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The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-22

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Scoaa.—The market continues dull. 3,500 boxes lia-
vannst; were offer.A, and about 1.500 sold ; brown, 30s. to
31s 6d. ; yellow, Gt. to 385., which were about previous
Rtfiotd steady; brown lumps, 42.. 6d.; grocery,
43s to 495. _ _

CurrEa —3 500 1,q;.. nvtive Ceylon were offered ; one
pile ig..od (a,,nut 600 bap) sold at 465. Bd. ; the remainder
bought in at 46.. t.. 48.. &I. .

Tea —no inerket is quiet; prices are unaltered.
BaL•rptrun. 3,400 bags were offered In public sale;
about 2,000 sold. traction 8, 23.. to 23...6d. ; ref. 10 to
101. 22s 94 • ref. 151. 21s. 6i. to 22e.
article is firm, and some large parcels sold
to arrive, ar full prices.

num.LNu a.lers of importance reported.
In (Alm. Anklet no material alteration. Markets gene-
rally dull.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The markst is quit, at the anseird quotations:—Town
tallsm' 55=. mtt c4oh ; Petfrpsburst Y.C. on the spot, 654. 6d.
Much and April, Ms., sdkrs ; April and May, 665., buyers.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--THIS DAY.
Mr. E. J. 11-ora reports the supply larger, with ago
demand. Prime meadow hay, 70.. t' 80s. ; superior, 85s.
to 96s ; inferior, 50s. to 60s; warn, 60s. to 80s. ; clover, 90s.
to 1201.; second cat, 80s. tl 1105.; straw, 255. to 30e.

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE.—The govern-
ment hive c..n(ltided a tartly, months' contract with
/germ,. James B iota and Co., of Liverpool, the owners of
the BLch Ball line of clippers frrm that port to Australia,
for the cArfty *nee of the English moils monthly to that
colony, commencing with the Marco Polo, on the sth of
April. The owners hind themselves, under penalty, to
deliver the mails in 66 days from Liverpool. The govern-
ment of the colony will arrange for the departure of the
homeward mails, but one of toe Black Ball liners will
return each mui.th dir.ct to Liverpool from Melbourne.
The James B tires, Lightning, and Boomerang, which hate
oonveyrd the mails of the last three months, all belong to
the Black Balthus.
London, England, 1855-02-22

Cbe Court.

--
The Queen and Prince Albert drove out in a sledge
yesterday morning, attended by the Hon. Matilda Paget,
Lord Alfred Paps, and Captain the Hon. Dudlei de ill&
The Princess Royal, Prince Arthur, with the H. Nary
Seymour, sad the Equerry in Waiting, drove oat yeataiday
in a sledge.
The royal dinner party in the evening included Vitalist
and Viscountess Palmenton, Lord Panraurr, Lady Alfred
Paget, Lady Elizabeth de Roe, and the Itight.Han. the

A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign office,
Downing•street, yesterday afternoon. The minister'
present were Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, the Marquis of
Lansdowne, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon,
the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, Lord Pentium the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir James Graham, Sir
Charles Wood, Sir William Molesworth, Viscount
Canning, and the Earl of Carlisle. The Council sat
three hours and a quarter.

Mr. Alderman Lennie and Mr. Hereford, parliamentary
meat, es a denotative from the city of York, had ea fatn-
ess, da Tecoday with Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart., P.,
President of the Board of Health, at the office, Whitehall.
were received from the Governors of Ceylon
and eat Australia yesterday at the Colonial-office.
London, England, 1855-02-22

TILE WAR.

The Restburp Boersenhalle and other foreign
journals received yesterday confirm the telegraphic
asacenessuest, first made in this paper, of the forced
lean and heavy requisitions just im_poseil by the Czar
for the purposes of the war. The enactment of
extraordinary measures fully confirms oar recent
ecooonts of thu desperate condition of Russian
finances, and must seriously aggravate the previously
onerous burdens of the impoverished taxpayer.—
Daily Sews.
A telegraphic despatch, dated Berlin, 19th inst.,
states that the Austrian government addressed a
note on the lit February to the Bavarian govern-
ment, formally announcing that Austria considers
the placing on a war footing of the Federal army
d Germany simply as a preparatory step to its
mobilisation, the demand of which will shortly be
renewed.
London, England, 1855-02-22

CONSISTORY COURT.—fts. 21.

lIIIIRMAN o. 1111111111 AN.—DIVORCE.
In this cue Mrs. Sherman sued for divorce from her hus-
band, in the ground of adultery. There was no defence.
Dr. Lushington, therefore, pronounced for the separation,
and awarded Mrs. Sherman the sum of 801. per annum as
alimony.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-FED. 21.

IN 11 KILLT.—FICTITIOUS ACCOUNTS.
The bankrupt, a pianoforte maker, at Keasington, came
up for his last examination.
It appeared from the report of the official usienee, Mr.
Pennell, that the bankrupt had petitioned the clan under
the arrangement clauses, but his proposal not being satis-
factory, he was made bankrupt. He now owed to unsecured
creditors 3,0671.; the assets tad realised about 4001. He
bad stated that his stock-book contained a full and true
account of his stock, &c., but on examining it 1 im-
portant errors had been detected, which would reader •
further adjournment necessary.
Mr. Kennett, for the assignees, asked for an adjourn-
ment, and called the attention of the court to some rather
jugular circumstances connected with the cue. The
trade assignee, Mr. Wright, had made a close examination
of the stock.bok, and found that several of the items were
erroneous. Suspicions were excited, and it was discovered:
that all the entries had been made at one and the same time ;
that the book had in fact been made up by the accountaatl
subsequent to the failure. This was afterwards admitted by
l
the bankrupt. The trade assignee also suspected that
several pianos had not been accounted for, and that the
capital which the bankrupt professed to have in 1862 was
fictitious.
_ _ .

Mr. Chidley, for the bankrupt, said he could not resist
an adjournment.
Hie Honour said there must be an adjournment sine die.
This course had been rendered indispensable by the bank-
rupt's own conduct. He would be at liberty to tame up
again, when prepared with proper accounts, and would have
protection in the mean time.
Mr. Pennell suggested that the assignees should furnish
the bankrupt requisitions as to the information they wanted.
His Honour said this was the proper course. The bank-
rupt ought to tenet to himself in preparing his accounts,
and not, to accountants who manufactured the figures.
Those manufacturers of figures always broke down in such
London, England, 1855-02-22

WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.

