The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-15 00:00:00

1 • , • dp•iite-e••••••••••"-.. 1 - - .: 0 ,4,_w.. ,_. ...=- _,..____ aft. - — .., - - too /.. e: - . --.... .. ;, e — , - • 2aBl i 'l 11311 AM - r.rea fa YiAlallUliT ,?.=asl 4 lXa MIT , ~.. •J . ' I t.• ;;;V.611 Si r ...,..- ,4v, 1 . 1 . . .. ••• r.. 3 /• I ,:I4 . a , c.:: i ,r.flo: . 1 1 • •.. :•1.: ,- . ,C: c: tri, ; .! • • . . rt • . .1 . .. 'CV a 1. i - .it (Et ° 1 1 11111 . t•• , .al ~! ,: - ..;,..J............ \,liJ ... . i. ..,:......„4,....:, ______ No. 2,673.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVINING, MARCH 15, 1855. (THREEPENCE. ISTAILININD M. BRITAPOILi LIM ASSURANCE COMPANY, untasinatimA INA. Z+~. llapaser csier = a il bla aat at Partammik, 4 Tb ila = 11. Tutu bombe mos of t eakra.aarktirsis fa LOD. Nalf radvies a MINDS firs gym ma iss mond ma* at II" at at Asa& V sawn prdoegy. FlRE.—(Tins D*T.) Poe several hours this swain a wet destrsetive be raged at Bermoodserwall, creating the utmost sem Miesstisi throughout the missals* district, sad essalai Ivey peat deetramisa of property. TM damage already /see asst, st e moderato estimate, assess/ to upwards of 16,0004 TM prosaism is widish the dimmer eammeamd, is Kr. Adam Glaadialeg's wharf, 21 ea/ 22, Bermes/fay well. Tbe discovery was made shortly atm dm teaks& 1 by the polies. THE LIFE AND 01? SKIM It is now five-and-thirty year. sines Themes Campbell undertook the editorship of the Ifets Most* Negation. He vise then at the neekk of his fame ea a post, and his 'Wilke, like his sara n glowed with tbe geld= light of_hops. Libuslbm which the Congress of Vienna had sentenced to imprisonmeat for life, had band mane to bribe sane of its guards with the prudes of forgiven.= for the past and popularity kr the Mare; and everywhere throughout Western lksera there were perceptible symptoms of the gesseal =sew in ideas and initi tutioos which in RV /a Mr. Ginning, and in Prance M. de Chateaubriand, Ihresaw, without being able fully to appreciate or guide. Poland, Italy, and Spain quivered with papaw meshes: Gersauy wee thisidegt dead, Wed seriseety =sparing in every lestsue-reoa sad periodical isersal the free eowstitutisee she still believed her pekoes really meant to mak" her a preesat of with the exhumed laws of Gress and Rome. The dynasts listened and laughed in their apostolic sleeves at the learned cre dulity of their dupes: bat in other countries, where tribunes seldom filled prehinere' chairs, a more im patient and impetuous spirit straggled for utterance, and the Eldoos and Metternichs, and every friend of the High-Church and High-Police system, had a horrible suspicion that, if ever the tongue of popular diecoutent were loosed, its tones would be those of . BRA 211 LIST& WIIDIMIDAY 2,11N111111. The railway sham iaarlun this =arab' wu pie rally better. In the ottoman sows signs of as► action were apparent, bat the 'Wog gletatioas were still in many area slightly higher than those of yesterday. IV DO 30 DO 1 1 011XION PAILW, rani 1 1 dl Pa MONEY MARKET. woo* itorottoo =isltoo Svoidoo to Graloomme ErveirbtLis ii i Pa WZDNIMIDAY EVINIXO. The English stock market opened with some signs of a re-action this morning, in the abeenoe of further confirmation of yesterday's statements from Vienna. Last night's debate in the House of Lords was also interpreted as indicating the probability of a loan. Subsequently, however, more firmness was shown, many parties evidently anticipating that the market willyet be beneficially affected by the progress of affairs at Vienna; and the closing quotations were only k per cent. lower than those of yesterday. Any details pointing to an impending assault on Sebastopol are eagerly received, as there is a pennesion that the capture of the fortress, or even some brilliant suc cess on that point, might go far towards smoothing a way to peace. per xxu 111117TUAL un Amocunni. ovegrair her WOW" Boyd Lofts Past. muse easieft. Ns ismtart every three atellW alihrowet hilighas-114 unpaid b.l prisihms ligelmkall mit ei atireado - .:. _ De. New .......7 Vathe.Pi; Onslimillon of o :binkatammiiMasei AIL latt. At/ Clertait Da. CisegOs Salo: <kat Qmped et Cieset ass _ DPAIITOILS meet 1 AM& Qom. AS% Toady Mail Pis. Pre miums. Win. The following is Mr. Jams Braidwood's ofitslsl mart: " Called, at 5 to a firs at hr. Adult alssdhstaes wharf sad greasriss ; taste asktows. Camels Issued is As Bas Firshorise. Warehouses ea !sad midi sad Wow leas Waved down. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoa. The railway shore market to-day is steady, bat the business is chiefly connected with the settling- Midland stock has advanced to 601 to g. • Load= and North-Westera is quoted 991 to 1001; Great Western, 66 to g; Lancashire and Yorkshire. 76 h to g ex div.; South-Easternm,lBl to 1; Great Northstair 2lg to 22 ex div.; and Caledonians, 31i to 32g. French shares are slightly higher .than at four o'clock yesterday. Northern are quoted 341 to ; Eastern', 334 to g ; and Paris and Lyons, 21g to 221 prem. ORDIVART MAZES AND *WEIL Wu I I Codas Fri- a die iit Sims Taus. rii.liv. Dia. of Lib. Pro. alum. 5 5 " ST te 11i .... 