The Sun. — London, England, 1855-03-12 00:00:00

, . . . . • ~. , . ,-., ,-, , 1 N ' TH E S.O LO.'N'D - C)'IN .. . .. .. . ............. 3 • frW• A() . i . , . • iiii' '-- 1 1 ; - S ' .i Aa E -MARK,ETS. - • Li.I4ES LEASED ". :T vigil) AlF., * Nri'a I . :-.' '' L ..: . t .. . -! ' - i ,:z. IiET . fT b. 1,3, D A Y.) .:, ' '- ' : litiit ' :1: •;:_ - ., - 00 V .. , - 1 4 :\ ' ./. ('.. • 0 It'. • Shy. tiraid. Rimwars. Compand: • Saturday • - this -day,- . 4 1 ,-il I ~ -.:.- itA tLW A itS. ' --- . --- -- - . .. . i4.',' ,7, •• 0 . , Th e . . • -.--, ' .50 ' all' 'uel'iford and' London &- '- '•- ' • - , ... . .. . 111 11,1°' ' diet cotton market . at Liverpool on Saturday was • Ir. ;4.1, fees or- 41' tut ~, . :iii,_ f • '', cliNine.ill,ol3 - : - . 34:Alne-,$ Aou... - Rletehley' ...' N. We:.t - ~, ~.. •• • . ir -,• • e i stead .: - saturd ~, - this day. St. 100 Buckghamsh. L.&N.W. ' 5 ••• - 97' , .. ' ,; th ld . (Qf Whi" y• The sales . ainounted - td 7;000 ' - - • . •- . . ....• St. 100 • Clydesdale Je tale do a ... 7- 99 4 ~ ~.. illy, k , 0 1t 5-0 E 1 7 50 . 0 were taken on tpccufatiorr)in- - : . f 25 24 Col Stour Vy 'E. lin, i , • • 1r.4 , ,c 0 1 i. ,1 . 0 ' at. l. - - gYPtlari at 6d. tt) 7d. ; 700 Surat, at ••... 12p i v*er. , , , ,‘,.:- •, ' . - 20 A '.4lt - .; - ••••- ,' " ' .' Saci.."arrd.Hat ..E: U... ... - St. '.OO , E.l.ineolngi . ••• - •'- :.. 41-Pr is Aq . 4'4 7 and :30-s olog g_ , r4O , Per lb. ea. Islands at Is. 4?,.d.' to 1•%,? ,:.;- A.mbg. Nottrg 4 BON: -.;. .. -,. , iliailviay Shares closed heavily . . • - ._ . . i •- incl: rastn. - ,lnn-t,.. 4t -- •5 - 41 ' 6•pui'ccHt. Gt.Nrthi... 134 • 136 • t - , • ..oei 4 '41 '"ilw aY , . ilf 3 Dot , z :..._ eetings anuoUnced . are; the fel- i ' : ° -m ' Ill: l a r i m i:a i s n 't * & W 'l3'lll ' Ym b ella -- -- ' -.St. all - Glas. Barr. & laldonian ' - • . ; ' , , ,., „„ p.,ver......4k. , , .Neils. Direct. - i ... . ..." - •'.. .: ' 'le (' ' z?•toar Valley •-...,„ ~ B.} .8 ' - ' St. I•11. Do.. N0w....., •Do.. al,d‘ 'NW Cow -' ' , '' ' '. - -- • ~., • ~......, . ~:, :- ~ ,„, ~, . •e• - «... . . • t ° 1 Pan Y' • [ 29 I jl 4 , 4 ern of Canada - Date.' • Pli,ce. ai- - nz t• - rti. , nhd. tallest , . 6 , . . 25 all . Glstr.drDo.F) qt. Wee a ... -• • •••- • . ~, a r 4, il and Md- t - ••:'Mar. 13, Canada West. : . Che,h;.re.r . ..wl.. . 13 -12 1 ' ~. i em WO, idl . rirtrpl. Dk. & Yk. N - . . .1 . D it . , r e,,,L . _ , _ 1 or-rat - lean ..- M a r..../c.. p ar i ii ,..,. •,....,- •,.•.t7t il 1 i ). CIF (A I L &13 lA. . ~s. T ort t t. owi t u atl 6 bt eff. . , Railway ....-- & llerw • ... -- 3 • • _.., - ..• , and Line, - Apr: -.4.; -Manchester; • •-• • •_',. • , : ' 454 and 225 C(.n.,i. ,6 - t 7 60 ••, all Hnll k Selby 'Y. &N W . IC4 -- 106 - ~74 - 61(1 25 all Do. i Shares. Do. 9 111° 1 7:d i l ) o 4 s' ' ifil,ri ti 5,............. ,' .. .... Mar. 28, Great George-strael' 12 PI DO-, Z 2O - - • . , hnd c orit . I .4._ , re icr u ni0n ...........: . ‘"...-. Mar. -20, ••Edinburgh: -'- ;,•'- -26 30 :14,-;,, & Tye) orlgina • 121 all Do. Shama, Do .7 - .:. ....... , ..... Mar. 16, Shrewshury. . :225 (issd. at L 45 . -- • ..- ' 12i all Lon.,: Gredira S. Easte- - 12 i -13 i old i s i° : ; 0 r ' ce t•tia t i : 7 ,i te ii rt? ... .......... . ..... Mar. 15, Bridge-house Hotel, st. 100 Bristol and Exeter... 20 -92 1 .20 , all Do.Preferene( Do . 23 -24 - Irgl e 0 lt, 4 to - g "'lie. • and. Lan. , - •,- ~ ' . . - St. 1 00. Caledonian ..... .•••• . 63 4 - 63 i 10: all Lon., Til., & S Peto&Ce I.oi - 114 .il t- • " ki ll 'ol 1 a " elt bo ut • „,, c ,, , ........... " .... Mar. 27, Brussels. :•-,- , . ' . 10 31s:' Carmarthen and Car .. •• St. 1,00 Lowestoft gr. f bob ( G ltkin ' aKenharn - 4 por cent. Norfolk... ~.. - .... : eat ° ~.id 'N I 'zt.lv e d "' Mar. 17, Fakenham.... .. - . . (Ural :. - ... ..... ~ 1 `...:. 13 .5 , i0 0r, k til , re atid p r , _ re ern, Ireland Mar. 23, Dublin. • ..., , ' 50 all Chester Zr Holyheael 12 Bt. WO Do. 6 per et. t `_,,,,, if! Iliet,t.t: ad .............. Mar. 31, Paris. -,) ~ ,• ~. ~ 50 idl Cork and. Bandon.- •.. - •••• 56 all Yfs.nell. Bxtn L.&N.W `...- - • .. -4 -'` eara' ' f t . 'No; ' , tense - ..• and Matloe:. & Midi(' • 2, 1 2i, 014 10_, - e, 4 -.ntrai ..,.•:'..- •-• . 22' 20 16 Cornwall ... - ••• 50 all Aiddlosbro' 8 Stekten Z,_ r.:11013.2441 1 and •j . t... ..... Mar. ' Perth. Ntte I ' l l .. nue ion..:' Mar. 20, Perth. . ,10 13 Oriel! Junotion ••• - ••• Redear • ij o ,„ k it ,r,, , t,.a tr..._.;. .. ..... _.......... , Mar. -21, Glasgow. 50 45 Dublin&Belfast-Inoc 3 ••• 2 I.OC all %Lidld.Bradfd i.fidland.. 90 - ' 92' • .. 25 , all Dundee Perth&A.ber is so , r, , 1) ° ,,, 5 , 11 4 ,..7n?..1d••••......;Mar. 27, tis.toti-sc flare. 50 all Northern an • . - , deen Junction . 54 - 6 Easternsp.v. Pl. Count. 67 -59 ~,.,„Ao 9, '4i,f,,h m 4 6 , .. ... . .... io ... Mar. 29, London Tavern. . 9 TilAc and ~..! ssow , Mar. 21, Glasgow, ... ',' 25 all Do. New ...... „,„„. ... -- i .• 50 all Do. 6 per et. De... . • -- . iu :,:ecl '. , w - , 11.4 e, e co ._ p . kt a _.u . ez .. l, e . ..... ........, . Mar. 31, - Parie. , • - . St. WO ' East Aug1ian........ Ur: 15 • 5(.. , all Do. Fixedsp Do ... 7- 77. - ..'. ••• ••• ft rative prosperity of the working , .„ ..,-0 An eastern Connties ll4 - 11 : i 11i 25. - all Prost; & Wyr, L. &N.W. St 00 Eastern UniOn„ A l2i all I Do. .i Shar'es. D k o lank ` II ...' - ... r ice- . 4el, it ' l lik ew & F e asured , net alone by th F •e . .. - xcise returns, Stock . . - ... go 0 7 0 4 , , a 4, wal e b y, the - Savings ; Bs lAA deposits and St.• tOC oe., t 3. Stoct- 20 -22 St. CO. Roys,,n.,k Hit. GtNortli , 130 - L• 1;,3 it,,te,.P lay, i t '• F rom an official statenuentjust coin- • : ,' , 5 ~ i 8,-: Do. i - New A . , - -••-- ••• - 25 181 Shef.Roth an fr-meash& , -r0 k4ittlisthewolo .a.Ppdai that, during the: last few '' )t- ' OO Goole*.s p.a. Yorksh.• _. .7 '- .. ~....00 P,, 1 341 1_, quantity of stocl sold Out has ' ., ..Bt. 00 increased, ' 11 • 10 . ''-'kuaeribTi.frgeahec,sl'olll.eas;):, 725 --- 7 51 72 ' a, &hub. and Feebler: . 2d .- par n 0 51 20 1: 3 11 4 3 vie s a t r a fa rd lie s y b i . , i li to .m ck e t i !7 , 2' -- ' 2 'i: ‘i ; 111 4.7 4 with. in-January being to the largest :.,t„ . 1)(1 'din. Pr,LL, ..ir Dun,l4. c. 2J -21 . 6 per cent._ Darlia*t . - L na 9 , b : o o: ‘,. ti i ll, o ' t l a l o t . 4 ,t - - ,the . "Concim' enceinent . 6f - the'ye . ar .!o : 1 4 ort3, A Clyde inn,. ... --, ••• 25 all Do l -6: .. • 31 - 32 1 foo"' kv. X tikk.A. eUeptional - case. - - ThO total sales. in 5O ' r-l• Ourness ... .. . , St. ,100 Wilts&r.;'omrs , "s.'tWestn.. c.O: ....• 92 . ! .. , orth & Clyde June F'urness Do. Exteusion...... Glasgow& S. Weste'p ;rout N0rt1:',0rn.;...... Do., -A. Do. Stack qt. Sth. &WeSt.Trri):: Great Western On. Stour Val. Gua. Stk Irish South-Easton Laucaster & Car'H&c Do., Thirds Do. New Thirds.,. Laucash;itudYOrk Doc, Fifths • . D). Wet. Riding Use I,ll:Craby.&SO : atlrol Loudon 6t Waekwal" Lo a.. Drsg:4&.S.Gst Loud. and N. -Westr. D0 . .101. am: Eigbtlib • • i. Loudon and S.tWestr 1)6.. 450 Dd., £40....; tAiduchT . y&COllra;ut ",uductrr3.& flni6k V?.nell.Sl - te Lincl. Do. : 1 : L No. 110 Midland September rhbruary which. 1,319,319 i.. were September last, 180,0004. stock )ber, 21.8,660/. ; 'in November, n December, 274,4811. The ly since are thus - stated : £29,034 - - ' 125,330 - 127,503 127,864- 108,186 45,915 79,966 m New York by the steamer nuance of ease in !the money being a plethora of 4lecie in the antiets, this was likely to in thiA upon the " Miley stocks" ,ancement, and speculation had 'd. Trade,, too,,,had become all ioo No. 70 • -7 : E3a: 71 -72 6. - 1. 3 -- 9/ - 2 53 60 . ' ,' PREFERENCE 'SHARES. St. WO' kberdeen , . iICO 4-- 1(2 ... St. I Ott Do. N 0.2, 7p. c. , ...* 90 - 92 . 25 30 ,31y th auslTyne leper ... c. pre f. ( - N8(1.21500. ... - .. - , . St. ',OO Brie. & Er. 4p. c. St. 92 - 91 . • . '' . 20 5 Do. 4p. c. Shares ... ... - ... St. 100, Caledonian £lO 97 - 99 15 all• Chester & llolyitead _ • Guar. 51 per cent._ ... - .93 all Do. do. Pre r. No. 2 .., - „, 4 all Do. do, Pref. No. 2 ... - _ • 64 all Co-";:aßandonslp.e ... - ... (4 all ' , Dundee Perth dilibe - _ , ;: l dean Junction 1 54 6 6i all :astern GounAs Er ) • tens 4 or ,sp• a. No.. f . 1 - 1 pn.) 6f, all Do. No. 2 • , -4 . - ii. ' pin 10 all )o. New 3 r . c:.%,, 12 - 134- 20 all ?,asthrn U•Con, Gar. , • pe- cell+ ' ' :.,. - ..: 5 all Do. 51., 1 0.1)er cent ... - ... ' " 10 all Do. 10?. De6entr.9b- ... - ... bt. all Do. do. 4 per cent: 1 ... - ... St. 100 Ea.sttancash.(p.ets •.. -.-- 5 all East and West York shire • June. Fifths -..; - . - , St. all I ...klinbPrth.&Dultd. • , , ! 4 per coast. .. 63 - 65 St. WO Glasgow&S. Western ' - ' • Guar. 5 per cent %. •,.. - .'..x. St. LOO Great Northn. 5 p.,„c..,110.....