(PLOY THE TILE OPPICR OP THE ELECTRIC TELEORAPI
COMPANY.)
WEDNESDAY, FIE. 21.
Stations. Course of Wind. State of Weattan
Greenwich. N.E.
Lothbury
Nottingham N.
Lew: Beer
Derby n N.N.E. ... Snow.
Exeter
Aberdeen
Dundee ....... N.N.S.
Perth N.
Edinburgh S.W.
Glasgow l3 S.E. Cloudy.
Berwick
'

Gr.anock
r underlaid
Darlington
Whitby..
Scarborough .........
Hull ...... ................. N.E.
York
Ipswich .............» ... N.E. ' Frost—Snow.
Leamington ~..... S.W.
Manchester
Msburilt, ........
N.
Stokmon.Trent N.E.
Mishear& S E. Fro-t.
Lanamter .......... , N. ... ... Hard front.
Carlisle
Leeds
Batas
Great Orlmsbi E. anew.
Gainthrsoun ....... N.E.
Brletol
Cardiff ..... N.E.
Swansea
Ilaverkedwast.....—.. N.E.
GloossMer
Brighton
Harwich
Holyhead
Dublin
Liverpool
Newcastle
Southampton
Portsmouth
Poole
Winchaeld

[Advertisement.]-11OLLOWAT'8 PILLS AN AST°.
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gist, Hull, states in a letter to l'roftmeor Holloway that Mr. John
Ware, residing is &abbe-buildings, West.street, Hull, had been
afflicted with trid4inves in the heal ad and on for the teat twenty
, years, and ou4h he tried many things during that long period, yet
' be found little or no relief from theta ; at last be was induced to try
Holloway's Nu trots hearing so many encomiums passed on their
virtues, and, wonderful as it may appear, he ts i•erfectly cured, and
now enjoys better health than ever he did before, thanks to Rollo.
way's Pilia—cold be all vendors of medicine; and at Profes-or
way's establishment, 244, Strand, London; and re, Maiden-lane, New
York.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
London, England, 1855-02-22

THIB DAY.—Two o'Ccock.

The gold mining share maket exhibits no change.
Agar Fria shares are quoted $ to a ; Nouveau Monde,
k to It Colonial Gold, a to a ; and Great Nugget
Vein, t to per share.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to
31 ; Peel River, 24 to 2,i ; North liritivh Aus-
tralasian, a dia. to par; and 6cuttibt; Australian
Investment, ato prem.
In other mining and land stocks there is an entire
absence of movement.

The proceedings io Chancery spinet the Town
Council of Belfast are been COILEIOnCttI. The debt of the
council la 84,0001.
ustier.)..eu2ll.,tetihiegraMp:tawitoestular
Omni, be completed between Lissy and Czornowits,
VllOlll6 and Whim
Make that
litawleas oi
fipjecaasP
tehajtatnh
INLAND BOOK POWL—GKNENAL POST-OFFICE,
Fun., 1b53.-0a and trove the ht oh itch mitt the fol.
loieirg alterations will be amide in the legulationa of the
!Mond Book Pcltt—lf e book itukot be found to contain
any enclosure which is sealed, Cr otherwise clue. d spurn
inspection, or any letter whether seal. d or not, the letter or
other erclisure will be taken out and forwarded to the
addrers nn the packet, charged with Lull postage as an un-
paid letter, together with an hel•litiohal rote of 64.; the re-
mainder of the packet, if dal, pre paid, b bog forwarded u
heretofore. If a packet be not sufficiently pre-paid accord-
ing to its weight, but nevertheiess Mar stamps of the value
of 61., it will not, as hentifore, become liable to the letter
rate of poatebe, but will be forwarded charged with the defi-
cient book postage, and an addition of 61— ROWLAND
RILL, Secrete?.

CIiTSTAL ICALscL—Return of admissions for six
days ending Feb. 17 :—N umber e‘tnliticd (inclodiog seosoa
ticket holders), 6,48 d; amount reeeitsci for Admission
2091.124.114
London, England, 1855-02-22

THE POLICE CO U 1 7'S.

BOW-STREET.
Margaret Lyont, a young women, was charged with
being found drunk and incapable, in Drury lane, with a
dead child in her arms.
From the statement of police-cnnstable 110 F, it appeared
that be was called to the Barley How public-house by some
persons who had seen the woman drinking in front of the
bar, with a dead infant at her breast. iio found the woman
at the doer of the public-house, but she was too drunk to
give any explanation as to the death of her child, although
some of the bystanders informed him that it died while she
was inside. He took both the mother and child to King's
College Hospital, and having left the infant in the charge
of the house4urgeon, returned with the woman to the
police-station. This was about one o'clocx in the morning
of Wednesday last, and when the prisoner was sufficiently
recovered she was taken before the magistrate and remanded
for a week, pending the result of a coroner's inquest.
Mr. Conway Evans, house-physician of King's College
Hospital, stated that ;hen the child was first ebown to him
it was still warm, and therefore could not have been dead
very long. He examined the body, but the only morbid
appearance about it was • email patch of inflammation on
the lower part of the left lung. This, of itself, was not au&
dent to account for the death of the infant, which wae, in
all other respects, apparently in good health. It could not
have been starved, because there was milk in its stomach
recently given by the mother; but it was possible that the
exposure of • child so young (six weeks only) to the pre-
sent temperature, combined with the inflammation, might
have caused death. There were no marks of violence
whatever.