21 pm 11. Pm , ~ . 1 1 4 . 4 98 it ta I S s. 4. 1 1 • 1 • 3 3 I 11 • • • S 4. 6. I 3 • I s 4 4 • • •U 4 L 7 17 1 7 1S Sad S ad. I 4 1 4 11 II 1 4 4 I II 4 1 4 8 0 II 4 1 4 II 111 0 &Nat Dthoolic. LB. Sowstary. " Frost severely scorched sad bunt on the water ride. " sr. H. Hall, rope and sail maker, burnt out. " T. Sasaaer's granary, roof and frost dastard by in, Contests by water. Contests insured. " - a 1001.1 100 ,Ot. Wart Omio. Do.Bds., Ow ;or D IS Do. leo D o. ilo. le al Roallioa al .Tom, Do. 6 par 0101...... Lyons !IA" mgrrii;Oin' Nam Nd smoreliant. consi derably damaged. !steered. • West-La..-11r. Relf, .alp r 9 workshops destroyed. lammed in tts• t♦aa. vi 4 u a lit 10$ 91 91 ii ii rpda.,.....iiild Malts at the lot bell omit hoe plaid Weil gaud= est lIIMAJOINd mer posadar* ardrlitag prom la Se 111.116. NOM. Willh a ra eteeet te tea mem Me. II dmisols lb Ma Ml =dr gm mammas= auk bar Ulm sae mass it bewail* , soll Is Ur dibolb em it ' t ...... ma....,.. *fa la Ids nips's:dm Pot deem It is saposidlly Nomandbil al abe Wks al a bovidad bed et baLr. Pries ft. N. ; fa ; *oil to dm awl& Va. ad. ; dal dish* *ma alsa, Oat — he nide* dark bads ano Os weir " lov. wit larmar OR," la tab lbass—abid GSM ROMANO sad KM, Skissaapislaa Ida/ads grabs sad palbasaa. Preteeted by _By SI Lo =bi i ts a ll W ILAIL IImadaad, and asaral by taka MeV at dr Zell As dr rad* sad Use logold Rasp et wi t : ., TIMM 2= arta l lytbat. "l rrlatat i rl 61... af, gismnift r use , *a arr i t =tbrit is a am. diaddiaa* end calk* oradloolso all Nam of ill* impailis bard= boils* ilesegetea imilheo Vann, the Me el tee MOS et • tut win ;1 dr espokim. , ;sea, is th e yea entlessed misly fie Set doe et Sasedsss "Wok adadOdaß/_ s . . 1 b• 111 0 6 issald di. sit=Willi bffillibilr aliallialli Of 611=11111•101.111111. allallesilllll.llMi la se; weed mast Nom Ulu& we, Nor 1.1. mak ele die domed et dribs at dm& doi OA assiamddi geelille nay oaf lb ad Os ail* alb van* ft* aro bolas i s SO* dr enelellt se eriLleis be plea ea% OMB. Ili• ISPIIM &Mt es *mead, Us; i—To Is e bad, dadkida ami isallt I: 6l =e, et MN* Mama, Ilk OsaabiLli Mew ara ON Ilk eseineatteet; solest. lll 4 krd.seest; It. IL Ws" , Ilidetauresk lissitran= = im i , ll4• l ll l l4._ ; WisAill. besimear ; sot men. , ik elotosesheerrest, Wad& No. 4 to No. 12, witted& is list out la teasatesta, eouldeesbly damaged by are; 10, 11, and 12, burnt down." The Thames sad Metropolitan polies rendered very gnat assistance in preserving the property. The lianas were eagles at aeon Wiry, and such is the satent of the Are at present la the mime. *bet Mani 'NOW Ina Aare, before Use burning mass will be tborooghly estieguished. '11;16 - =o4a3 db. Pd. liam.wava. Qualm P!.. ' Nitta AtillgiNS .... Wi 14 Aabotr . i . s . sti. xi 11l .s Wria.Wetv.hattaftalliq li 11 m, San„ls IllosJaa. 111 444 : . . Pe OlXBialliebrii.SUlSS&C. 14 17 ' in it I " dr V a. la .. dsi 1.1 I i /.• • a all am=hasd „. 14 LS ag ma as me MI 46 Delik sal SOW Jana 1 4 Ms. IS all Dam‘Prtli..ead abweLJ. Si 6l /I 10 IS M il ist: I asil 114 lll 16 IS a 60 all &Mira dr.— 11l 11/ lli St. ISO liamira Usk% llama: IS le X __ll Do. (late E. U. irda.) 7 = . I— Do.Thiii ''' ---. Naskor&lA= Nottirra of Mo . W. Akre $8 iis II 11 pe t .. "..., r r 41 Si 121 $ 21 42 IS At Paris to-day, the bourse experienced an un favourable reaction, the French funds closing a to per cent. lower than yesterday. The advance of yes terday is thus lost. At Vienne, the feeling of the bourse is more favourable, and the Austrian funds have advanced I to f per risen ' ieliTrlerVa . ftessias he!seadl Hi MI have advanced ato f per cent. At Frankfort, Aw- l! ta man stock bee also risen 1 per cent. The Amsterdam bourse is looking up ; and at Berlin, Russian stock eil sf MA. 1 • 14 (M sea "4.' ..1';11 ".." : vu tt Loszt aia l iu llkili Mp osimea l S .4l6llll =• 41ip ti libit iowito4 :* 4 4 Ei iii I dla per prim obtained by the Russian apitiare atat be 81 1 , 821, and 81f per cent. 7 l f gi ll ei Console for the 11th April were glided during a _il lira ilm part of the morning, 931 to i ; and after touching si 4 931 to i, clued at 931 tog. For money the closing ii i pa quotation was 93 to 4. The official Imam/kr wann.4 5616 - thstki. Ils Oharlimi all Mum awl lo s all a *Min lad ite78:7..: W Do. Se par Oil& Prde idado W West llstaisra 10 Do. 11/ 1 per Ont. hater 18 Woollen of Freon IS Wesiorn all Swamis/IC 20 `lt FIRS AND LOSS OF LIFE. Yesterday morning, shortly after 2 o'clock, the inhabitant.of St. Brides, Fleet-street, were aroused by am ostensive Are, which broke out oa the premises of the White Swan, Salisbury-court, Fleet-street, in the occupation of Mr. Cook, and which, in a very short space of time, laid in ruins property of the value of al hiandreds of ,pounds, isdepeadently of the whole of the stock on the promisee, which was entirely destroyed. The policeman on duty, en Pahl the Prellitur, shortly after 2 o'clock in the morning, k ing observed an unusual .light from the shop, gave an Amy sad quickly aroused household from their beds. The due Nape ef the , wee nee drawn bent elagefirseet mg the Me it eves M ease