„-= .liB 1171 St. I'o Do. sp. c. !kJ..PON • . -, ,- - -" - - ' at 10 e. c. prem. 110 - 112 1111 St. 100 Do. 4,', p. c. - 102.. ,-- 104 1024 - . 21 'll D 0.5 p. c. Scrip, Red. .: :, • 4.5 ; p: c. pm... ~ i , ip 21 10 all Gi.N. of Seot.l aPr?: -!- ... - ... . 6i all , lt. Coatbn.CsWestra. (Er• 4 land) Z 1 !; 1 11 , 118)..: '•-• '' -..- 20 8 ' Do. 4 per C. gier. • 4 1 - ... • - ... - ' ' 50 6 at. Westn.• (Berke k •-- • Had is Ex. 5 •p. c).. 6 • •-••• 6! , ' • •• ' - St. 100 Do. con. red. 4 ... p.e. 96 - 98 971 St. 100 Do. con. red. 4 p. c. 87 —7 8 i St. 100 Do. irred.. 40. e.:. .. 83 :---- .90, ' , . 8 all Do. Birm. Pref. ga... .10,, ;7,..- 101 10 all Do. OnestarBp. c.P.S. , 164 --•17 ~ , AO all Do. do. sp.c. do 10 ;101 r , .. St. . .() Do. prin. Gua. Stir. 70 .-- 72 26i all D 6. Ghee. Gua. Sh . 181 -.191 • ' . 13A all. Do. do. do 4 -98 . 20 all 80. 'do. do ;" *1 •'• 'l4 . 2 - 14A ' '"-' " - 16 6 tan. &Yo Az. F. £2l - i .....;` il `.. '" " `" • St. LQO. Do,. 6p, c. btoek •a; 133 ' 135 • - ' St. 100 London ani lAlghton .- -' • , • --•- -•- • •. , Guaranteed spo a - ~.., • , . -• • St. r.:00, Do. ere., •5 p. e. St ..‘ •,•-• .... ~ • ~, 'it. 'lOO Do. New Gyn.° p. e ... _ - ... - . . • , St. 100 Lon. &N. W., Coy. di Nuneaton sp. et ... - ... , . 50 5' London & S.Weeterr • ' ' ' ' Gxin.lll'rds ' 21 - 3 1 I '. • 1.21 all :iondonderry& Color ''' '" • - ' - .', • - • ..., , ~ , , / Shares ..• - ••• " 121 all Londy. & Annie. : 4- 031? . " , :e -- •7 -- • - •••• ' 101 all . Man., an..-'., & Liu., . , . - --.• „„ , , I New, XlO - 6' 41 Do. £6 - i --• iP 12 all 3.faryp'.:.& Carl. 4 p c ....,, -...--.. ... 1 1,2 2 .1 all 'dot D D o ti; 41 per ceps . • --. ~ St. ,'OO tfid;Consol.6 p .e.St ..: - ..• St. 1 ,Do Do , ,Vonsol.Brietol& ' •;- ' ' ' ''' • 1 Birm. 6 per cent '33 - 135 ' ' 16:1 -111 )0.-Pro'. 41per can: •li -- lid ' - - die 10 .10 ' N'orfolk.Debeuture ,• 4 -- 4A , . . I St. :00 DO; Pnaf. 4p. c. %Del 85 i t 7 a St. 160' Ga. 5.1% a. Eat '' va , -, 105 ~ • , St: ;CO )o. s'pa r c'..,.pie7....., .„ , - 7 - ... :, 't. iO O Do i WI/v. Val. SP. e. ,_„... - - ••• i -...'• •+; • At. 'OO ioALßritlsh ..... :„, 101 -7 103 ,_ , . 1 i ._ „., St.; 'l9O. ‘l. 7. - re , v. 4 ).c. P. 89. ' - 0 1 . .:) ~.,, , 17 5 Do; d:•d oo • 3 .--. 31 ' ' 20 'lB INYLeede6n.e - .N0.1 ... - ... 121 "9'. Do. 66: Onirtoli 4S ' ... - .. • 25 40.a0:y0,:k 'La kr Pitt k i id ,iy i- • 40 -ail , North, StaffOrds - aino e ... - - ... •__ , i.‘,.! .. •, St. 100 Oxford, Wo , ..cester, /S .;.:-) ! ... • , Violverhal.:/,40..c 107 - 19P1 . . -,... ~ •,, is . 8 i 1).1.1ic40. Cent. ~Neyt Prell ..„ 7: .- .... ~, .. . 25 all ' South Devon.... 11 3 ' - 14 ., 1 0 li D's ; axecl_ 4 ~ , 1 Der een- + 1 1 2~ - psi, . , • il .... ..o.t Ll5-.6 all 1. Eastern (Beading • Ann.) o' - '41:03,' &I. "13 -• 24 20, all 3 WeesGua.4p. e. :... - ... 10 all Do. do. '4'..1 p. e'..".. :- : ... -- ... ' -•• " 20 all S.Yorkele.4 . - ).c.Guitg '14 , ••• - •.• 17 .415' . all Stockton •and -. Dthe - --' .; .4. --., lingtor ,b - percent. .• ... - • ... ,; t. •-; 1 ~ .125' •11 - op. do. , -430. , par --. 1p , , , . ~. , • , : 1,2 A all., F.1,9z. zto-4 And Tra.Te Or , . , s: ,r.'• y i ' ~, . .13001, guar. 5 p. C. ~ , • ,. -4, . .„. till 151.4nry,; 1856, ... --=, •-• 91 72 - 5 - 7 7 • 77 .. ,~, 98 ICO 4d , 1 - d - 1.7.4 -- 864 8 7i dry -g,oodswerein request at for oxport,-;wastin .moslexate. _ ruled at firm prices. , :otniteare to the 25th' January.. 'le new President of Peru, 'was .nergy, and was taking the beet lighten the buidens - of the if; object, he had struck off the ;ban 20V ofgcAr t h f , ,inolifdi ad 23 .rds of 100 colonels and lieute e bire mention of ! such, a large t to prove the corruption and slavery was to he abolished, f 3-1 , .24i 7i - 84 ,F . 3i -7 89 40 7 4.! , o. Binung. &perb ndid. O. W,eqt. ( I ) 0 . II& Shares._ Alweast)c & Car;iQi , , •76wtuk t.Bu4 Exteu cypt. Aperg Ilrf e,wry et Enriiskille 46wry Warrerpoin' - And Rvstrovor. 11: ' 9 As .promised during a period ex list of placemen had been thenanies of the la tePresi ent's together with tho amounts paid te, the total being ti wards of 15 - Urkti proportion of this money ambers of his own family on fri this increased the dissatisfaction G Aneral Castilla took the nAouths since, , and although y, or the materiel of. war, he re force, and succeeded against ;by power,. influence, and peen- Tstemolcorruption is described ithont a ,parallel. -Ficheraigne arthe date of the accounts re- Jot ti'F Mu. Colinti al` 48 - 50 3,1 29 30 7 9 NlortliDovon., No. t )0„ . .;:o; 2 , 0., A A Deerred Do., t R Guaranteal Fab tern--:- Per wiel Do. do. Extension I )..d.6.(l:N.:E.Faret Do. ..... .. Do. vork- 14 I', 5 7 724,- 73i 7- 44 . ..-4 30 24 - , 12 , 4 ; 50 49 0 d--par 4d , 4s - 64 d—,:far iorth Lou :lon - Do. New XlO steae, era City Jn. 'North tit?. &I'd Si. ire; lorth Western .StS:Westrn.p . linc Inn eaton,. Hin and Leicester Oxford, Worcester,S Kolverham - oton eortsrnouth 3oottisit Central Scottish`didlnnd•...:: ihrowsby. of Bereft . ' ihroliihire Union 3onth Devon Eastern: iouthsWales ;. Yriisb Rio. Do, ill. that' the. Government ill. to authorise the Minister of 29 30 loan of 600 millions of reals at 8.. against the stock deposited in the) , same idea of oppOsition in the' ,99 -. 101 .64 -- £6 Hgllaud, state, that the .inunda- 46 48 13,1 60 61 2 4 2 . 2 -- - 1 .Ok Market has been heavy again leterinination of the EintierOr of veeed to the Crimea being new, Cionficils) have been 9* to 12i, to, 93 for account, but they realising only 92 . The: pre -13i116 has been 6i. to 95., and [s 14s. Exehequer Bonds are 3r1.1)14 f,ho transfer books being fstocks,.caused business to rule that a new loan; or borrowing .bas a, tendency: to *heck bae.l ,Wolc.;&Wc . ; itockton, A l)arli , itGlittot& Caff - • : Po. 2 . 10 shares. . Do, Pier., No. tilanus liaveu and 11-ilway... • Vale o Neafei • Waterfl. & Kiviesiro vraterfo&Liraeriti , 'Vest Cornwall. Veskln.4' of Londsk.. Anil:Crystal Palace.. l West Loudon . Willi:1)1011n &Crotdoil' ,39 61 16 !4i 22 - 4 -- Gi „ ,re;v4 r y gexteau Bonds 'Turkish Bonds are 'supported at -ipaiiish43 per - Cents. aro 'firm at set Csfits -1 Ve13211 The,ie; lettlti f t tWAI)OhrZ, pricos ~of foreign Atefgrecl.:lo6angs,s to 6,; .'erutir' lan % :640,7.2‘ ;. (lido Three b 2;: Port ugueset Four - per - Omits.; Fivo per- Cents*, '99 'to 101 ; nail, per: % Ciente:, 89 1, to 91 s 04iferre51,-181-to:•18i ditto Three Gertiileato;- 4i 'to' 5 ; Taw: the Jobbers' comptam much in., generally are lotver.-% Poreign 41993.4:14 1 40t-ofteX of sharps,- ' haire been a shade lower', Pont- Lest at full rates, and the Austra ut the sable., • The Joitit Stock been , mostly suppotfed; but are e L tnil'Compabiee.' Royal Mail 6 - 7 FORgdl‘t I kntwerisdzitotterdfiin • lgian Basta. June Bezi era to Graissessu Bombay", Baroda, and Cegtral ,Scrip Pentfal of Italy Demerara Dijon p.W Bono:won.. Eastern oriFrance Do. Kew Fast Indian Do. ) Ey `Do. 4 Bds., pay '57, convertible' O". 63. do.. '59; disl. Gd. in; o Pinar) 1./6. - St. Lawrence • Atlantic do. 'go. Cert. Of "Deben., ' con. into Stk. till 'c3 'Do. Comp. 6 p. c., do. Gt. Central o Faun, (it, Indism Petlin.nlr 1)o. No sv 5 Per cent Great _Luzew.boun COnstituted Shares Do. Obligations_ Gt. Western o7Ganad 1 S 4 W 3 P - .... c 14 32 .:'33 5 ' 7 : 1. 't p .1,-- 1 all Agua. Fria ....... ..... ." •,3 ..,-• i IA •- • 1 all, Anglo Austrin. Gold . , ' . ' ~ 10s. ,all A.nglo Californian „. I - ..2 i . ''- ". ''. '2O 6 t A.ustraliar - - 1, ' __ 11 • - - , I all, Anstralian Cordillera , 1 '_ ,- - • 1 'all . .instralian Preelicijd. .7, ' .._ ... . • • • • •• ' 1 411 Mo Maria . .' _i, _ ...; _ ••. - .A. ,all Baden oe.Dachy'or) , - a , ... :. 50 1 all.'. Blamaivon rron and Coal .' . 5 - 7 . .. , , . 20 , 13.5 British Iron . .... ~.... -4:: - 3 35' 425 3 / 4 Brazilian) wp.Castled ai. ,;) pm 2' - 2 30 all Go. CoCaes & Culabi. 1 f - li 20 15 Do. St. John Del Rey 99 -81 1 1 Cersons's Creek A _._ • 4 , 1 , Clarendon Um.. Min, . . , - Co. o'±' Jamaica -} - iil 49 all Cobra. Copper .47 -49 , • 5 1. Colonial Gold ... - a- 4 a St. all Copier Mir. a? Eng. 43 - 48 , . ' . 25 ail Do. Pie'. 73. p. cent. d - Ip, ..4: - 16 Cpp , Pro• • .AT. 7- 19 . , -.. 7 5 all' English aril Austin - ....Copper Smelts (!n 1 3 / 4 -'2 - 2 / Fortuna'd .-. liar - 1 20 all General --• ' • • 1 all. Gt.NuggetVoiußeg. • 3 / 4 - t '' 4 all. Great Polgootli. • i ..: J --- ..^. - ' '• 1 all. Liberty ... - ". . 3 all Linares. - 7 3 /4 ---• 8 3 / 4 , . - .- . 5 1 Lusitanian... ad.,.. - id- , r. 1 sal , liar' c. alba.".. r •••• - i -i, : . ' - 1 all„ ti 111 3 17 Granada d - a , 1 all New. LinaresMining - -, and Smelting 0o ~, - • ~, 1 'ill ' Ncini4an 'Monde .. , - 20 n.ll -ti o n'tgilAud - - SiWer ,' ' - - --'- Lead Mhz.* Smelt,- 4 15 4 -3 L' - 16 ' 154 i 4 • 5. 1 ?ort'Philip •• -1 - , -• I , - 4 , - # •i , , lf all- Quartz Reek.'