Mr. Jardine inquired what was the result of the inquest
held upon the body of the child /
Constable F 6, stated that the jury found an open verdict,
not being able to disc)ver the cause of death, and the core-
ner, Mr. Bedford, desired him to inform the magistrate that
there were no marks of violence about it. _

The prisoner, who is sus abandoned prostitute, having
been often convicted of drunkenoess by the Bow•street
magistrates, could throw no light upon the subject.
Mr. Jardine said he felt great reluctance to discharge a
wom►n brought before him upon such a chugs as the pre-
lust, because the fact of her being found out of doon,
I drunk, at such an hour, during this inclement season,
with ► young infant perishing at her breast, implied en
amount of culpability deserving greater punishment than
the week's imprisonment she had already unnergone. The,
facts, however, fortunately for her, were not strong enough
to justify him in committing her for trial, while the or-
, oumstance of the child's being wrapped up, and fed recently,
negatived the imputation of wilful neglect. He felt bound
to give her the ben, fit of the doubt which the evidence
left in his mind, and she must therefore be discharged.
London, England, 1855-02-22

THE NEW RETURN OF NEWSPAPER'
STAMPS.
me intuit of newspaper stamps just issued gives
the fel/swing smelts :
Fleet Quarter. Sound Quarter.
Deily News . 319,191 846,044
Morales Herald . 303.000 299,000
Moraiag Poet . . 206,000 226,000
Mends; Chrsedele . 162,600 186,900
Express . . 177,133 196,389
Globs • . . 176,000 196,0300
Sun . • . . 108,000 192,000
Standard . . . 103,000 104,000
London, England, 1855-02-22

THIS DAY—Two o'CtocK.

The English funds opened rather lower, owing to the
renewed ministerial crisis, but prices have since reco-
vered, and are now quoted a per cent. higher than
they closed yesterday. Console ior the Bth March
have been dealt in at 90 to 911, and for money
at 903 to 911. The present quotation is 911 to 1 for
account and 91 to I for cash. The Three per Cents.
Reduced have met with business at 903 to 91' ; the
New Three per Cents. at 913 to 913 ; June Exche-
quer Bills at Gs. to 9s. prem.; ditto advertised at 4e.
prem.; and India Bonds, at 12e. prem.
In the foreign stock market the sales are limited to
Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 173 ; Turkish,
751; Peruvian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., at 71;
and Equador Bonds, at 4. Mexican is now quoted
201 to 211; Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., 17i
to 18; Russian Five per Cents., 93 to 100; and
Turkish, 7.51 to 76.
London, England, 1855-02-22

BRISTOL AND EXETER RAIL WA I.

The directors' report for the half-year ending the
81st December, 1864, etetes that the gross trafile receipts
(including the sum of 2,9691. 17s. 6d. received on the
Baiter and Crediton Railway, and due to the Bristol and
Exeter Company) smount to the sum of 164,8821. IN. Id.,
which is 19,2451 IN. 44. more than in the corresponding
half of the pier 1853. Ths working expenses charged to
revenue during the same period, including those of tbs
Exeter and Crediton Railway, r " •• - -
Angnit) the Somerset Central
85,3611. 7s. 81., or 50.86 per cent. o
7291. lls. 9d. per mile on 117
7111. 61. 10d. per mile on the
worked for the half-year,
wiles. The amount actually
Wt-yea was 96,8t81. 6s. 11d.;

end (froii the 28:117,1'
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of the i ;Its
bat 10? MOM!
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London, England, 1855-02-22

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Cueing (s. e), Feb.ls, off Gibraltar.
Ceres (schooner), front Loudon for the Cape of Good Hope, Jan. 1,
lat. 7.25 N., lon. 23.42 W.
Severn (steam transport), Fab. 15, entering Gibraltar,

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.—The Peninsular Com.
oarty's steamer Iberia, Captain Christian, Admiralty agent
Lieut. Tickell, ft N., arrived at Southampton yesterday
afternoon, with the Peninsular mails. She left Gibraltar,
Feb. 9 ; Cadiz, 10th; Lisbon, 12th ; Vigo, 15th. Amongst
her cargo were 41 b xes of specie. H.M.S. Heels, on shore
at Gibraltar, was still holding together. An English barque
was in Cascots Bay with rudder gone, a Portuguese man-
of-war steamer was trying to take her in tow. At Vigo the
schooner Flora, from Glasgow, laden with iron, wu
dismasted. The barque Edith Roberts, bound to Rio with
coals, foundered at sea: the crew were saved by the
Swedish brig Diadem, and landed at Gibraltar. The
Iberia exchanged signals with a steamer supposed to be
the Indus, on the 10th inst. Oa the 13th she pissed two
steamers at a distonce. and exchanged numbers with screw-
steamer Calpe. On the 15th, at Vigo, she passed a Spanish
screw towing a brig steering S.W. At Gibraltar there
were H.M.S. St. George, wind-bound, in quarantine with
small-pox on board; and H.M.S. Britannia. The follow-
ing steam transports, via., Candidate, Peninsula, Pioneer,
Whitty Perk, and Snowdown, had touched at Gibraltar,
bound for tke Ciimea. H.M.S. Meander was at Lisboa.
The Iberia experienced very boisterous weather along the
Peninsular coast, accompanied by much rain and wind from
west and south, and atter entering the Bay of Biscay she
experienced heavy easterly gales.
THE PENINSULAR COMPANY'S STEAMER EITEINI,
Capt. Weeks. Admiralty agent Lieut. Poole. R.N., wired
at Southampton yeat. edgy morning with the heavy portion
..f the India mail. She left Alexandria on Feb. 5 ; Malta,
9; Gibraltar, 15. At Gibraltar were her Majesty's ship
Career, with troops from C•wk, and bar Majesty's steam
sloop Garin, trying to get o 6 the Hide. In Malta
harbour were the transports Edenell, Mary Ann, and
Canadian with troops. The Euzine, on the 15th, exchanged
numbers with the steins transports Severn end Cruses,
steering to the east, also transport 178 ; she also spoke the
brigs D.slandes and Ottoman. The Euzine experienced at
Gibraltar strong gales, with heavy rain, thunder, and
lightning ; and in crossing the Bay of Btecsy, strong gales,
rain, and heavy sea.
The General Screw Company's Steamer Calcutta,
chartered by the government, and hued up for the convey-
ance of troops. is now ready for sea. A quantity of stores
for the army arid navy, in the East has been put oa board
other at Southampton.
London, England, 1855-02-22

INDIAN OFFICERS FOR THE WAR.

It is understood that officers of the East India
Company's Army, now on furlough in this country,
and also those who have retired from that army but
are fit for duty, will, on tendering their services at
the proper department at the East India House, be
recommended to her Majesty's Government for
employment abroad during the war with Russia.

THE COMMITTEE ON THE ARMY.

