The Sun. — London, England, 1856-03-04 00:00:00

, -- ___„. -. . , . . . . „ . . THE SUN LONDON, TUITSDAT EVENINg s . MARCH . 4, 186 6. . _ . , _____,..............___ . ....••••••,.........••••••••=. l / 4. pn rr ~ - 7 , ---- -,..- - - -,--.. • - •e'r 17 t7r , l : ''.a,, e. e '-;.;,' •ne,' a. 1 n 7..ie , •.' 0, i " a ... .re7,na' a Ta 77' 7 7 c.., ;.-': ~:: _'_. ;.:_. Le. ' , ne ene no c,' e_ ea. - as. neartee4 r. ' e Senn •e• wreeFre - e1reerT.1.7...,. ' 'ne:len. '' - . ee. e are a ee: e, i e (le V pertralts the t could be hung up at the present mo• Charles Mariette, Gent., to be Eteign, vice Eddington, I - se - - . e.' e - a #-,•i nuat would be very unsigatly. What he, therea re, promoted. . _ Jae n e .,,e , i. e: o: n .e e •• t a • a ang an l • • , e,e. e:e- A i . '4: •;., , :i 1 ~* , , • . _ •m, ... 1 Hertfordshire Militia-Ensign Augustus Temple to be 6 I.' nt t. a; ii ..:.'l, Ir .'' - , ' , 1 `'. ' ',,,/ '''lo . 41" - 4 ,- .4 , piepaeed was that te oor three mane in ..i.s. - . '."• 1 ' . ' '''''''''' ' - ' ~,,i..,*..11.:. 011 S day this daY• 1 ' borough-house, or even in the Palace at Westmineter Lieutena_nt ; . Ensign Edward Dorricer . alawbolt to be Lien , AND —.--- —..............- —..-- ------ ..... 01 ".......i ! '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''.....""'.'""."''''''''''.." ''''''''''''''''''' . """ . ' n "' Lt. ' '-".• slicutel be set apart for the reception of the portraits tenant ; rensign Henry Joseph Toulmin to be Lieutenant. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. . RAILWA.YS. --- _ 50 i all Bedford and London & I SUN OFFICE, Seven o'Cloek. until a proper and fitting place . was provide,d. Of couree South Herte Yeomanry-Stevenson _Arthur Blackwood, Esq. to be Cornet; Henry Sambrook Crawley, Eeq., to ce 1 - Bletchley ~,, N. Weet. ••• - , the money for the formation of such a gallery fehr.. Pale. RAILWAYS. C 1001 0( Prices 8 002000 do" St. I WO Buckghamsh. ae&N.W. 94 -96 CITY, Two o'Cnoog. this day this aay. -.______ ---.--- St 100 ClydesdaliaTc. Caledon... 94 - isie voted by the House of Commons, and the NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF e v e The Liverpool Cotton Market yesterday closed 771, 26 -27 25 all Col•Stour Vy. E. Un. & NOTTINGHAM RACES.—(This Day.) be Adjutaut. earn that would be required would not be so large • NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. at et X:' az.ereaeo,..- ~.... Sud. and Hal. E. C ll -13 Wh Iri th an upward tendency, and compared. with -• 4-i seene Noteng. Boa a . "„(e' le Lin. eaE' , ec Ita ' a rt' r- ••• • - - _______„,,..______ (ae to meet with any objection. He thought that if Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, p e; P • i r 5 all E. Un. H. Sh. , ; E. Count,. 4,i ... 4a (Br ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) 1,000 1 . were voted to begin with, 500/. annually would Admiralty, Somerset-house, March 3, 1856. pa; rl e a Y• prices of all kinds were extreme, wldle S• 9 •'' re"''' .-- - -7 '"eue • 4 i 4 $ ' ;".:; -:i ',i7a,:i•• •',,, :- s',;l,-?w..,,. - - St. La; Glas. Oarr. Zk. talaentea be quite sufficient to fully carry out the object he had in Notice is hereby given to the officers, seamen and ma- A a AMerican descriptions were rather higher. The esi ei: esi a m ea . woiveao .„ • / eleias. Direct. TRIAL STAKES. view. rines, and to all persons interested therein, that ' the distri- a . il l % lea were estimated at 12,030 bales, including etour Va.Vey ..... 8 - 8i St- 103 Do. New ... Do [LEFT sPEAKieta.] bution of 'proceeds arising from the Russian schooner, , il ;-.19e tirliellea. Lall,Sl.. ', Fisherman 21. all Glstret Dn. Fr t. Westa ... - .., no name, No. 12,044, captured on the 29th May, 1855, • - 4° ° Pernam and Maranharn, at 61d. to 7d. ; 500 Cheshire Junct l6 -15 0 1 .) all Hrtlpl. Dk. & The New. Anthracite - Pal t gYPtian, at 6d. to 9d. ; 1,500 Surat, at 4/d. to tie ell 00. Cleeeh. es Birk. Railway - . Alfred 3 44 i e f ••• ; and 100 Sea. Islands, at 91d. to, Is. 4d. ee .4 £5O and 225 Cone 1 9 3 .7 8 14 . i• Do., X20... a . 5O all Hull & Selby Y. &NM 103 - 105 10.3 i 25 all Do. 1 Sharee. Do ••• - ... &it Four ran. Won in a canter. The SPEAKER took the chair at th 0 usual hour. ' Department of, the " Accountant-Genera of the Navy, wl Admiralty, Somerset-house." tie :- Per lb. In the Railway Share Market rather ea all illytb &Tyneorigina 121, all Do. 1 Shares. O . - ... SPRING HANDICAP. On the motion of Mr. HO RSFALL, the Bakenhead Agents and other persons holdina powers of attorney, ta , t £25 (issd. at £4" .- ' prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue I ta kere business was done at prices slightly higher 10 all Lon.&Greenv, 3. East°, : 18 - tei • e Fulbeck 1 t -St- 100 Bristol and Exeter... 87 - 89 2e all Do.Preferenee Do 23e - 244 • of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share I jui Il atl those on Saturday. 3t• WO eialedoniars 5B 08i 56 Hai St .1.0 • LOTt. , Th., & f 3. Pete &Co 1071 1124 Mary - of any captor, servine in the above-named ships, are re- Accounts from the manufacturing districts 1 0 6 1 s learen. and Csidigao . it 140 Lowestoft, gr. St. Clair - quested to present the same at this office. rel a . :I_l , l Chester ~., Holyhese 12i ....- L 3. 1 , 4 per cent. Norfolk . ... - ... vided. Any officer, seaman, marine, or other person, who may sa ta raUghout France and the chief cities state that Five ran. THE POLICE BILL. desire to receive his share from the Collector of Customs aii i• th e . . , a , ail oork and Bandon . ••• •• it. toe Do. 6 per et. Do - - - Position of commercial affairs was not mucn 20 all Cork, Eack, &lease ••• - ••• 5 , all Manch. Mtn. le&N.ta GRAND STAND HANDICA.P. ICI reply to an HoN. MEMBER, or of Inland Revenue within the United Kingdom, is re- l'a 20 18 Cornwall and alatloek & elidal. 2a - 'ea Lady Golightly e k edified during the past week, compared with the 10 all Do. A - -- 50 all Middiesbro' & %Atm& Pre e • ions one. At Paris business seems for the 10 8 Do. B 000 Lady of the Lodge ✓ ti Endear. Darlingt. ... - made with the arrny estimates to admit of this bill being Pries Business, to the . Secretary of the Aamiralty, Lon- se , proceeded with on Frida,y next. The estimates woui ti le suspended. until the result of the conferences 10 11 lariel Junction ••• -• . St. tao Midld.Breellet Midland.. 91 92 Ida rec'isel tt 1 ell as the lace of the nearest Collec ✓ iii 50 45 IDublinesßelfastJune. 3- 2 61 51 Newmarket Six ran. 3 therefore be proceeded with on that eveuing, and the tor of J s 3 .' '' ' a : 8 w P 1 1 . •t ld ustomm, or of Inland Revenue, rem w-orn i wou a known. The manufacturers of fancy goods re- ,- e j 76 _BA 0 ae Dun. P. & Alva. nee Bury E. 6.5pc En. Coun. p - tp a police bill would be taken on Monday. be convenient to receive such share of prize meney. ce LITTLE JOHN STAKES. PARTNERSHIP BILL. ✓ ive many promises of large orders in the event St. 'lOO ,aat Avglian 126 - 131 50 all NoirEst.s pen E. Count. 5'4 -L6 The following are the shares duo to an individual in the H' )0 ell etern Counties.. 9 i 91 9 i i $ Dupe .. 1 Mr. HENLEY - said that, on going into committee several classes :- M i- ()f Peace being established, and the more sanguine - . , a2 _ 34 ea all Do. 6 leer ct. Do -.-. St. 100 least. Union, A St. 50 all Do. Fixeds p c 'Do ... -- -. Catty Queen 2 on this bill, he ehould call their attention to the abiPes of E. s. d. 2. s. d. pe d • er e preparing for stock accordingly. The usua e t , NO 0 ,, B, inv es t 22 -24 25 all Prest. n \eye: L. &N.W. ... - .„, the forme of the house, by which an entirely new bill had Flag share l5 6 5 Sixth class 25 84 Do., New A.-- •.. Five ran. e ° Nem received in February Inevtil been backward this •-• 121 all Do. 1 Shrs. ADo - ... been substituted for the original one. Captain 36 8 0 Seventh class ... 2 9 5 ch d 25 10 East Kent - . St. I_oo Roystn.&Hit. GtNorthn 132 - 131 Littlejelin and Madame Olicquot were scratched at Second c1ae5....., 14 7 7 Eighth class.-- 1 4 8 at; ) ' e ar, but everything shows that this will be a busy St. 100 gest Lancashire 7l -73 71a 25 18# Shef.Rothund La.ncash& 3.30. Smetz gone home lame. KINGDOM OF OUDE. Third class d st. 10G Edirdurgh & Giese°, 55 - 57 .. 55 1 Mr. COBDEN asked the President of the Board of Can- pr il le a•8011 amongst all branches of trade. Some houses Gooleg.s p.c. Yorksh. .„ - Feurth class._ 77 11 Tenth clf,S 3 a 10 all Edinb and Peebles 91 - ei 10 all Shrews.ezHer T.Brassey 71 -7a a •----- trol whether it was his intention to ley upon the table any Fifth class a re received heavy orders on Russian account, qr. l e *II - St. 100 Edin.Pr • th dentinde ., 26 - 27 20 a l 2 91 S. Staffordsh . ' SI.MClea I ... •-• ... FRANCE. papers relating to the annexation of the Mehomedan BANKRUPTS. to leb they are now executing. After having been 1.0 9 , Torth et Clyde Jun e ... - ... '5O ell Wea.rVa.lleygr itockt. & kingdoni of Oude to our Eest Indian teiritory ;or Who o 1 Furness .... - -. ther he was prepared to offer any explanation on the •d• j ' Wiliam Bennett victualler Marearet. t t C n • clePrived of French manufactures for two years, it Eal 6 per cent._ Darlingt ... - ... PARIS, MONDAY. . , 0 s ree , ave .