- -s. , 4 •.‘' , --- ... '- - • ' ~,.... 50 all allytniney TrOn• 04 t.. r.- 19..,,.,,,. 21 4 '. ~., ~ 1-. .IS ,All , , Do; New .......... ~30 11i Santiago de Cuba - 44 ,-.- _ 5,..... . -• ( . •-• i 1 all South Australian..... par =.- ip ~, •,-,, , 1 10l .7A Tin Crort ... .. , 1, -, 2 . , . 28, , all ni,tad Mexican.., ... - 3A - 4 , it all Waller ' • •1 - all ' Wett`Matlndsa " a '•'=^ 'i - ' ' 1 12s. Worthing - Mining - 'of '' "- ' ' • . -Australia ' • " - .'.. -i : 1 all Yuba , ... __ _.... MISCELLANEOUR. i 7 -.... '25 17. Australian Agrieult, 30' - 31 20 ... Australsu.Pcific.Mail ... - ... 10 all • Aus`zaln. itoyal Mai: ... . 2 -- .... ' ' /0 54 Berlin Water Works 3 --.- 24d ' ' 50 40 Brit. American Lane' 60 - 65 ' 5 '1 Brit. & Coln. Smeltg. - and _Reduction Co • --- ... - • 100 32 3 / 4 Canada 110 , - ,121 1 i St. 100 'Canada Goy. 6 p.'ct. Jan. and July 1071 - .1084 1084 , '. 5 all 'Crystal Palace 3 ... 3 4 all Crystal Pal. of Fre ree ~. ' - ..: 1 4 Duston Iron Ore .. -• • ... . 20 5 -Eastern Stsam-.. . • - i ... 25 .22 ElectricTelegmph(A) 15 1 - , ^l6 ; 1 .all • Electric Teleg. of Ir. ...0 r - ^ 15 14 Gsn. Steam Navigt. t• ... _ -•*" .... ' - ... . • ,•.• 20 all General Screw Steam ,„ , z -- ... ~. , ~ 20 'lO Irish Beetroot Sugai ' ... ..... „, • ' 20 10 Magdalena St. Navig. ,„, .... 10 all * Mediteran:Zied, Tel. ,„ ._. .: ' - •" L. 10 '9 ' -Bfelican&S:kinericn! -64 ' •:-- (ii' ''' -r" 1 all • Nat. Pat: Steani Fuel . -;-_ :.,, ~. , • , , 10 5 N e therlands Land._ 4 •,-- ii ••,• • r• 2 1 N. S: W. Coal &Inter. - . , , t'- :I Steam Navigat. Co. ,„„.;_, , . . .,, , 1 all N. B. Australasian... , 1 1 -, 1 _ .;, ~, ~,, 20 12a NrfilppofNuropeStoana .... •-- 7 , ... . , .. s . 5 all Peel Rr. Ld. & Minrl. 21 -- 3 21 ~ 50 an, Penlnaulardli thicji# 57 - , 59 , , 50 ' a ll Do. Do. ... ,__ ...p . . • 2 all Portland Iron f_lo I4 -• 2 " 100 60 Royal Mail Staam - 67 66i i 1 all Scot. Austral. - luirest. - la '-- ' 1 - 1 I Ditto New ..... . it - _ 25 all South Attstrul.l4and 25i - 3 i 36 1 all Submar. Telegraph' 1 - 1 1. all Do. R?gisterecl a - 4 20 5 Tr •st & Loan Co..e .. "..,- . .. Uppe: Canada.... ... •.- ... 100\281 Va u DieMila it Loa 13 tri Di k••• 9 -,- 8 47 49, 87 89 A - ip. Pat' 'iP ms:DAT AT. ONt ()TY) Prom the Ortciiit 50,1 t.• • Eu.iness 11T), .Annuities' Ake sth Jan.; 18f 0 :apire , stb Jan:, 1866 -4/ . '.. . ' l4 i ,•.. . ... • I '92 3 . „ 2/ - 3 2i. 3 17i - 18 06 - 98 95 97 1.60 102, • shares ". • Bds., payab'e's7will} o~i~oitill'ss Do. ,p. '56 • Do. do., '76, p/80 Do. de., '7`3, withou option ' lianiliton Totouf - Do. 6:por cent. take Conte. & ;Basle utv•as_4lrPistoitt6p.c. g:' J58 ,.. 3 3' per dent: " „ 994 - 92 94 2 d 97 IQ° .. ........,5.,,,,,,,,../„.,. ..... .. ......,_ ,iint,..................._ 20. 4 , ...... Cetxt: ' • 4' Cent •:,......."..•..i.,...... , .... ,- ;,, in,t 4-...,..... ....... Pli - ',Bi- Ate' 10;vset, A ydble In - 1;oLocit; , 3 .: ~ . ,:, I , Per Cent. 12 Gui 1........: 62V: t t''',' ". `_% "" -'-' . ' HALP.i . 4`4ST TWO.' ,Lyonslard Gineva :Lyons & Mediterran. Do. 2 4, 1 . q3V NLarla Antonia • .Do, do. NW* - iNaltedi & interest).... Do. (ea interest) Northern of France. Do .201. Sbs.late Char leroi and ErquelineE • guar. 3;; p. c. & red. _ p at 22•22,1. cur. 88 yrs. from Uan.. I_Bs Do. -20 t, 3 p. c Bdr., (intr. B.& A ms:Shs.) 'NorwogiantrunkPrei Paris and Lyons Ditto Bonds ..... Paris and Orleana; Paris and Rcraon PearisCaon & Cherbrg. Ronan and flavre :Royal vanish Royal Swedish Sambre. and Meuse_ )o. 64 p. cent. Pier. southern of Franca Andrew's and Qneboc (A) West Flanders • Do 64 per c. Pref Western or Franco_ Wegt. 6; Switzerland Wiesbaden ° Zealand • diR 1 7 :: 2- p .r) . lip ' .Xiconut , I)2a • ''' ' • 6. 7i - 3.41 SHIPPING- iThis. JiAr y 3.2.-=;Wind e:nd we!ttb.er i thh; day: at, 'breeze, and cloudy weatrier 7 , i March . ‘ch. 1.1.- 7 =Arrivetf—Elien;'•,"fican ,Monte evannahl ;_vv: N.N . ..W.. Arrived— §-puderland, for ItitngoOn, leaky ; shields, for Constantin§Rle,, ego thrown overboard, one nan ). . 12 --,- 12 6 -- 21 - 21ipl 47- 49 40 '42 pta 22 ; 1.4 par 2 7i 8 March 11. Wind, S.S.E. Arrived— "ftbbfLontldlin; fOrtheCrimea. March 11.—The Catania, froom Troon , ont on shore on the 4th inst., is dis- ••• •••••• .•• ••• --- pm 'dlll.—The Harriet Wild, from Shields and o the Quarries ; she 'makes Water, from ,Cape 4 e l'PoOl. • • - • - • • 4 1; b 1, 4 erl: el a 1 1.—The Aurora, of and for Al?erdeen, s4l t ul, is on h three miles east of this place, to s ore becom e a wrecic prpw sayed. • . t..• 4 6., - 7 1 33 -- ••• ''... • e rr i ° eileve oo e ° 4 4 " I 6 ' • ter "1 4 gt I / I , f 6: 644 01 • 0 11,1 IC° to rch o, 1 60 0 ., ;I; 1 6 01:0 is 1.81 PER Immo:imp TzLrGsAwia • LIVRRPOOL~ Monday Morning• 14 W 04 4 141 •* 1-. -- W..'" • •• IlnAt‘t"plytizlret4t - f r hin' Dninerexa ;Ro V.A.da'• 011ei k 7; 1 4 . ck I4ght ‘ 4 ll John Erigbt andlfaubattan, Y,ork; . , t oaton - • Coronet, New: _ _ . ‘ ,ll 1 11Etii0WiT March 10._ ... Pisq.....:lizab e th Walker; from Pernambuco ; Esker av annab, (Itt • •Ps;` , ..t 1: ' 11 (1 • - I `TE .1113IT.18gE,TgriEGL 2- AitiO od~icißAv ivrp MclutlaY, 1 0 . 16 )14f. , . 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Union of 'Radon 140, 111 5,28 5 1 .354 1,5 14 937 4484 15 4d oec e '' , :(10 all 1.1.4 ' 2 103 f-01 !4) all. 3 is all 20 10 10 ~1;~ ~~ .20 50 ).0 all 1411: 100 • 100 100 100 20 !00 20. 2Q 2Q 20 -40 r,20 ‘.2 1 3 20 20 40 16 10 Ili • all 76a 98& 10J 9? 69 81 73 21 13 60131 121 281._._ s ..~~ ~ 3c, :111 4 ail,a ;. ,~ •: _- ~ ~P~: ' t • ,7! -!!!, "' 4 ~ ~... , • • • • • •1 Aii i k*,:./i:E F blile SEBASTOPOL COM : . • MIT E • (77i' S 15.1 t) Th 6 conlmittLe' of inquiry resumed their labdurs MIS , morning ct.t the nival Tnerealing ti t tercst seems, t o : be manifested in the ;proceedings as.they progress, and,the sps,ee allotted to the Public, was crowded •a'inobt to suffocation. ' ..His Voy4l7lli,gliess the Dului Of Cambridg,e'vrs the first witness ealledl" ' ' • ' ' He Was ,oxamined- by, the ,cha'..rinan, and 'stated—l jeined--the expedition, .at Scutari on the 10th :of May. The men were - particularly..bealthy at that tune; but - the, Cimmiligariat operations were not so satisfactory:m7e: •could Jiave wished. L apinniand(rd' the first".divisian. 'NV embarlsed.,for .Varna on. the 13t.h.0f June, and the whole: orces went by ' , steamer, emeept the artiliery,•'WhiCh went in sailing vessels:' Wu'iluided 'and bur . camp gronnti. •cannotg - iiffie . -trOoPs" were actually in want of proviSiorp, but the supply . was .by no means. regular.: .1 bad an opportunity- of inspect ing the country,.. and --I - should imagine there was difficulty inprocuriug fuel. I got general directions to take up camp ground for' the first division as ,near as possible to where the light. division were ; and I did so accordingly. We. were on high ground, but we were further from the water than the light division. We took up,suchrground'ae we . tllOught most advantageous: As regards the Supply of forage,We had Sufficient barley, . but not of hay, We had no draught animals besides oxen attached to:the divisi.m. The first case of sickness,'• I think, was•aboilt the 17th • July. ' It was then - very , warm:' We had only been there 7 days then. • • .; The ighairinaii- 2 -,Wh“ disease ,was it ? , His Itoyal.Highoe3s-,The.oholem Chai rrnan—Hach you any medical men attached to tile division ? • • llis'iZoyal l iijilinesi-Iye had one surgeon and t:vvo. alaistaritleurgcons,tO each 'regiment, but many of ; them fell 111 ; some after: our arrival, •-- Chairman--Was . tbere a got 'supply Of medicines'? his Royal 4ighne4SHTte medidal inen had medicine. 7. Af soon as the disea:se'broke out I tools' measures, ,with the concurrence of Lord Raglan.2to,remove our encamp- Chairman—When did 'yon': leave Varna for 'the Crimea! •, • • - Isis Royal Highness- 7 -We lefii oil'the - 29th August. I consider the ; divilion-Was then in a.sickly state. , I-lost a great many-men. 4-tried to riiitke up the brigade Of Guards,. and I foundl - had lost 170 tnen.'' This Was Bulgaria. These men died ofcho!era.,Aqd feTer ; but I cannot tell. host'many,died aTongst tin) liigidanders. Chairman —To what do yos attribute this mortality ? His Royalllighness-7 To the nature of ' the .elimate. The greater Mortality amongst the GUards I account for , by the fact that they were more ac9ustomed to porter then the rvgiincn'ts of the line,-and they. were.unable to obtain any-supply cf. it there. Only& few horses were lost in Bulgaria. - . Chairnian—When did yop'land in the CriMea -His Royal Ilighness.L.9n thel7.th gepiernlier.. , From that time. until the 14th .of thq following month.. the men were without tenths My.impression is that all-the Men who were mounded were tot into the'field'hespital the same night. Wro had atthat time 16: or 18 ,surgeons. with the 'division; but these. were . scarccly, :sufficient.: My belief is thatCcery regiment ought 0 have at krest. four medical: men attached to it.: The'men did- mit Maid with - their knapsaclo, but with their 'ghat coats blanicets . tinlyr in compliance with i.,general Wen . . The . at Balaklava when the di. vision arrived His Royal Highne-1. marched there with it, and we took , poisessiotr of the town: The 'houses were not necupied,aa vslii necesAry.,tO , tnke ‘ pp a : military po lition out , ide the town .to 14e i,n,rencliness for au autici zpate4 attack., ; do not,. know anything of the appro priation. of the houses. ' ' . . The . Chalr.nan--Did yam/lee : a large house with Lord _Raglan's name niacin it ,E His Royal Highness—l believaLerd Raglan occupied a house whorl be-first went into the town ; d& not think it was lined afterwards;( It was 'offered 'to me 1 . 