We' perms eke wire is dha l ,, 11 :71 11 S 1 eassegessme at the upper part at tho ilia- or being destroyed by the lame, - he was usable to make mere pee. gram. At this moseetat„ Mr. Cook's female servant, a native stWeies, about 10 yes., of age, appeared at use of the attis edulewe e for help, whoa a somber of men expeudai die sheet behave* to one of the Are mmisk end loudly lathe tonfottanate creature to I=t, as they would save bee; but she was so much with fear and the peril of her position that the was totally tamable to do as she wee requested. Bbe re mained, however, 1111 the wisdom II kw minutes longer, imploringly lisseitehiog for easimemse, whim suddenly she sank back wards upon the flooring, and fell a victim to the surrossaing flame. At seven o'clock saes of the firemen were able to woad to the top et the bow" whets they toned the poet ereatare burnt to demkbeit WEIS having been eonsamed up to the elbows, sad both legs aloes to the kaem, besides the whole of the body being severely fettered. The Ike appears to have oommeneed on the ground Seer, to have quickly ran up the staircase, sad then exhausted itself on the roof and attics, which were eatirely deemed. TM flooring of all the other rooms reauties &iodised», although musiderably damaged. Meek injury woo else dam to the adj.:ming premises, beleoging remestiedy se Mr. W. Skins, fruiterer, sad to Mr. W. 8. Orchard, pock butcher. Ir li pot e t al°B ll6. irds. — ).:: _Ds. 11111 Il Ite I et. st. it.: PO****** foilabanat and Ologow ai Ildlatiargli and Peebles Edinburgh. l'erth,l/whilee 10 Glamor Is flank Wee4ara W.O (Nest Northing U TS Ti 111 OS 2 die pt SO 21 TO 12 rl Pa — I Is 1. -- 6tTx 11 - — DO Do. B, Stook Wort. JO Gt. &Nth. sal Wort. () NI Oro& Waiters 30 Do. StoorVolloy Os.ltL all Laaorter red Outdo lel o. il 4 D Do. Crlitlrtlo --- 00 Lanwohlro sod I 191 Do. !Mho Do. Woot Ildlog Dike II Lodes sad Blooktna DO Us. Nriglitoo, &IL Coo& DO Lied. and North Weston Do. for Vow 16 Do. Fifths . 31 D04100h...16.aaa. (0 ) 21 Do. Ithtlatto Do Loudon & Booth Wooten 111 Do. S3O 14 Do. S4O _ _ 2ii lie 72 /3 $ll II id I I 4 7 "Ii II i lii IMO IS NNI NI t 4 71 74 I 7pa 4 7 pm 77 776 5 - - 2 44 21 2 2 1 I 22 31. Jot WOW. Ow U. IHZ PEOPLNIS PHILTER, far universal us ea titlf in 014 . 1 e l iir * is zloolliiib as .1 1 • 7 i. • Pi t Is opeoloy 66 Is mom in 6. Paiernatorßoir. 111 .!! Hi i 1 n il 4 . 0. ff II W/ 99 90 i Nei rolP li t le t 43 43 3 dL par la SI Par Ha Ile I die dim 1 01 do ft 111,616111 d, New sod inlew22llllewe. Woe le. ; or, by peek for d A rbis lift INE BLIENaIi of afil we, How ta Live Gad caisiVwim is r e ff i riesw t =kw r a hr ' a -a my ob rab a tucet 1 , iii we Ow Vie Mioraeope M a irark. ramboo of the wielisekpreter des. Ow omit e slil swallow is al=rthe EZ: ' ''''' . V mat t . lowa ledwie mem% owl las Mae so be 02 1= .4. 11por lims. ; =ow; ikiliW •a. (4 14 19 6 :1 • a l==ens, N. 1.... MIL O. Wail ry..► DUO Mil Mom Still I_l 11 15 16 i I kon§lb ni Osaink Newark's Day Masa.. II • II Si 41 N 1S 21 I I 1_ JosigdMM. WWI IL.* pod id.. RLBILLITY lad IRRITABILITY induced by STIOULATORMIA ; the lase% sad Isliari By T. U. T•011AW. 11.11.. be the egad PisS. Mc* LOA". CserloW Prorldatt I ha Magas 1.161011:42 .. i0pel Itadimp : owl br Palt ceb. tram ** Avant, S. VIZ DAILY NEWS AM :, LONDON MORNING P pin bL l y be Ularal Jostubl. tbe sdanaloef immasted sad W an isaad ralaisia Di lir smog and maw at as seasral ams—la tr ...ate of Ise New% wad la Übe varied amartratlla mid samaiandel Warm. ▪ amaliasi Is Ur day. railway, sad martary ardese—Uas paper ▪ I.I 6=OOIIIIIIIPONDINTS AT TUS 81A1 Of WAIL 1111111 16 AILIAIILI AND DIPAATIAL. As by of mila rid alad la elm barna ear I sap. • Is It by wary Ofacisad IdalL a dstal= ININ ONLY DAILY MINIM MOM ida Ma of na ALL OffiIINITI ADT11111.11131711. b raldafg ad lboaskdrogas bp sus ad daty salat. ow af Oa mot Woo to darattea, blbsitha adassibm it a dislisbar Me pedals ast op. To bodied of badmao ao adraoa la Ss lapin ;at at mo disk obramook baba La Id alsoity at saprismail la ~Meer mar by dabs Mal at a reird Or, Ur oddball, I. ea soillaria. torah Ur mar al sors spats sandy to swat itot lea ed. pa seiner, pad bi mama by Yostellem to TAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY JOHI Littl2.l7.euz at ""11.:T.i.trisatk.11= mad News Agent umIALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. tll 11 al pr weak; segipited la tow or *natty, at 1, for Id. pray, or lb. iek==tllll; mt. Inuit's. $m ists4 It, Tistpit4trtst. v zatity NEWS LENT TO BRAD, in Landon, lta. par quarlar.—SZNT by MORNING MAA=4II. S o t 0 D0.,11a. U. Orr v.-71. MUMS. S. Ratiabatar, am Seat. BAYSWATER. - DAILY NEWS LENT TO MAD; ',I 'ROW to Vt . * al=ag o ari= l l . lrlt. raellff.g:;•.praZist. A Yono Hno.—Under this heed the Daily Na.. a few days slaw sootaised as &NNW et bona astern of a &mamba by belammees to tbs Ord beadime et Ones din Outdo at the snail banes of Alas. Dalaklawm, set Iskertosaa. Bet tut the an tan of theme by this led "nay of the wormed wadi sever have survived to raisin the bomb of seigimel sin . Hie anal Habeas Pries Albert has mine @esteemed Ms isteea of agendas do lad with M. Rol Itemeabrar lies else gine to the fen sow wit Weida by limb. 111111 by was alive sad well at the last Gamma Asa the Crimes liIIIIIOtI3ED ---- ittCAMPYTENT -- .