The following is amongst the notices given yester-
day in the House of Commons : Mr. Roebuck—Army
before Sebastopol—to nominate the select committee :
Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Drummond, Sir John Pakington,
Colonel Lindsay, Mr. Layard, Mr. Elliott, Lord Sey-
mour, Sir George Lewis, General Peel, Mr. Bramston,
and Mr. John Ball. [Deferredfrons Thursday, 22nd
till Friday, 23rd Feb.]
It is understood that the above list has been agreed
to by the Ministry.

RESIGNATIONS.

The Times thinks that the present ministry may
b. strengthened rather than weakened by the new with-
drawals from rem and apprehends that this "strange
desertion" his in no degree affected the determination
of Lord Palmerston and his remaining colleagues
"to carry oa the government with all the vigour
of which they are capable." Ie a second artiste, the readers
of the Times ue told that " Rumour has filled** vacancies.

Sir Charles Wood is, its said, to succeed Sir James Graham
at the Admiralty, when he was cam secretary ; Mr. Card-
well is to emend Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Baines to take
Sir G. Grey's pleas at the Hosse-olacc, while Sir G. Grey
repliers his mann at the India Board. Minor thanes will
of mane follow."

The Morning Chronicle is alone antonpt the daily jour-
nals in abstaining from allusion to the meseslons.
The Herald has heard " some persons say that the Pre-
mier will endeavour to reeonstruct a Cabinet. This will,
indeed, be a task which many younger and as able men as
Viscount P.ilmenton, under such circumstances, would
shrink frost—but no incident in the political world can new
surprise us."

The Post believes " no difficulty Is likely to be superi-
ntend in filling tip the Cabinet immediately."
Rumour has been busy in other directions than those
mentioned by the Times. Thai Mr. Baines has been spoken
of es Chantsll‘r of the /3:chequer ; Lord Seymour, as Se-
cretary of tse Colonies, and Sir F. Baring as First Lord of
the Admiralty. Mire is a report, too, that a pleee will be
found lathe Cabinet for Sir Benjamin Hall.

The Wanderer of Vieona state* that the body of
the Thae de B.elehstadt (Naple's IL) will be ooseryed to
tin Preset frostier is the amuse of the must month, se
leas se the railwejeue deer of owe.
London, England, 1855-02-22

MINES.

-4
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
In the British mining stock market sellers pre-
ponderate, and prices in many cases show a down-
ward tendency. Alfred Consols closed at 14 to 141;
North Wheal Basset at 17 to 17i ; and North Robert
at 18 to 19. A few shares in Yorkellls United Mines
have been inquired for, as well as in Wheal Comford.
In the gold mining share market the feature was
a little inquiry for the Waller Company's shares.
Cobre chutes rose 11., but those of the Linares and
English and Australian Copper Companies showed
an unfavourable reaction.
London, England, 1855-08-25

MARKETS.

BUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the
British poseeedons in America, computed from the returns
made in the week ending the 21st day of August, 1866, is
235. lid. per owl. The average prim of sugar, the
produce of the Mauritius, in the week ending as above,
exclusive of duty, is 23s sd. The p pries of sugar,
the produces of the Best Indies, in the week ending es above,
and exclusive of duty, is 275. 3d. The average price of the
three foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, Is 235. did.

SUGAR.-13atsdroL, Aconite 24 —With the esiseption
of a small carpi of Porto Rico slaws, which has ben taken
by the grocers at from 395. to 40e. Bd., we have scarcely a
transaction to report this week. The market is quite bare
of samples, holders of the few sugars here not being dis-
posed to sell at present rates. Enna.' produce has been
sold to a onsideraole estsnt at improved rates, which, how-
ever, are still susceptible of ruling much higher than they
do at present. —Rum is in better demand, at steady prices.
COTTON.—LivaaeooL, AUGUST 24.—We have scarcely
any &heretics to notice in the prices of cotton. If there be
a wedeln, ia either direction, it is that under the influence
of the gloomy and rainy weather, some of the common qua-
lities of Uplands have been more freely offered for sale.
Speculators also, from the some eases, have ceased from
their previous activity, and have been lookers on. The
ensequnce has been, that in some instances, Dunn have
obtained 1 16d. advantage on the middling and lower qua-
lity of Uplands. AU other descriptions and qualities of
American remain at our former quotations. The same may
be said of Barite, Brazils, Egyptian, and I=g-stapled kinds
generally ; end there has been a fair amount of business
transacted every day. Middling Uplands, 641.; Mobile,
814.; Orleans, 811. The Committee of Broken place fair
Uplands at 641.; Mobile, €41.; and Orleans, 741. We
an led to bonen that the unfavourable harvest weather
prevailing in this district, and which at the moment is
mainly governing our proceedings, is very much confined
to this locality. Upon this very important point much
unionist will nations to be felt. From other quarters,
whether it relate to the consumption of cotton at home,
or the supply from abroad, there is nothing of novelty;
and we close the week in a quiet, though not dispirited
tone. 3,190 Amnion, 680 Bunt, 170 Egyptian, and 770
Bahia, are reported to have been take on speculation;
2,080 American, 2,160 Bunt, 30 Egyptian, and 340 Per-
na., for export; so that the deliTefiOS to the trade for
the week have been about 35.800 bales. Bales to-day,
7,000 bales. Bales of the week, 44,940 bales.
London, England, 1855-08-25

-Mr. Ingham asked if the Gems& wu is his district.

The Presidium replied la the eanastive. The Gerona
wee liviegia Retch& Highway.

Mr. 'aghast said that ;alai aside the emadalous lope.
. Milos practised ea t►e Italian, the Germs., se it append
to his, had been guilty of felony, sad meld be given into
custody without a warrant. He would Nada the Imbue
all the assistance is his power, sad he directed Tolle►rr-
"mat Weakford, 6 8, to take the matter i• head, to mom
the Itallaa's property, and to take all the mewaszy steps
his experience might dictate.
The forelgame thanked the magistrate sad retired.