01 - isly accommodation when I bbeame"lll. '''rw - :3,41s after the arrival of the troops the men were,eMployed ip the erection of batteries and the formation of trenches--and they were so fully occupied that I , do fnot , think it was possible,:to spare any of them -for the' porpOsis. of road: making: The cholera broke out afresh at 'Balaifsva. The town was in a filthy cOndition. The final: encamp-: meta of my division yr*s.. A hont six miles from town,- to t•fhiCh there was a very good road. As to the 'corn itpi,3sariat,. I had-nothing-to eonspfaiti Of i the brigade of Guards never went Short of their rations, and if anything was requirei tho.pottunissarivl invariably-obeyed' my instrtietions*,)a..promptitude and regularity. Ido not think, how - ever, that The commissariat as at present constituted is; at , all well , adafitca; popsider4bie, in convenience' afOie - ;:system of receipts. My cernniiSsaries,did .everything in - their power, and so far .the: supply . , of Leverything was regulai when it Could ,be obtained and generally 'Made .1t ,a rule to have' at least` llreo days'", preio f ni, . ibeforel4iid - Wheil)t, did 00 - oUi t I 41.i.4t0c;t11 . ,,t t 0.,1the faults the-chief,coraL • , . , . missariat d,epaAment. , - • Chairman---Whose duty'lwalst it to Tar n . depot's at Balalcialkl ,r " r. ,40• ; 118c itti kli,lffs7-1144i,Yonamissary-c4gakerAl 'Pres4lk:. l ) , OPFeMflr, no ettotes-itt 13aldklastitt: I left the Qrimearthe bad nieathbr tad d'otfettitloTstiia , there was but rititletdifftahltylitteritre -was often Its' 'defe . 6E = !ia‘f ip I litinifisioiisTft.Ap camp generally p men were quite -harell worked withont, l.ta , f,ing to fete,h4nipplies,?whichsanghtio • C 4e bri btl rina eti-s t n W li in were totilein'. to Balaklava 7 thin Hi s • -41 , the kst arrtv J abtlut. the middta i of - ;00 oe4rs {-Bone of. the horsesiwciiiiirrn: gad cei 4itiem from over work tik' , cdnveying Supplies and obriied toO o'ot 1,"/ horses otSe`rnot'ning, fl m 'r tii " o g state 4 . 044 : they:. wire reduce;l". forage .< 00 ,14 ncit be..vupplied. .1 -was vetiy wcit satisfied 'illy general staff; in which I was verrfortunate in liavio4 excellent and clevet .bl':icers, Chief. . ehppOinttnenti we made' by the Ceisfua ider-in tif re I think it my duty general officer was ever his restiect. l'ify senior a t b o iedt s et a .dee y r s t „eo h ra a vni t e , pd l ,tic ;l 3 : o7 n o ' i t niel t ia h mv i e h , k broe : ei : i nyiez,t ryas partieuiarlY men= , tioned In Lord . -Raglan's' 'despatches, and I think be is qualified fof a,fiF g Pos)tion than he has hitherto held. The. aripy .transport and. supplies, he believed, • - were entirely under the - control of 'the Corlamismatiat'De lpwaarntmtstonfttph;h:emseyd.ciffyit teas to rnAr t; to - the p hysical is er By` mn :c 0 i,,...d,T, believe Ono reports from Medic"A' gentlemen badf beau !obtained relative • to the climate 0., Bulgaria ; but I did not hear of it until after sickiiesti were issued to my divi.' broke out'amongst'the tpops; ,,.. No paiticular initruc Myself, as well ae I could, with this view, and•l freqnenlly, had the, tents struck in order stated that tbd cottinlina!rialtnte,.°ll•tiartio;olit,' va p i li t rilhat the ,Guards should' haVe it as Lions to purify. them . - As to ' the Supply of porter,' it was of ' a IPrteoc:kiitpl9aZY nature certain& of the array with porter ; the whole s l up t p h l o y ught it 'ne: of is .beirig bad, but thCugh hvfore, at,the did. not. think there 'same.tima.l dewed it inadvisable that an exception in Ihiereispeot should be made in Aver atm t . til " , ypar le Fcorps. T it h ld e i b 4 r il e o ad t - w g n i: ; 9 :c wi ere th pl m, sip p . , ed 'was anything the matter with it. , -It -was Of a darker Colour than bread in-England. 'I think the French plan ~of baking their own bread preferable tp`our system: •I ,never heard any . complaint p : lkoUt the-tents. There was certainly a ,deficiency of hospital tents at the , time the greatest sickness .prevailed.• I tbinklhe ambulances were too large and cumbroni. After the battle of the Alma Cholera broke out amongst the 4th Division very severely. . . . . Mr. La.yard.--Are you aware that that was in'conse quencs of thtir being-encamped in a damp place T . His Royal . Higbnessi—l did nbt hear that such was the case. I think it very desirable that :horses or ponies should be allowed to officers, as it was necessary that .-they.should.be very active, and continually on the alert = day and night:, I have ridden through the French lines, but I took- no especial' notice of their arrangements. I am net ae4uarnt6il With the coast of 4,64-,., Minor beyond what I bare rernii:ked on the maps. j. am.not aware of : any b.upplioi. of food having ,beeu sent.. thither to the. Crimea. A portion of-siege train was shine time at Varna ';before we left, but naive nb idea when it arrived. ' Mr. Lityard—Supposing the-army bad - been ordered , to Silistria or the, Danube, how would the siege - train' - , have been,moved I • , ... . . • . .. His Royal Highness—l, believe; by native_ bullobks or Oxen. We could not hive' moved the army •Wittiout - mig ht hav e Moved some of the the siege train—we visions. V I ), to theiime I left Varna, no animals for the conveyance of the trainilit arrived. . , IW. tayard—Arnur yeoal, , Iglapess, r belieie; Was ) 1 ' s t ' Retribution during thvtorm 2 on board lae, Ins ItOyil iliOineys—l was. ‘ Jill regard to the anchorage,, I heard v arious,ppinigns expressed as to its being very unsafe. Lord Seymour—Does your - Royal H ighness agree with Sic lie Lacy vans when he says that he co n s id er s the eOmMiSsariat department ought to be 'removed from 1 to be under military superi ntendence . und.,l L. .il macap ine nt altogether, and that itst.tight,. ntents of Catty -}louatearson. Catty is hen ce forth to , he - Mares , ovornoss 'anti' -comvanion— so..that4oe . Nelligan has the qgnedalireprOspect !liefo,r§ , . -hinv, of : &loosing, ..-4)etlieen*" I 6 ,tiv o girls,. while becoming' faraDiarikdisanuAtaneovilly with an old:and h iieuracipaiutanee. 'Nothing' Jur . !timer,: iw,gaid. in. the ' present vuinber :44:010 .. ji i s fashionable - rbllegef -•mate-reCentli .domesticited. antoyg,-,tbe •• .family g grocery ,_ai. Aughterord.. - . But iintittris stiid,'. - 4K". that ,irerypiasicitkl-r,te.m4,7,11b.ut • 'old 'o4try - gk4dil in her.snOggery tipat.Croz,Martin' ' da§lle: A glimpse, moreover, is soifehsaferl - feeth e reader through:old , oftt.ww.mauntleritag garrulity whetr.'‘ chatting zeonfidentially ever a midnight tea ,with, her young mistree4; Of 4he. itYi . ifgrSf i ipan Which we presume the .. whole"Mabhine . ry , 'the, plot of: the - story binges."") What qyi."lie:tial to that • - mystety fit, is left as yet' entire]"' i - o our inia ginatiom - It is hinted at, howeTer, - plainly enough to , pique c ur iO s it y, " ,while impartiritg. a -zest that 'bight 'Othirwise.be wanting to the.captioas hauteur of Lady Dorothea, ,and mil more to , Mr: Martin's lasting, though,languid,,equanimity. ••'"- "•'` •: ' t • •!• - .1•it2 ,-. i - i 4 1 4 . - Vl - 1 f.'' K>+Tt' f' Hid 13eyal gigh 4- e agree I quite with' that... :: I , I also .Peea • think' it would .he a very good thing if thq land 11,0 , _ .. - ! . The N (- Rim -No.- II: ByW:IT. Thackeray. ~. from.too siut,lioriV of the i etvc '''. --- -- s ..- --,.. ,port (svrvitet wpre , removed--., , .. ,, ,x,.. ::_:- •. ..1: ,nonmaisgariat, ...; -1 ....- „;• : .:. :: ' : ',..: .i i r ri..d /..,,,,. !;:.. it :vt , ouV ,-- d be scarcely grateful, pert . ij .: f . . . -By. Lord Soy mit frAAAIOII -- iin c 9Pr-P e i V* r a . ° ••• I S 0 y. . y . a sing oinciderit of any importance in le Men eomes• is hardly the k.n i apsseka. keing left behind I , n-th„ . , o . , ,,t r a Fa ~ '"'biit / ''plaiii thi11..3 th Id , ed - h • : 1 • • . :',,- the tra,, Ti . -, a - , ,T , .., ° 9 r . - 3 7 •I • , 491 1] *:41rn 011 t r . ac l t F io lW o l f ia t t he is‘ w h o q i e c l a z t e a k_ ir li o ig_ . 