- ur ish•square, Muldlesex. to surrender March 17 and April a a is all Do. Extension.. ...... -- •• */ all Do ')o 314 -- 321 The Emperor and Enapress yesterday received subject to the house ? Bat two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Leo, official as- et . , expected that the Russian traders will make St. 100 lasgow &S. Weete- 85 -87 • St. 100 Wiltearecenret e4tWestn B3 85 Musurus Bey, the Turkish ambassador in leendon Mr. V. SMITH said the business was not completed. ei Ald b - 10 all 'ktreat Nof Scotlud 61 - 7 . / gnee, erman ury , eed, ronmonger- ane, eap • R I 1 ' Ch "' O . lar ge profits should. the tra.de be opened this sum . • ~ ___ _ id St. 100 Great Northeru .., 90 - 94 931 g PREFERENCE , SHAH. gee. who was presented by Mehemed Djemil Bey, the As soon as it was the whole of the papers would be laid side, city. th tee r• Advicee from the departments are very ambassador of tho Ottoman Porte at the Court of before the house. Two despatches on the subject had William Homer, publica.n, Birmingham March 14 and bi fe e St. 100 Mo., A. Stock 7B -8079 a St.\ 100 Aberdeen ll2 116 . • o urable. The silk manufa,cturers at Lyons have it 1 00 Do. B. Stock l2O 122 St. 100 1)0. Nona, 7p. c.... 1 ... - ... the Tuileries. Their Majesties also received the been addressed to the Marquis of Dalhousie, to which , . ... April 4, at eleven, at the Birmingham Distiict Court. ra Cowley:-Earl of Warwick, Sir W., Lady, and following persons presented by his Excellency Lerd no answer had yet been received. Under the circutn- Bittleston, official assignee, Birmingham ; , Paliner, Bir , sed their prices in consequence of the demand et. DO at. gth. &Westare.. 103 'O5 St. 100 Do. Debentures B2 86 stances, he did not think it would be prudent to malse e ' e •• h . ee h 1 minehain • Motteram and Knight, Birmingham. es ae r St. 100 areat Weetern ...... .. 61 - 621 62 11 2j 15 tilt ttlythandTyne lOpei Robert neewton, baker, Blaming am, • arc .7, and T, their wares. A rise also has taken place in the at. 100 Do. Stour Val. Rail c. pref. (issd. et 50Z; ... - ... Miss Curtis, Captain Baillie and Lady Maria any explanation. April 7, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham District Court. a e°tt en and woollen fabrics at Rouen, Mulhouse, Gila. Stk .. l5 60 St• I_oo Bris. & Ex. 4P.c. St 92 - 94 Glendworth, Hon. Mrs. Vesey Dawson, Captain Yelverton, Captain Johnstone, Captain Mullock, Mr. WHITE3IDE asked the First Lord of the Tres- THE FALL OF KARS. to tie l io 2 a j ail t r rish Sonth-Feastarn. 7 . 3 . --__ 76 20 5 Do. 4p. c. Shares ... -.. d Roubaix. Foreign trade is remarkably brisk hc at Ancestor & Carlisle • St. 100 Caledonian 1.3.0 96 -98 m Ch in r g ie h t a ie m , .official &assignee, Birminghein ; Che.shire, Biz.- all the ports, especially at Havre, wh ere the Ise 141 Do.,Thirds 6a •7S Pm ie • all 'lies. &He. fen. 5/ pr. 151 - 161 Captain and Mrs. Drummond, Mr. and Mrs. A. sur ht - 1 th . Itatthf 11 I IC yonwa.. ay e papers re a ing oe a 0 ars James Baker linen-draper, South-street Exeter Merch " • ra ;0 Ar e - • 10 BDo New Thirds 6 7 • 13, at one, aud 'Aprillo, at eleven, at the Exeter District cancan trade is increasing. It is stated that the 91 en Do. do. Pref. No. 2.. ... - .., H. Dennistoun, Mr. Handworth Williamson, Mr. woul i b- , laid on the table of the 11 ,, use? eta 100 LenceelnandVorkee 83 • • 83i 834 i i ' Court. Hirtzel official assignee, Exeter ; Friend, Exeter ; 0 1 all Do. do. Pref. No. 2.. ... - ... Butler. The Sardinian and Spanish ministers also Lord PALMER,STON laid the papers on the table ' k IC • 'Water of Finauce will shortly give his decision 3 / De. Wet. Rifling Un ... - Si all Cork &Bandonsll).e. ... - . . made several presentations. • Stegden, Exeter. /0 Oe s e THE ANGLO-ITALIAN LEGION. Charles Edward Bird, merchant, Old Broad-street, lie . - ' , se establishment of a regular transatlantic 20 all Liv:Creley.&Southet ... - ie aii DuinPrth .& Aber. J . 51 -61 %t ea ' 11• all London & Blackwal 71 - 71 7 + 10 2 E.Angliau Cls.ASh ... - The Constitutionnel says :-" We are assured Mr BO WYE lit asked the First Lord of the Tree Meech 14, at half-peat twelve, and April 10, at one, at the ta m navigation. it. 100 Lond. Bright & S.Cst. 94 100 99 1 that the widow of Admiral Bruat has been desig- ' _ . , _ sury Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, ofeicial as-iguee, Coleman- w. 9. St, 100 Do. do. Cls. B6p. c. 95 - 100 what accounts her Majesty s Government bad received 1 The arrival of the James Baines off Liverpool et 100 noud.and N„ West - 99a - 1001 100,1 100 i St. 100 Do. do Cis. C7p.c.75 - 80 nated for the high position of eoverness to the ex- las - th I. t • t t N ' • pecting ea e arres s a ovara, arising from -buildi e•e . J and JE. Linklater and to , street n e s , M sera . . r, ea e 20 16 ao, Fifths not yet been announced, and. it is therefore un- also, Thomas Hill, licensed victualler, City-road, March 17, a i 0 51 D0.10Z.5h.,1i&8.. C ad pan e . ail Do. No. 2 . te e . • 1- $ li t pm Brancion, widow of the colonel killed before Sebas- hoo• long the Legion was to remain in Piedmont, and at half-past oue, and April 15, at twelve, at tho Court of d tam when the mail will be delivered. As prov- 121 2. 4 no. Eigeths . - 121 ie , topol, is to be sub-governess." what was its future destination in the event of peace Benkruptcy. Graherne official assignee ; Martineau and d g L'he superiority of the Panama route, at least I it I. London an . , da West , 93 • 94 wee a I at all elast Un„ G. 6p. c. ... - ... fo es 150 all Do., £se •• - .... 5 all Do. 51., 10 per cent. ,„ - The Emperor has just given his sanction to the being n'The lli ` l " (l? Reid, Reymond-buildings, Gray's-inn. regards the transmission of leteils, it may be men- 10 all Do., £4O :,-' al• . eto. len. Delientr.Ste ... - .... draft of a bill for adva.ncing 100,000,00 C) francs to Lord PALMERSTON said it was quite true that a Charles Paris Poole, warehouseman, Lawrence-lane, G e ... -. ... e ced that three weeks' later accounts have been 25 ell androirry&Colerain ... - . 'it. al , Do. do. 4 per cent . ... - .„ agriculturists, to be employed in draining ; and it report prevailed in . • Piedmont that a meeting had taken City, March 14, at hatf-past two, and April 15, at twelve, er re • 1 er i ell ! adneirre. ile teun!na . et . 10i , Fleet Lance:l...6 p. et , ... - - has been sent to the Council of State to be exa- place in the regi • 4 d that 16 arrests had taken place. wen .s, an at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwitide, offic!el assignee, cc - a ce rved via Valparaiso, the Isthmus, and New • • St. I'o NianclaShef.k Linel 241 251 , 25 '. all e. •ir W. York. J. sthe ... -- ... The strictest investieation had taken place, and he was Sambrook-court Bs,sioehall-street ; Solo, 'lumen and mined in order to be submitted to the Legislative Turner, Alderm . anbur D Y• G J. e r k . e' 2i 12s. 'De., Man. At Lin. UT' ••• ~ . 10 1 Min. & Gl. 5 p.c. eh. ... - ... glad to state that nothing could be more exemplary than body. Heney Brisband, button manufacturer, Birmingham ... • e• The amount of specie on board the Peninsular 1.0 1 Metropolitan I - 11 1 ~t, WO ?•; , .I . Prth.&Dn.n.4p., .63 - 70 68 the conduct of those regiments. Two of the regiments • tele it 1.t)0 Midland - 704 70 iI 1 20 all Furness •.• - ••• The bud,get of Greece for 1.85 G fixes the ex- h a d March 14 and April 4at eleven at the Birmingham Die- a e Oriental Steam Company's vessel Euxine, et. Do !io.leirmnst.ezDer , •41a 43 e a ay: • nes. &S. W.G.5 pa, ... penses at 22,089,512 drachmae, and the receipts at d 1 I — ll •bl 1 ' t - ' ' • • embarke for aala m t e most admire e en '2'l', trict Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham ; ale and a third regiment had also by this tbue quitted its Southall, Birmingham. e elch leaves Southampton to-day for India and 50 ell Aidld.G.West.(lre .. it. ink) Great Northn.s p. e 115 - 'l7 22,231,737 (the Greek drachma is 90 centimes). quartere for the same destination. Samson Brazier, brick maker, &c., Colden-common, ia es ea - 15 all 'Do. Tlelf Shares... ..• - Ina, is 470,5081., of which 418,393/. consists of l oc, e l er,„„„agthoz Cares! • :et. 100 ;40. sp. 0. Redeem at 10 p. e. prem 106 • 108 " Letters from Rome," says the Gazette dc _Lyon, THE EASTER RECESS. Hants, March 13 aud April 23, at one, at the Court of 1- C ivet.. .4! all Nwpt • Aberg.& He 11 13 -a. lOti •a. p.e ~ ono e ord 1 e woui in- Baukruptcy. Pennell, official essiguee, Guildhall-cham e e e ea, Newry & Euniskill , ... ... 3 rej. 7e Do. 5 p.c. Scrip, Red. reeignation to the Pope." bars, Da.einghall-street ; Dewy, Mark-lane. ft: form the house when he would move its adjourument , '4 e payment of the second instalment of 10 - . John Hiszock, boot and shoe manufacturer, Brook- e l ro ell Newry Warreripent a ie 71 / Files of the (Amgen, a French journal of the for the Hester recess? e ,t sp. c. pni,.. 