ROYAL Salim—This morning an account wee
=Bed of the appropriation of the gnats made to the Boyd
Ilesiety. The total piste for the list five years amounted
to 8.0001., bat the appropriations ezetteded that sem by
?IL 10s. Bd., whisk it had beta the =testi= of the Cou: seil
to provide for oat of the =meted great of 1.0001. ler 1865.
Moisrf 01131111.--Tbe Postmaster-General has
kneed the Mewing arise :—" Oa the let of September
tad themielietb, the following regnlatioat, ha regard to the
knee and of money orders, will some tato foram
When miner of a sewn ardor prosonto a writs/a
regekides kr the order, he will set be required (even
what the =kr is set made payable Weigh a Mak) to
give more this the eersame a= the Initial of
ate Christi= same of the payee, though be will
have the optics of girls, the muse more filly ;
sad it will seine if the payos'e simmers be as fall as the
same riven by the remitter, sad be sot in say way =sew
=test therewith.—god. The payee will set be herwebeth
required to fent= the adds= ef the remitter, theagli be
will Mill have to give the remitter's same. Althea. ft
win as keg= be miemeary is eater the remitter's al411•
la the whim, the remitter will still be required to flush k
it, mai pisimubn mast, es =Merin, sates it is their
Isommi•—iteirsairn Eu.L, tieuttuy.
London, England, 1855-08-25

TIONS IN TES CIVIL SIIIIVICA.

Poet-offlor.—Mr. Matthew Austin has bean ap-
pointed Postmaster of Damianit, is the room of Mr.
Stewart,
Ordnaarelselrpdartment.—Mr. John J. Lardoer, of the
London District, TOWS,, has been promoted from a junior
clerkship to be Third impostor of Storm, vies lir. J.
DaMes, resigned.
Belhant Dockyard.—Mr. George Turner, Assistant-
Master Shipwright at Davenport Yard, has been appointed
to 'Cepheus Yard. Mr. Churchward, Clerk of the Works
for the Mayhew Tassel, has been appointed Superintendent
of Works at Malta. Mr. James bliodonnell has been ap-
pointed Superiatendent Engineer, vies Mr. Charchward,
promoted.
Castoais.—Mr. Griffith Griffiths has been appointed
Searcher in London. Mr. Sharrock Vincent has been
appointed Thlewaiter in London. Mr. George Wilcox has
been appointed Tidewaiter in Landon. Mr. James Morison,
Ent Class Tidewaiter, has been promoted to be Tide-
surveyor.
Inland Banana. Departs/oat, Bache Braneb.—Mr. John
liuria, Binning', has been appointed Supervisor of
Ballymoney. Mr. William Jobn Townsend, officer of
Chipping Barton Ride, has been promoted to be officer of
Yaws* First Distil:a Gtwl Service Sessile..

PROPOSED RECTOR'S RATE IN ST. CLEMENT
Dattite.—Lut night, a* a vestry meeting of the pariah of SL
Closest Dann, held in the vestry-room Picket-street.
Strand, Mr. Churchwarden Child to toe chair, Mr. Twia-
leg (banks') moved, sad Mr. iiamoodi seconded, a resole-
ties, to the effect that it was desirable to make provision for
the SIMMS of the rector of that pari.k by means of a rate.
Mr. Watkins moved, se as amendment, that it was inexpe-
dient to go to parliament for powers to make a rector's rate,
and that the next boldness ou the paper should be proceeded
with. Mr. Lewis, Mr. Marrough, M.P. and ver4 other
geatlemeneepported the amendment, and se
titer a few words
tivea the mover of the reeolutioa in reply, the original
tr.and amendment were pat to the meeting, and
ater was sanded with only two dimestiente, amidst
/riggings,.
London, England, 1855-08-25

TALLOW.

Influenced by the absents, of arrivals. and the large de-
mand on the spot, both for home use end for exportation,
the tallow market has advanced this week in all positions,
and closes today—on the spot. new, 665. ; all this month,
665. ; October and December, 66s ; December and January,
66,. adto 66; 64 ; separate monthly deliveries, 68s. 3d. to
660. 1141. The public sales consisted of 900 casks, of which
632 casks were sold. The deliveries to last evening were
1,832 casks; the arrivals 66 oasks.—(Fron MOMS. Smith
and Charles's Circular, of Friday evening.)

COEN.—Caximesom Aug. 44.—Then waa a small
attendance at !market to-day ; a arm feeling existed for old
shoat, which eommauded (tom le. to 2s. more money than
on this day week. Wheat, white, 775. to 80s.; extra 8 ls. ;
red, 71s. to 7so. • extra, 765. A few lots of new ofiiring ;
quality and condition very various. We had a very severe
storm and heavy fall of rain lest night, which will impede
cutting.
- • • • •

Larrcouw, Aro. 24.—Oar market was only moderately
suppbed with wheat to day; this, marled with the %mete
tied weather, has caused farmers to raise their pretauskus
3.. to 4s. per qr., at which advance a (air business wu done.
Whist, white, 775. to 80e. ; red, 741. to 765.

. . -
WAINFISLD, AUGUST 24.—Rspor4 of the wheat crop
lead to • fear that it will hardly reach an average. The
sepply this weak has beets very short, and a better inquiry
oa &Impart of millers, especially for fresh qualities, has led
to an advanos of fully 2s. per qr. on lest Friday's rats*.
Barley, firs; beaus, oats, and Atoning unaltored. Ave-
rages, week ending August 20 —Wbeat, 2,893, 72.. Bid.;
barley, 331, 38s. llid.; Gate, 84, 31s. 31d.; beans, 72,
47a. 2d.