—WIP understand that Mr. Taylor, farmer, Newington, has hem chinked by the goverameat to remove his flocks from the mown leads held by hie at Bbornoliffe, as speedily as possible. A surrey took Oise last weak to discover the walls sad Amiss and dudes the war period of 18034 6-8-7. It is rumoured that 6,000 a a Foreign Legion (Swiss) are to be encamped here darbsthe summer, sad that wood*. hats will be erected for Visir mister quirts/a—Soma Basking ()oats. Ti B PENINSULAR AND OPMINTAL COMPANY are these mon now screw steamers, to be salted the Pers, sad Ave. They will thee have 49 Menem. Bight ettbsinhip are already Is the government transport lavish Timis stof of others sow sumbere 516; six of the.. ate 'slim ellihMt. Tan iltrrEBL—B7 - tits advice. front the Caps we leers that the litW lugger Myaeary, et 16 leas t bad leads the pumps hem Possasse I. a'a Bey is idy days, aadlant gesseeded theme to TAM rim r ya ms she took is mores sad a mil k ad had deputed tee Mai mama Wilde Pay ale beet mat withest maids, a look sad all the mesh is the bay dipped their esdene is lasseur el the Muslims. little bark. She meld foe iteibeerse en the MS et lassery. Tax Pint, last ludiaman, ol tlio fat of amebas% leis& Wiesen le XL Gees% et Bleekwell, has snivel is he Damao, OW a gat& pump et 1111 tier hest Maine end the Cape. KM you sus Bsozna, The steamoldp Coati tidies. Copula Cobb (late et the Ihromillehj, will leave l i l a t= for the west meat et Smith Ameries es Saturday et 10 Welesit. She will mil et Ms Janeiro, for whisk wish@ takes a msg. Lellsis peeled is Loader os F ill ha riday sesideg, aid lavotpool es lkoontay up to 8 La., le Sae. BiIIZTOLINT Immarnow...- Tbs abeam* cooed ass MW Of the Wanting W thi wee Yid at the Lades Mare as Twiny Int, tot the similes of powdseen cad te tonne OM the annlillee sod In tbe peel yoor ; R ev ald Osedeeekie4" MSo ehela Tbe 'helms anted the *leaks bed Yea ea Peollsee, win bed pealed ITO nits, sad Namy MOW ale bed peal MI von. TM Nommor Ns. lbw% seed Ile ve beat width It does teeneeles et the is UK r eag ral u i d eans bed hes pined upealle 1286, *ism wen slaved XL and tin we nn lg. per mom nen wen, with Um eg. ohm donut, 18 new lad IS yenta et pont mw tbe ionthatin, tbe penmen to whew will nand NW pm eanwo. The Moll lsr the pan puler . esti neeeedel WU Ite. 74 , NIL do N. woe to 7/0L WU. i s the prime et the !Niel repel, et the Wellman 1.1471. l i dt al b dictribsted ilopiewatten p,tha eenatene. SW reer T 6 dd. lbtatk WUNItt Ottbsolsi.p..l tad wiliga won 'WM ngi ;14 TIMIPIN the sow iiii — eVWlll waft abeam*. AGAINS? DOCK MONOPOLY. A special meeting of the Association for the Pro tection of the Trade of the Part of buttes ageism Deck Mesopoly was held yesterday afteracea, et the Ship Taunt. Water-lace; Mr. W. J. HALL is the chair. Me. 8. !bunt (the secretary) read a seport of the badness ematalttee, giving an sooount of the steps which had hen taken in order to ensure the reneges of the bill intro its's' is parliament by the But ate'Aatladia, the Lon des, and the Bt. Katherine Desk Onipmin and which Ned in the throwing out of the hi ou the snood read ies, on the 19th nit, the numbing ban 140 to 26. The senmithe bad, it was stated, allssind the sum of 9411., of whisk MIK lad been expended up to the 14th tout , leavlog a halmn lathe heads of the Inaseser of 2451, subject to the enema if the report and the noting. Ia resigning Solna raids' Is tram the sementee faitcalled upon,they WM" dinging attnelen ef ask men reial brethren to the fed that is that peat sky essemereial abases were at pre mise 'Say ripplef with when they had become too fowler elle_ thp *On amiurenee,and were dealt with in detail by Wad Wide ;only. They null not bat regard this want of don win as deserdery to the professionl chanson of Oh vast stardom of the world's business ; and they would sewn the lineation of a permanent standing sommielse, embneing the whole mercantile body of the mrshopelh, es all the mange hitherto asuman traria and ether isolated nessitises. The mins pro le neeatile lastitatime se the kingdom would with mesh advantage be gilded to the enrol committee, end, 'stabling it to einenterd, on all widest. connected with bads, the slanhsasons sanonisst of th e whole menentile ehman of the empire. The attempt whisk had lately hen dishated might be renewed; the dock elaspedso might devise a belder.velled plan of lacing dm mowarst and injesing the public; and many ether dlee aterseed the ingspindano• sad prosperity of the if Lengen. The esemaittee, there fore, recommend that the nines* of this association under thegsgatille of the iiimpimps Owisaittee oat Comment, end Navigation , should h perpetuated ; and that an Amid be mists aH dames of traders to support it by onesntiag to bsessessainhaes. The CILATZNAN felt pest htiahatiss is sewn- Wages the meeting on the seams of the appraise to the Dock Crannies' Bill. It was ;MAIM tlist the leghlature was desidedly with then Of Ibe saissolly el