111 41 1 •tbero }were good grot4lP- ftv . k.ariP,, ...P.ll , ( 4. . l'a" e - . b e i t i m e .T 1 e ,'. i , were . 4 4, 9 1011 40d .. in t ottnok i the pLeS J '."':' V '' ' -I.' - "'+'l,.• ' ~..t. ‘,"-tri`l - the Man- lio referee ce to - theatt • , trrati,velis•tripre•than compensated by. the . °P e i . a; t Wn' -6 the it'."""" -''' ,; : l '''''' Y ' . l 4 ea,y''y indeed: - I i mantic n 1 . tint kith the,acc9ntremeq-llyere *OrY ' si o, -, i n ,il . .. .. ;liar/ifs of the style ; in whit i l , th le ~, e tale, -Is beliexasowe ci ifie _in • en of niidivis„)on,l#e nev-er ~ regiment of I- I told thro • . _ .aghout.. In several 74;,;:o•-. PA- ..--,.. ! ..rs We..liave recovbred their knapsacks.: I think, eteerY . , fle.4istant . l.' - .peculiar o .85 1 ::E min; slaeuld . . bavp.. a:But-aeon !ink three ~ wm, , .1-'o,l•ely Telt . :OitliS6dlifogo Oldtins `to ,gt6ater advan '',"i'vefe diffiAlt, l indee"d„.,to seleatany ha Surgeopf!. I Tti,is,4,colima.p . ptii to tunes of ,- , :-. I. ter --II ' .attriliute te sielciles aKnpagSt. the, pier spec ' iniens - •Or - Our'atitlior than , Might be °till p ace i ed . to I f A think if more Tn men partly to 'over' j, wonk; atidpaOly..,...q 0 er_a.,., , ..,„, , ;staht from these chapters of " The New.L ;;vegethblea; and e_iiis salt . meat .had; peen aspu;ii.ri_ comee'L .. the latest efrusioni of liis ever lively fins 1 off the it trodp.asicknefs. woulsl not lq,yeir§valled to w l': , ci:fr . o , t e. l i i.e t.l :.! c . , reover . , with an abounding ease (a Mastery . tent.' I do noi:.tbinVt4 men' , ln pur, troops werdi, ginatiox•.: ..- • : - ..mr..,.-nackeray is disie . in tutus, and so. apt At . - cOoking :their food ,; 67 netun es evidenced even - by the •merest'fre -- akof I have no reason to find fault with the tents. , . 1 rl'V e ' as the . Y„ .. vine . k. 1 thaf, m . ett , lial ex • heard, since. I•left the Crimea, that there has Geeii great some . • i t. . , iprqssion), caustic and genial, wise or deficiency in the medical supplies, - but I cany . iek r kay.we , witty, a: tiric...as well as. humorous. In his allu were badly supplied up to'the time . l . left. • The pioneers sions to, .tire funeral of Lady Kew--c‘ called away tools were very bad indeed';- .the .hill. hooks were dig , to tbegi . ddy notes of a Mayfair fiddle"—" dropping creditable, antl that was one of the tehiff MVO" why we fropi, the . bony clutch of her old fingers," not roses, could not;obtain fuel,.,- We could not cut it.. I have 'no. .b u i 6 . ‘ a wreath that came from a - Parisian band accurate means of lodging. of the ,weight earrjecl by the . box"-4) o-w testingly and tenderly he talks of death, French soldiers, compared to our own ; but my ‘own , le 'be stands with his reader by the 4 ' - even win vel belief is that they.cArrio quite as much as burs.... :_, .„ , A t;_ t ,a,llet 1 bo"K spangled with fantastic herald The following letter has been addressed to th e ,By Sir J. 1 akin - gton—l must repeat that I Was very , 1 - r -- • • the, 4- " aaed rY) " editor of the 2' • • . - tines . • - 0 .. , .. ~ slough and enVelope of fortunate in my division in any commissariat officers, con taint'? ~ if the departed Countess t• ~.,. a Sir,- 7 -I have.no reason to be dissatisfied With ' The Guards whilst,l was with: them never were_ on half sour," tin - ) Corpse , 1 h talks f .• slow remarks on themervices -of the lisitie feet • "41. little child. , you hare rations or short of food. I presume if we, could have ob- exquisibk 'iy, , for eicaoP e) e 0 ren dene,thein justice,.and I aei sure officers and meri will ta'ned.additiord,labour that we could. have cut and laid who' a rel , est to their p . vents in-the bloom of their, be pleased. up: a supply, of fuel for the.,winter ; .but the.men.werwao i n a ne yat 14 laid i n th e ,"Lave to myself. so prematufely— as As . . .You observe; " If. We understand th e hardly worked that We.could not ca-1 upon , them .to in- •. ct h ec ,„ ids ..foundling,/,,.Z0w awfully lie writes ; case_ rightly, Sir Chstrles'Napier's objection turned Much crease their labour in getting it. _ L think an army in the of the, -,,, hob 7 AlKOrds of tbp:buria: eervi3e--,exelaiming moreen the lateness of the season and the uncertainty field ought to get as much fuel out ,if the field a 3 they.i.,,w l a t 11 - 1.: tgnifieent words ! Wh. t N_ 'tl. taming . faith, . f the weather than an any engirneering difficulties."- can---')ut it ought to he supplied to them after. , , il 2rious triumph .! 11 7. 1 's A liroic ,A,, '.- i .sT•feel certain:you -wish to act fairly arid • tl I yt!s y,. wards: , This,is very plentiful in T-urkey t and was most • Yrua i a. s.. .it_ - 21'12, g , v - ',l' : d ,i• life, w"I furnish :you with-the - means - f . , hopq: cney record . 1 have Tic ; ''''' J °I. ^ rightly. "-' .o . understanding t at) useful when so much salt meat was supplied, an d . Is case ' Le believed that the only reason-it t was not issued to the 27 ??/ 1 i•,rt,. axit- they fell c 171,4 puote like ,!k so,ls on deaf { l L send, yen a .cbart.of Sweaborg-aei if elSingi n . id . army wa.s.tbat it . was p'ot a usual ingredient: in military the. c , Rm.:" . But j presto. with the nest sonVeAFe a plan of their fortification?, showing the iidi.:m i i,',l -- E rations. I consider every division ought ,to: k e ep a t l eas t .weh ; i r -.3 , i6ttli'ite once more to the World of s'IO.OO- islandit-and sunken rocks, , , • ,t. , -i • . ---- -- thrce days' supply of provisions reaAy in hand, as I motirif ae-- , --according to option We . are fgloiviifk; Show them to any naval officer, youtia : iti Ma '6,,,• d attempte d t o do—b u t T - do ,nOl-eeojigOt, that I was able the ' a lt l of Kew, who" - has bounded into a cab and I must know many), afelltsit. hiln if Itli'pniiihin - i n ~,.••it i twaccomplish it during the time I was before Sebastopol. is off , tc ' -the railroad-, or 'are in' company with the '.kr to place, Heys - a nd ljeieone"on those, focks• an - This was, however, entiiity'a . divisional arrangement, Marquif of Farintesh, - who has . ordered '‘that 4 0 0.1,-. ; . to conduct ' a fleet alorigsicreih.4 llttteiies.of ~• By Mr. J. Ballf at * a'war'e 'of eanaplaints Lavin`, thine- i - t0.1.)e taken from his hat, , and, with a-cigar SwAstr,., , n-g, having neither gun-boatirierin'Oaar;ls6a4 t been - made rehttivelfe ibe green coffee served thearniyl i n hi s i mou th, i s ro l l i ng back to town in his cover the approach of , t,11,4, -'vegse - li' iiidiSO'aU ';' to -and ' - • • and I; for.one, regret' that it vas ever is , for brougha tn. As yet his marriage is not broken off the beep! ii.n the sunken rocks, Jim . ‘3lll4li..are within AM of opinion that cocoa was . far - preferable. But the —and .1 TC. are fain,. still to rem d Eth el .the . 0 r as range of the etAy / s batfwries: If Ivilf I reiiiiirU several men objected to iti.- •• -. ,1. ' • ' --- ' ' ''''" - ' t- ' afhancec, I.oride, of Princekin. Her discomfited. dayslor this ope?ation, and thl will ' he under fire night ' . • ' • Mr. Layard—Does your Royal IlighrresStotsitler that • . a and day. ••• ' . " '' • sUItOT the .improvemen Us introduced. in . th e army have kept' pace. . The Russians ii,,,..„-A} t 4 . irtlita ......4.:,.;-_,.2...;:,:i iel:Q4l, 1 1 t bu d gentlest " sire, no es . among the 80138 Of war , 2 seas wittleut'beacons, and .they era Ili reineved.. • with the_progress of modern invention ? • • . ~ . 'Tried . d'e'a r in the hope of diqtractin ' ;11is RayaL Highness—l am of opinion that many have lib, 3... g their Daring the tithe the Piaci, ns of buoying is going on .modern inventions might have been adVantageously in. more . br tter 'thoughts by a hasty, - - almOst silent, the fleet must he at anchor a nion b r, the outer rocks. ~. troduced into the army. .I • think, f.ir instances•thut it nearly e alien, and -tharolighly :- Engligh tour on the Imagine to yeti - Fs:A; sir, ii south-west gale cemizg on would be very advisable to have mackintosh coverings Contiuo,- , nt. .i Newcome pere. sad "and irate, - New- (and in the winter without -.warning); rind judge .what for hospital tents. Ido not think there has been much come fit s. despondent and . melancholy. After. a would'hccorue of your fleerant. l gun tirld mortar boats. :change, in the army since the Peiainsalar War'; but the While th ey settle.down for aninterval.at Brussels, A great number of tYe fOrnier 'mould be driven. on the education of the men is fat superior now to what it was where • ' • Mrs. Mackenzie, pretty little , Sc from rocks,• and the latter would either be swamped Or oblig d to take refuge the. 4 ge in enemy's ha r 1... mir. then, and they have greatly improved even during my ,, i :James Binni excenenl e.,. anal .with Goby them one an oparation to th,o pro. short military experience. . , Obv both ca twins are piel.santly and ario, ',her_ 4 _ _(, ,__ 2, ._ , ...._ __.l .. . - tion'bf -, rdifartr A" . " - ''- - . • '— ' !1 Lind I cannot Eay there wad --- • By Colonel :ndsay—. ,iany. reason o: complaint respecting tiLe the shoes when I was in , the - Crimea. ,I Ras !tifurmed ,that.the,untnerioal strength of the army alter the,baqle ot.liikexman was 13,500 ; but I am - not prepared to qay whether such was actually the case. lam of,opipion th:it it was over-- work' alone .which killed oui troops ;' betausitl'ae'lligh landerF, who - were not workndso bard, etiffered 1ea5t . ...1 can give the cornmitto - •no opinion relative tO . gie eflettive.statenf the French army at`that time. . , ..