COALS.-Anonar 24.-Boddle's West Hutley, 195.;
Chester Maio, 18s.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton,
195.; Loagrtrige's West Hartley, 19s. • Stanley Main,
181.3 d. ; Stobarts Hartley, 16..64. ; Taefleld Moor, 155.9 d.;
Tanfleld Moor Bates, 181.; West Riding Hartle 17s. 64.,
West Hartley, 191. ; Walls Bed Acorn C 1..., 20..; Walls
End Eden, 196 ; Walla Bad Golfo, th, 188.9 d. ; Walls Bad
Hatton, 19c; Walls Had liedlay, 195.; Walls
Bad Hilda, 1131 ; Walls Bad Lawson, 18s. 3d. ;
Walls Bad Riddell, 186. 94. • Walls End Belmont,
20e.; Walls Bad Framwellgate, 20s. ; Walls Bad Hawed,
21s. 64.; Walla Bad Hatton, 21s. 64.; Walls End Napier
Grange, 20s. ; Walls Bad L‘mbton, 211.; Walls End
&alum, 20s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Dioateßne, 195.; Walls Bed
Pensher, 20s. 3.1.; Walls Bad Itossal's Hatton, 21a.;
Walls Bad South Hatton, 21s. 31. ; Walls Bad Stewart,
21s. 61. ; Walls Bad Waitwell, 19s. • Wale Bad Camp,
80e. 3d. ; Walls Bad Hartlepool, 21s. 3d. ; Walla End
Hrugh Hall, 11M 9d.; Walls Bud Renee, 20c 9d ; Walls
Bed Swath Hartlepool, 20e. 9d.; Walls Bad South Hellos,
191.9 d. ; Walls Had Toes, 21a. 6d.; Bkohgrom Graigols.
225. ed.; Denreatwater Hartley, M.
London, England, 1855-02-14

GUILDHALL.

Mrs. Dalby, the wife of ti boot maker carrying on 'twine's
at 151, Flset•street, applied for a summons against her hus-
band under this following circumstances :—She complained
that en Thursday last her ►usband obtained her watch of
her under the pretence of getting a key for it, but he im-
mediately
sent his man out to pledge it, for tie purpose of
spiting her. He then, as she alleged, turned her out of
doors and said she might go ono g•t her living for the
future by prostitution. She u.tircately asked him for the
key of her bednom, and on retiring at night she found every
article of furniture removed into another room and put
under lock and key, so that abo bad only the bare boards to
lie on. . . . .

AlAtsmstt ggre reminded her that the furniture wee her
husband's preperty.
Curaplainant said she knew that, although when she mar-
ritd him five years ago she had 1001. worth of furniture and
1001. of her own. _ _

Alderman Rose asked if she complained of violence, and
why she was so treated ?
Complainant said he had frequently dinged her down
stairs, ►nd on one ceession desired the men to lock her up
in the coal cellar. She could only attribute it to the fact of
his having to keep bit mother and four listen, who made all
the mischief between them.
The summons was then granted.
London, England, 1855-02-14

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDING
ORDERS.

Yesterday the following bills were declared by the
examining barristers of the House of Commons to have
complied with the standing orders:
Saveitts PALLET RAILWAT.—For abandonment of pre-
sent terminus at Shrewsbury, and junction with Shrews-
bury and Hereford, construction of new station at Shrews•
bury, fixing the share capital at 400,0001., power to Oxford,
Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway to subscribe, and
to make working arrangements.
CAPE TOWN RAILWAY Awn DOCK Comraxv.—For •
line in the colony of the Cape of Good Hope, especially be
tween Cape Town, Simons Town and Bay, Staten Bosch,
' and Wellington, with docks ; proposed capital, 600,0001.
LUTON, DUNSTABLE, AND WELWYN RAILWAY.—For a
line from the London and North Western at Dunstable, to
the Great Northern at Welwyn, at an estimated cost of
109,0001.
FURNESS RAILWAY.—POWer to purchase lands for addi-
tional stations, to contribute to Burrow Harbour, to raise
further capital, and fur creation of new shares for liquida-
tion of debenture debt.
LANCARHIRE AND YORYJIIIRE AND BLACKBURN RAIL.
WAY COMPANIZI.—For amalgamation.
BARROW HARBOUR.—To extend. the limits of the har-
bour and power to borrow 30,0001.
GUN BARREL PROOF ROURF.S.—To limure the due proof
of gun barrels in England.
MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE.—TO provide an M
lan for duly qualified medical men and their widows in
reduced circumstances, a school for their sons, and annul-
ties or pecuniary assistance to them in distress.
The other bills were Ludlow Improvement, and Wey-1
month Waterworks. The General Land Drainage and Ins-
promment Company's Bill was withdrawn.
London, England, 1855-02-14

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIL

CASUALTIES.
Anissia (br:g), from New V.,rk to this port, leden with
turpentine, yin, abandoned uud burnt at sea.—Liverpool,
Feb. 13.
Argyle, from the Clyde to New York, went ashore na
Spain Beach Jan. 28, and is breaking up ; one Amiga
and tour of the crew drowned, and tire remained on the
wreck.—New York, Jan. 30.
Witch of the Wind, of and from St. John, N. 8., P.r
pool, wee fallen in with Jan. 31, partlydiemasu d, yaw,
logged, anti abandoned, by the Newfoundland Packet,
Green, which arrived here Jan. 31, from Botton.—likg.
I fax, Feb. 1.

LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN PORTS.—hit, g
Havre ; &rasa, at Phil. delphia ; Feronia, at Genoa;
Prudencia, at San Sebastian ; Cherokee, and Grand Bony,
at Bunny ; lener.tte (a.s.), at GlOratta! ; Snake, and Fusty,
at St. Michael's; Faz, 13.pu, and ivactous, at Terceira;
Dreadnought, Ramat ROMP, and Constellation, at Nem
York ; alelita (s.s.), and Taurus (s.s.), at Constmatoople
London, England, 1855-02-14

DESPATCH FROM ADMIRAL SIR EDMUND

LYONS.

ADM:JIMMY, FI1117•1T 13,1866.

A despatch has been received from Rear-Admiral
Sir Edmund Lyons, of which the following is ar
extract: _ _ _

-..
Agamanos, off Sebastopol. Jan. 27, 1865.
iiiir,—l have the bosons to report, for the informa-
tion of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty,

that since my last general letter of the 23rd inst. (No.
60) the weather has been particularly fine. The health
of the army has been much benefited by the change.
A good deal of progress has been made in hutting the
troops and distributing the clothing which has
been so liberally sent out from England—eo that the
men express themselves as being comfortable.
2. The health of the Fleet and of the Naval
Brigade is excellent. The men are well supplied
with fresh meat and vegetables, and also with oranges
sent from Malta by Rear-Admiral Stewart.

3. The fire from the batteries of the Allies has
increased during the last week, and that of the
enemy has not slackened. New guns have been
mounted in our batteries during the last four days.
4. On the 24th instant I passed the day at Bala-
klava to superintend the service going on there, and
to make inquiries and examine into matters connected
with the duties of the port and the transport service.
I met Lord Raglan there, by appointment, and we
made some arrangements which will, I trust, have a
beneficial effect.—l have, &c.,

(Signed) E. C. LYONS.
Rear-Admiral and Command
To the Secretary of the Admiralty.