4 street, Holborn, March 15, at one, and April 18, at half- , ver cent. yesterday on the New Loan and. Fund- end Rostrevor. ~ .., - o,al I le. N.01c ,, t. LstPre 94 10 island of Mauritius, to the 25th Decemlser have Lord PALMERSTON said he intended to follow the tth C tf B k t art • fli '1 le iia 59} past ono, a e our o an rup cy. i mole,. o cia oe I , K) Norfolk ..., - ..... , 51 - 53 I --e. St. :Pa, Ic.S,4r w. (Ireland ... ~ -&? Was effee d ' h t d'ffi lt d lthongh -te wit ou 1 cu y, an a reached us. We read in them that on the 3d course puriued laet year. He should therefore propose assiguee, Basinghall-street ; Stopher, Cheapsiele. tl e Pro - • 0 I ae Nortan.Countiee ta 34 35,1:, 20 111 Do. 4per c. Pra . ~ t ..„ .. Vision' hacl also to be made for the counnercial se lee North Britisn 30 31 ' 3l December, the day fixed for the signing of the that the house should adjourn on Friday the 14th until Thomas Warren Knight, grocer, Fore-street, Taunton, g i 'S bill 10 ;t,, '17.0. til. exepe 6 ... el. the following Monday fortnight. March 1:3, and April 17, at one, at the Exeter District f 1 Vth re,,o, Rai'. & petition to the Government, praying for the re `ll fallin d t d th fourth of the month, gue o- ay, e v.. 1.01../ . to. con. , ed. 4 1 -p.::, 92 94 92 e il l St. 100 Deck Stock ••• • ••• Se 112•10 -ea eine , ed. 4p.e82 • St establishment of the French language in official PROMOTION BY PURCHASE. Ceurt. Hirtzel, officiel assignee, Exeter ; Rossiter, k' 6 demand for discount accommodation was not • 1 Tuunton. St S St . 100 • •,, ASt ~ ock ...., ... - n. eI.K: De. 'mei. 4p. e. 83 85 85 and judicial documents, a crowd of colonists in ee Sir D. L. EVA.NS then rose btW 1 h 11 rchant, Huddersfield, Mande a for the parpose of call. Ro er es , woo en me e 4117 active. The arrivals of specie, the satisfactory e ,I 1 'e , B Stock 8 all Do., 1 B Guareetee ... --- ... St. .100 Do. sp. c. rest prof 95 10. vaded the Hall of Commerce with enthusiasm to • • 14 dAI24 at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. , le teration in the position of the foreign exchanges - ee a I A 10 all Do. do. ie. ... - ~, ing the attention of the house to the system of promo- an pri , r. sign their names. We also find an account of the Y . (rtnee, official assignee, Leeds ; Mead, Leeds. , 44 , ' 3t. IT N.'S:astern-Boren , 76 .77 I'' 2 X ''' 3 . All De. Birm. Pree - eh... 91 10t tion in the arm b I e Th h bl d y y pure here. e onoura is an e• U the progress made at Paris in the negotiations 25 all Do. do. Extension 61 -6 a - 1 - 5 0 all Do. Onester Bp. c. Po: , 16 • 16 , 1 161 , following deplorable affair at Madagascar :- gallant member was very indistinctly heard. He Thomas Jones, draper, Shrewsbury, March 14, and April al 10 ea 15 Ileetio. G.N.E. ?we), 41 - 31 4at eleven at the Birmingham District Court. Bittle- n , n r Peace, have all assisted in imparting easiness to 10 ell De. do. sp.c. do 91 lel 91 " Eieht Frenchmen, one of them, M. d'Arvoy, for- saal he trusted the house would pardon him for p, ' . I th e CO sll Mo. Leeds l5l • -61 St ;ion Do. Birm. Gua. Stk. 70 -72 merly French consul in the Mauritius, who had been re- bringing forward this subject, as there were so many in 1 • 13 . •• h • M tterain and Knight, v -ton, Aura assignee, liming am, o a 1 money market. Still, however, there is a St. lon I Do. York a] 4 52i 521 2a 2 a sea all ao. Ches. Glu e Sh.. 184 - 194 siding almost a year in the Bay of Vavatoube, working a that house more able than himself capable of doing so. g am. Birmin h . 1 good inquiry and no material reduction in the St. 100 INorth London BB 90 t3l l all Do. do. do ei -91 John Young, ale and porter merchant, Surrey-streit, n , coal mine belonging to a company, and a great number The g allant ge neral th en re f erre d t o th e ar g um en t s used Strand, Middlesex, March 1.3, at twelve, and April 23, at I ' tat - • ' 10 3 , le ea&S.Wstrn.,flarne- ee. , al Do. do. do ........ . 14 - 1.0 e ll charged can be looked for at present. of Sacalaves in their service, were attacked in the nigbt by the supporters of the system of purchase in the army, half-paet twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Nicholeon, a stead, and City Je.. ... - ... lii 6 ~ a , a. &York. r. EZ I - i ' The English Stock Market has been heavy this Xi :74 North Staffordmhir -61 a 61(1 11 4 St, 10:.. no. 6p. c. Stock ... `.33 135 of the 19th October by from 1,500 to 2,000 Hoyaw, and to the institution of the system in the reign ot official assiguee, Basingliall•strcet ; Johnson, Ironmonger- t( ko • '0 al North Western........ ... - ... the regular troops of the Queen of Madagascar and Charles 11. He alluded to the French army, lane. rning, although it now presents a buoyant ap- - it. eof aon. & 800. G. 5 p. _ • ; - --- _ f I n :1,.. ii 10 all N.&S.Westrn.June 01 - 101 St. 1102 Do. Pref., sp. c. St, , —. „ veal the exception of one Ftenchman, were barbarously where purchase was unknown, and which had not Charles Hyacinth Joseph Cuylits, merchant, Cullu Ilear anee, and the decline which previously oc- 10 •? Nuneaton, Hineklee., at. 110; eio, Now Guar.B p. e ... ,- „., A ril IS e onnelered and mutilated. The establishment which hael the effect of Pa"dacing an inferior e l an , street, City, March 15, at half-pest twelve, and p . e ee and. Loicester..... ~ .. St. 'WO Do. do. 5 per cent ... - ... they occupied was sttcked, and 100 workmen, who had of officers, and also to the Royal Artillery of this coma t the Court of Bankru tc . Whitmore, official ut one, a . p 3'. ' • eet c '' 1. , -tr ed has been wholly recovered. Some disap- Poiettnent was at first expressed with regard to the e se Do ox, Wore., a Well.. 22 - 24 t le);i eon.ezN. W., Coy. . assiguee, Baeinghall-street ; Nicholson, Ltuie-str swap ea the nta,ss aere , w e r e together with the Frenchman try io which the officers were promot,ed by merit, The • • M • 1 14 . u 8 , Portsmouth . - . Nuneaton ;p.at . ... - a. made prisonern and carried off to Ensyrne. Five pieces gallant general read various extracts from the reports of William M'Cormick, builder, Manchester, arca , g ~ haperor's speech, as very little allusion is made to et. MO 15kottish Ceatral„. 104 - 106 St 100 Lora& 5, W. 7 per et ... - ...p 160 of cannon, a quantity of muskets, and some gunpowder commissioners, and orders that bad been issued from and April 4, at eleven at the Manchester District Court. v I. il l ' Si. 130 ISeottiehMidland ... 74 -76 12 i. Ail Londy. h, CI ol el .ISh . ... - ... Flernainan ' official as'signee, Manchester ; Heald, Man- d e Peace negotiations, but on the whole, it is const- were captured by the asettilente. The material damage the Horde Guards, bearing on promotions in the army, c h„ ete , ' de St. 'OO iseropshire ut i .E. - ... a r red very satisfactory. Consols, for money, after re- 50 all South Devon .12 • 3 121 i St. 10 er.,5.,& L.,Nneala/ ... - ... done amounted to between 70,000 and 80,000 piastres and in continuation said that he had known many John Travis and Thomas Durden Kershaw, cotton spin- t le 4eling to 91 3 i I I d t 91 1 The aecount prices 'l'•. I) 1 ''.o - 6 e , rae le o - 4 . uth Eastern 66 -67 65 4 6 1 i u 44 Do. .00 are i - 5 i (350,000 f. to 400,000 E) The Qneen of Marlag•anca,r, officers of great merit who ha.d abandoned the tiers, Shaw, Lancashire, March 18 anti April 8, at twelve, Renavalo, on receiving the news of the massacre and cap- army, having given up all hopes of advance- s at the Manchester District Court. Fraser, offiicial assig- • le St. 100 , reerrth Wales 7l - 73 72 1.2 all elarypt.& Cert.-4p o ... - ... e re as low as 91-i i, but they novr rule at 91. i. .. u 1: , IS Yrksh. & Riv. Dur 4 - 2 ! 12a all Dv. 41 per cent . •••• - - tore, assembled the people of her capital, and had read ment from the want of money with which t o nee., Manchester.; Holgate and Roberts, Rochdale. . . . Th . •1 • Henry Smithies John Smithies and James Smithies, n to I hem the despatch of the geeeral who commanded the purchase their promotion. The evil he complained of • • . ee New 3 per Cants. have been 92i ; and 93, ee e• De - id 12' 101 Do a. - -. ironfounders, Blackburn, March 17 and April 14, attwelve, 8 l• l'lll ile th 921 E h - ?''' 16 e Reduced are 911- to . xc equer Staines, Wok. &Wel , .. -- St. 1.00 Mid. Co usol .6 p.ea , l ... - expedition, after 'which she caused seven guns to be fired might he thought be remedied by the Government grant at the Manclaester Dlstrict Court. Fraser, official aseignee, t 13'1 IF. sni Stockton & Dull ' , l -- 36 St. WO Do. Con.Br.Nr.lpe 112 - 134 1.33 in honour of what she called the victory gained by her ing no more commissions by purchatie, and compensate Manchester ; Sale, Worthington, and Shipman, Ranches- n af I •la are Is. premium, and India Bonds 2s. dis- 1.6;! eteskton & liertlepl ... - .- St. lie) Do. 41 ea c. Pref. e 94 - 96 invincible troops over the Freneh." the present holders of commiseions by purchase by fele 1 ( Co a . , nut. Bank Stock is 214 to 215, and India Stock St. 1 . 