The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-31 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-JAIL 29. AU! =FORS SEBASTOPOL. Order rood for resemarm adjoained ;lobate as riaelllea (!Sera humeri), " That a eeket eammittee be ay/elated M Mawr into Me mialidea el ewe away beeme Seism. MO. and into the elated of thaw Regeelmeade ei the ipmwessat whose daty it has bees M Milablee to the Ham* MOM army." Question:wit sorest I 71SOMei :-Qamtioa "M. The hew &TIMM-AM. 119; sale, 148. LIES-soi. Allw Ai l li t C. Pareaket, Oal. temese. C. Abe-°-. J. Perrew, J. Alliettal Ora. Freardra i 0. , tr Wthorlien • 4. Prelim ci, whom re Ir. Baum w r J. Oda% Mona Bailey. C. Gerhicer. 11. BA It. Ordall.l. HANNA, E. L Vienna =Oil. Deina. - i. re; f ra tzei V. oloirera.o4l. Ownlsies. lied Bassese, Oa" T. Goldesd. A. Cerny. A. Beekett. W. Galen* Thema Pardee. C. Deena% Earl Gawk Or B. lbeLsr • T. Orsini, Lard W. Pe r t im r ee lik BMW, Capt. P. GrAllesede sit Mrs. Sabin l. Beatinsk, Lard IL 0 G. = II". Dintladi. O. Orme% • a. Pollak. A. Berestord, IL Ha.W. Oreamw.lL Berkelsi i lion. H. Droslak Cash Pero.J. Outman. S. Furry* Nr , T. Illandleri . , Kam& cf =Z. Bolder*. Col. S. 1 4 / 1 0. P. Boehm, T. W. Hale. B. ralpi c lL Body, J. lioNard. Mk IL mom; Lord W. Brant/y.llmm J. Rall. Om Millard, J. Beamed" T. W. Handler% Lord C. Irawkaa. biz J. Brookline's*, J. Hand Pen, G. A. Hest. J. Ikons, U. Damillin L IL Alosolo,J. Braes, C. Nriniirry, Capt.IDLC. MAMA 0. More. IL I.' Meneeri. OeL Ma. H. Book, L. W. aryse, lit L Boller lir 1. Ilsedkne. T. nilli ftellask imill ). P. Lartira , lard = k J. WI:. Bar T. lir T. D. linuchina. IL Mheirkid. W. WIL L e. sie lecriCapt. MIL L T. lissrms. . SlSwisirr. IL pia A. nolhVord J =it. lima. Ws. = I A w. =BuryMr J W. Mew GIL Cs L d B. ar Ir. I' w• AkL K4 .114 . 01r. J. A. Chwatare. W. lailh. IL Chewier% 7 MN% W. Cheohm, lamb of M! ` i. swoha.e. t bm e a tt Tharaat Krarddl. P. IL Itaime47, T. A. Onineedeley, lord Modem Hr Z. E sib et Omagh R. Kb& P. 0111wd, Col. H. IL ziemelrd. A. . =sl.larir O. awalerttM e J. C. r ard C. P. elddinll. W. elm; W. =in 0,. ,tarn, MA IL Maw, H. linlvan. Michael OWL IL Cos -- 71a. .A. Lam. Or Z. ?afar, Col. =l k alr W. La* IL K. Milk P. A. Laing IL W. *he, IL B. Langues. W. Tellnwels, J. Oilier. IL P. =inqi. G. WWII,. G. Chtellb. C. Z. Mondrod. Cept. ffi ouir , IL C" I SJ. A. H. Thug% Or I. Tlidireg ir S. ./ . 1.11711. J. Laws. LAM A. Flary. Creek, J. Ism% Lord IL x lialld Cubits, aid. = P. C. a. v . Davis, D. A. L Vandilert, G. Deeds,. W. WOW, H. T. Verner. dlr W. Daring. Hr E. Lindsay, Col. TIMM, L. Deemeine T. Lindsay, W. Übe. P. Leak" W. Yin" lit L. Lease, CM. Du. Orind Mlteri, Ift I. Y. LerShwalit. wisasefs. D. Dne. Sr Waddllngesa. R. Drift Viand =ensp • t s Wok" Adirrind raveim G. Wrdwaryklik 3. seene, T. W 1.. Wdlinik Inonnalme, A. A. ll Oh J. Walsh. Mr 1. Duromoho. O. R. Walt% J. Deaweabe. Me& W. Ilamedre. J. Warm R. =l%llmm; Mlia,. Z. Warm. W. MradelllM. Theme Why. 1k 0. Dam% CeL Miserora D. Irldwan • L De pre. o. Mem% Lod O. WaniMile. J. • Zook Wel. Man* lewd of welimeor H. Zerfamea. nom; Merifia.L woMoreN ir ar. Ifni" NE I'. News% W. =teerunil Merinr a t r. IV Ilir IL. WiiWY.. Pot Z. IDA Z. W. 8. Yams, J. Nils% W. Wyndlnw • H. =tr. IL L Wile, T. Winer, W. Wynn. Ilk W. Wynne. W. Fitzgerald, W. Hilton, Vise. Yorks, E. Fitz willing, C. sllerni, Dr. W. Pltawilliant, 0. Illtobed. T. TELLMF Player, J. Montromery, Hr G. Drummond, H. Tonsil, B. Mann, O. Borkeley, C. NOES-14,9. Arland, Cr T. Freesias, Col. Acoort, C. Preetdield, J. =kit Aster. 3. Oladatone, W. Adair, H. aim 0. Ott, J. Adair, It. Cioedon, A. M e Lird I. Addenion, N[ J. Oecilburn, H. lepeohll Ball. J. Goner, F. Petwarefan. Ilhemat Banos, H. Greene, flaws@ rfiliiilt. Baring, Sir F. Orey, air G. 1. Baring, T. Orcersuor, Lord Pa MP. Barns., T. Grosvenor, Earl lei, Si Bain T. Gurney, J. IL 1. Berkeley, Admiral HO, Sir N. rairtek J. Berkeley, 0. Monkey, T. w w Heiken, Sir H. Hamer. Mr I. Ira H. Bonham-Carta', J. Harcourt, G. Ihre.ll. Bounerle. Use. lg. P. Harding*. Hake =1 , .. Brand, lion. H. Rock, ItsaL Lc. Brockman, L D. lisatboota. ED W. fladlels. Jae leathertra, J. Herbert, H. limps. O. Brace, Lord E. Herbert. S. /111•111. Lord Buckley, °NNW nem& Lord A. Ildbass, lad of DPW. 0. Heywood, J. lberMee. /.. Cardwell. E. Hogg, air J. W. 101116 J. B. Cavendish, C. Howard, C. limier. E. Cheatham. Jobs Hughes it. W. lirod. J. Citatory Lord IL Ingram, IL Megemsae, IL Cockburn. fkr A. LI. Jadlean, W. BIM; E. Cowper, W. F. Jeremy Earl *Om J. Croaky, F. Joheatooe, J. Tempo% 0. Crane, Rallies Johnstone, air I. Thwarie. T. Delkeith. Earl of Keogh, W. Dodson, E. Kershaw, J. tgili ela a GeL C. Denisea, J. E. Labouchere. H. awn% 0. Deer. J. Lana, J. VENN; C. De Vs hull Lockhart, H. Drwas, viewaat Loom, IL Inalg ‘Nhi:L is tW , :. Dal, 0. Law, T. Doff, J. L t tea C. M l. )_ .. Ebe, Lord liacidanoa, W. A. Winniacton. lik T. Ellin, E. 111•Cann, J. Weed, air C. Ebro, Z. Jun. WasjoriMaka, D. M.. S. Illiat, J. IliarsSall, W. W. Emirs, Viscount Ilill , gasi. B. Wrallem, W. Pagan. W. Minim, IL a f /7 1111 . IL Irescrick, IL Molerrorth, Mr W. Team Mil Pit:Gerald, Sir J. Maack, Viewing EttsOrrald, J. llonsreilr, J. Foamy, Ws. FL Men* D. TETZINS. Foley, J. Moseys. E. = W. lortercuie, C. North, V. re, lariat MEMBERS WHO DID NOT VOTE. Bagge, Williaa Pon, R. IL Mare, Ccdonel bait.. IL J. Fez, W. J. Nast, RM. O. L lalere,M. Hem IL T. Gibson, T. K. /lam; Ur C.D. 03. Nth.. Jame Occurs, Mr O. Worry" lord amiler.lllditio. O. Geoid, Wymikain O'Brien, Camila =helen. Merle Gore, W. 0. O'Brien. Patrick 7. 1. Orem, 0. D. J. O'Briell , Sir Timothy Emerst. W. E. Orem% 7. Mode% B. 120:-. Oreelle. L IL = G. A. F. Orey • IL W. Capt. =tCal. R. IL Omen. Ideard Pe/6AM? 0. Z. B. J i. P. B. Gereame, Lard Perasa yeL Z. 0. D. NMI* Ales. . D. lewd. L. 11. Hama. J. I. =we, J. O. =. Owes Hembree, John Peary H. H. J. Herebemr. O. C. )hare. Mr L laesea7. D. O. C. Itlimam. J. J. erarra. W. Bevmae, 0. T. Beady, MIL Z. W. Hamm O. IL W. t= r e llitnteiLp WONT rat. Harlem °Meer; Itawhil. Z. Ells reruns leml i tt Itawilliet Mime Chino Zawell, T. W. OrMe. Wehrle UM Z. aadMlrdemee Cepa. W.ll. T. Ravi% C. Is li raNewart =far C. R. Ileally. P. .IL . ellic Dodd OWN& Nape K lit& D. LL M ft trr . 