favour of the bill, fire were deck dinettes, time wan inshore. con ceded with the dons, on was 001dilIMIN, end anther solieitar. Of the remaining 17, be believed nine were decidedly opposed to the bill ; the wily roma why they voted as they did being that they thought it desirable that the matter should go be. fore a 'committee for investigation. Their view changed when they were afterwards informed that the op position was not so mach to the docks having more money, provided they could 'edify the Board of Trade that they could employ it judieinaly sad progtably, but that the great complaint wee that clauses had been introduced to tax the property of merchaats ea its coming out of dock, after having been taken in by vessels without the sanetioa of the owner. This was the strops point of the opposition, and , whet the made was ezdaing, it was at once the general feeling al the brass, that what was asked for ought not to be moseilmiL He the time was not far distant whim the desk sempssss would resort to other mesas for the mese M ansaplishing their object ; and the great eseepotitien * whin the_ pen of Leone was exposed, (sensed the asetally suited ftedisir suiting together in the damn swan **a meet, kr the general gad. He regretted le Mato that is tit pewees of the rant Agin, *tile Wades bid boss medal Is a very esradarabie estiat. He mid oineely have Wind it l= this desk dinettes would lend theemeine amy psitry and pitiable; bat I was a fast that some of the sonnals - of the companies had dinned threats sgaiast pardenierightemen who did boners he limn if they perrasteil in =Meg with the opposition. This was an mi dland rafts for union, lest similar pressure shield he ap plied is future without there being any msontion to elms tins who were subject to it. He emesined by 'ninths that the baleen I. the hands of the tenon would be dis tributed by the committeepro rare weft the sebaseibers. Mr. F. Lunn mood that the behest dm* be retained, to assist is the establishment of a Chemins/ Ciminero for the City of London ; but the mean ill to the ground for went of a secoader. - a ib;ssodou4 Ms. W. U. 8311214 I. Cooria. it was resellod. "That the report sow reed be sad that disbuds's" semmitils (eitipown Wad l li sWassabsr) bs appdated. be smolder Ns Nessminis dies Main to • essmitis• wto ems•sess o sod his• msrt toe Man swestbi." of tYsY to as °MMus Iseadastsdtb m issals,. Tai Once! REPUBLIC (American ihip), Lime treamar, of awl Own New York, which sailed front the lat. Ist pert on the ISO of last south for London, arrived in the Wiese ea lisaltry seernhqi, and is espetted to reach Dieetwell L Ibewewnte of the wet load tide, where she is M be BMW MOB hoop .ti Bleekwall-etaire, sow. of the &dm behaimpelle of docking the ship. She masers* no less this IP feet beam, whereas the entrance of the Ent Was Desks, white we believe le the widest of oar metro. Oho ‘eabe, Is bat 471 feet. Tai WRATH= IN TIM NORTH Or Et:ROPZ.—A Maw iseeke4 ia limped yeetwilay owe that es the male ef the lab balsa; Millembarg, there wee • H.R. eMak eaa a p Immeible Fewest Meths pert hetes epee& Emmaus Agy) 1311 THORAs MoRZ.—It wee at the ewe o r ta n L or d ,Nepr, fa 1497, that Reenaue AM met Ns Theme Mare, wheaei reag. oat of the 'sod MM. Win friea tflaidas dehlpe records. Al P!nia7 lastoTlo•4Voloies airfoil* . many Furl to have been burn rep by the terrible irruption ef 1798, new life began to germicide: Aeon the rang meet, old fears of catholic numbers andestholie tenets had in a great degree subsided; while among the disfranchised the praotioal expe rience., oppression tended to create sympathy with fellow-stragglers for liberty, even where the tyranny was orthodox and anointed. The national songs et Moore were not more popular than his anti-Austrisn, satires • en admiration for American institutions was illogically but sincerely mingled with a traditional belief in ultramontane doctrines; the foremost advo sates in England of emancipation were the enemies of pelestly domination and intolerance abroad u well as at home ; so that, by degrees, demagegaium is Ireland caught the accent of toleration, and was fain to askew its maxims. Somethiog of accident, ardig of craft, something of unreasoning impulse than was, no doubt, in this; but something also there was of genuine conviction of troth, and mob . desire to see the resuscitated cause of political 11e. gram in Ireland founded upon principles of wadi, wide justice, rather than upon the insular policy of pacifying serfs grown too numerous. O'Connell's quick sight early discerned the importance of making his followers hoist liberal colours whenever they passed in review before the English parliament or people; and there were moments, perhaps, at every period of his life, when his large and generous Da• tore was thoroughly imbibed with the noble feelings of international fellowship against despotism, entire freedom of education, and real equality io religion, to which no man ever gave more noble expression. Bat with O'Connell these were too often feelings that came and went with the occasion—not principles built slowly and firmly upon history