10 Taff Vale .. ... . -a.. a. , 1.6 all Do. Pref. 4} per co , 1 -1 •1 d The Bay of Vava.toube and all the north-west part giving them a commeneurate addition to their rearing William Smith, grocer, Bradford, March 18, at eleven, r le 422 1 to 225. St. t•ln Do, Pref., No. 1.... .., - 5 all ,Do. 5/. Pref. 4p. c.. 4 - ‘al allowance. (Hear.) The ga ll an t ge n e ral who ' wee and Anril 15, at twelve, at the Leeds District Court. , i to 25 %2 Teamee Hay. D.& R. ... - „„ St. 100 Ditto L.& It rr.4. S4* ... ~, • of Madagascar is, accordin,g to the Cerneen ' almost inandible in the gallery, called upon her Ma- Hoe°, official assignee, Leeds ; Howard and Denman, Fen- 1 r• ~‘ Poreien Securities are inactive but steady. 0 ... Ulverstone dr b 2) all IVale of Neath Lanes ... - .. 18 19 18 i 10 all I New., Aber., &e a pr. 1 ... - ... French territory-it belongs to France not only • , Bradford - • 's Governinent and the leader of the Opposition to churclostrcet, London ; Hudson and Darhugsou, , i -t'arkish 6 C 96 to 96a, and the per ents. are • jsp. e. red. 5p c. pm. in virtue of her ancient claims on Madagascar but i' st Y • ee G 2 / all Waterel. & Inilkenn) 81 - 41 10 ell Ti'orfolk Debenture ... - ... in virtue of a recent concession of the ex-Kin ' ' give this question their most serious consideration, Bond und Barwick, Leeds. i ~, I laranteed 1001 1. Buenos Ayres Bonds, after 50 all iWaterfor leiLimerice ..„ . „, St. 100 po.Pref. 4p.c.St ok ... - ... of Nosei 80, who held it de facto. Moreover, g and to devise a means for remedying what he coin- March 17 and A ril David Kay, flour dealer, Liver-peel, P , 6G ti Sing to 57 and 58, a.re now down to 56i. 2 1 all 'West Cornwall 6l - 71 . St. 100 Do. 5 p.c. lext ••• ..'.. ••• plained of. He looked on it as a question of time, 7, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Cazenove, a fort which formed part of the establishment official ussignee, Liverpool ; Evans and Son, Liverpool. 10 all rarest End of London St. 100 IDo. 54 per et. pref.._ ... - ... and if not attended to this session he felt certain . d (, The following are the nominal prices of Foreign i• and Crystal Paiute- ... - ... St. 100 Do. Way. Val. 6p. e. ... - •• destroyed was built with the sanction of the it must be in the next session. It was a stain on the SCOTCH SEQUESTRA.TIONS. • • ° tceksi-Grenada. Deferred Bonds, 61 74- ;Mexican, 5 all Do. A - .- f4t. 100 North'British - 99 - 101 French Government and under a promise of its profession that ought to be speedily removed. It the ' Tames Murray, manufactiver, Glasgow. d 21415- • P ivin7B 80 ; ditto 3 per Cents., 56 58 ; 5 3 Do. B 20 all West London. St. 100 IN. E.l3erw, 4 p.o.P 90 -92 901 1 protection ! and two of the five guns captured noble lord preferred a, commission to a committee he Joseph Spence, elcceesed, Edinburgh. . • - -• ... a , a • er i a , 17 7 'Do. do. do 5 - 5a Robert Paton, cabinetmaker Glasgow. , r •re rtugireise 4 per Cents., 47 49 ; Russian 5 per W all jWimbledn&Croydor i ... - .., 20 13 Do Leeds 6 p.c .No.'l ... - ... were supplied by tlie French frigate Erigone. The should have no objection, provided certain officers wets) Aax Canteen accordingly declares that, apart from the named for it. ander Nicol, merchant, 'Findhorn. -- , Robert Paterson, grocer Brewsterford, near Calder. t- a e lnats., 101 3 ; ditto 4i per Cents., .92 94 ; Spanish FOREIGN. 12A 9 dace do. Quarters ... .. - ... 25 - 10 Do. York /1•&e. Per. 1- id 91 barbarous outrage on Frenchmen, the French flag Viscount GOODRICH seconded the motion. He Wilkie Brothers, accounlants, Glasgow. ' e. ° Per Cents 421 31; ditto Deferred, 23i-i- i ; ditto - ... had been grossly insulted, and it intimates that no looked upon the system of purchase in the army a,s in- , George Banks, shoemaker, Ediuburgb. ' I. e • • f 1.0 ‘ll Antwerperlantt rdero 74 • 84 8 1 St. lfel ,Ox, Wo ',•,W at /e ps e , - ,„, jurious to the service. Men who invested their rnoaey . er tlficates, 41 5 ; Ditto Passive, 6/ i. doubt the Imperial Government will take due 10 40 Do. sp.c. Oblgacon. 10 91 Do R. Pref. 101. Sh. ... - .., is that manner, and served their country tlinost gratuit• COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-THIS DAY. A further advance has taken place in the Rail- in Sh. at par till '64 ' 1(1 -1 p 844 all Scot. Cent ,New Fre. ... - ... vengeance. The same journal state that M. La s ouely, (there income being but a trifle a,bove the legiti le 1v Oeste, Belgian Consul in the isle of Mauritius, has . s h 20 10 Ardennes 2l - 3 i 12a Arnsteream.......• •••• 12 0 l Gibraltar ......•••• •••• - 8 •Y Share Market. Great Western are nearly 2S all ;South Devon i 131 -14 i mate interee. t e same SUMS, i investe in a,not er pro f d h .. . ..... 3: 22% 1- 2/ • Z . ,‘ 1- ieigian Eastn. Jim: 3e 2a 10 li po. fixed, 41 per cell .., - ... opened a subscription for purchasing Napoleon fess. 'ht d )h d 'ht t b . t t ' lon inig pro Ileb a a rig o o jec o any im- Ditto, three months .. 12 2% . ',cetera •• •• ' • :45 9 *4 Rotterdam ........,... 12 2% Genoa i * • higher. The Foreign and Colonial lines are . . c . , d _ i r p: i 4 Revers to rraisseesa e 1.0.6 all S. Eestern (Readiee Vale, in the island of St. Helena, where is situated . e 4 011. 1.8 4e Bombay, Baroda,an i Ann.) of £1 Oa 6d. 221 - 231 23 the tomb of Napoleon, and that he has given him- b ' .d'th t • hh•ht • IT t e 5 f'y 'Man •• •• •-- piovements wog ma ein a army wlc nag aec Antwerp .............. - ii 5 - • •• •• •• -• •••• oruesels ...... ........ 25 G 7% : Venice .......• •• a -- • • their vested interests. The noble viscount next referred LI Mining and. Banking Shares are quiet. Egypt flentraa 1 nclia.Seri , i-i I• St. MO Po. 41 per cent 95 -97 . namear h .... 13 11 , 4'1Naples ••••••••••••••.• 43% ; 4r 18 all Do. - - ... Isl St. 100 p.. Fixed 41 pc ex 9?! -91 self 1,000 piastres. Napoleon Vttle is the property to the present system of military education which he g -- - . . ' 4 . Palermo .. Inv Altona..•• ............ - . •• ...... •••• et 0 14, to 2 premium, 0 ttoman. 1± i prenti um „- i • . 0 Demote , I, 14 4' - 41 1.1 Untob Rhenish •• - • St. 100 iS Wales Gas. 4p, a. ... - ... St. Helena newspapers. of education adopted by Prussia reading from documeets Ditto, three months .. 25 57 , Lisbo , . . • .• aoonal Discount par to i premium, and Western i - A 1 2° all iDo. do. 41 p. c.... ••• - ••• , i . / 111 Eastern V France ... asi -A9 20 ell iS.Yorkshelp.c.Guar. ... - - , BOURSE, March 3, Two o'Clock.-Stock was de- in support of ..... 25 - Kin Oporto .......... ••• • • • - that opinion. The present system was r c ta t e ie in ar ix " . ::' " • ' •I R , j 1 - * ° f London 2 discount to par. Iu Miscellaneous ; 50 13 Do. New l2 -14 , 25 all latock.& Dan ,sp. c. ... -• .. mantled at the opening ot the market, but wheu suppor ... - .„.. - .0 . ROC TO ..... .••• • • • ted en the groued that it gave rapid promotion, Frankfort-on Maine.... 12 % Buenos Ayres... •• .• .• - O kl 21a 221 211 a 25 15 Do. do. do. 1- 3p which would not be the case if promotion was by seni d, ares there is no animation. • te an gest Inlian, g. 5 ene ei, 15 Do. 6 :veensioe . 21 -21 i 20a a 1 the Imperial Speech for the opening of the Legis- i jacee l v Lo i rk,sti (tape sight - - 121 all l atock. & tient. g. ority ; but the examples of the present war showed that vieuna•••••• •• •••• .... 10 - ;0 Ihi phia .. ..... ... - o tifl 101 all Do 41p c • Bnds. '57 . - ... p.c. till July 1, '5 .., - ... . lative Session was posted up, the Threes declined ' - I.IICN PER OZ. Trie5te................ it) 34 PA.CE9 OF EU , "ITISH FUNDS THIS DAY.-CLOSING PRICES. , a• ; ~,, e •• the rapid promotions were at the wrong end. They had : i e e i, a. ,0.... Ull. ' ~, ,'1 .. '. ••• 5 4i IWaterni.&Kilk.6pc 2a -21 from 73f. 80c. to 73t. 20e. ; they, however, have Petersburg ... 36 F - I G' • i Bors .C 3 17 9 ......... q Ore pi 0,1 n l , Prone the Oricial Lip. 20 16 Gee ong : Melbou• le men preinoted to generals at the see of 70 and captains efaerid .... 41)% Portugal Gold Coin •• 0 o o e since rallied to 73f. 70c. It is said that the Credit a . e ' - --•- "' t • n a ; oo 0 1- ' en• ~, done. MIN fin. t the acre of 17. He approved of the promotion of Cadiz ........ .••......, ton mexican o ars .... O guar. 5 per e nt. ... - ... Mobilier has employed 72 millions of francs in re- ' • , " • ' Elam:lona ~......•••• - New Donau ...... 0o 0 It aule Stook a 4 , la • 1 Do., Lon. allot., do. ... ports for the liquidating of the Rente and Railway i m bars .. a.. 0 0 0 e• - i soy er_tu . proving the class of Glen who svould enter th ------ ........ e army. ~,........, - - d ' 43, n at Bedeced enenitiee.., 2 e • ..... ti Per Cent conseas Anneal° , 9 l' 33 i re . Do. - i [LEFT SPEAKING.] ✓ 1 .."? 3 per Cent. Annuities ... . 1 "K'ne Annuities, expire sth Jan. 1860 .. 3 94G con. into Stk. till 'R '7O 71 1 a.. kastratian Cordillera ... -.. close of the Bourse, Threes being offered at 73f. big () 30 Years, expire 10th Oct., 1859 3: 5-16 tOO en tre.Comp. 6p. 0., do 80 • 82 80 I ell AYe Maria . - ... 20c. The report has been very high on railway • - a bite) 3 ' Years, expire sth Jau , 1860... 