0...., C. Kledwa his Capiala . Alearader Dahyspir.lllsesoat Elit e di^ Z. A. Deablora=ll. Kam. Sea. W. S. Iledoma. 7. IL S. UnarmJ. IL J. Inmide. Ls O. W. rer m itt. 1~ 1 lottrobra. ilea. R. Wham Wham. S. W. LB. M . B.L airEE. Wray C. IL K. =lf:. 11, W. O. Owl d Ikerinee,W. P. Dams, Miami =go/Mt Vale. Tom H. ci. ague" er. T. lArd Moho. J. M moarade, Mr 7. lAwlea ir iz idi ee Webs. J. IL IMO" Sat cd Lam, Wet. OM. Mom, re D. L. leffieselay,KLHAT.lL 11=7, Lard C. Zlotys. W. J. MIA* Jobe Willcox, B. N. BMA Wallin 1 11 0 10 . aria it Wimps, T. P. Mere, kis Wallow, Weasel perproa. Moak =Jai 11. 1.. Waltham. Edmond Pprinass. LMIL.CId. lissity, 0. Wyss, H. W. W. =oll im llr IL A. Ms" fieme. L L 0.11. Wear. LL.O.m. Mow s% P. lowbey, J. Mentz. IGL t i raf. Fuld. Ihniartrnsilit I I a I I C • 22 1 I W a • New CAmE MARKET, It weewu reported, yesterday, at Guildhall that whilst the Markets Improvement Committee wee Mess a letter was received by their chairman from Lord Pabehaelle. to the effect that his lordship disapproved et MEW albs rules framed by the sommittee for the resublime tie market, an the ground of their sot being ekilmpnt ; and further, that his lordship approved et TIMM, be balding the market instead of Monday, as 1111sambol by the oosiniittesi. RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON BRANDING OR nam.—Yeeterday the examiners of the Mum of Comatose declared the standing orders complied with litho vet owing ems :—Naaelsester, Sheffield, and Lisoskolliko Railway (Lincoln Isemeh); London and AMA Wel= awl Lae cubic. and Yorkshire Railways goolimgeollwit of lOW South Wales Bellamy Consobbilms• Se= Donau, Yee* and Aberdeen sway 811101111_ and Yonchel_ Railway; 0 skonly Wersereso o sot Weiss& bass a os salionis (sengtsskoof wsnow= a rldhor Waw Seaway goo Sul Trust ; Itelherhsra Das ;Ewe t fkowarke ; Over Dames Gem; Ilhelleld Valted Gee ; Gime Goo Nor bert ((eelleselleibtre) Corporation; Clesesriskt Water works sod Ciss g nests Gee Light sof Oaks Congeal ; Goa lagba wei Odom y; ra n i . laski Owing sat Isom ani Oss O THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVINAR), JANUARY 31, 1 ~~. Ilowdoi to bo u. .t, oleo BOMA mot . "11., ot Militia. Ott, to til ditto. to to Nootismt, d p i. 4M= tto &oil Sims lo rat. to ustipoott oleo Weeks% stotps'"Tlatl. haftell. te be Ilestasist la the lima Poe. of • rn:t.sat.,, sired liselmeat le Mlle. MOOD la siselsa* eke ipiesid, ra shWitlbb libiloallike Meelemat of Mine. Sarnia, mat, to be swim vim Pavia, poomotek la the Mg Id of Militia. Homy Mast Why. seat, le to usggisoia 14 prowled, to ditto. Chubs Blaydos i Mcsi az, reet. l 6 6. , he Eng -. - lisinumnt in the Arta. telirp of is Lesamodoe —...- limas ie be hosiewat. she inde. hi the Oh sr Dens efiansedies WOW hellislin Ilmel Liesesise Mids. Jam iliesed Fo n e m iest .te Is lismosen ia tho OM Beetsmakof 31 7 gems Jailor lallk most. to bs win in ditto. Jam °Om. mem. sibs miles to dine. Ma Origass nes.M. a tti„ to be mem to the eth Bee. mega of Sopa lialmiti N CR MAY Ilinifiki mg, te be lieutenant la the legal With heeds lsk Ailehea Ilsomemt. vat, to to semis In ells. Medi Inisik Plebs% mai. to he maga to ditte. Mailss Whim Omega Vilma illime le be lieeteesst, Uos li==sel b lat it sem e =e4l=. is Mies limas Jobs Wise. ma. to be emlia la Se Loyal °Klima Milit Se ia. vages Lyle, gent., to to itedis Is ditto. atialiesne Owes Penni, sue. is he union Is ditto. Ms eselleil ireisell. Amt, be be astern Is the litßegimeat of Dit = lemess Cholas aDanish mat, to t• snags In the themilminie Ileslermg of 1 Mira Jobs Mee. ant,. Ss he milmi Is ditto. Naga Dingy. seat, le be seimibies ditto . die. Iguessaimon.--lhe 'Ms of Uselmert ftwasi filim limiesi di. milks his besa shmee ig =piese in nod Wow Uselosial einimon la the Ilet of &Ow ke Mtn. Bortholek, Sm. lie be emila to the tot ltelimost of Wiz. wilea Jobs Menswell OmeirMe nni e be oe el splate. vies Pea. Moore, ealp*ls the id Wendeloike liestemeg Jim Fisher 1 sit the. amiewe, re. *m l '.,ea st Reim SON Oeg Cornwell Itenema OMNI% sit, le be heilmest. eke lkit, eismoted, la MM. MMus Oietier Vrows. pmt, le to sides fa ditto. limo Sahel, Mika psi.„ ft hs oneip to diso. L i do=raw. now la MAW tele istemnt, eke Grillites,tosiostel, in the Meeidwilie islmswg of Mai& imps Ham Hadraue Crites, pat, to be taiga. else liana le= asinMitin dto. i humegg, mut. le be males, vie li dards, re. slrlige. New Wombs. pat, lab ilesimat in the 77th Reit. meek to be ilisismat la the Biel °imbuing lastment of Mids. Ilemie Mieglind °ahem Me lioriessiwit la the Seth Boil. swAtige be agile, Um soduiel6 Is dile. ?simmer, pet, te be Me. Willies item. _ i seat., to be lesuselkeite kailleitalA ki ar ilt im e li y uc hlos. la the lea .Dsnikles Meabsim. sad k of Ossrp James Umiak to be 11101114 TIN SW% is. demi, k Mita isamer Dams Bruns, larilZsath, Norfolk, ship owner, to mwroodso p.b. s at 121, sad Mod; IC at 2, at Baaiallsalwtrert Oda. Wawa sad Son, Moorgalsodlassashambars ; aff.sedg.lia. Odommalrast-tandisirs. Il MIS fits* Villas Mot, ar GO vas sardnuat, F*. • ek BO t W t . . Be and March 9, at 11, at laala What. Sib., 16111ir ma sad Slake, Grist Tower-strait; olf. soda. Jaime. Isdag. Milan& Jams num,. laaltesk. Northaapteiddra cod sawdaid i l moN ab 10 at Mead lama l• at 11. at lasiabil4tara. Bsdkadosa. Mora; (Asada. Wussa:Paaata 1111111101111 t, tlakiMPlNl al ra awes MINIMINg. Fais. a at 1, sal Mane If at 14 at il salsa Oda. Maar and Oa. Baddissaasy ; off, sada., lamas, rmlesskossaa. Tama Kamm Idarwao4.llarrsy. bold kipper, Feb. 5 sad March M. at Mut owiihwaist. Msafiw, Mcorgabostrost; off. ask. Pow& Odiasaildsanlars. Mums Una sad Jamas SAMS. Ibb.ablas-beklriaals sadsass. Feb. Nat 12. sal Ma& as I. at =iraeL Was% liriwlt. Tampa ; off. sods.. lerhassi. Oman =l ogisL ar Fab. at I. awl MIMI If at t 2, is Ma. Mora Lialdatar, Barleas; off. iv, fads. Paw& Oualbaidaalsra. atsms. flbakm. Feb. le and March ki s i t i gg e t ia ll: VOUS Mout. Mama. Hadar, and , Sas Laws a dram Oda IS ird dire i la rkfflica l: 6 l ,44.4 lll l6 l :l4. dir Osnat. ads.. ilya; ofs tt aDd id /r . MM% Or man Banar a t i =lialladams. bakaspar, Feb.l6 sad a sat I% at atralsabses Art. Ode. W. west Brolawat, sal Hoopes. BY= k v at es = him ilalassra, Bimini/am. Waassai Osansasa. baba ha sad Mal at i et . l . llosad. Wats" Waal km. mak sad ; se. sad& Widmer% Igradag. Wm. Samoan LLOTD Owns. W.I. abed airsloat. isb.l3 W llardka st 1 K Ooart. Oda, Hods sod Yank, Isearattam, and asap" , iladasiaaa ; off. latleston, - long Ileatme.Drimptaa. Dometaitire, baker, Feb. 9 imd Mardi I, at 1. at Imam Coen. BAN Lownosa, Crewkerwt. end Mmplen , larair; llirtaff, Baster. Jowl Hum" Torquay. Dewombini, prow, Feb. t and Noma I, at I, et luta Court. 