, 555. to 555. lid. Town tallow is 56.. net cash, being a decline le. 6d. per cwt. The quoted market closes quiet—Spot and all March, at 50i. 9d. ; April to Juno, 58s. lid. to 58a. 9d. ; Oct. to Dee., 555. lid.; rough ht. 3s 00. Coomaut oil was steady today for Ocala, but rather easier for Ceylon—Coehin, 51s. ; Ceylon, 495.; Sydney mane, 495. Bse ; palm oil is quiet, at 45e. 6d. to 465. Sos Lagos. Deliveries to Mat evening, 372 casks arrivals, 152 maks 00TfON.—Lrrwoot., liancn 15.—Under the influence of the eery discour-ging state of trade in the manufacturin3 districts, and the probability of short time being resor t e d to in some localities, the market relapsed into a dull Mate in the early part of the week, and prices, with only a modr • rate iaquiry and a largo supply offering, showed some irre gularity, and a slight decline upon American descriptions. Oa Wednesday afternoon, however, the advice, by the Kangaroo to the god instant from New York imparted a limner tone ; prices have recovered the decline above noted, and clam with firmness at the quotations of last Friday. In Brasil a moderate business has been done, without material alteration, but Egyptian is rather lower ; the business in Surat has also been to a moderate extent, without quotable change in value. Speculators base taken 9,300 American and 270 Surat ; and there are reported for export, 8.420 American, 20 Pernam, and 2,000 Surat. To-day's market opened with a fair inquiry ; the probable sales, 16,030 bales, including 7,000 on speculation and for export, with a arm tone at yesterday's full rotes. COTTON 000138.—Yascsiern, Maim 15.—me ~kat talky has been generally more satire than for now lien MQuenatione el yarn ►.. e advanced id. thine rV - El i widerment HOTTER ki 8 o'clock PRIGNIC Tarok £ 2 , 0 001 'HEN from Herat Pith install Apply u W. NEW YI NEW Apply tc soutbampt QTEAB 11.7 elms Norsolydo ca 38. • ton 2111 . - ForTrely 1.1P1'9, 11, R OTT Pau tatourite baring bee Ins lesson, Wapping. bal..on, .C 1 return, £1 The fine will be dew !Ist For 11.1110 rnt-eirena 11, Itood-la WE T (Bs W" la Board of 1 deoartmeß amaroarcia PEN )0 , 0; 1 Gibra giesit the ea sot, Add N ; nte al Nelboa the 201 Camps N ga„ADEI MIT pik Oar WEI K 2 EIJ COM Ds sin on toW and TEAS WHEAT] bears DAILY.- . asestl 111.1.1 detbern A rorrmi hen Asset* MONTH] , New tarn Inform etnest. IHILI Further 1 ioito; - i ace. No. CIONT. c9NI kr cevT tOD dcal !, 33, faatil, ten natter Lona .1041 4 gab' ti aok i s . - i t ' 0.1.' j , Committee ;diie Cl Bl lelthata, a 'aslant, at SUPPLIE+ Ito said Mc The Tender application tool, or t o named .mmittee tender. &salons E U R abet piyug warn a ZOTAI • • AMID x 1164111 Bolder la • • T. le OUI 111 • n, .1 ere Daoew halt a to la: ad to to tld Ol.: tonlium, • pot lb. W. 1 o'l Dellolotola .1 ANT lit 411 ' • an who I first-cl "", IN eats% al - Matsui:de I • the nes Oabtiel's r: aralti3 • name, I Private Fire • • 'wham : R I lIIP NVENTIO adaptir axed wl ' n,CC • on ii • sauce fol w seta rely Patis and • Ten • :Old A . without an arm be to didtplatat. E awl In illata apt aoevosa se h i bows. 1, awl Linn VrinlWo' io• / ' .........'-- ~.....•