3 t a ' '4 Gt. Ceutral of FIAO 50 6 1 1 ell Baden (Gd. Duchy of I ... - ... shares. The follovving were the last quotations:- LAW INTELLIGJ,_,NCE.—(This Day.) aq dentate' that the mails arc sent from the General Post•efhee r , Ditt o 30 Years, expire sth April, 1885... 16 15-16 17 161 2o ell Gt,„ Tndiau Peninere 201 -21 50 all 131aniar. Iron & Coa ... - ... te the uight-aad /I be the mornine-eespatchn 14 ' 4 Stock :. 1d• 26 4 Great Luxembour 20 14 Britah {ran 3 5 3a 11 per Cents a6 - -f. -c. HOUSE OF LORDS. 1 4 -la Bonds £lOOll - Constituted Sheree 58 - 51 51 5 1 15 20 Brazilianlmp.(issue' , I paY Ist-ea elate ee From 'Wiest I Thee 3 per Cents 72 45 73 20 ~Ditto, under £lOOO 2 d 4 all Do. Obligationse 3 -3 i ait et eai pm.) ' ll . 21 COVIZTRIE2. in General Poet- Port duo 'n PRESTON V. 'THE LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, AND NEW- New Loan 73 - _ uineols ?or Account - ... 31 001ce,Leneen.* Dispatee.ce. Enelane. et/ all Do. Cocaes AT Cuiab . 2 Bank Shares 3,455 - Roman - 0 18TM:4:TON-TYNE JUNCTION RAILIVA.Y 1 Exchequer Bills, 24d. tO' ‘li Gt.Westernofeaneaft en 15 Do. St. Jobs- Del rte. 26 -- 2 .1 ._______-- —..---- ,--- O £lOOO - A.ustrian -rneri.Ca(byßrit.pla)N rvery FritlaY • • • - Liverpool ...IMar. 14 , , , a!550 - 31p 8/ Roleute Fives - - Spanish Threes - agreement to pay Mr. Preeton 1,000/. for taking a par- America (by United Stz i . i Co. of Jamaica p- ip Piedmontese (5) ... • ..- • - Liverpool ... IFeb. 27 • , 4,~ all - Home Debt . ..... ••• - tion of hie lands for railway purposes, and to pay aim A L n: TT ;:l ~ ..... ... 4) i ell Cobre Copper 66 -69 eas n et e ri t), ..o . • . - . ....:ta - te ' s 1 l Ditto Advertised 32 d with option till '55.. 99 -HO 5 1 1 n'olonial Gold RAILWAYS—YOB CASE. also 4,000/. for injury done to his resiiience by the rail- paeeen ••••••••••N •• a.• . - aouthameton,Mar. 2L i WO ill Do. do., '62. p. '56 . 120 125 I . ... - , ... PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY. et. i all ;kipper Mite of Eta 36 - 40 (e. c. ta. a way passicg through his lands ;or whether the railway aastrana (via Southa 11 Inn ell De. do., '76, p. '6O • 120 •-• 125 e 5 I el' tClo. Pref. 71 p. ce, 26 -28 OrYeens 1,28 5. - Western... 877 50 s a e/on) •• .• •• ••••la •••••• a.- •• eioatetimptoe company had entered intoau agreement to pay Mr. Pres- a. t'" I' • '1 )In uenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent - ton all De. do., '73, without Northern ..... , . 952 50 Strasbuig 7f 5 .. IC Tloptapo...., ........ .. 22 - 24 977 60 ton 5,000/ ' th t ftl ' • • Ditto Account g 2i IA s'ortune - New Ditto 825 -- ....... •• • • ... teacertai %Mau Bonds, 6 per Cent - eO, all ilemilton & Toront e 5 25i of Parliament, and the company not requirino to take Hoiee's a •••• •• - ••I' l l , ° e Ditto 3 per Cent 6B 00 ell Do. ft per cent. - • r i (Test Coesel e e ted of tho month . Plymouth .. iMar. 6 his lands in consideration of Mr. Preston withdravrinn A: r-ea s' • • - -'l.l .. 21 & , 0 r ri' D Lyons Geneva ...... - - Testa ...... .. - " • nenador Bonds - e•O 1.7 Wee Coned.. P 4 Baal ~ • 11 en .et.NnegetVeitißeg. 1 - # ' taxandri5...........N ~., • , ~ 0 ~ „, ..... Cate - - Austrian Com. ea t 50 I Isis opposition to the cempany obtaining their Act of eeeeen en e ,, __ a _lave neat) of moll. ; otitharaptn ' i Ditto New Consolidated l3l 20 all Lorre and Turnhout .., ...._ „a s ti.} el' (treat li.olgorbth ..., 11 -21 17th of tbe went '.lS•rattang t.,r. 5 I all Gt. Wheal Vet* United 1 ad Parliament. The Master of the Rolle found that there Bat:tunes ... - ---,lei ~ e P ~. l Grenada New Active, 11 per Cent. - --- ___--, 1 ., ; Deny .......... .. 'Dover .. ~ „ ~./a,r f l'eeruyian Bonds, 4e per Celia. 40 16 Lyons and Geneve 10 11 , 1 I etl Weeny i was no agreement I.):tween alr. Preston and the rail- ' ~ e agrinn ••••• •• .• .• . ,trezii ..........•• •• N, 9th of the mouth ..!Soetha7n;:!oi, ! M ar. 16. • etussian Bouds, 5 per Cent., 1822, k, 5t.... - diterree _ 1 all Linaree. 6l -71 way compa.ny to pay 5,000/. in the event of not ta.kine, alias .. „ .. ,„ el Mth 01. the tuonttiniS, yatliam sten pki ar. I 6 auence 20 14 Lyons &Me . •• IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 5; 11 Lusitanian . his lands for residential isajury, nor for withholding hie ca e ca ilooe Dope ..›.; Various port, Uecertaile Ditto 41 per Cent - 191 4 - i 1' 1 p , 6 Panish Boeds, 3 per Cent - 4 opposition to the company obtaining their Act of Par- Caeo of Cloud llope ..le „ , .. . ! , , ~ —____.._________ F ' 26 . 20 10 De. New , 0., SP• 0 a Clip 3do Vo,r2A• ...„ ~N 9t..n of Lt. monte.Soatnamptoe eJ, Ditto New Deferred, 3 per Cent. - 1 all Now Grana.da t - g liament. ! 1 20 5 Do. 41 p. c. Exten 1 .... i d Ceylon (sea lnlia) 1 an 'Nonvean Monde._ . A - I HOUSE OP LORDS—(This Evening.) . „. Ditto Passive , ' 31* all Maria Antonia ... 7 --0 ail Pontgi. ail & Le. Min. 12 - 14 NI i f N;efon e Wee l e nereln Southemptopiru.Th.ga .111.•kieti Bonds, 6 par cent - - 3 The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack affirmed the decision of the alester of the Rolls, and • &Israel Islas- •••• -- 10 all Do. do. New ........ . 2 r tiitto Account 96 ii i 5 1 Port Philip A - i m '21,1 gt I" tli of month soutaamptoe' 20 ell Namur & Liege (wit' , at five o'cl , .ck. dismissed the appeal with costs. 1 all Quartz Rock I - I Chant ... ,Once a month-. Mar. 4 I Ditto Small - 6 The Archbishop of CANTERBURY presented a pe- Conetantinopie ...... n 11,13, 18,23,;52:4 of ri Dover ...... Ditt o Guaranteed, 4 por Cent. . , Ditto Account lOO/ 1 20 eh Do., (ex interest) ..... 51 - 5 1 15 all Do. New 6 - 8 x d tition against opening the Crystal Palace en Sundays. Constantinople ........ S ame I ' Cont. of E nro ; e rd .k Ni T 'vie° daily .... .. Dover ...... Twicedagy i t 6 ell Northern of France. 39} - 391 1 ' venezuela Bonds, 4,1 per Cent - 3 ANNUITIES JILL. 20 ell Do.2of.Shs lll 12 4 i Cee Sort Cons Min Co. 31 -41 LONDON GAZETTE—(This Evening.) I E g ypt (see India) ._ Lord STANLEY of Alderley gave notice that on France ........ 1.1 ee aiTe'llae clalIY• ••• • • !Dover .....; 1 T4410142,1/, 1 olvidends on tho above °livable in Lon.lon 10 all Do. 20/. 3p. c lede ••" • • • 1 ell etnth A.ustralian.. . 1 a i .se t71727 ." . ' '4 tole , Gibraltar ..........,11.1'•-• • • • • ,•• -• '4 O ll-0 -meter i .. t batch Exchauge, 21 per Cent., 12 Guil ... 611 (firny.r,..fiAms.Shs. ... - •• , 1 all Do. Scrip • a the second reading he would move the suspension of the , , DO WNING-STREET, MARCH 1. arecce(seo India) I THREE O'CLOCK. 10 all NorwegianTrunkPre 71 - B ,`, 1 1 Do. 10 per cent Pref ... - ... wof assin standing orient, with a . vie p g the measure, ~ , , ,i .2nd & 17th Of mon.lBotntmptoil Consols, money - 5Ca 501 ... 41 Tam. S. &L, Min. Co. ... - ... which was of very pressure importance. b 1 d t • J R H 1 1 . U ' e Y thwn --"" - '• • ' 1 The Queen has eon p ease o appoint ames . o. 1- , littre`aireh ..........N Tuesday & FrelaylLondon ..... as Esq., to lee Auditor of Public Accounts for the Islana m eane a s ,„ „,„„ „ a !2nd of the mouthlSouthataptor,,Mar. . , I Ditto Account, March 11 ........... .. 91g a 40 all Ditto Bonds - )0 I 9 ten Croft.. . .... .. 4 41 Lord SHAFTESBURY gave notice that, on the g ' lo all Paris and Orleana. I'o -52 '2Bl all United Mexican -31 of Barbatioes. aolland ..,....... -It Daily.. •• • inovor.......l.naily secend reading of the Church Building's Acts Amend- tett t !the month FouthamptonlifitholMAll / ' HerMa' tii 1 b dt •t.Th B cl - se et jos yasa so een please o appoia o n on tu ........... , - - 10 5 Rome and Frascati.. ... - ••• 1 all Yeller 3l - i ment Bill, he should move that the bill be read a seeond '4 20th of mon PI nioutb • '4 8° 20 na Veedon Lloya, Esq., and Sir Samuel Osborne Gibbes, Ilene pviaSouthampt.)Mi!th .. •.• 5' . • 1 LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.) 20 ali Royal Danish l9 - 20 1 all 'West MaripOßl. a - i time that day six months. Bart., to be Members of the Legislative Council of New [nee% , (elii M ere nn e nei ,3th&2.4110f molith ; Dover ...... 5 all Royal Swedish . - ... 1 12e. Worthing Mining o On the motion of Lord REDESDALE, Clarke Thorn- Zealand. tonta. etas (sec enetai, • • ae 17 tit 27 of monlDever.... •• !I re l an d .. ~ . . . .jff & N Twice azay .....•113.3m.:1104J.... Pe/Leeman __ ea — 4 all Do. Obligations .... ... - ... Australia LONDcm, March 1.-Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.; 20 all 'Sambre and Meuse_ 91, -91 1 ell Ynbe. a.. -- ... hill's Estate Bill was read a seeond time. -- Li5ban..............y 7,9, 17. k. 27 ot as. Southampton Feb. 26 , Inoderatebreeze and dull hazy weather. 10 all Do. 51 p. cent. Prof. ... - ... LAW REFORM. WHITEHALL, MARCH 3. Madeira .. .. .. .... „ee l - _ .• ..na ot the mouth Southamptor k 25d o: mouth • • .. Liverpool ... , Poeesmonan, March 3.-Wind N.E.-Arrived-Va- '2O 5 Scinde, guar. sp. o 1,1 - la) MISCELLANEOUS. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from the The Queen has been pleased to present the Reverend a!aaeira •• .... a .....s I tisnerin,, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Alps (s. tpt.), 20 ell Do - mayor, aldermen, and burgesses of Sheffield, in which Donald Mackinnon to the Church and Parish of Strath, in ,oteta s see India) , \ 8 18 &28 " o Dover .....