111., Dew, Ryan; cilLeris.Nktzsl. Isettic. Trataißmossit and Wilmot BitADIPoRD Bowrza, Bailiffs Mfg, Yeekidre, wanted 'plower% Feb. 20 and March 20, at 11, at Leeds Clort. WavYlawi Batas ; off. saws., Mope, Liss Os. Timm Homo Rom" FeWortso. Cheshire. WAS dollar, Feb. 11 sad March 6, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sal., Baoner, Liver. P 034: oir. ta119.. 310 , 11 19 . UlwrPeel. liVrta.tax Yarns, Jain/ Jammu. and WILLION Liszts, Llempaol, ohipwrisitto, tab. 9 aid Moab S. at 11, at Liverpool Court. ooL, Yates. Liverpool; off. awl& Bird, Liverpool. Jana lboownusw, Mawr , roar, Feb. 13 and March 6, at Ili, at Manahamer Ovairt. OM, Manchester; off. awls , Court. . ; • WINDSOR, I.Y. $O. rs t:111111 >m ilddlidan to tha royal dinner party Tim Qom and Primo walked is the pima; &Noising I I the brut brag. rbe The Naraloins el Ely hu enceseded the Dube. d WeWaite& as Ike Lady in Waiting. - Lard Waterpert sad Uejer•Onenl Berkeley Drew soul have eneseured Lead Riven and Mr. J. B. Ormsby Gen ea the Lord mad in Waiting._ The Bari of Abadan' arrived this "'afternoon, had au sadism* of her Majasty, sad afterwards returned to Loudon. Fraser. Stancesisr. . .. Joan RocalAmasso, EbtoksiSSe, sobs& laiistifsetarer. Feb. 13 sad Marsh S. at IS, at lbselissisr Own. Solt, Coltheu and Whetter, Mavvbaster ; sdr. Nati.. a Nsisebester. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Jim 25. Guam BlablJiT, Tipton and Oust BUT. StalSxdshlts, Issa dealer. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. T. S. Edward, Prlnet;Wlreet,ileaon ---.7 pro --- 4, taker—W.L.Hattoa, Gamell.terrace, Gamell.road, &opal= to a den draper—J. Oooper, Friar street, Southwark, baker—T. Deane, Palaos.row , New•road. T. Hank, Loodon.road, Southwark—J. Martin, sad. thwark, baker—F. Straker Salisbury-tin nor, Ball's.poud, taker—W. I,dad, New-street, sate, ariatant to a per. !user—A. Adder, Trinity-square., Borough, brume powder mann- The Duke of Cambridge 'Mud at his residence is St hania's Palau about half put six o'clock last scenic', front Doter. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. JAMBI PJCZAIOIIIIP JOIN PANDERS Wilms, and Bow Senn, Upper Qacees.ittlidlags, Brampton, uphoisterero-lat dlr. of ll*. 4.1., Feb. 1, and three sutesquent Thursdays, at ()reheat% 021ernaustrest. Jose Samosas Wises (upend. estate), Upper Queen's-buildings. Brosepteu, upholsterer-let die. of 20a, Feb. I, and three subse quent Timare&ya, at Graham% Coientan.sueet. °snows Essaau. Team% Noses* timber ono chant -Ist dlr. of 2a. so., Jan 91, and three subsequent Wednesday% at Edwarda% Seabrook-amt. WILLIAM Sam Wachner, baker-Ist dlr. of Is. Id., Feb. 20, and any snitiegaimt Tuesday, at Primer% Measbeeter. WM Mb Was Oases Bils.cs, Starkedebee, iroaroneger-let tlt, et IS& dd., aay Thizeday, at Christie% Birmingham. So= lam BOAT, Coveaary, Womb:nide% grocer-Ist dl.. of te. MIL, Feb. 0, and tee eubsequeet enemas Thursdays, at Bit, Idemniabsek lag er l i ElAll TR0N14111.1111111614 lienbakkire, wins ameba= -let die. et Se. 21., M. S. sad Mas sairegasot alternate Thurs. *orb at SlMeseen% Slembubees. lams 011111=11. 11MINSIN RlMOSllersidlO, tailor -Ist dlr. of Is. be, Pe% s. sad UPS Illitssissat enema Thursdays, at Rink, Eismandlem. Max Mamsems (esparele estate), Limpid, broker-Ist dit. of Is. Sid., Feb. 7, Ned way satesquent Wednesdays, at Nowa% Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Pub. le. P. Cattail. Lame-sue, be. Martin%in.the.Fields, mask aseker-Fes. 20. B. Wltt, Mebane Minstar, Doreetehire, brews er- RUA& T. Wegbort% Itadvarat, Wmt, draper-Feb. 21. 11. J. Meer% lonsys.stree% lithium% bolsi kosper-feb. 21. J. Beam Winsbeiter, Milder - Feb. 21. B. MMus% Stockport, Mull% telbsr-Fab. it. T. itsame,=C ( eMbeere, ho)al Itadrege. -- 4 •-•-Feb. 21. R. sesames seens), llseebetie% ,-Fe. J. Cleft, Worms% lbeassa eloseltee Nilson, b. SO Sea n= Barbour, Dale% emtheame sb. 2s. J. Entwistle, Nada, heeds. -.sail to be granted aq ualem cease be Musa to the cootiely en tilte ....... L ... tmeerem Fe r b s". 3l 2 . l c . 43. 0.06. 1. Wetm ore /1, Int Watte..llast Dawn sad West Oterso. Ids et Whild, simaist-Feb. Si. B. Illivessiemed, Isms/ vietainer-Feb. M g r Det a ii.= e tyste. Brmeoliemeemre, smith-Feb. IS. J. N. Mime, Merthyr P 74.11, Climmeimebiss. eeriness - Feb. n. w. L Met. IMehmew masatestmer et estlea goods-Feb. t 2. W. WAY St. Weer% Ilazsealsher--Fsb. 11. Z. War. Most,lfeastombir Mee b. T. W. Liadma s a. soca, Ihelbsedds; ands asehr-Feb. N. R. t. Nesmith% aelks-Feb. SS. Am al Etissms ta re,ttropedie; innkceper -lime I. 11. Mabry, Wereestassalzawautteet 'right-Feb. Is. J. NMI" Mei% Yarblike. worsted • A cabinet council wu held yesterday at the Foreign-office, Downing-street. It was attended by all the ministers with the exception of Sir James Graham (who is indisposed). The council sat one hour. The Earl of Aberdeen left town after the cabinet council for Windsor Castle to have an audience of the Queen. The noble earl returned to town soon after six o'clock last evening. -IM V. Z. C. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ' HOUSE OF COMMONS—TUESDAY, SAX. 30. The &main took the chair et fear °NW& PETITION PRESENTED. PnAna Boon.