and reason, in which he habitually lived. With Shell it was other wise. Though brought up until the age of 'even tees among the Jesuits, he had not been long at the University of Dublin ere he avowed opinions regarding political and ecclesiastical authority little in unison with those of Loyola or Bellarmin ; and before he had taken his degree, if we mistake not, he had ventured publicly to grapple with O'Connell on the question of the veto. Nearly every educated layman at the time concurred in thinking that the political enfranchisement of millions would be cheaply purchased by the recognition of a right in the go- vernment to object to the appointment of improper persons to the office of catholic bishop. Mr. Grattan and Mr. Canning urged strongly in parliament the polity of such a settlement ; and Pius VIL publicly intimated his readineesto concede the stipulation wind' the Court proposed. Bat prejudice and passion on both sides of the Channel rose in mutiny at the mention of such terms of accommodation. The pro- testant bigotry of the Court secured their rejectiOn in parliament ; and the catholic bigotry of the mob doomed every man in Ireland to obloquy and re proach who did not embrace the uncompromising views of O'Connell. For several years Mr. Shell devoted himself alto gether to literary pursuits. His compositions were chiefly dramatic, and several of his plays were pro duced with great moons from 1816 to 1820 at Covent-garden. It was the desire of Campbell to enlist the co-operation of as many writers of talent and reputation as possible whose general sentiments coincided with hie own ; and with this view he gladly availed himself of a pen like that of the popular dramatist, for in that character only was he as yet known to the English public. It happened that, about the same time, Mr. William Curran, the son and biographer of the celebrated advocate (whose conversation Byron said contained more genuine poetry than the elaborate compositions of any versifier of his day), bad undertaken likewise to contribute to the page" of the New Monthly. He was the intimate friend of Bheil ; and by him it was proposed that a series of pen-and-ink portraits of the most distinguished members of the Irish bar should be conjointly, or rather alternately, painted and published anonymously, under the editorship of Mr. Campbell. The first of the remarkable papers, which appeared at intervals from 1822 to 1829, was a sketch of Mr. Plunket, then Attorney-Oeneral for Ireland, and one of the most accomplished debaters of the day in the House of Commons. The subject was a difficult one ; but the conception and handling were alike masterly, and attracted general attention. The next was a sketch of Mr. Bus. a name less familiar to English ears, but one fully appreciated by the most eminent of our legists and men of letters. It was equally successful; and discerning critics hesitated not in ascribing both to the sane band. Yet the one was wholly the production of Mr. W. Curran, the other was altogether that of Mr. She'. Throughout the series the secret of authorship was preserved, and that so closely that up to the present time the share appertaining to each of its concur rent writers has known, while at different times papers written by the one have confidently been attributed to the other. An American publisher having recently reprinted the whole, with an absurd biographical prefix, falsely ascribing them without distinction to Mr. Bheil, and calumniously pretending that he had in his lifetime claimed them as exclusively his own, Mr. Colbnrn has thought it right to republish separately the contribu tions of the late distinguished orator, and those of Mr. W. Curran. A Life of Mr. Shell, forming a die duct work. is likewise announced, and may be ex pected shortly to appear.—From a Review in jhe Daily News. PEACE MEETING AT MANCIIEETER.—The third of the series of weekly meetinp for the consideration of the policy and social effects of the war, was held In rarl a i l l's•beildisp, Manchester, on Tuesday evening; Mr. George Wilson, in the chair. Addresses were delivered by the eltairmaa, Mr. Thomason, Mr. Edmund Ashworth, sad Dr. Halley, after which the meeting was adjourned to Toothy ens*/ asst. MPSFAENTATION or LIVERPOOL.—The conserva- . tire eandidato, Sir B. George Bonham, Bart., H.C.8., issued his address to the electon of Livarpool yesterday, and was expected to address the electors the same aftsraoce. Hs had not, however, arrived up to 6 p.m. The liberal party hays not yet announced their candidate. Poirramoura Bumtow.—The official declaration of ;he poll was maids yesterday by the Mayor, the nunibeis being the MN as we reported on Tuesday; namely, for Lord Mooch, 1378; Mr. Borman, Goals', 473. Lord Maack return d Omits to the (Anton fur the henomr conferred u pon him; mad Mr. Gusts* expressed his thanks to thou who bed Toted for his, as also to those who had been his °w h o a % for :he courtesy they had displayed towards his 4= hho eowee k t. A vote Cl shacks to the Mayor este the husases. 