Runs NEWB.—Paria correspondents, writing to
the buieretselatsce Belga of yesterday, mention that the Two
Sicilia, Hanover, and Portugal, have given their adhesion to
the Western alliance; that M. Mostalembert will speak in
the Legislature on the law relative to recruiting; that, on
the mandate of the Archbishop of Paris, a grand fate will be
held on Sunday nest in all the churches of his diocese. in
honour of the proclamation of the Insraecniate Con-
ception; that M. Pereigay will shortly re-enter tie
Cabinet without a portfolio; that the rumour gains
credence that General Canrobert is to be recalled, and
8 certain Marshal et Frames appointed in his stead;
and that a marriage between Prince Napoleon and
one of the Princesses of the Itoyal Family of Wurtemberg
is once more spoken of. The Meta journals state that orders
have been received by engineers to prepare the ground there
for a camp of 100,001 men, who are to be visited by the
Emperor and Prince Napoleon. The budget of HO will be
proonto4 tbio week to tho Lesidativ• Cm*.
London, England, 1855-02-14

LAZARUS V. DOWAILD.-ASBAOLT AND FAME 130411-

sONMENT.

Kr. Edwin James and Mr. C. Pollock appeared for the
plaintiff; and Mr. Atherton and Mr. Russell represented
the defendant. . . . _

This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a cigar
manufacturer, carrying on business at 9, Worship-street,
Finsbury, to recover compensation in damages from the
defendant, the landlord of the Admiral Kepptl, High-
street, Shoreditoh, for an assault and false impri,onment.
It appeared that on the 11th of September last, the plain-
tiff, late at night, in company with a woman of the name
of Stone, entered the defendant's house, and, during the
time they were partaking of some refreshment in front of
the bar, the defendant's daughter accused the plaintiff of
an attempt to pick Mrs. Stone's pocket. He denied this
charge, whereupon an angry altercation ensued, which re-
sulted in the defendant aesaultiog the plaintiff, who imme-
diately west for a policeman to give him in charge ; but
the constable, not having witnessed the assault, declined to
interfere. Subsequently, he went for another constable, who
turned out to bas the constable usually on that " best,"
but he also refused to take the charge, whereupon the de-
fendant, addressing the plaintiff, said, " Now, as you have
been so abusive and insolent, I will give you in obarße for
attempting to pick Mrs. Stone'. pocket." The plaintiff
was taken to the station-house, confined there all night,
and on being brought before Mr. D'Hyncourt the neat
morning, the defendant and his family had app ared to
press the charge against him. He aria remanded and sent
to the lions* of Detention, where he was confined for a
week, so as to enable the police to in .tituto enquiries as to
his cliaraeter. At the aspiration of that time he was dis-
charged, it having turned out that the account be gave of
himself wa in every respect correct. Tho evidence adduced
on the part of the defendant attempted to establish and
justify hie having Riven the plaintiff into custody on a
charge of felony, and was of a moat conflicting nature.
The Lord Chief Baron in summing up said, the stories of
the plaintiff and defendant were as different as they well
could be. There were some molt remarkable contra.
dictions, and it was entirel for the jury to say,
keeping in mind the probabilities 6f the case, to
which side they would give credit. He could not help ob-
serving that it was greatly to be regretted that the plaintiff
should have been detained for a week in custody for the
purpose of enabling inquiries to be instituted as to kis cha-
racter, abode, and connezione, which inquiries hid in
every way agreed with the statement made by the plaintiff
himself. These inquiries might have been made in a muck
shorter time, so as not to have deprived this young man of '
London, England, 1855-02-14

Env eriprefso.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
A Snood Mitten of "The every containing the same evening's
nlefts," is published needs, and irlday night, in time
for post
Advattionsents Intended for "The Esprem," London Evening paper,
mot be at the Mos, 10, Bolltrait-141104 by Two o'clock on the
day of publication.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE.
This DA:—Moral (, 1111. 69m Afternoon, Oh. Om.
To.noanow—ltorning, Oh. lem Afternoon, lh. Sm.

LONDON, IVEDNESDAII FEBRUARY 14.

LATEST
NEWS FROM ABROAD

BERLIN, TIIZSDAY.
A despatch from St. Petersburg, dated yesterday,
announces that nothing particular had taken place
before Sebastopol, except a sortie on the night of the
31st of January, in which the Russians took three
officers and seven men prisoners.—Daily News.

BUCHAREST, EBB. 6.

Yesterday a detachment of 500 Wallachian volun-
teers, under the command of Colonel Wanduni, left
Mazimeni to join the Turkish corps at Braila. The
enrolment of volunteers for the Ottoman service is
making progress.—Daily News.

The Iran Zeitung of Berlin announces that Aus-
tria is resolved to renew her demand for the mobili-
sation of the Federal army at present ordered to be
made ready for war. In that case she will farther
press for the election of a Federal Commander-in-

Prussia will oppose this measure, and will also
endeavour to obtain from the Diet a vote forbidding
the presence of foreign armed corps (a French corps
crarmee) within the territory of the Band.
The King of Hanover is hastening on military
preparations; and letters from Vienna state that he
has empowered Baron de Stockhausen to conclude a
separate treaty with Austria. Brunswick and Nassau
have also sent declarations on that point of a very
satisfactory character for the Austria* Cabinet.

Letters from the frontier of Poland state that the
recent dislocation of troops in that kingdom is
ascribed to a change of the plan of defence. It is
believed that the object of the Russian commander is
to make the right bank of the Vistula, between
Lublin, Zamoso, Wieprz and the Vistula, and between
Warsaw and Braces, the theatre of the war.—Daily
News.

The German papers publish the following tele-
graphic despatches :
Weassw, FEB. 12.—The Russian government
has published and ratified the convention for tele-
graphic communications between Russia and Prussia,
and the following states which belong to the Austro-
German telegraph union :—Bavaria, Saxony, War-
temberg, Hanover, Baden, and Mecklenburg fichwe-
rin.o

"VIENNA, Fin. 12.—A new manifesto of the Em-
peror Nicholas, published at Bt. Petersburg on the
11th instant, orders a general arming of the people
throughout the whole extent of the Russian Em-
l"

PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, TUIIDAT.