—By Captain Sodaais., hie lee solr bete el the Bath Church of Eagland Aseesktiss, kit a ea-. viaioa of. NEW )(BEBE& Captain task the oaths sad his seat so sow bet for the scanty Antrim. ARMY PROMOTION. Melee BIRD pm settee that on Tuesday, the 13th of February. he would mots for a committee to inquire law the system of promotion by purchase in the army with the view of substitattag a m effective system of promotion by writ aad keg senion THE MINISTERIAL INTERREGNUM. Lord PALMERSTON, who roes midst loud cries of " Hear, Mr," said—Sir, I ass anxious to peoples to the 'him that, la the punt stetsot public stain, to which I mood sot more particularly advert, and imosideting that the Home of Lords has adjourasd to Thursday, and that se statement saa be made in that house by the head of the (outmost Ull that day, this house at its rids; shall adjourn to Thursday mt. I therefore hope that these gateman who have setims en the papa will hat* the kisdame to postme them till that day, and that they will mot propose any thin: that may lead to discussios. My right hem. friend the Secretary of State for the Colonise has a biU to intro doss for carrying into effect a reciprocity treaty betwseo her Majesty and the United States, which, as it is of great and pressing imputes., to the colonies, it is desirable that me thee should be lost in introducing it. _ _ . The motion for the adjournment of the hones, at its rising, till Thusday, was then agreed to. FISHERIES BILL. Oa the motion of Sir O. GRIT, ItiTe was given to bring is a bill to carry into effect a treaty between her Majesty and the United States of America. The bill wee subse quently read • first time as the Fisheries Bill. Qo tie station of Mr. 17 fitiZle;;• was given to bring in a bill to amend the law relating to the carriage of yaw amen by sea. RETURNS ORDERED. Colonel Dolmnaolieleet cao3ltmeto hurtles Into the 'state of the Malted Departments of math of the two su rto', Army and Navy. Mr. W. LINDSAY—Copy of report of the special homy:- tors appointed to inquire Into the circumstances attending the loss of the steam ship Philadelphia. Mr. HADVIZLD—That the return ordered on the Bth day of May last of animas of money expended or then due by the several railway compact's, proprietors, or shareholders in the United Kingdom, in obtaining acts of parliament for establishing such compabies and their undertaking', or sub sequent thereto, and for branches and additions, or for pur chasing:other railways, or amalgamating with railways or canal sompesies or Shemin howsoever; and all costs, charges, end lammed and occasioned by any ac tions, stank aciemist promediags at law or in equity, by the said essigaske, proptioloss, sad shapholdees, end par ticularly Ingeriffig In such rams, costs, charm; and im passe, ell kill diargee sad essimeeria,g exposes of say kind • and showing what proportion of the add pins, sub, charges, and espouses has has paid sad buins oat of capital, as* wise pod his is Imo pail sal bossed at the profits of tie sold asespaiss respeadvely, be mode forth with by the railway companies who hap not already com plied with that UMW. Mr. Farman—Rehm of the number of newspaper stamp at use posy Masi to newspapers in England, I Wail, mai Iniend, tor the year 1864 (ia tamal e hoses es of pot lie inu. . 117, of session 1864). Th adjsonsedst FROM the LONDON GAZETTE—rum*, Jan 30. 70111G11AFFICE, JAL Tho gooto boo ton plena to prow at Dos Joaquin Partial sa °canal at IL AM% Ilowbarliss4 tot tin Qom et Spin. no Qom Imo Mobs= Jima to supremo GM. IP. B. Wails so Carol otlsrmoaktit Not UMW NNW at Astotoa. The &se le• ben plume le si ewe et Das Adolfo Paint se Carol se ellsaler ha the OMNI' lbereblie of the Uruguay. WAIILOMWAL U. dOs dee dhe r of de Mowing owed Aka C Weend a ake Pe . =CINI S de dek Odedd. 11134; end de _ The gallimpilhod peeedlei r Ode eimesqued ea Ile ....... 3 .- desk of the ismortoor Limnos* O g use llib r i 7 l dud Uri slolor, 1634; Lieslormt harral 1•44 V. Plumbral% disk siolser634 ; C C ositral It. Iffigiss. 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The OM.. mretiseerl Gam; an igitetlred !tipsy List of the Royal Anil/sty me Royal Reghenrs. la someteseseefthe promodse et the diem hire shoe sane: Worthen ea the 11•111thil Ma et the Roe et thir rstirebsee. le mesh@ &sliest Ileeest pro =ohm, la Killtiftle with the Met IMOD ol Repel Womb the Oseee Depattehat, Mao ird November, die 11144, vim: be lapel Artillery Relied Mt Tele MAJOR ORMIRAIJA. Oolosel Joreph c = i lte" t eerl=d the pecessebe of Calomel Crawford 1111 e& ccessqueses of the promotional Oddest W. D. bees. be he 001AMIRL lets Army. Lientensat Oohed Meswiseees Hyde, is osessessese of the pro mhos at Llsommee Oiseel /teem Sgewn 'Wind Wt. Mt be KAJOLORNIUIALL Pinelambs Lanni; ir the promotion of Colonel W e Oebend Ihedierna derequenee of the promo. den el Oiled IlamineL The arlementimell earer, bee* anspieted three years' melee es a resimellei Ilesement.eelosei el artillery, tote promoted to the rank et sing is dr way, dz.: lientemstOdemi Thaws Pam Rene. The enllernmeleneel alum bodes boo 9::: to retire upon the r ais lieter the Estral Artillery aid =sr the et the Nasal Wriest kr the W Neeedier, 14a, to he ~WA le •Me et tannery mak. V weerdose with the resela adellhieS try the odd Warrant, Modred roMpay loyal ArtiOry. To M MAJOR GENERALS. Coksel Inds llblety, Coked Modes Dates, Colonel Meant t Berne Ilinondie le LIEUTENANT COLONEL. Brevet Ns* AlressAar Orsini Wilkins& • lo r dll l =l= lBlm. Cokesls Nap Boit CO irodorbk 'Mom Wldopiloo. To be LONSL. Wilmot Osing Thomas Hansa Itlmington. ORM OF ORDNAII=. U. Rept Ileginakt loam laths Gamine of letrasille. oc Captain Tlisest 0 111162." Make ft tholumt colooel. reel CspUis Mims admit "WNW Minista Uentesaat ADILIZALIT. Jas. K. emoMmellosst the aeasitee performed by Om often et the Mamie sompionllos with .h. Amy. to the tried= Mime tittose. week Me thllsoleg proshotiem hue tam plum, MOM the Da l ftM WON" Tortillobscom Mon" Momy Mirk To belOammombire—Ltimesseta W. Beery M i le3abo Sassier marIWO, Norman. Charles Keats Mout William Coartesay Artit — Tr ' Vilmalarst. wad Champe George Apr EN: Ldp. Wilms Kamage T De o he IMintomats.—Mr. Newry Lows Holokr, Mr. Willis" AMeed Oambior. Mr. WUttem Dummy Dammam Selby. Too —Dr. Joan Train Windom &maser. Mr. Jds Word (1 lir. Jobs Cotton. Mr. Jam. Wilkinson Molt. So be Paymallsr.