- 4 & 20. m ~1, , ~ . o, mn. 1 .- ••• the Presbytery and Isle of Skye, vacant by the death of Ma ltr • "•• "•• ":nl i Q ueenstown. eo all Southern of France- ... pm lb 19 Australian Agricult. 25 - 26 they prayed that a uniform mode of proceeding through- - maurtuns (see India) 1 I tALLINA, March 2.-Efero, from Liverpool, grounded in 20 16 St. Andrew% and 10 111 Anstraln. Royal Mail .. - ... 41 out England, Ireland, and Scotland be adopted. JhM k' ItM'' t th f the Reverend 0 n , ac innon, a e nns er ereo . Mauritius en.... ••ee 14tb of t he month Lnd of the month. Soathampten Feb. 26 the river and damaged her cargo. Quebec (A) .. lu ' all Rerlin Water Works 61 - 71 The LORD CHANCELLOR said that a bill WHITEHALL, MARCH 3. exec° ..•••• •• ....hi EIE Dover ...... sthlsth2sthormon. d LEuNvicK, Fele. 27.-The Arctic, bound to Greenlan , ins ell West Flanders OO4 .... ••• 3a - 4 et) =0 erit. American Land 47 - 60 The Qireen hns boon pleased to appoint Wm. Charlee Swale in• •••• •• •••• ••/ I ..,i2l.St 17th of month Southatuptot , had been prepared on that subject. He was to Nevi Granvla .... • • .. 1 ,, • t 1 i Varions port. Efillertaia in. leaving Peterhead struck the ground, is now in Breese. le ell Do gt ner c. Pref „„ - „, ' ; 00 ..2,• : ;atm.& . leo - 135 135 meet his hon. friend the Solicitor-General in a few . I H • E Chief Couetable ef tho county of Hants erne, sq., . . 9 tre y, z01 ,. d .......... t. ,,, , °rive e s P s • • ..,.,,, _ m , .. .... . cleind, making four inches water per hour, but will pro- , a° 18 ata de N. W. of' Franc, 34 „a 34 .4. .. a r 1 .0,-,.(1p.c. Tayi&lnl) 1. 1 86 109 i 10'3 and Capt. Douglas William Parish Labalmondiere, In- p a p a l st a t es „,, „.. e , eel ,Alllsth2sthoottnot-n. LI Y o n n . seeitnarriPton • eeee. . 20 ell Weet. ef Switeevlaad ~„ - ,„ St. 1® Do. 6 p.o. Feb & Aug 106 - 103 days to consider the Testamentary Jurisdiction Bill. specting Superintendent of the Metropolitan Police, to be p al m s -a s ~,.,,,,,,,......-et rthieth27th ' • th t ~..PLYMOUTII, March 3.-Wind E.N.E.-Arriaed - S tr 6 all Wiesbaden ... - ill The Church Discipline Bill and the Divorce Bill were ... 4tl 8° 27th of merl e :sou amp on the Aosistant-Conanissioners of Police of the Metropolis. Peru ......” ....PI hi Varlets porta Unoorkto ' • dy private s e• ••! klenry Pottinger, frem Callao to Leith ; Earl of Durham 20 all Zealand 181 - 194 aal e yea& Palace.. 24 —2O 2,1 already framed. ADMIPsALTY, MARCH 1. Port Natal .......... 1.1 i t hlstll2sthoimon, l Dover ...... (l e tpt.), from London, for Constantinopk. 5 all Do. Paeference.. 5-51 51 5 Lord BROUGHAM felt exceedingly gratified at the Cor 1 M S da t t Alf Ff ' VellY '''"*. . ps of Roye arines- (icon nieu onan red . .. ea..- N •, • i ~,, nbletbeetienmon. Dover ...... „ FALMOUTH, March 3.-Wind E.- Arrived-Maria JOINT-STOCK BANK& 4 411 :::rystel Pal.of France ... - ... announcement niade by the noble and learned lord. rueeany ..........• . Pascoe te be Pint Lieutenant, vice Nilson, resigned his yenezaele ...._.• •• ••141 td St 17th ofetionthSouthamptor, 1 &16rata uaeoba, from Manilla. 1 A Duston Iron Ore ... - a. TURNPIKE TRUSTS ARRA.NGEMENT BILL, Commission. Wan Die/11011'SLand( 99,. , Australia) •• •• .s ••• " I e a Ma o t menthtouth OFF THE LIZARD, alarch 2.-Senior, from Bstavia, for 20 13 Eastern Steam -- .. =-0 11 e•.etralese.,... ......... 95 , 7 96 The Earl of HARROWBY in moving the committee COMAIISSIONS SIGNED BY . LORD-LIEUTENANTS. „ Tea „ Imes a a . ... mi et , amptenl t& 16 mon Arasterdain. 5 all En.&Aus Cop Sin Co 1 4 , 00 ea Bank of London .... 63 -65 upon this bill, said that be had withdrawn the clause to Oxfordshire Regimengof Militia-Henry Atkins Bowyer, v..'__________-. -vr-- . ...CARDIFF, March 3.-Wind E.N.E.-Sailed-Henrietta I „...s - 1 see a a a 25 all taectrie Telegraph... 19a ••••,• aaa 40 ei , • on. eel . ~... rt. •,I. .. • which soanuch objection had been taken the other night. nt to be an Ensign, vice Clark, retired. Ge a Manny of these dates fall oft a Sunday, the malls win ea de. klaria, for Hong Kong • Crating, Porto Ric.. 1 all nlectric Telen. te Ir. ... .. -0 e l. , tritisb N. &ineries.n ~, - ~, Herefordohire Regiment of Militia-Wm. Christopher • , javEßPoor e March 3'.-The Haidee, from this port and 1 5 all Gen. Iroa /30 Collier ... ... 5 The Earl of DERBY expreesed his satisfaction a.t the ;patched on the following clay. with the exception of the InAls (vie 2r e rlharttl. Bank of Asie 1.1 - Seymour, Gent., to ba Ensign, vice Brown, promoted ; eoathampton), and tko Malta, hotk of which will be deepattthed t.l 0 xonte Video, for San Francisco was wrecked during a, . e • - Par t 5 14 qen. Steam Navigat. ... - ... course adopted by the noble lord. 4 Chrtd. .. Bnk. of India, John Early, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Archibald, appointed p rec eding day. thiek fog on the coast of Chili, ' l.3th Dee.; second mate 20 18 all ileneral Screw Steam ... - ... x d The bill then passed throueh committee. .."111119 austraea. ez China ld par to the 50th Regt. of Foot. drowned. She had on board the crew of the Candace, 0 10 Trish Beetroot Salm .. - • • The Commons Enclosure Bill was read a third time let Cornwall Rifles-Lieutenant Falbert Archer to be SHARE MARKETS. 'Which had been abandoned, of whom 1 boy was drowned. 100 59 City .; , . - 67 4 all Lend. Gen, Ominous 34 ----' 4 3 i , . and passed, Captain, vice Glanville, reeigned. —..ene...----__. • E .., IiEwpORT, March 3.-Wind N.E., strong.-Arrived- WO 2o Colon al . r I - ... • 2e: 10 "tlagdalerut St. Nave ... GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PORTRAITS. aind 100 20 floniraercial o . ... "' Inverness, Banff, Elgin, and Nairn Regiment of High- MANCHESTER, MARCH 3. 'I 7I Y, from Jersey. . 10 all Stediterau. Elec. Tel. 8 - 10 20 en g'.n,f.t,,SOOt.ik A.ll9.Cht. 1.0 1 7 Earl STANHOPE then rose to move that an land Light Infantry Militia-The Hoe. Lewis Alexander STOOK EU/HANDL—Tits market has been dull to-day, 10 9 etexiesii&S.Amerien. 51 - 6 20 all Lond. Ciiiift. Bk. of humble address be presented to her Majesty, that her Grant to be Captaii, vice William Duff, who retires. but prices are rather firmer. Midlands, 70 1-Feheffields, (PIK ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. , 1 all Nat. Pat Steam Fuel ... - ... demo ; r_ • enstrelie l6 - 17 Majesty would be graciously pleased to take into her 90th. Stirlingshire, &c., Militia, Highland Bor L. 3i J Ditto, 61. Pref. i p.-Devers, 20 546 7-10 a- , SonTRAMPTON, Tuesday Morning. 10 5 eretherlands Lan& ... 1 - 11 4 0 5 ' /itto New - 3,1 Royal Consideration, in connection with the site of Light I . y nfantr -John Crawford Tait Gent., to be mu- Etat Lancash• ire, 174-I;eeds, 63 a. i Arrived-Despatch (s.), from Jersey ; Atlanta (a), i o 20 r„ ,.. _ , ~.,n t ... Ir._ ... 331 10 1 all Do. Do. - 3 ' B d tenant vice Alexander Robert Aborcromby oy , re ' _the present National G-allery, the practicability and I , . . 1 __' l . l l" ~.__!__ _.... 5! - 2 Do. 8p e P iss at 1 d 1 - id ._ b E • n vice _____ e._ __ ..., . ....!..... 0., a- _ n _ _ e 1 eigned ; Francis Pringle, Gent.._ to e . nein_ • . -•-- . __. -c - 0 --I. FOREIGN. 10 ‘ll krctwerp&Rott rdrro 74 8i 8 40 40 Do. 5 p.c. Oblgs. con. in Slhatpartill'64 1(1 - 1 p 20 10 Ardennes - 3 % 12i 5 4- Eastn. Joni 3; 2i 14 BezierstoGraiss.ssa id - ir (8 4 Bombay, Baroda, an 'Antral India.Sexi A - 1 18 all Do. - Isl t. 7 itl Demerara - 1.1. unto' , Rhenish - !o .11 Eastern of France nsi - 39 10 13 Do. New l2 -14 , cii East In , lian, g. sp. 21. i 221 211 15 ilo. Evto-nsio , . 21 -21 i '2o,i 1 101 all D 0.4. p.c.Bnds.,'s7 - 'to. .1 , . ••• 20 16 Gee ong ltielbow to guar. 5 per e nt. - !I' ' 1 Do., Lon. allot., do. ... !: 221 Tk of Cana , laA 1111 10i 11. i 1. Do. 100 9 ) Do. Cert. of Deben. con. into Stk. till'A • 70 73 %11 no. Comp. 6p. 0., do 80 82 80 '4 Gt. Central of Fran 5i 6 2(' .11 Gt. Indian Peninsn' 201 -21 26 4 Great Luxembonr Constituted Share , 5i - 51 5i 5 I 4 cii Do. Obligations' . 3 - 3 20 11 Do. re-is. iorftd. Sh. - 3i tO , .1 1 Gt.Westernofilana. a %area 254 26 Si 20! 5. Do. Now 3} - tilt all Do. Bds., payable's7, with option till '55 99 HO ! oo ill Do. do., '62. p.'56 120 125 100 al; De. do., '76, p. '6O . 120 125 IN? all Dc,. do., '73, without option.. lO7 109 ;;O , all llamilton & Torrent •?5 25 00 411 Do. l per cent. 10 17 Lake florist. & Bail 20 all Lierre and Turnhout ,„ 5 .1) Lucca t Pist. sp. o.p . 40 16 Lyons ma d t..wiv. 10 11 • - 10 14 Lyons & ite 10 all Aadrar, gm - . 4 p.o 194 - 14 i 20 10 Do. New 0., SP. - 20 5 Do. 44 p. c. Exton d 314 all Maria Antonia 7 II 10 all Do. do. New . 2 - 3 20 all Namur & Liege (wit' interest) 5 - 6 20 4.11 Do., (ex interest) sf - 5 1 16 all Northern of France. 39} - 391 20 all D0.204.5hs lli 124 40 all Do. 207. 3p. c Bdo (ftny.B.ag Ams.gits. 10 all NorwegianTrunkPre • 7 - 20 all Paris and Lyons EO - 50 q 503 40 all Ditto Bonds 20 all Paris and Orleans. - 52 10 5 Rome and Frascati - ••• 20 all Royal Danish l9 - 20 5 all Royal Swedish ... 