• ' Colonel Wilson, of the Grenadier `Guards, said-He 'left Southampton on the 27th 'February, With his regi- Meat, of whielphe wakcaptain'at that time, and arrived at Scutari on .the 29th , Apri1; where he .remained until, the 18th of June. The health of the men there w' - a4 cellent. At Yarns, whither they 'proceeded, they en camped about a mile from the towr. They afterwards proceeded to Aladin. Their sicknesi broke Out r ,-djar-, rhma - a th' rh. `Tfilhread supplied to the troops. .- ' `" •' ILEFT friITTING.) .e.t‘ THE e , (From the Examiner.), tgiß,pg,trazs NAerER: seen, ,n . ordinary chin inercial enterprises,. I :served with' Sir . Sydney Smith on his 'atteenipt on Boulogne in November, 1805. He did not weis h.diffl• cultiea'and - forestall dOntingencie'S, and he_'l , :!st A ll his boats_ i and very newly lost his'ships., Nelson had not those clifactiltiedto centenJWillt either ' at the-Nile or Copenhagen. At the fernier his enemy wat•at anchor` in . an open roadstead in Augoo,.- ,At CePeohngen; in the month of April, he had a riafe 'har bour to lie in to Make hiearrarigements, no galcaf.wind could'afreet.either his ships or beats,She .could eboose his day-a s th e w i se . Men at this AdmiAltytold'Ute to do in the month of Octolier . —hut I 'Will engage not one. of if e f them would hav e the flay hid ey been, iroa y. place. ... . . , th Lord' Exmouth attacked .Cgiers in the middle of Sinn,: riner ;* there Were' neither rocks nor shoals Were: He did, not capture it,' and I doubt whether he ikoui4, 4ave. tried it again. At' .A.cia „the weather was fine and' no' difficulties, and, had the Egyptians held out. P.otwith- Standfrig - the eiplasion;iti capture was.,..doulatipl,„,#ir,k, With a 'Rtisilan garrison impossible. Sir James Sauinarez, with a Very s uperio r force wag. , beat off at Algesiras, and lost a . ship ; and A.deutral Duns had no reason 'to be satisfied with his attaCk - at S , , . • ebastopol. . , Will you tell me why Lord 'Nelson and Lord o , slling. irood did - nut attack Toulon or Cadiz! . li - either of theta wits so' strong as Sweaborg or Oren,stadt, Why_did not Lord Howe, Lori' Bridport, and . tord St. 'Vincent • ;Attack 'Brest, l'Orient, _ Rechefort,':fr.e,.l; Because they knew they would have been :defeated: . -,- ; Why did• the French admiral and myself reftise 6'. attack Sweaborg ? Because we had not. means, and because the narrow entrance was blocked 'up. Had it been *opened (even without gun-boats) thoallitd flags would have been flying on the inner road of. Sweaborg. You say, Sit, " Supposing the enterprise to - be either wise favourable, the mere lateness of the season does not apPeaappear'a 'sufficient objection:" , • • ' • A ship . attack on a strong, fortress is , at alt -, "hales ditlicult - ; add to that the intricacy of th e navigation and bad weather, and it becomes impossibl e . . • • ~ -•••-- • - You *say, Sir; I have no case to bring before the House' of Commons. ' - - • : . .. Mie6mplaitt was,.that the Admiralty had pervr trted,. intentionally perterted, _ my reports and changed their Whole meaning, and used language to , drive me to do what was-perfectly impossible, persevering id' their eryersien notw,ithstanding : alljay. tulanatiensi-,,,-,-., These letters Icou'ld not produce ~without injerypß , the tertice; . butlheY 'Might hate bept - . examined lay a. , secret committee, who could 13a.ye reyortedivlietker Sir. .1 - snips - Grab - am ili• Sir Charlelkrapifir:baj-kr4 4840 1 ''l'll aniffgr Pal- it,' Aii4iiine - e`gfaharn - v;; - tadr ii)t. 36 4, 1'91.,. shave tine:rids untie,il, -- and 1, - tell hini:thyiilay,ilt come.' wlierf`thy_Witlta' - iiiitiecb and ha f rinktivaiaarsi *l;:ki.2,- • coverea:With - doi4tislaii: - • - •T • _ .. I pr4eueed - 'MK papers, elf; nOrrdirgri34piri iittei. one word that cord' injure 41,T O - 4-service. _ Thd fiSf - rifyieriela -going to the ItaltiCahhlishkil4Ns other VaY.,-writ'da - iiiore baths Ili.'il . 4xr w4ii.... r1 4. - .4 14 `! the Si cret r—Ar t nieee . ‘ Gr - f . ,E 4. 7; : i stated iiriii,' 'ii . h i c i al . ay7 o7 : . :t es %' kii t lttl ,waS - talleZtli:pOif Xi; "npe4.,, - the,;olll'pi state - of KlAb,ipline rdi s t pcit - d6 io. Thiii - s a . subterftij :•e-:' I wrore:ANKfol i rptp:.i,e;r n ixweE,O,thireillin - iir-; : ;:,,,,:,, r''''" I beg to observe t l ,l34 4 yriton o 4 atatecia*s•t:sop i e ~it . ili a fps of the line .wetav a rfeatlrii-toga.inte acti o n, I alluded to those i'vEiCTI d. lit _ atrivet .korq.Encland rand hell dhtfired-if ilibfrAiicni iptiiin i 'llat'''ffrfteritt n , sidered, and still consFastOttOulls`ffeWsght, and I beg to ;remind their lordships that-Ore-fie* was newly manned and had; onlylseen two man. the-fronn England, erntAbosigh every ejtettiou had beaa-nrisde toreutler- them efficionla by -the 9fAcera.in contrand,,tveo.l.ltontlis it net, enough to or.r ganiap. a fl e et._ , - ykr il th regard to the detailed report 9C-lalma state and condition of the; kiiii_RLlaot halts ,accompanied my letter, I beg to 'obseriatiTat I, did .not conceive the re ports' of inspection suffleimiltlYlifistactofy:t.O ley,,bektre their . h:ordshpi; 'I waited tilt .1-ienldrsenda iireperailiert," That requires no 'Comment.. - . Again ,"alluding to Sweir ;bork,' bo sai4;L::: "" . ..'. . .* . • "IrSirCherles had adhered to his a s s er tion i pwielia* in May, and repeated 'irk Only, that . Sweah o rg a y se , kinay. • snilable either by •Aerl. 41:1v.nd, no - t• op6 - ivor4l of doubt with respect to' the Tradable eccertised by him wOuldlave fallen. from my lipv.' • - - -- . ~ li - Ow, sie;l'in plain Etta h 'thii is - downright deception. UpOn the' 30th of 'lay, ,before :I had seen Sweaborg, I_ sent the AdM - iraltyplatuf . of f that fortrezis, with the ac conipapyiOt letter :-• "I beg to send you, for thel:nforreation of their lordships, the plans of Sweaborg and ri - elsingfors, which appear to me unassailable by sea or land? • . . And on the 20th of June and 18th of Jtily I sent ray own repiirt aud . Admiral Chadt's, arid they differ, very .little fro', the report of the 25th of September. . - 7 Itow,then can Sir James with truth sayAliat ; l. stated „ f in May, and repeated in July, that; we-tlao,rg . was noes sailablo.by.sea and land ? • ~, .„ In May,l, had.,not..aearu it, and °wily. sentthp plant.. In Jane ,arid July Laent him detailed plans of attack, • which4p.ppearspither.to have lerk.,ov forgotten,' 4 13 :( 1- he triekto,shelter,hiS neglect under.- what I wrote on the 4 4tj'of July, alloipo the troops corning out, as 'folloiv i a,tr-" An attack on swc4org- is entirely out-of, the .aue,ation, . The , rendezvous must - pot , be , ‘Baro - 'Sound, is'Boinarsnnd is the most iikei.?..p.)4ce to:he' at . •tacked.::' , had there been A6oo.menapstead„of 10,000 . we e,lionld haye gone to ,Sweab.ork. ~ - _,:.........; ',- 7 . . - • SAr..kates goes , 0n,,t0 say•: : -..• • , ; 2 .: .........,.....!-; . -, • ", it,appeared.to.me and ray aolkagues, oven.. upon -41 ' 4, shoWing,or Sir Oharles Napi ß ro)l2S.it was.pons4l o , If his Moires were uni,ted, to Juit.o a t e,,attec.:l)47 . - naval „rooms Alone.'' • • • , . I rieVer.showed any thing of the sort. Arliatit simeie,d; i n Jnne and julY'l ShOWed in Septen,lber,, neithermore: nor leSiL; and' this man, who _considered, - himself fit:to. , r4nitere the,Queen'e fleet, tol d the House,..of, Conimoni.. that he tO:rd` his colleagues thought it ones - poisible, to ' .a4taCk: S'weaboril3y navalnaeana alone, ~ when, a • few i yneeksliefOre, he thought it required 200 gun-boats and 50,000 men. He stopped the French sousection and Plumridge's shipi at Kiel on the2d of October, when he heard. of the capture of Sebastopol, - and on the ilth-of • October; when he heard it was a miserable deception he countermanded the order. -Why did -he der 801 'Rd:' had not received my letter . disapproving -of: his sehiselees" scheme.. -It is true he told me not .