—Mr. Jame Itiabard Greenaway Browns. * TM Beare beesahar Sinaloa the promotion of the undankamol 'Mem, oo= s on their passim the omemerr easedardees sad beteg duly To he LisehmeMs.—Mr. krabilield Bt. Clan Kr. KIK= Ileaterty ; Mr. /Mei Orme lade; Mr. John Beery Hem, These Opiates; Mr. WM. Melemethea Ilemteary ; Mr. W Mkt Ti he eamieses.—Dr. Oars' Mesas ; Mr. Ma Willem The lied base farther Is acmaideratket of Berard makes per. hems/WueMamee el the Naval WPM* on elm% bikes babe. mod. Massa the peemstlea or the Wowing cams. their amide. sieve ea leer Melba Oa lievamber, tut : To beCemble.--Cimemain Lee AM Hey. To le Oemermeer.--liestmert liessiWiniaat Hire: To be Liesemsoh.—Kr. Philip lberk k Te regmerfam.—alr. /Mai Ilm erhemeetimellomelomeet 4a their peeing the mem. Asee.►lei ammatoell Minim Nesies, Mr. Mikes Lolled 1111 me. Ti. W>rm lesh. Mai to aleamemse sit the eteelletiees smdsmat as detaaboare hem Os flest.le traleillese of the board have Sheeted alat 164 portals ale - Mho Poet ; te he chime the 17th hisemile. s lb be Cimmmesie.—Liselmse asi. le John Tem Charles Hamilton. Mawr KIM= Memel M Te be IMMemele..—Mr. Chides Odl Mitehell. Mr. Lesaesay Brine. The MOW psedied he Mil per the Decomery ustaloatioe, sad se hoe MOW goallhed. Ihd=oopitoloosi;;Oloto aloud Jam Itsq, to to polowilor ths hztOwy Ow deo lag /aft Me MIN= Or ssid Ua tke si. to le nolo hello '. Ittld att end Slims' slid'' OtkelMiole. oat. to Ito map to Mos. OMNI mot, to WSW.. to So Ilogol Sabot MUHL. MOE 01111.11.1 otli Paula to to 111Stma-otionet, vies tool Clooloy. ontook Is tie 2att Ilestmot of tin loyal Bann WNW Ibsen Ilisilbmie Tesses.A. fest.. be= a attb. Sidra IWO leo; otst., to oft Nein la lasspi Iloushisisty. pa, 111 Wefts to MIL Jana ellemmt Ighit as to es toolgi Is the Imes Own 1111, NOM* of BtoMoomoo MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS. The Globe of last evening announces that a Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the Foreign-office, after which the Berl of Aberdeen left town for Windsor. The Chinasllor of the Bzebequer, Sir William Holes. worth, and Mr. Sidney Herbert, had interviews yesterday morning with the Berl of Aberdeen at Argyll-hone. Mr. Sidney Herbert had an interview also in the morn ing with the Hake of Newcastle, at the War-office, prior to which the right hen. gentleman had a lengthened consolta- Ilion with Lad Palmerston, at his residence in Carlton -ens. The Marquis of Landowne received Sir George Grey at his residence in Berkeley-square in the morning, and had a lengthened scasnitation with the right boa. gentleman. Jest before Sir George Grey left Earl Granville was admitted to an interview, and remained with the noble martinis some time after Sir George Grey's departure. It was very generally anticipated through town that the Mar quilt of Lansdowne would be sent for by her Majesty. Lord Palmerston received no political visitors yesterday. morning, with the exception of Mr. Sidney Herbert, as before stated. His lordship having read the papers trans mitted to hill, proceeded about twelve o'clock to the Home office, for the transaction of business. Lord J. Roswell had no political visitors yesterday, and did not lame kb house. Sir Jam* Graham is still confined to his bed through indisposition, lad is consequently unable to take any active part la the settlement of the present ministerial difficulties gne erpregio. TO CORRESPONDENTS. 4 bawd Whew of The Express," wrotathiss the 4110 eveathes ...Grotto," is pethlishecl every Tuesday sad !Vichy Right, be time lor pew edverdaereests 'Merida for "The Express," Loudon Evening paper, Rest be at the Ofdar, ledhetherie.sereet, by Two °Week w the isr et isbitestka. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Sv Darr—blorniag. lb. 'am Attetneon, lb. Sta. 7o.aloabow—Yoratbs, lb. 63m Afternoon. U. Um. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31. LATEST NEWS FROM ABROAD RESIGNATION OF OMER PACHA. (s: ELECTRIC TELZOLAPH.) BUCHAREST, JAN. 29. Omer Puha hu resigned. The reason is that Ismail Puha, who is at the head of the army of Roumelis, has not been made subject to his orders. [This news is bet too likely to be true. It will not take our readers by rarprise, alter the statements by our Dann. blast correspondent, in his letter dated Varna the 10th Instant, which appeared in Thuradsy's Daily News.] (ay za 011101 g IPAPIP VIA TIM BLOM) '7 OP TZE DAILY 111Wej BERLIN, Vi EDNI&DAY. Immediate mobilisation is decreed. The fourth l and sixth army corps are ordered to occupy the pro vinces of Saxony and Silesia. The demand of France that a portion of the French army be allowed to pass through Prussia, is categorically rejected. PARIS, TrzsDAY. The Moniteur publishes the text of the military convention which the King of Sardinia has con cluded with England and France. The Picdinontere army corps will consist, u previous announeements have stated, of 15,000 men, organised in five brigades. The King, moreover, engages to reinforce his army, so uto keep it up to this numerical strength. Sar- 1 dinia will feed and pay the troops, and France and England engage to defend the Sardinian territory against attack during the continuance of the war. It is announced from Turin that about the 12th or lath of February a concentration of all the troops will take place in the plains of Marengo, where they will be reviewed by the King of Sardinia. The Turin correspondent of the Corriere Mer caatile of Genoa states that the Marquis Manimo d'Azeglio, or the Marquis Alfieri, will proceed to Vienna to represent Piedmont at the conferences ex pected to open there. A telegraph from Turin of the 28th haat. informs us that five bureaux of the chamber, out of seven, had already elected their members for the committee charged with the task of examining the convention entered into with France and England. The members so appointed were all favourable to the alliance. (MY INTWATIONAL TZLIIIZAPE.) ST. PETERSBURG, JAW. SO. A despatch from Prince Mentchikoff has been re ceived here, with news from Sebastopol to the 22d. The Prince reports several night sorties against the left wing of the enemy (the French) and the trenches, in which the Allies suffered great loss. Two officers and several soldiers were made pri- niers. In the camp of the Allies the want of fuel was severely felt, and the troops were burning the beams of the ancient Temple of Chersonesno. They had also destroyed its dome and the ornaments.