4 all Do. Obligations.......- 20 all Sambre and Meuse... 91, - 91 10 all Do. 5i p. cent. Pref. - 20 5 Scinde, guar. sp. o - 14 i 20 all Do 10 all , outhern of Francs_ 20 16 St. Andrew's and Queboc (A).. 004 ••• tl.l West Flanders 3i - 4 10 all Do g 4 ner c. Prof._ 70 18 W. &N. W. of Promo, 34 34 ; 20 , 01 West. of Switzerland • 6 all Wiesbaden ... 20 all Zealand - 194 COMMISSIONS SIGNED BX LORD•LIEUTEN ANTS. Oxfordshire Regimengof Militia—Henry Atkins Bowyer, Gent., to be an Ensign, vice Clark, retired. Herefordshire Regiment of Militia—Wm. Christopher Seymour, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Brown, promoted ; John Early, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Archibald, appointed to the 50th Regt. of Foot. lst Cornwall Rifles—Lieutenant Fnlbert Archer to be Captain, vice Glanville, resigned. Inverness, Banff, Elgin, and Nairn Regiment of High land Light Infantry Militia—The Hon. Lewis Alexander Grant to be Captain, vice William Duff, who retires. 90th. Stirlingshire, &e., Militia, Highland Borderers Light Infantry—John Crawford Tait, Gent., to be Lieu tenant, vice Alexander Robert Abercromby Boyd, re- signed ; Francis Pringle, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Francis Fawkes, appointed to the 71st Regiment of Foot. Ist Royal Lanarkshire Militia—Lieutenant Sir Henry Orlando Robert Chamberlain, Bart., to be Captain, vice Roberton, deceased; Ensign William Mitchell to be Lieu tenant, vice Crawford, promoted ; Ensign Robert Savory Rouse to be Lieutenant, vice Chamberlain, promoted ; George Paulet, Geut., to be Ensign, vice Macdonald, resigned ; James McGregor, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Mackenzie, appointed to :30th Foot ; John Cameron Fender, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Hussey, appointed to 39th Foot ; Alexander Martin Edmiston, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Mitchell, promoted. 2d Royal Lanarkshire Militia—Ensign Robert Pollock to he Lieutenant, vice Eddington, appointed to 92d Foot ; Ensign James Begg to be Lieutenant, vice William Ful larton Fullarton, appointed to 92d Foot ; John Forbes, nt., to be Ensign, vice John Pollock, resigned ; John too 50 Bank of London .... 63 65 3 ,0 ‘ll ari. Col. lik.Sz Ln. C ,„ so , iritisb N. &irterican „. 25 , ;Marti. Bank tOf Asi. ld par 20 4 'lhrtd. Bnk. of India, Instralia, tz China 1d par 100 60 City .... - 67 100 26 Colonial • - .„, 100 20 2 , o ii f v; lo n ni a. ra s e e r o c t i . a & l zf us l:ond Cht l6 17 20 all f,ond. Matt. Bk of kustralis l6 17 20 ' )itto New 4 3,1 50 20 1 . ^.1•Ion and Cannty 331 100' 50 Lna.&B.Bnkg.Corp. par 2p 10 1 G ismrion Trd , it fkock • 100 10 London and Paris li - - d 1.00 20 Lon:I.& Westminster .. 44 1.00 35 National Pro.of Bug 20 10 Do. New 50 22 t, National of Ireland.. ..• -- •• • 10 all New South Wales.... 37 -- 25 all ,)riental Bank of (lorporation . 40 •—• 42 41 00 25 rroylncial of Ireland 51 10 all (in. Now .• 5 I It .kus Rgr .74,) Im Pr • 100 50 Royal British 50 25 4,1 i oafi , . 38 40 25 .1) Trion of knstrnli.. 71 73 Now 7i 8. 50 P! Q London „, Earl STANHOPE then rose to move that an humble address be presented to her Majesty, that her Majesty would be graciously pleased to take into her Royal consideration, in connection with the site of the present National Gallery, the practicability and expediency of forming by degrees a gallery of original portraits, such portraits to consist as far as possible of those persons who are most honorably com memorated in British history as warriors or as staves men, or in arts, in literature, in sciencs. The noble lord proceeded to urge the importance of such a public institution, and quoted the opinion of Mr. Carlyle end Mr. Ward, Sir C. Eastlake, and other authorities, in favour of such a work. Such an institution would not only be a most important element in the edu cation of the people in the history of the country, but he believed it would prove a great incitement to all per sons to distinguish themselvea in the arts, sciences, and literature of the country. He knew that the formation of such a gallery as he proposed would be a work of time, and, even if the gallery was already erected, th (PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.' SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday Morning. Arrived—Despatch (s.), from Jersey; Atlanta (s.), gays. ...Sailed—Wender (s.), for Jersey ; Express (a.), Havre ; victoria (s.) , Australia. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Morning. 1 I all Nat. Pat. Steam rum ... ... tO 5 %Tetherlands Land 1 11 10 all De. Do. 5 _2 Do. 8p e P iss at 1 d / id 100 80 New B. &N. S. Land 18 22 22 1 all V. P. Anstralasia.n.,„ 4 - t 10 15 \I Wt. of EuropeSumrs ~. ... 1 all Oriental Gas ll 11 1 2s. Do. "New Shares" ... ... pra -, all veel Rr. bd. & Nltiurl. 2i 21 sc, all l'euinsulark Oriental ... ... 62i 3 i 50 1.0 Do. Now ... ...p 13# 2 all Portland Iron Co ..„ ... (00 60 :loyal Mall Steam 1 all "cot. Austral. Invest ll 11 1 1 Ditto NOW 1 4p 25 all loath A.ustral.liand '; , 5 26 - 417 ;Omar. Tel. S cr ip - 1 0 al s. : Rmai,4Nl.o , l .. . 1 1 7, ~ .14,.t. L.i . !<4.T1T. 4 14.r — 100 '3Bi. v",,- , ni n v,,,,,'- f.-,b , 15 16 .. ... V.Go.6p.c.Jan&Jul7 ... 17 ••• SIR BERNARD BIIRJEE'S PEERAGE AND BARONETAGN, FOR 1856.—The new edition of this valuable work has just appeared, corrected to the present time. For the amazing quantity of personal and family history, admi rable arrangement of details, and accuracy of informs• t:on, this genealogical and heraldic dictionary is without a rival. It is now the standard and acknewleclod book of reference upon all questions touching pedigree, and direct or collateral affinity with the titled *ride. cracy. We have also in its pars much entertaining historical matter, and many very curious and interesting family traditions. The work is, in fact, a complete cyclopmdia of the whole titled classes of the empire, sup , p'ying all the information that can possibly be desired on the subject. —Morning Poet. Wind E. 1 , thr—Hannah Easter, from Constantinople ; City of Mo '4lo, London ; James Baines, Melbourne. sailed--Amity, for Nantes. • Wind E. Sailed —Laconia, for Charleston. I QUEENSTOWN, MARCH 2. BY SUBMARINE AND 'BRITISH TELEGRAPH.) GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 9.56a.m. Wi nd , tide quarter flood, cloudy. Arrived,, 3d—Ocean Wave, from S orra d a h. Arri ve d 4th—Asp, from Guernsey. 51a iled— , Reliance, for Algoa Bay. • IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(YEBTERDAY.) ( Continued front our third Edition of last Night.) INCUMBENTS OF PARISHES. General BUCKLEY moved for a return of parishes that are united under the same incumbent; stating whether there is a residence in both parishes, or only Where the incumbent resides ; the population of each parish ; and whether there is a resident curate in the parish in which the rector or vicar does not reside.— Agreed to. CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION. Mr. MA.CARTNEY moved for a return of the com parative amount of superannuation, distinguished from compensations upon reductions of office, to persons who had entered into the public service previous to the 4th day of Aug., 1829 (in continuation of Parliamen tary paper, No. 110, of session 1853), up to and ending the lit day of Jan., 1856, the totals of the several co milieus of the said return to be placed at the head of this return ; also a return of abatements made from the salaries of all persons who have entered the public ser vice since the 4th day of Aug., 1829 (in continnation of Parliamentary Paper, No. 108 of session 1853), up to and ending the Ist day of Jan., 1855, the totals of the several columns of the said return to be placed at the head of this return.