-to attempt 'it 'lf it ' was de s piiite, but that was to cover himself% the event' of dieetter. . His 'cots:plaint against, me is; that I treated - the Beard with disrespect. • Hew• comes .ittb.at neither honor Adz' miral Berkeley, in weekly communication with me, telt' me so 1 Pretty friends they musthaVe been of mirretir let me g0...0n insultinethe Board at-the very time the were.praisiog Me. ladmit tbat'once, • and-oecei only,l did write harshlY;lnit I apologised-to Admiral Berkeley' ,for so doing. After the' 4th- of Gefebei, 'when- I -wes-'iriettitedVi ~ did write strong letters, but they were neither ininhet.T. .dioate or turbulent.; they were not st bit itrodireP • thlia a man of spirit ought to write _when - -lie feltrhie' ,matttti , attacked. - • ‘ . ' ' '' . c l h la a v ra e e l t nn ef u rs ° :are` e rn' th 'q c ibi ct' • . • • under Sir,-Tims Grabaiii . ' , • Ai-to - keeping my' flag "P . .... , . h ui• vv no t consideration to 1 6eio o f n h e o a; o t l ci lea . .ie him now .before the pnblia,-ac.Cusedby me''',lf ' her Majesty's - fleet. :Lila I h a ve been refused Tedress by the A dmiralty'and the • wilfully perverting my letters and goading , t ie tti tri i, Pi-idle Minister,- and I must trust to the•generosity bf ihe : 1,. peace enables reetcriully'itate iny case. . peo ple of England til I remain, sir, your obedient servant;` ..' . ' "OgAitLIIS NAPIER: ' . ' - r ' • . _ . dOlne3tle Ated. ''' Aftlie instance of dolonel Newcome this :Iva) • eable fainily circle is further increased by the arrilr al on a visit froni England of oar old - young friTut A cthur Pendennis;lis pharmini wife Ladia, Omar int ' int progeny, and its inevitabta'attendant. Become t he close of this excursion to- the Belgian' capital i An .detect as clearly as ever - did that most amiabn , , of piling women, itlistress Laura, the de sign& in ado upon the unsophisticated-:but wounded heaxit 01 ' Clive by Mrs. Mac add her. girlish little simple, designing dainliter. Everybody about him, cons aim illy or unconsciously, appears,, somehow or oche: Cr, f o be in this conspiracy against the ,young pain ,tee's baehelOrhoOd:" 'lt remains yet to be seen how fat• the said conspiracy is likely to prove suc ,ceisi Sil. We are charmed; on taking leave - of the dear 4 old Colonel and his-beloved , Clive, to-hear the edit er of the, "Pall-mall Gazette" hreakforth into the) following. eulogiurn upon the latter: Mrs. Pen den fis has, merely, taken. occasion to ,remark that _ "H e (Clive) iseertainly taller, and handsomer, and. .rich er, and 'cleverer than Captain. Heby!'—where upo iffArthur- bursti out almost in tones of indigns tion ' with-;-:"Ishohld think so, indeed. ' Why, my deal 7, Clive is{ as fine 'a fellow as - one•can see on a sum user's day. It does one good - to look at hini. Wh art a pair of frank bright' blue eyes helas, or used , L. to have,. till , this mishap overclouded therm ! Whz it a pleasant laugh he has! What .a well built, agile , figure it is—what pluck; and spirit, and hone ,ux there is about my young chap,' et cetera, et ce teva. Were we not right the other day in say ing Jvhii A Arthur had marvellously improved under the t :en4le and genial influence of Laura Pendennis? Foll eyeing still in the track of this same loveable coin ale, attended ever by the infant and the bonne, we a ` re - carried in the next chapter from Brussels back :no England, through Newcome, to Rosebury, the e., .vuntry quarters of the ever-delightful Monsieur de 1 1 lorac, Prince de Monteontour ! 0 the wonder ful ) ?leasantry, the quiet .fun and sarcasm, the as c 1 taring Acidity and honeyed bitterness of, the . b . lPne teed humour and wit' stored up in this one chapt ,er by Mr; Thadkerayi 'What' raphiC sketChes iiilthe4 2 Sore preniinent membeiS of 'the Newc'oine poiptdott ion—" the reverend. Dr. Bulders the vicar, Mr. 'l'l dler the apaheriary, -Mr; Puff •the -baker, Tom,- T. otts thei'jelly reporter 'of 'the `‘'Nefordme oderel tdent,' and'— Batters, Esq. the proprietor of-that ;., io prnal 17 L .Wipt.tg-linapetes i r it o ,th elsor t o w..... stricken. and .9vershadolved r kome of Lady Clara- 7 ,,, more an d more darkly. overshadowed on tlie o e,dveAt, ..to the Benbow room, O i f the .`.` i'\ - eives eF.44 4 ,-r/ 2 4 4 !, Adp-t by )19/lest BpnifaCe'llploiV-- - -'of kr . ' iztarris, (Giiiif iiigirfetvr,' oth '4' iiilie Int Lord Viscount ,litig.h: gaste• What eXhilaratftik peeps into tfee - doinegtie' .ed.onom. y of'the Potters .. at the 'ParAdit'ager•lVitli • Ton* Potter squeezing the , Prinee's*hand tenderly ' at . par4il" 44 ~And VAliog , him 4Hislaliglenees; though . '‘‘ dasheti,!..,hat. the other,..day by the apparition-of ;. billiatil-lable at it co ebary, when-lahouringuncier the notiy onthatlle) highness-was oriOially shillia . r(l.-. . ' - marker- .-with , rs,..b,n,l.the i Miss i Pettesll9healinK maCker4 31 * * the gardiSii*te.witli itOwlf4na 91P 99t f . terinOni'l,r, ' - beatifirthe `" pore Man" ""aoltik .to ~ f ippeitrs" lii-gpitV oflilh w Wife and 'faig4:-iiit s - Li zzy - aa id. Liddritdfacig alit htfrid lAniier-waiiit- • coat of ;papa's into the chiffonier when, in the dread` of drawing-room visitors, :they hurry on 'their new..., tikeses- and.,fiurry opt music book and ,, altanbleth .1 ".s&bove all, what new insights we getinta the nature r i b that exquisite ,and4.,inimitable. De Flarac—hap. I est among the happier creations of Mr. Thackeray, f renaost Ar.nou, ,, the ano,re t t greeahle portraito: pen-„, „cued oft to iiie life by 7 thefacil4 band of that deliglit: . f4lgunips! g ee f,y ; wheicilif . se FlOtac comes befohi Ais deliCiously--Whdher going to cover with his A q st,eu_ere," or driving his , ""drague'? amen the lie r railing Milejf hoWerNelsshonie ? Vi t 'sVrineing 4 ' Al: r' 'to the discords of the vilfage •nrgan-19ft_whether commenting upOti' Vii!' Potter' and' the like ." My wird . of lionoili: there e...o'stinie of them here, if I Were to say. to them'viax ray boots, they would take them *rid wax them !"-7-or whether • at another Moment, ,on.tlip arrival of Arthur and ins wife, the "I'''rince cries; out to.bis..;maitre d'hotel, "NrOclaric, remendier.Monsieur is masterlere, ! :.Run..before :his orders. Prostrate thyself to him. See that every , thing be done forMonsienePendennis—forMadarne ea cliarmante lady---tor liei angelic infant and the bonne. None' of thy garrison tricks with that 4 yOmig• person, Fred6ritir vieux seelerat. Gara - toi a.. IA, .ilr&cleric;''sic libu jb t'envoierlt B'otany' 13a31 . je te' traduit &ilia le Lord-Maire I".*ate ful in the ploasa.nt remembrance of those two you.- derful creations, De 'Flerac,and ColonetNewcome, we Close, the, IVralyh instalment -of the. new.stoU,tv Mr.. ,Thackeray.-er ),I.TORderins still : whether . Lady Clara will escape froix that intrigue with.-Lord - Ilighg,atoi whetlier,Pllyg . ,nin, .esc v p from_the-,efe-, signs ,of Mrs.. Mao. and..X;sy, whetter 'Ethel - Will ' escape from that terrible match with thd•high And' Mighty Princekin, Marquis of .Faxintosh , 0 tri • , ~ Flee. iraTtiit's -t 4 .. 60 / ,. gar4l.2i. ', , l'sTo !., pr.: ~,; .Th ,, ,, , ~ • . --- c40 1 0,T,.,;(3ri, . . , „ • As the t+iO ' elaborately..)iiimoroxis • • etchings by Pliii Willy' - of - theMielves, sufficiently' indicate to any 'one opening the -present - number of "The Martins of Oro' Martin;' , - the new chapters of.:Mr. Lever'e latest. aerial areireplete with all his cus-: ternary, ever,-welcome, and ithoroughly Irish., fii!i, frolic, •and animation. , ' We hardly know .w.bich_ is t the more . amusing, 'difficult to decide whiehj is pip more entirely ciF 7. as we ,should certainly find i racterfstic: The Clearing Out Of the little Hibernian d ' 11,1)71 - - t hat ii - sUch - complete es it I e, watering-place„ at the cl:Os'e of the eedgbn; when every one WAS i . , ~._ ~ * ~ ~ , ~ ,_ 'wield - not • have shrunk, " had"therre—beeri a Cork 'leg or a glass eye in this c6nipany, it from .:that (open,hearted com munity," . thgeaze43f testimony of. which is afforded r visibly: enough by - mewls Welsh; wig, flannel dressinglawn,,, and:. worsted . nightcap, -..t0. - say not4ing -4 Miss Busk's auburn „,ringlets, stowed a way in a small casket of mahogany ? ..Or_(a.scene quite as ludicrous and, if possible, still more Milesian)'thdfiteindering of the great family coach of the Martins upon tlie"thifinished "I beer butt to the Castle, -when-wheils - '"are f 'dead-hocked'," springs:" broken, and-leaders nearly maddened . by the welt , ' intentioned • but blundering interposition df the brawny Celtic peasantry?; - Young 41Telli ga y, i s the hero l Of the_, formers and ,Mary. Martin, the heroineheroine . 9l flit 54, 11 1 1 C, cataetrophe., .