— Daily Nam We have advice' from Sebastopol of u late date u the preceding, but through a more friendly channel, which make no mention of any extraordinary success gained by the Russians in their sorties. The ar rangement announced on Monday by Mr. Gladstone, under which a French fore. wu to take part of the right attack, so u to relieve our men,was in operation. The huts had not been moved up to the camp, and their want was much felt.—Daily News. The Journal de St. Peterabourg of Jan. 21 gives prominence to a letter treating of the hurricane in the Black Sea on the 14th of November. The writer says:—"The recital makes us tremble. One asks oneself,' Among all the spectators or victims of such a catastrophe, is there no one who demands of his conscience whether this may not be a terrible judg ment from God? Has one of the governments who have forced the war upon us reflected on this ques tion. It is to be feared not. On the contrary, it seems to harden the heart and exasperate the temper of our adversaries. We see this in the attempt to make a winter campaign in the Crimea, a proof that the enemy neither fear the anger of God nor the new calamities which they are preparing to en counter." PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, TUMDAY. Closing prices:—Three per Cent. Rentes, for money, 67.76; for account, 67.76; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for money, 35.60. Bank Shares, 2,990. The French fonds have shown some flatness, but the decline does not exceed Ito per cent—Daily Now.. CRYSTAL P 4 DAY.-TAN, 30.:-Admission at the doon,408; admiation by MN tickets, 76; total, 483. LOSS OP A FRENCH TRAIISPORT.—Advices trot --- Antwerp to the 29th of January mention that the Amphi trite (French transport), while on her range from Mar seilles to the Crienea,with horses and stores,was lost previous to 25th Jan. at the mouth of Bonifacio River, Gear the Isle of Madeleine; mew, medical stores, &e.,saved ; berme lost. GLASGOW AND SOIITH-WEITERN RAILWAY. - TrsOlo for week ending Jan. 27, 1855, 5,0661.05. Id.; ear reepo3e.ndiag_ week, 1861 , 4,6461. de. 7d. hereon in 1ig 1566, 4404 1 fal. WHAT MUST BE DONE FOR OUR ARMY: THE presumptuous incapacity that has caused se much suffering and loss of life in the Crimea cannot be denounced in too strong language. A sweeping and radical reform in our military administration cannot be too importunately urged. Measures fa the relief and reinforcement of our army in the Fast cannot be too speedily carried into execution. it is not true that " the army in the Crimea by perished." Sadly diminished in numbers, exposed to unnecessary hardships—still we have an army there. We are not yet reduced to the condition of Auouarus, when he could only wake night afte r night, and exclaim bootlessly, " VsEue, give me back my legions." At the date of the most recent telegraphic des. patches, our soldiers'were doing duty in the trend ies and repelling Russian sorties. Their French Alli es were so confident of their ability to do everythin g that is necessary till the time for decisive action comas, that General CANBOBERT had sent orders to etain the French reinforcements at Constantinople till further orders. An effective Turkish force was assembling at Enpatoria. The English army wee not in the condition of a dismantled ship, stranded on an uninhabited and barren island : it was asso ciated with efficient coadjutors. The Russians were not in a condition to snake any immediate attack upon the Allier. The exact condition of the Rue. Sian troops we do not know; bat this we know :—ln the campaign of 1829, the e m b er of Russian soldiers received into the regular hospitals in the course of five months was 81,214, and of these 28,748 died. The proportion of deaths in that cam paign to the whole rimy was 14.6 per cent, in the regimental hospitals, and 37 per cent. in the general hospitals. There is every reason to believe thetas, Russian losses in the campaign on the Danube of 1854 were not less than those of 1829. The Russian troops in the Crimea are composed partly of soldiers whose health has been undermined by sickness on the Danube, partly of soldiers marched in haste, without due preparation, from remote parts of the empire, across the barren and waterless steppes, and exposed without shelter or sufficient clothing to the inclemency of a Crimean winter. The allied army, of which the English forms a part, are perfectly able to make good their ground against the Russians till reinforcements arrive, acd till order is introduced into our own Quartermaster-Genersls and other departments. There has been much to condemn, but there is no sufficient reason to despair. The moral to be drawn from this view of the con. dition of our army in the Crimea is, that', not a moment should be lost in augmenting the number of our soldiers, in promoting to high command officers of approved ability and zeal and in the Finis of life in availing ourselves of the services of Indian officers accustomed to move great bodies of troops, in employing capable men in all the civil depart. meats attached to the army, in placing all ,our sectional war departments under one re sponsible head, in nominating a man of calm, reflecting courage and inflexible will to be War Minister, and in removing Lord HARDINGE from the Horse Guards. The moral to be drawn from the view of the condition of the army of the East presented by the croakers who declare that " the army in the Crimea has perished," would be to give up the task we have undertaken in despair. And this is what these croakers really aim at. ' We know our countrymen better. The latent ener gies of the Englishman are never so effectively called forth as in extreme peril. In our tropical and arctic expeditions of discovery, in the earlier history of our empire in Hindostan, in the annals of