—Agreed to. HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS. Mr. M. SMITH asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether it was the intention of her Majesty's Government to introduce any bill during the present session of Pariiatnent for the purpose of estab lishing district surveyors, instead of the present paro chial system, which, in many instances, was merely an auxiliary poor rate, and very inefficient for effecting its proposed purpose? Sir G. GREY said he did not quite understand the question of the lion. member. He presumed he alluded to the Highway Bill. He had often introduced bills to improve highways, and they had invariably arrived at a certain stage, but then they were defeated. He did not despair of eventually improving the system, but at the present time he had no intention of introducing any bill on the subject. _ _ THE AUSTRALIAN MAILS. Viscount GODERICH asked the Secretary of the Treasury whether the requirements contained in the Treasury minute relating to the steam communication with the Australian c )lonies, that the mail vessels shall touch at King George's Sound both on the outward and homeward passages, will he enforced in all the three routes specified in that minute ? Mr. WILSON said he should best answer the ques tion by reading the first passage in the coetract that had been issued for the conveyance of the mails to Aus tralia. The hon. gentleman then read the passage, in which it was clearly stated that the mails should all touch at St. George' s Sound, both in the outward and homeward passage. THE LICENSING SYSTEM. Mr. T. DUNCOM.BE asked the Secretary of State for the Horne Department if it was the intention of the Government to introduce a bill this session with refer ence to the licensing system, as recommended by the committee of last session ? Sir G. GREY said it was not the intention of the Government to do so at present. THE DEBATE OF FRIDAY EVENING,—PER ' SONAL EXPLANATIONS. On the order of the day fur the House to go into Com mittee of Supply beiteg read, Sir D. L. EVANS rose and said—Mr. Speaker, I must ask the indulgence of yourself and of the house for a short time while I make a few observations with re ference to same remarks which I made in the course of the debate on Friday evening. (Hear.) The right hon. gentleman the member for the University of • Oxford (Mr. Gladstone) reproved me and others—l am sorry to say not altogether without cause—for hiving engaged in what he characterised as a random discussion. To the random character of that discussion I am afraid I con tributed my full share. There were two officers whose names were not introduced by the UndenSecretary for War (Mr. F. Yee:) who were incidentally referred to by me. The first was a junior officer, Major Dowbiggin. I am sorry that I made any reference to him, for although the conduct of persons in my own position must be open td criticism I think that young officers should not be interfered with without very great reason. Since Friday evening a friend of mine end a relation of this young offi cer hat sect me a letter regarding him, which was most gratifying to me. From thet I find that on the 22d June, when' at the head of 200 men, Major Dowbiggin greatly distinguiUted himself by his gallant conduct ie repelling an attack of the Russian troops. On that account lam ex tremely glad that he obtained the promotion which, front what I read in this letter—a letter more genuine than even a public despatch—l am convinced that he awl merited. So far am I from wishing to injure his profes sional prospects, and so convinced um I of his merit on the occasion referred to in this letter, that if I see his Elam e in the Gazette again it will atlerd me great pleasure. (Bear.) The right ht.u. gentleman (Mr. Gladstone) also referred to the introduction (.f Geu. Simpson's name. There is no man who has been more highly spoken of in his private capacity than has Gen. Simpson.. I have not the honour of his acquaintance, but I never heard a syllable to his disadvantage. When I read the newspaper on Saturday morning I saw that I had used expressions which I regretted exceedingly, and I entirely admit the justice of the reproof of the right hon. gentleman. I there fore beg to retract every word which might seem to reflect on General Simpson's private character. With regard to his conduct as a general officer, there is, how ever, no man in the British army who has a better right to speak than I have, because I think there is no officer whose conduct has been more commented upon, and that rather severely, than my own. Teem was another name upon which, in defending myself against the state ment roads by the Under-Secretary for War, I am afraid that f tcuclie,l without that profound deference and respect which I undoubtedly entertain for him who bears it. I refer to the name of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Sir, it was my lot during the campaign in the East to be generally either supported by or cooperating with his Royal Highness, and it is impossible for any man to be treated with greater kindness and condescension than I received from him. It was also rimy good fortune generally to concur with him in his opinions, and I could give strik ing instances of his excellent perception and judgment. Therefere, Sir, feeling for his Royal Highness so deep a respect, arid, if I may be allowed to say so, so sincere a regard, it would afflict me very much if anything which I have said, or the manner in which I have said it, should in the slightest degree be wanting in the profound respect in which his high qualities, both personal and professional, entitle him. I hope, therefore, that on these points I may be exonerated from blame. The name of Col. Gordon was introduced by the Under-Secretary for War, and with respect to that officer the hoe. member for Beverley (Mr. Gordon) arli?ressed the house in reply. The hou. member for Beverley addressed himself to the question in regard to his relative in so generous and courteous a wanner es to excite in me a feeling of com punction for the way in which I had spoken upon the subject. I can only say that I sincerely hope he will for give rue fur any wound which I may have inflict el upon his feelings. Perhaps, bad I had more presence of rainct I should have expressed this hope at the moment. Another relative of Col. Gordon, the noble member for Tyrone (Lord C. Hamilton), also addressed the house. He spoke upon the , übject with Inure esergy, sad used one expression of whien I felt forced to complain to him. He replied to me in the most handsome, kind, and com plimentary manner, and I am bound to express to him my acknowledgments for that reply. He certainly, in maintaining his argument, used other strong expressions, hut I ate en conscious that I myself frequently require tolerance and consideration for loss of temper and too strong expressions, especially when personal feelings are culisted in the discussion, that of these I will not com plain. The priucipal complaint against me on Friday evening, however, was that I was prejudicing Colonel Gordon in reference to his examination before the board of general officers. It did not occur to me at the time that this interpretation might be fairly put upon it. It is matter of regret to me that I should have done anything that might have that effect—(hear, hear) — but I hope that the members of the board are above being affected by any heated or extreme observations I may make. I also stated to the noble lord that I had my grievances, which would at a future tune appear. I deprecate these discussions at present, and wish we had observed the rule laid down by the right boo. baronet the member for Droitwich (Sir J. Pakington) ; but I think that, when the time shall come for the revival of this controversy, I shall be able to show that I also have my little grievances upon this subject. I had not the slightest notice from anybody that evi -1 dence bad been, taken against the four generals, and only learnt it entirely by accident. However, I venture to think that, should an opportunity for a complete explas nation occur, it will he seen that, if I have offended the distinguished house to which the noble lord (Lord C. Hamilton) and his relative on thisiside (Mr. Gordon) be long, I also have some ground of complaint against that distinguished house. Having thus expressed my regret in terms as strong as I can find words toframe, let me refer to an observation made by the noble lord (Lord C.Hamil ton) towards the conclusion of his speech. That observa tion was to the effect that I had, after the battle of Inker man, made a proposition to Lord Raglan, end that Lord Raglan bad replied to me,"What, do you propose to aban don the cannon and the French!" My reply to that was, that no such expression was ever used by Lord Raglan. (Hear.) I did make a proposition to him, and I stated from memory what took place. On the following morn ing a friend of mine called upon me and said, " I read what you said upon that subject last night. Perhaps you may have forgotten it, but I have read a letter of yours written immediately after the battle, which was shown to me by your wife, in which are precisely the words you used last night in the house." I had totally forgotten it, but I now have that letter in my pocket. It is quite at the disposal of any one who wishes to peruse it ; but it contains some observations in regard to our allies which at present it would be improper to publish. The friends of Lord Raglan or any other hon. gentleman are, how. eve r, perfectly at liberty to read it. It contains no sea. tence which would affect me if it were published at Charingscross. All these things, every opinion expressed by a general officer, will be made public ; and I have no doubt that if we are all equally explicit, many of us however we may appear as soldiers, will turn out to have been very bad prophets. The letter to which I have re ferred is dated the Bth of November, 1854, and contains the following passage : " General Canrobert and Lord Raglan were soon pre• sent, directing the , troops. The former was slightly wounded in the arm ; nothing to speak of." Shortly after the battle. " Lord Raglan, on hearing that I was present, sent .~"'~- „ ' . I I ' ;. ~; t r