-The enthusiss9 l - .4, fliti: lof It mentioned in regard to her native land' is happily expressed by her Self, thus, " ' When talking to,her supercili ous aunt, t h e L a d y Dotothea— I; for one, am 'prOud'of my country ---aot , of its politiearstatiOn, foi itis dependenf-- not of its Wealth, for-it:is , poorl—but-of- its genial courtesy) its frec-hearted 'hospitality, its manly patience- under matir a- crushing• Calamity; • and,' net least of ally; its gallantry ou 'every field Where England has ttmahoupur.'. In contrast to nary' Martin, with all her ardiiur an& all her ignorant', it }seems there are now tO , be, brought 1 42 pen the scene' tlfragiPthe' t'sgerietic . _ jealousy .;and .1 , )„,f t 7 .' -spiOttne§s . 3 Si' 'tte 'a.Tly"' lii'Orbthea,) the lin ruffled sell-possession and varied accomplish ,• It will be remembered that-Mr.-Sidney Herbert treated the destruction of the truccrpottfr ott'Bilaklava in the storm of the 14th of Noveinber.as an even against which so human prudence could have guarded, and he styled it a rebuke of Providence. ,Mr. Stephen Owen, the only surviving officer of the transport-ship Refiiiinte, vilio has been examined by th e Committee of Inquiry, does not "support Mr. Herbert's view•of the-disaster. Accordirg 'to his evidence the whole4iiiischief was referable to` the' obstinate. mismanagement of 'Captain- Chrietie. : ' ' ' ' The. Resolute, ladeatwith aritia '-and ammunition, an ri4ed off Balaklava about the'begitining of October, and remained in the harbour till the 27th, when she' was or dered,olit. "During this, period of more than thtee weeks she had not discharged her cargo ) , excepting a few-boxes of Minie halls, and she went oat-of the port as she had • "come into it, with 500 tons of - ammunition on board, 'about - which, says Owen; no - inquiry 'tad been Made. With such management can we wonder 'that the trans; pert , service costs so 'much nioneY? ---- '" - " --- - The Resolute having gone oet 3,000 miles to carry munitions of war to -Balaklava, and having laid 'three weeks and more in the . "port -vith,her cargo on board; carries it alit agaip•to sea,, and T btingps..n,p .oittal4e in the roadateia. 7.oap . talq*Lewia, the 'tn3 oruamler, repretenta to Cagain 'Christie, who has_ the -oontrol of the trans ports the extreme danger oc'the shipb.position its. the event of bad weather; A nd entreats ' peFinisialori eithpr to re-enter--the harbour or to :make sail' 'and lip, to ur e Ter topsaile-hythe-offing. Caet?i,n!C,firiAtie winos k conse nt to either step-tor safety; through it appears that ATdinfial Lyons bad condemned the ancho'rage iie - clairgercius; and given his opinion that no ship shoultr , lie there with a filing gale,. „ Thb event - , verified Captain Lewis's antici- - 'l3oion.. , :En the , first gala , froll the south the ResOlitte - Was driven from her moorings and rest,: There were' alto gather sixteen vessels anchoreCout4ide, and eleven were totally wreckfd. .Five hundred . 4 liv,es were thus , lost, '2B . Fe4ry )ittViild'beth 'sated,' Mid .iniel i 7, i, , thia!rti.il:lY,Saved.,. . V i nto - plea l'ais- been :.thal•th larbiur was jail, Oat. ( ilierci Siatiici*rdenAr ,the.4isokute, or that; T;.. ere were'ib'Oli - I,"rt ifasiiiit 0, - te,tosaieiset loaded with am 4iiunition to lie there ;. bltrialtt4ifia fOr a mome*,tl that Ihiii -wtts • the-calie," ' *Ily" 'tvis , the - per idissidd " tinsel:l'lo bp.ptain Lewis to pitvidO•fer the tafetS/' cif' his ship by tying to in the q,,ffing.'? -. Wlly,,cli4 qa.pbonoko'sAa i ii i ,o o "bp platin g lierlo It dahgeflui anchorage ? ' I But was the harbow TAW lii:73 wen states that it is 400 yards long, - atitrliy 41 - I'6lolilftkahigs if l roperly, iciodr&d, 'thatbiiftlfel4thl%rdt4luSer there deer ' I." 0 1 3r,'; e _ In it, Orailliat Iff6ii WaiYoilinit6 - !plii - lor - alft ' s ixt een, ' lying iri the tzifia'allit,nZliOralEe"O\ltside.' L.- —-7 I. . ' 1 lkt141)& 4. 311 1 Oleii . sliTElliviaen6a:lvjili the nibifi:il4, 4 .9 . 41 F. 'ad IfdsitiVe'olfifincio at `ther"e'',Wiiiii 4'v icc - e.:lFeen"., -hanger in , tve -itcir j rc'ff tiC,slilPs'hollxbeell iliwed py,; ) : 'Captain Chititle TO- puffo.**a cl *i t:i hi' W 'Oftti: . ~.., i This imfOrtiiiitb - Reiblute bhcT. ile p aicePi'fnere - tiiii, W ihree'eek4iri t tli'diacit *ith her Cht•O' Oil, Etia:rif s -, abobt ill uieli''caAd for' a‘.= ii had - been storai in 7Toolwicli . arsenal. 'Sne" was then 'nearly am.•therillir,.e we(?ks anchored-i-the'roadsttail, w'!iit.,p'; t c F. f (4,lri 4 ov:stri . gtiOLi, hy tlier'first iio4 2 Ehere, gale, in companx iitfi'siXteeikbilier . vesselk.'hii'isf Which h:ei the game I*e. - . ~ - , • Anil thiiii'dalled a' disaster_ lieycind :human :coatrol, and not' &IC is said te he fq,bl . 4,ine. .If Mr.' Owen's evi dence Is to 'be believed, the di, , aslei' is dire4tlY ,referable to Captain Christie's controb t and to bid ieNsal to per mit the officcrg e'rid men to provide for ,their safety as they desire .; , .A.. 'terrible refleetion it must lie for thi., .pfficer tlia perished, 50`0'nfen haVo' through hia'fore• warded obstinacy. , And that'ii not all, for how much Tgo,,re privation: and , • , .. suffering' has been referred to the loss' of:the stares, in the storm—stf;feif some `of, which had iheetiln. the firlaciiir i• , , lying for weekkin, - the harbour, had , firsen,oloe,9,4rrisN,, - And thi s litie L lfeerk treated as 'an, l ib evira9o calainity,, and Plesinimttio•Uely assignlcl to the Wilriif:P . yoVllence. Why, , if 16 'vessels''; bad' Veen' order,E4 i to . anchor' ter i•weeks in ady open rOu;cfeitiq - nii' our cp - ai.lts i iii tti:e,griy., winter ' and'reTtieed:perinission toPutto, gee upon .signs )t i?f bad :weather on a 'lee shoke'," the, destruction _of the ,greater . ,nnixiber.,',of them would..haVe' been. a matter of ...Certait4;the --sure. consequence of such, perverse rash ,' On land and ,water Crimean management ! is of the same BtP.lnljiL., 'Tic r e y?a,e.pe • Xoad from i the : - ,pciFt, to the i .camp s filke h nelhleSe plea, fnr One „scOre 'of cataccifffies., , hplig," Obtoo4ly,thefirsfi businelhalii)n.ld_diave been to make. erelad rl , ,t - Pat Whhre..na.tu;e fi liTi pr4vided fgr,us ra i•ay,, ile i seh i roariho.W it i s tupeilito account in:this little 4Vt9TY ,0,44.. esoi l t,e, whick w iied.i A hpßcare, was 4frotO i c 4 to :cafiy:A..Qul . agai ;3, ' fbiLidd 'en,toi.priavide far er safety, and, lost,Fith .nearly, all-,.har hands, ‘.and with all her valnible freight. i • , The Atitinceidw days tbkt sPeciMeniof tdtii from the Vernon Galieryand - the hevi . ll‘Oseti Of' 'Fir!lament, will be sent -to the Paris Exhibition; ' The' AlYpiceym , states that Mr. Henri Reevainiebeen appointed - editor of the Edinbargh, Rai = ' in the room of Sir Q. C. Lewis, Chancellor of the Exchequer:' . Madame Grisi and Signor Mario have returned from Anierica. • The Edinburgh people have already raised I,look. of the 1,5001. required for,the colossal - bronze Statue of Pro fessor Wilson, whiCh is to be'shortly erected. The 4ev.;J4; 1114,41.au,,.8.D., assistant master at the Charterlonse, .and ~ assistant- 'preacher ,at the Teniple . Churclx, - has'been appointed head 'master of 4ueett beth's Schools for the parishes of St. Oleic+ and St. John, Southwark: - s • Mr. Smith, a_chemist, of Auchterarder, is said to have discovered'.a ,means of transferring the' impression patural objects to glass with minute accuracy. . Rehr-Atlmiral the Viscount. de Chabannes - has arrived In 104cp_from :Parits oommiisiotled 'by the French Miernmenf to arr ange with the AdtniialtyWservide of transports. M. de Chabannes _commanded the Cherieinagne on hoe 17th of October at Sebastopol. ..,.§he led )he van ortlitiTr'ench si sinacVou of attack, and gal.' lant viscount wa s promoteci to' his present rank foF his conduct on thifectssion: . I MEYERBEER Bratidns, tbo iilaic publisitg& bf Pgrle; - he.; On 'the part of tieyerbeet, commenced a legal process agaitist the manager of Drury lane Theatre, for his uuautborised performande 6f l'Etoile 'du Nord; . and Mr. Sniltb; on his. own parfrfArtled by' ther Oinionb•dr counsel "leSrila in the law," has'deter- Mined to continue his repreeeptations, and run the risk ot the decision. 4 rtit TmAe.-:-Thift new Sere vi er3 2,20 Q .tot s antr 460,horse - power, n early,Co'M pleteci, r has heeil 'chartered - for' tWo the Government.' She is to 'take out troops to the Crimea, and after that she is to Art a s an hospital atid'itord Ship between - Balaklava 'Constantinople and - Setitail. .'be crew and offreeri • : the Ali a have rahlted"Vdti•g'eo join' her at Liverlio toluorroiT. 18, - All . 3emarle-stteet, March 11. ~:. • FAntWt.----The suspension has been gtßuputic,ed of the mercantilefir - inof Abthony Nichqi alad.§.9V, gfience of speculations in tallow and other Russian pre% duce, The house was au eld and respectable one. . 2 g• r 3 $3 o N • 2.‘,4,/ 4 1 THE SUN, L'Olf D - e): M 0 N_ A: f ivir r(4 ,, • _ g I' 21-A-C-11 12 `~,'. a 1 .1