our New England Colonies, are to be found ample and abound ing proofs of this truth. When the whole continent of Europe was leagued against us—when Walcheren and Coruna had in succession cast a gloom over our prospects—the courage of England only soared to a higher pitch under the stimulus of these dangers and reverses. Mortifying defeats and the hostility of a world in arms against England only roused the nation —like SAMSON when awakened by the taunts of the Philistines—to contend with, and trample down, and scatter all its enemies. And so will it be now. The traitorous agents of the CZAR, and the sordid votaries of Mammon amongst us, may do their worst to instil despondency into the hearts of the people of England. Such aliens as look with grudging and jealous eyes on England, may exclaim that the prestige of its might has vanished. The people of England will listen with indignant contempt to the one, and will silence the others by putting forth their strength. The collective nation is at this moment ■training like a greyhound in the leash, and if those who seek to control and direct its energies do not slip the collar at once, it will break the thong that binds it, or dart forward, dragging along with it the puny whipeters who seek to restrain it. If the habitutls of office a ll factions alike—do not relinquish their paltry in trigues and personal rivalries, and combine to pro mote, or at least acquiesce in, the formation of a vigorous and effective Administration, John Bull will take the work into his own hands. And if once John sets to work in earnest, he will not rest con tented with the discomfiture of foreign foes, but will set on foot a rummage and clearance of all the time-honoured asylums of drones and wasps which plague him at home. We have still an army in the Crimea, and it is our duty to save it.—Doily News. ARRIVAL OF THE DUKE OF Yesterday, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam bridge disembarked at Dover from the Princess Alice steam packet, which had been despatched to Calais, expressly to convey the noble end gallant duke to these shores. A guard of honour of the Staffordshire Militia, under the command of Major Inge, was in attendance. On the arrival of the Princess Alice at the place of landing, Captain Herrick, Colossi Streatfleld, Colonel Cater, Major loge, the Mayor. and some of the members of the Corporation, proceeded on board, and shortly afterwards his royal highness appeared upon the deck. The in terchange of civilities between his royal highness and the gentlemen assembled was the signal for a shout from the multitude who had now congregated, and amid vociferous cheer', the booming of a royal salute from the Drop Redoubt, and the strains of military music, the gallant and royal duke set toot again upon the soil of Ragland. A post carriage had been provided to convey his royal highness to Birmingham's Ship Hotel, but it was not brought into requisition, and his royal highness proceeded on foot towards that establishment, accompanied by the Mayor and the other authorities, and followed by • large crowd of persons, who continued cheering till his royal highness had arrived at the steps of the hotel. The Duke of Canaxidge was accompanied by the follow in members of his staff: the Hon. Colonel Macdonald and Tyrwhitt; and Dr. Gibson (his royal highness's phy sician), and suite, was also in attendance upon his royal highness. _ _ _ The duke baying been ushered into one of the state apartments of the Ship Hotel, the Mayor sod nor vocation, accompanied by some of the leading re• eidents of the town, proceeded thither ,for the pur pose of offering hie royal highness an address con gratulatory of his return to England. They were very courteously received by the gallant duke, and the Town Clerk—T. B. Baas. Esq.—then proceeded to read the fol lowing: "May it plum your Royal Highness,—Wit, the mayor, aldermen, and burgesses of Dover, hasten to testify our un• feigned gratification at the safe return of your royal highness to your native country, after the arduous and dangerous ser Ties in which your royal highness hiss° much distinguished yourself in the Crimea. Deeply regretting the cause which has for a time deprived her Majesty of your royal high ness's memos in the field, we earnestly pray that it may please Almighty God that you may soon be restored to health, so that our beloved Queen and country may again enjoy the advantage of the valuable services of your royal highness, and that oar soldiers may be emulated by your bravo and glorious example." The address was followed by loud cheering ; at In con clusion of which, His Royal Highness replied to the following effect: " Mr. Mayor sad Gentlemen—l thank you for the grati fication you have rendered me in presenting me with the present address. I assure you that any inconvenience or discomfort which I have experienced in the Crimea has been amply repaid by the bravery of the troops. All a general can do is to load; and my humble services have been given cheerfully ; but it has not buns war of general ship—the campaign has been a soldiers' and nothing but a soldiers' campaign. Led on as they have been by their in domitable courage, these troops have performed prodigies of valour ; and I can assure you a finer set of fellows do not exist is the world than the men who are fighting the battles of Britain in the Crimes, and who have done every thing in their power to sustain the honour of their country. Mr. Mayor and gentlemen, I again thank Tog." (Loud cheep.) The deputation then withdrew. After partaking of a cold collation, his Royal Highness left for London, by the two p.m. train of the Booth-Rasters Railway. His Royal Highness was accompanied to the railway station by the of leials who received him on landing. Mr. Way, the super intendent of the station, received his Royal Highness and staff with every possible attention, and the train left Dever amid load cheers. THE MINISTERIAL DEFEAT. Lalre.