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MSS WOOS w o v a %ON NewreOwl of Inland Ow& Wdes crioitigmk=tics _ll_ Maid F Dul Cd. /Wl add MOM= rd Odd lap. Ca ßoa- Arbon, Cada of doodad Do. Now Coke of odes =l:‘ Mani p.'ii,iii 76,000 m 0°?I Anginas liyal Mk Walieworks Brie* AnwlesaLead IBriLBlo.l.lla.kled.Co: [1 1 34 4 1 214 dis SO 20 .! i dis iPm Si as n 41 SI 45 14 etl t • Fe, SO SI 1 11 —2 l s} l ` . 10 60 si4 in 121 00 107I If 1001 13 3 $ 13 1 3 iPo f Pla ii 3- - I 114 ri I 1 SI 3 37 31 3 3 SS. i st a le - " I 1 i i 4 k; iii COMMERCIAL AND 40 i li 1 -THIS DAY. Smaan.—The,. is not any animation in prices, but the market is dull. 1,400 bow yellow Havasnab were offered in public sale. and Wiest is at 345. to 36e. 6d., duty paid. 600 bogs white Havannah sold at 245. 6d. to 26e. la bond ; 4,000 bags Java wan offered ; about WO sold at previous raw. Reamed Aral, with a good demand; brown lumps, 425. 6i. ; grocery, 435. to 495. C01 , 71..—N0 public sale to-day, but Native Ceylon sold at 47e. 6d, _ _ _ Tts•.—Tbe trade are strong buyers of good and fine teas of the new crop at full prices. Pimiento sold steadily at pmiom prime, 6ed. to old. per lb. Corrow.-150 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Row continues in good demand at the late advance. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is dull to-day, with nothing doing. Town Tallow is quoted 471. 6d.; Petersburg T.C. en the spot, 48s. Bd. ; May and June, 48s. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. 11. J. Davis reports the supply short, sad trade brisk. Prime meadow hey, 70s. to 80,. ; superior, 88s. to 88s. ; interior, 60s. to 60s. ; town, 60s. to 80s.; clover, 90s. to 116 e.; second est, 80s. to 108 s. ; straw, 245. to 28s. NORTH WERTIND RAlLWAY.—Traffic for week si di ng March 11. : Passengere, parcels, horses, aid nails, 25,1911 17s. 3d.; merchandiee, e l, l 4D. 19s. 7d.; cattle, 8881. 124. 3d. Total, 63,6414; 9.. :Id. Oornospostling week, 1864, 48,177/ 16.. bd GMAT NOZTHELN RAILWAL—BeteIII of traffic ler week ending March 4, 1866 :--P parcels, oar /Wes, horses, dogs, and mails, 5,832:. 64. 1 ld. ; azarehandise and minerals, 13,3631 11s. Id. ; cattle, 3081 111. 74. — Total, 19,6021 94. 7d. Corresponding week, 1864. 18,0801 84. 6d. BELFAST AND COD/STY DOWN RAlLWAL—Traffic fee weak ending Muchll, 1866, 2271.185. bd. ; week siding March 12,1964, 2311 17s. 11d. [Advertisement}-HOLLOWAT'S PILLS • SPICIJW inesev roe Diavovems, Lawyer or games, ern Gssrsaan Dear ran—else. Nary walme it dr Weeded% Dm DeSs* WA Wes a weft= be several years ben Weems it *MN sal Breese ernes, =el& weed leasers see Yee we reswela, Wig he Ilse ; ea/ werldriwebe as wins swain teled. see Waled me eallse le sow el mile esebeay lessel lbseggensaft of Was Hillrisst pm. ! id OM to ler be a bessesint bey. see Ws sweat swelatas bad 1111 =OA that she rass Amine/ se emdeise thus for a shot bran, vbli; embed la her Wee tolorella Wall AMOS; see go=ll9 l / 1 1 1P Olgr ill 364. ilab o Lab" 1 Alma Trio -- 30,060 1 10 i t s :Intl° Australian Gold 10,000 10 sAtrtraluLu IMOD SO tAustsaltan 00,000 1 Australian *wakes- -10000 1 Ave Mark Sy II Illsenseon Iron k Coal BO MCI* Ink 1 • U Ersa.bup.(itmat3l.. . 10 Do.Cocoin and s . 11, 10 Do. St. Juba DM Bay 1 1 Carson's Croft I 40 1 tCla.Onikkin.Co.,Jasu. Oolt io rtr ad 6 ". it. iM;1;;;I ini. SAO >f i * LefatgamprOsa. TO, li Mai 15,000 3 Worms 100,000 1 Groat Nagest — Vra rift: 10,000 10 tGearind OOS Grand Ducky WIWI M 11,000 Great POirlOtk..... ...... 1 1: : 000 !Abort, 10, Isaktadem 111/011 00,07 IL I = . 10. .11ftras Ilikaii.Z Noma like& 11, 10 PiNglbeel Sew Lad 100,00 D b Pot RIM. 00,COn I lank. 10,000 110 sibluaoy Dos 10,000 15 tau Mow 7,000 10 Smillogo de Cuba 10,000 1 'Mb artralisa 6,000 10 TY Croft 45,174 WA Mukeu 70,000 1 Walks 100, 1 Wist Illaripais...... t Trensintbis by Man 1 114. Pregamose 4 Mom afFranea 1 bell On ...... Mono .0,11100 . atm Nasisatian Oa. brit goONnomiam TM Madani ILAmmima IWmtaina, Foil 10 Led NOW Oadk Inter Ileum Navisatkm 00-1 1 Nora Oda llawirnimiso 2D44oh i tl 001Primmlora0000.1110. IFortleml komOtonomo- -100!Noyal fldl 0t00m..- I.Boottieb antrz. Leonia- -1 I Do. New lESoodi Aosiralian Lad- -1 Submarine Mkt. &zip 11 , Do. Do. Begistend 00 Troati.Lo utemot UpCan HO Dlantou's Land all all limped awl. RANII26 .Ai SI 64 - iii - Oè6 I I - - April qttoted during a part of the morning, 931 to 1 ; and after touching 931 to 4, clued at 931 tog. For money the closing quotation was 93 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent, Consols, for money, 921, 931, 93, 931, 93, 931 ; ditto, for acco un t, 11 t h April, 931, I, 4,1 . Thirty years' Annuities, ex piring in 1860, 44. India Stock, 227. India Bonds, 14s. prem. The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 9s. prem. Foreign stooks were steady. Turkish was main tained at par during part of the morning, but had receded at the close to 79# to 4. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 99 to 101 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91. Mexican, 20: to a. Sardinian, 85 to 87. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 to 84; ditto Four per Cont. Certificate, 93 to 95; and Spaniab Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101/, 1014. Cuba Seven per Cent. Bonds (Matanzas aid Sabanilla Railway), 98. Chilian Six per Cents., 104. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 624, 4. Equador Bondi', 4. Mexican Three per Cents., 204. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 ex div. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 90. Sardinian Five per Cents., 861, 4,1, 1, 4. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 30th March, 37 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 181; ditto for account, 30th March, 181, Z. Turkish Six per Cents., 791, 1; ditto fur account, 30th March, 80, 791. In the corn market to-day the advance of last Monday was fully maintained. The dollars brought in by the Atrato from Mexico have not yet been sold, buyers awaiting the arrival of the overland mail, the telegraphic announcement of which is expected at the end of the week. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 16th instant for the conveyance to the Cape of Good Hope of about 16 officers and 802 men, and 100 tons of light Ordnance stores, part of whi c h cons i st o f b all oaridges. The tallow market continues dull. Linseed oil declined to-day to 331. 10s. per ton. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.80 atlahort, being higher; at Hamburg, 13.4/ short; at Berlin, 6.16/ ; and at Vienna, 12.18. Hamburg letters mention that the navigation was still interrupted by night frosts and some snow, bat the water was accumulating so rapidly u to lead to the apprehension of alarming inundations in the event of the ice not being quickly forced down. At Memel the navigation was expected to be soon open. Trade at Hamburg was very dull, large arrivals accumulating at Cuxhaven. The annual meeting of the Van Diemen's Land Company was held to-day. The report stated that but slow progress was made in letting the lands— only about eighty acres having been disposed of at Circular Head, part of the section in the Black River. Some specimens of gold quartz bad been picked up in the Macquarie River. The agent found the bills now regularly paid. A steamer had been established to run between Launceston, Circular Head, and . Enue Bay. In London the balance in hand is 4,3081. The chairman said the income of the company now amounts to about 2,6004 per annum, and that the agent has the power of at once selling or letting the lands subject to confirmation by the director,. The report was adopted. The directors of the South Eastern Railway Com pany are inviting tenders for loans, to replace deben tures falling due. The half-yearly dividend on the shares of the Sub marine Telegraph Company is to be payable on the 15th inst.; that on London and Greenwich Rail way shares on the 2nd April; and the annual divi dend on the stock of the Law Life Assurance Society on the 12th April. Land and Bank shares to-day were generally steady. East and West India D oc k stock has been dealt in at 118! to 119; and General Screw Steam Shipping at 15 to 151. Illinois Central 7 per cent. bond,, 1875, are quoted 68 to 69 ; ditto 7 per cent. (Free Land), 1860, 1 to 2 prem.; and New York and Erie, third mortgage bonds, 1883, 81 to 83. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market is very quiet to-day, but firm. Prices are quoted per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Consols for Ihe 11th April have been dealt in at 931 to j, and are now quoted 93` to t. For money the present quotation is 934 to 1 . India Stock marks 227; Exchequer Bills (June), 6s! to 9s. prem.; and India Bonds, Ils. to 14s, prem. Foreign stocks remain firm. Turkish is in chief favour, marking as high as 801 ' and boing now quoted 804 to I. Mexican is called 201 to I; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to f,; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 364 ; the I Committee's Certificates at 41 per cent. ; French IScrip at 61 to 6 prem._; Dutch Two-and-a-H a lf p er Cents. at 62} ; ditt o Four per Cent. Certificates at 941; Sardinian at 861; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half I per Cents., at 70 ex div.; and Brazilian Old Five per Data. at 101 i. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The home mining stock market to-day bee been quiet. There is stilt little disposition to buy. The gold mining shares remain Hat, and out of favour. Other foreign and colonial Mocks present little stare. • THIS DA •Two o'CLoca. Minton to _ Other stocks THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. Flatness continues to prevail in the gold mining share market. Agna Fria are quoted 2 to ; Nouveau , Monde, kto 1; Colonial GoW, to j; and Great Nugget Vein, to I—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30k to 31j ; Peel River, 21 to 2i ; Ntarth British Atli- tralasiao, k dis. to par; and Scottish • . 'umlaut, k to 1 prem. $ Alt -,"`•,, The preferfnee shares of the Com*, Mbasnin England have been dealt IC 1,77 ./ Giber stocks are quiet. ~ . 1 2 • RUSSIAN DESERTERS.— The P ••••• am states that the Reuther of Ruda& • ' I Gnad Dusky of Past 2160111111 ie 1. 1 ON ,jO% SI 1 It ft • 7 1 4 •I I Sti I i 11 101