The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-05 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

•
will Eod Hatton, 22e. ; Walls Bad Hassr_ilL B.;
Wall Bid Tees, 19a. 6d. • Walls Bad But H
19t. 9d. ; Walla End Hiulleoool, 194. 9d.; W 717211.1
Braddyli Hatted, Ik. 6d.; Walls End Taints% 17a. id.;
Wyloos. 16a.; Holywell. : Taolleld Moor Batas, 1.55. ;
Haepada Hartley, 15e. 9d. ; Boddie§ Hartley, 164. 9d.—
Ship at /smut, 61; at Na. 70.

Yesterday mornings number of persons from
Dablin went on board the Amerioan war steamer lying in
Kingstown Harbour, sod began distributing drink among
the men, singing Fenian songs and giving Paean toasts.
/Ire commander, on discovering their conduct, at ones sent
them on shore, and stopped the privilege of visiting his
vessel.
The gunboat Nightingale and the cutter Rater
were on duty in the Dublin bay Friday and Saturday
nights overhauling vessels fad Stephan.
The 92nd Highlanders arrived at Dublin yester-
day in the troop ship Simoom from Portsmouth.
Mr. G. Cooke has been appointed registrar to the
district Court of Probate of Liverpool, rendered vacant by
the decease of the late resistrer.
DZATIi OP MR. Jatewa CAMPBELL, Q.C. —The
dank is anamuroad of Mr. James Campbell. QC., • Cam.
miseceer of Cheddar for Reglad end Wdes. He was
called to the bar by Liocollecinn in 1821, asd made a
Quota's Counsel in UM On hie appointment as Commie-
slower of Charities he ceased to metres n
ave the bee.
Taus Laws OaDeAnt Claosrovr. —captain Oronow,
who lately died is Pill* hart left a widow and four yeang
children by his mooed marriage ateerly distant*, without
miens to defray hie funeral upessis, or even to purchase
bread. Sehroriptions will be received by Messrs. Smith,
Elder, and Co., Cornhilt and and by Messrs.
Cot and Greenwood, army agents, Crsig's-eourt, Pada-
inset-street.
ADOMEDSHOP MANNINO AND ST.PATEICH'• DAY.
—A singular document bag been Waal by Archbishop
Mw-
niog in reference to the forthcoming an • -try of St.
Patrick, and has been largely circulated amongst thorn it
more immediately sonewas. It is as follows :—" Indulgence
of his Grace the Archbishop of Westminster. A trace in
honour of St. Patrick, 1966. Immune. tothatai• from into:-
nada, liquors from 6 o'clock on Friday amiss the 16th to 12
o'clock ou Sunday night the 18th of Match, and offer this
set of mortification for the good of my soul and to avert the
anger of Cod so justly deserved oa amount of the sin of
druakeaama N.B.—Whoever regains it may keep this
tram sad still take a glass of malt liquor at meals. His
Grace the Archbishop of Westminster, has been pleased to
great 40 days' indulgenos to all who accept this truce, and
who keitp_thdr proms
Tan WALTHER AND ran PANEL—Mad of the
parks yesterday were visited by large number of persons,
but although the toe on the enters in each were frozen over,
the osly ones in which it was atrosg enough to beer even a
few people were the oraameutal water in 83. James's-park,
sad the Roned-poed in Setwiestorgardees, in the owe of
the former of these several immersions took plus, in spite
of the precautions of the officers of the Royal Humane
likenity„ whom tests an now erected.
Ikreavisw OF • FENIAN DilioarrOw WITH
PIMILDIET Iommon.—WMILICOTON, Fan 19, 1866. —The
dsputatios appointed at the Fenian mass meeting on Sa-
turday night, consisting of Mayor Wallach, B. Dona Mi-
lne, Congressmen Rodgers end Hogan, and several others,
had an interview with the Presideut this everting, who ap-
pdated Wedneeday for • special interview, so that the
ppanpperw regarding the repent alleged online on American
Oiliness in Ireland can be pound and a reply prepared.—
Mn York Herald.
G. F. Twit AID PRIME= JOHNSON. —neve
was an immense meeting on Monday evening at the Cooper
lastante, in which Finianiera and Fereaado Wood de-
mocracy commingled as kindred drops. lion. Caleb Ott*.
fag was announced as one of the orators, but failed to ap-
pear. The newspapers report the gathering as crowded
sad enthusiastic beyond all precedent, several ladies
one fainting before the exercises commenced. The
following excerpts ate from the published proceedings :
Mr. George Francis Train offered a resolution, which was
carried, to the effect that France was the friend of
Ireland, and that the headquarters of the Fenian@
were la the Tnikvies of Paris. (Wild therm) Hr.
Troia thew offered the following, which was adopted :
Resolved—That the secession fraternity of Steven..
Sumner, Anarchy, Sambre, and Hell, do not express our 11110
denote. sod that we iodine* the policy of Andrew John-
son. (Immense applause.) Mr. Fernando Wood closed
his very able and eloquent speech with these weeds So
help him God, be would use all his inflame*, personal
and political, for the foraterenee of Fesiardsea.' (Intense
ezeiteineet.r —New York Standard, Feb. 17.
STAIN PMATEAM.--FOT•igOaTS learned not without
a certain compasocia that ace archbishop is first ordered by
the Queen to prepare • prayer on • given subject ; thisdom,
he is required to submit it for approval to the Lade of the
Pnvy Conseil ; these gentlemen, we are told, commonly
make same alteratioa in it, sufficient at least to maintain
their right to alter what they please. It has been mid
that • member of the Privy Conseil many years ego,
noxious to mann the minds of those who feared " sash
Puseryits meanie as the independence of the church,"
remarked that "no ma who bad ever been present at •
meeting of Privy Conseil sad me the archbishop stand
waiting while the lay members of the Connell ware
readies sod altering his prayer, would ever again talk about
that." The payer, after bong duly operated on, is sent as
it were blesg from all its wounds to the Queen's printer,
and is thence despatched to the parochial clergy, who are
ordered to read it aloud is their respective churches, and
read it is sooordingly. Certainly, It seems at first sighs
strange that, having appointed an archbishop, cad siren
him a subject for pm sr, we yet caaaot trod him to com-
pose • fitting form w correction ; sad no doubt there
are those who deem the ungodly creatures and lax
theologises to be toned in the Privy I:loaned wholly milt
either to suggest or criticise in such seathers. But as yet
our people prefer to he in bondage to thaw ther than
to the bies, and we like, though y, to have
some ea as to what we will prey for, sad hew we will do it.
• Magazine toe Meech.
The Chinca guano Wands are three in number ;
the largest has • superficial area of two and • half square
miles. About 400 ship. visit them Wards annually, and
Derry sway worth 6,000,0001. sterling. The islands
have a of 2,000, of whom 600 are Chinon. On
the lei island them are several European and American
stores, a photographic gallery. sad emend hotels end bil-
liard Woos& The Wasik have • mail oommaeicatto• with
the main lead twice • mostlx—Pawnee Sear.
QUINTAL PAL•CM. HALP-A-CROWN DAY.
SATURDAY, Hawn 3.-645;5t0 on payment, 1,392 ;
ditto by meson tickets, 5, total, 6,964.