—The news received per telegraph this morning of the very large and decisive majority against ministers on Mr. Roebuck's motion, was hailed with almost universal satisfaction by men of all classes and parties, who have loss sines come to the conclusion that the laiue■ fairs *leg whisk the Earl of Aberdeen would have perpetuated, should some to an end. The largeness of the majority ham added to the value of the decision. The merchants and manufacturers in the cloth halls, the farmers and corn mer chants at market, the stock and share brokers on 'Change, and the Winds of the news-rooms, all approved of the decision of the Boum of Commons, as it was felt to be—for once, at least, a faithful echo of the public mind. But when the question of the 011111MIOr to Lord Aberdeen came to be discussed, there were great differences of opinion ; but the most general feeling appeared to be, that Lord Sohn should be sent for to form a ministry, and that he would do that which would give universal satisfaction if be made Lord Palmerston War Minister, with supreme power ever all the departments appertaining to the war. BEEKUSODASI, TUESDAY. —The news of the dowefal I of the Aberdeen sdministratioa (anticipated after the vote of this morning) has been ramie - id heirs with comparative indifference, and certainly without regret. although the largeness of the majority has been looked upon with some degree of surprise. A failing &deems to thsministry has been growing up here for some time past, chiefly on the ground that the war, entered into without heartiness even when it busses inevitable, has boon conducted without capa city or vigour. If Lord Aberdeen had honesty of purpose, he has bad little credit given him for it here. A governzagat with Lord Palmerston at its head would be regarded fa vourably by many. .tAsnisimriisscavzi). W.W.I.= Mil May Wer. MUD nines.—L WINIIIIIIII Ind T. IL Oeledesoleess. Oey. elsenoye—J. lona mg W. Thaler Mahe Cbeakire. gergess—W. Poossy awl E. P. Pail& 11111116111. wasseryars-1. I. Dena aoll A. lidth, Ire bee desehderere-1. Maio mil S lika dariear. dee dredistadms—J. 0. Nortia .ma T. ls liwebeek jelme-3. H. *Yea sod T. L 19,bb. Leak damisagatrangii--W. Lea meg T. 1" Groeveme.deest Wig. !Wise. gimbeee-11. Tudor sod 0. Eltdt. Gaia-borer at ta4 shim sod proddrw, Yorkshire, dereers—J.Cliolvilds. . J. J. Dadow, eat J. Teenaged. Dedrials, looseddre, *AM G. Feder gad H. T. MOW" Leeds. Terbeldre, pined' .A. amp sal T. Withers, dassesoor, wins mg Writ ..shot.--J. Z. A. Kelly awl F. AllStla. Tleasieseelowseek aity, ale nweboole—W. Creel awl T. etwebises% Yeetolop. reed leder& Illsidlor, 0.: Perldesok era J. oath. oasestrisg edam mere-11. >1 elsa eel 11. ere. pitmans—lL Igoill and J. IL Game; led& n — w. .7 1 i = ...dae s i is L Oros end J. Mew Low- Weise isi W. Wailer, gm. Ilogdowegos -71 As. Sem eel alsere== sc alleosysat-law. soot= Jost 13Wksimari. Mellow, dersheat, Moe% Feb. 9, at the Wa verly Hotel, Glasgow. Dora= Misakses, Oben, biker, Feb. 13, at the Caledonia' Hotel, WALTER Low Rod JANES BUTTER Low, Arbroath. draper; Pub. 13, at tha Royal Rotel, Arbroath• FITETHER NEWS PROM THE NAVVIBB.—Tho ut most, that continue to be received of the Balablava rail way expedition, from the various ports at which the several cowls coeveyieg the labourers touch, are of the same gra tifying character aa hitherto. The moat recent data, scoording to the advice* forwarded to Captain W. S. Andrews, are as follows :—Arrived at Malta, Lady A Larabtou, Jan. 18; Priam of Wales, Jan. 21 ; Wildfire, Jan. 22; Great Northern, Jan. 22. Arrived at Gibraltar, Harlot Durham, Jaa. 17; Baron Von Humboldt, Jan. 17 ; Samna Laing, Jan. 18. Another steamship, named the Candidate, telt Blaekwail on Saturday at 7 p.m. with a large amp of railway 20 material, and a further reinforce mat of 25 hones and drivers. She also takes out 25 joiners, who lava been engaged by the government to ex tend the hospital acooramodation at Scutari, sad will doubt• less be laselistble 19: saolo purpose. CUE NEW SETT: r- - ST4IO( OF NEWSPAPER OF The rotiun of orwspopm stamps just issued gives as tdiswisg rondo ` 4. Daily News - Kooning Hasid • Itomisg Poet . Kotula, Ckmatals ZiprOss . Globs . Bill litaadari . Pint Quarter. Seised Quarter. . 819,191 346,046 x,004 stkoss . 206,000 224,000 . 162,600 166,000 . 177,133 196,369 . 176,000 193,000 . 166,000 192,000 . 103,000 104.000 ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.-A PARALLEL. ONE hundred years ago the nation was in much the same position as it is at present. War had not indeed commenced, but it was imminent. Early in 1765 the house received a message from *e Crown asking for a vote of credit to put the establishments on a war footing. There was then an incompetent Ministry, as there has been of late. The Govern ment was carried on under a system of patronage. in ,which the claims of merit were ignored, while family connexion or the principle of seniority was the only mode by which promotion was possible. There was a Duke of NEWCASTLE then, high in the Ministry, and as innocent of lofty energies as his modern representative. There was, in short, a Ministry capable of bringing a powerful country to the verge of destruction, although containing within it, one man who was able to save the country —the elder PITT, afterwards Earl of Chatham. The parallel up to this point runs rather close ; it will be found that it runs still closer as we go on. The capacities of the Ministry for damaging the country were most convincingly shown. They mismanaged the war to such an extent that the country was brought into a condition of the greatest danger. They commenced, as our present Ministry commenced, with a sort of compromise be tween peace and war. They would doubtless have issued orders to an Admiral to bombard Odessa, had they been at war with Russia, but not to take it. What they really did was to teU Sir E. HAWKE, their Admiral, to attack any ships of the line hemight happen to meet with, but not to meddle with vessels of inferior rate, and to spare trading vessels. They rushed into the war without having soldiers or sailors. There were not enough sailors to man the western squadron. The incompetent Minister sent out :an incompetent admiral. 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