Closing prices :—Three per Cent. Renton, for money,
87.40; for account, 87.45; ditto Four-and-a-Ralf per
Cents., for money, 95.80. The French funds have
recovered f per cent. The announcement of the
mission of Lord J. Russell to Vienna operated
favourably.—Daily Neps.
London, England, 1855-02-14

THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx.

Very little business his been done in the English
stock market this morning, and scarcely any fluc-
tuation has taken place. Prices are at the present
moment scarcely so good as they closed yester-
day. Consols have been dealt in at 91 to
911 for account, and 90; to 911 for money, and are
now quoted 911 exactly for the 6th March, and JO/
to 91 for cash. The Three per Cents. Reduced
mark 911 to t ; the New Three per Cents., 91 to
91i ; Bank Stock, 2134 to 214 ; Exchequer Bills, 6s.
to' s. prem. ; and India Bonds, 12e. to 159. prem.
The foreign stock market remains dull. Mexican
is quoted 20; to 21= ; Spanish Deferred Three per
Cents., 17; to 18. Russian Five •per Cents., 99 to
101; and Turkish, 73/ to 761. Spanish Old Three
per Cents. have been dca:t in at 36; the Committee's
Certificates, at 44 per cent.; Dutch Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., at 62; to I; ditto Four per Cent. Certi-
i ficates, at 93i; and Russian Foor-and-s-Half per
1 Onto" at 88j.
London, England, 1855-02-14

'one Court.

WINDSOR, Fsa. 13.
The dinner party yesterday included the Lachesis
of Kent, the Duke of Cambridge, Lady Fanny Howard,
Baroness do Speth, Lieut.-Colonel lion. J. Macdonald,
Lient.-Colonel Tyrwhitt, and Major Clifton.
The lanid_ of the Royal Horse Guards playcd during
Caner, and the private band ititir dinner.

The Duke of Cambridge took leave of the Qum tiug'
morning, and left the Coate for London, attended by
Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. J. Macdonald, Lieut.-Colmel
Tyrwhitt, and Major Clifton.

Prince Albert, with Prince Alfred, skated in the Home.
park this forenoon. Her M..jesty, attended by the Mar.
chioness of Ely, was present.

The Gentlemen in Waiting skated with his Royal
Highnets.

A deputation from the City, consistir g of Hr. T. H. HQ
(chairman), Mr. H. L. Taylor, Mr. Blake, Mr. Hawking,
the City Remembrancer, end the City Architect, bad an in-
terview with Sir William Molesworth, yeettrday, at the
Office of Public Workr, in Whitehall place.

A deputation from the Committee of Anglo-Peravitn
Bondholders had an interview with Lord Wodehouse, at
the Foreign.office, yesterday. The following gentlemen
attended :—Mesers. Thornton, Hodgson, and Ward.

. ,
Despatches from the Govcrnors of the North American
Provinces, and alao from the Governors of theWebt Coast of
Africa, we re received yesterday at the Colonial-office.

Mr. Bowyer, M.P. for Dundalk, has arrived in
town from the continent, where he has been detained by
suers indisposition.
THE SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, Ezeter•hall
announce Mendeissobn's " St. Paul " for Friday, the 23d
with Madame Clara Norcilo, Mrs. Iriclity, ids. sun:
Rams, sad Mr. \Velar, principal vocalists.
London, England, 1855-02-14

WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.

--*--
(FROM THE OFFICE OP THE ELECTRIC TELEGRATI
CoMPANY.)
TCERDAT, FEB. 13.
Stations. Course of Wind. State of Weather.
Greenwich N.
Lothhury .
Holyhead
Duelin
Liverpool
Bristol
Plymouth
Exeter
Gloucester
Cardiff
Swansea N.E.
Ilaverfordwest S.W.
Lowestoft
Ips with E.N.E. ... Frost.
arsrich
s.E Frost.
Leamington N.E.;
Darby N.E.
Nottingham N.E.
Le:eider
Lees N.N.W.. . Hard frost.
Manchester
Mayport
Sheffield N.
Stose.on.Trent. ...... .... N.
Lanosi•ter
Carlisle
Whitehaven N.E.
Southampton
Cowes N.
Portsmouth
Pole
Winchtleld
Gainsborough
Boston
Great Grimsby N.W. Frost.
Harm
Yarmouth E.S.E. ... Frost—Sacw.
Br,ghton . N.
Edinburgh. W. Had free'.
Perth....„. E. Hard frost.
Aberdeen
Dundee ...... N.
Glasgow N.
Greenock
Sunderland
Hull
Berwick
Darlington
Scarborough S.E. line.
Whitby .. ......„
Ilt idhagton
York
unbridge
N.E.
Hard trod.
T
N.E. ... Partially cloudy.
Strood
N.E.

AN A3IERICAN SNOW STORM.—A great storm of
snow and wind raged ever the region of the Mimos,ippi
the 25th ult. A New York paper of the 29th says :—..Tbs
train en the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad, with a lug'
number of passengers and several members of the legisle
tore, was frozen up on the prairie in snow some eight fed
deep. Tho passengers burned the cars, and by robbing the
can of a consignment of oysters preserved themselves Inc
starvation. By last aceninls they are still there. Relief,
however, had been sent to them on the 26th.
LIVERPOOL CHAMBER OF CONINIERCE.—At the fitt
monthly meeting of the Liverpo"l Chamber of Comments,
held on Monday, Edward Heath, Esq., woe unanimous!,
elected president for the current year; Charles Holland,
Esq., vice•president ; and John Aiken, MN., treasure
The various committees were re-appointed, and the thataber
adjourned until Monday neat.
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specimens of British manufactures,in Dressing-cues, Wx4Aest4
Writing-c..ses, Draping-bags, and other articles of or larnl
eatable !or presentation. A separate department for Paper Vdt
Manufactures and Bagatelle Tables. Titbits Cutlery, Razors, Smamt
Penknives, Strops, Paste, &c., as usual. bhipping order, extents
for merchants and captains. An extensive &sentiment of meal
Hair and other Brushes for the toilet.