The Sun.
London, England, 1855-02-09 00:00:00

' territory, A Iby the Simplon road, into Lombardy, IMPERIAL PARLIAiI
and thence through Austria, to the seat of war on
the Danube. We suppose that in such a case the
Swiss Government, through whose territories the
troops would have to pass, will be consulted.
Hitherto the neutrality of the republic has been
guarded almost with ostentation.

HO USE OF COMMONS—CMS j°'
The SPEAKER took the chair shortly after 1,

PRIVATE BILLS.
The following bills were read a second 011,e,0
donderry and Coleraine Railway ; Oxford, 1'
and Wolverhampton Railway (narrow itlage).

The German Journal of Frankfort contains a
letter from Vienna of the 3d, which says :—The
Imperial decree of• Nov. 2, which ordexed the
whole of the army to be placed on a war footing by
the end of January, has been punctually executed.
At present all the reserves have arrived at their
several corps. In consequence of the new arrange-
ments, each regiment has been raised from 4,600
men to 8,000.

PETITIONS. f,
Sir J. SHELLEY presented a pet
omnibus proprietors in Westminster, P33T
abolition of mileage duties and for the estan°
a more equitable system.
Mr. WATSON presented a pet
Hull, praying for the abolition of
and of all restrictions except those
by law. (Hear, hear )

The Lithographic Correspondence of Berlin, of
the 4th, says :—" It is positively stated that the
Duke of Coburg has refused the mission which was
proposed to him, to the Western Powers, in the
interest of Prussia. It is thought likely that the
prince will return in a few days to his own States.

ADJOURNMENT OF TH
The CHANCELLOR of the EX
that the lion,,e at its rising do a
week. Agreed to.
POSTPONEMENT OF
Several hon. members who had
standing for the ensuing week, ti
them until other days.
REPORTATION OF IRIS'
Colonel DUNNE wished to ask
of State for the Home Department,
intention of the Government to inl
a stop to the revolting cruelties pr.e
tation of paupers, being resident in
S:r E. HALL said, with reference
begged to remind his hen. and gab
wards the latter part of last sessioi
of the house was appointed to invest
ject of the present law of removals
land. In consequence of the latene
number of points raised for consider
flitting nature of the evidence add
resolved, at the end of the sessi
the evidence, and accompany it b:
to the house to resume the in
possible in the present session. He
reply to the hon. and gallant mem
intention, within a fortnight, to m'
mitten be reappointed, but it would
that committee had finished its lal
Government to any course as to th
bill. (Hear, hear.)
PASSENGER ACT AMEND'
In accordance with the request of
Mr. F. PEEL consented to post'
for the house going into committee
Monday, the 26th inst.
NEW WRIT.
Mr. HAYTER moved that the Cl
issue a writ for the election of a mi
New Windsor, in the room of Lord
had accepted the stewardship of th(
holm.

A despatch from Verona, under date of the 3d,
announces that the authorities of that place have
discovered another plot of the Mazziniau party,
and twenty persons have been apprehended. No
particulars are given.

Baron Koller, the newly appointed Ambassador
for Austiia at Constantinople, left Trieste on the
4th inst.

The bill forbidding non-Prussion paper currency
under'lo thalers, on and after the 31st December
next, passed the Second Chamber on the Gth inst.

MARKET .NEWS-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.
Since Monday, the arrivals of English wheat up to our
market coastwise and by land carriage, have been on a very
limited scale, and the show of samples to-day, was trifling.
For most kinds, we had only a moderate inquiry. In the
quotations, scarcely any change took place from Monday.
Foreign wheats were mostly held for money; but the
business doing in that grain was limited, at about station-
ary prices.

Floating cargoes were steady, but not dearer.
Malting barley was in fair request at full prices ; but
grinding and distilling sorts met a slow sale.
In the value of malt we have no report to make.
There was a decided improvement in the oat trade, and
good sound lower was rather dearer.
Beans, peas, and flour as last advised. '

ARRIVALS THIS MINK.
ii Wheat. Barley. Malt.
1,250 3,230 3,410
-- --
5,590 -- --

English ..
Trish ..
Foreign ..

Oats. I Flour,
361 670

ADMIRAL SIR C. NA
Mr. CRAUFORD, seeing the Set
the Admiralty in his place, wished
was true, as had been stated, that I
ratty had censured and dismissed Atli
late Commander of the Baltic fleet ;
tions had been given to the gallant
duty ; and whether such instructiol
gallant admiral in his operations ?
Admiral BERKELEY said—Sir,
more than myself the necessity whieJ
man feels in putting the question he
one can regret more than myself that
friend Sir C. Napier should have bl
creet in saying what he is reported
dinner at the Mansion-House. (MI
expressed these regrets, it is my d
house that Sir C. Napier has not heel
missed from his command—that he
to improperly attack any fortification
that he was not restricted in Any Tr
those fortresses which he thought pr(
informed by the Admiralty that the
everything he could perform to b(
executed against the enemy. I
that Sir C. Napier, in speaking as
set so bad an example to those offic,
commanded ; and I regret extrem(
duty as the senior nava'. Lord of
state how much we must disapprove
in any officer in her Majesty's n,
Charles Napier is complaining of
science in the Admiralty, he ought
by the conduct he is himself purl'
superiors he is set`ing a good exampl4
him ; whether it is likely to secure
these officers, and whether such condo,
one who assumes the command of a fir
with our Allies, the French.
SUPPLY'Thnd edt.
eralroertofothe committee or, sui
up a
me. WILSON said he had given nal
of supply to you. s. supplemental eiVII
bat owing to an error of the Printer
not yet in the hands of the 11004',
simple matter, however, and he ~//1
be &lowed to o into committee.
a vote of 70,0001, being in excess of th,
try supplied to the army in the East,
for printing patents under the new lalv
met ultimately by the stamps placed or
the fees for which would be paid into
Fund. There was a third vote of 8,01

cess in the extraordinary expenditur4
Foreign Courts, in consequence of th'
messengers they were compelled to em,
Alter a few words from Sir H. V
WILLIAMS, and Mr. STAFFORD, the I
committee, and the three votes were ag
WAYS AND MEAN'
The house then went int) a cotnmi
means.

On the motion of Mr. WILSON the
tion was agreed to :—"That, towards
supply granted to her Majesty for the
grants f'or the service of the year endini
March, 1855, the such of 2,000,0001. b,
the Consolidated Fund of the United ICT
Britain and It eland.
The house then resumed.
STAFF OFFICERS.
On the motion of Col. DUNNE, the foil(
ordered :—Return of those officers whi
certificates at the senior department of
tary College, and have been subsequent
the staff of our army, during the last 20
AGENTS OF TRANSPO.
On the motion of Col. DUNNE, the folio
()Here(' :—Return of the names, ages,
service of the naval officers employed
ranean and Black Sea as agents of trap.
SCHOOLMASTERS IN SCOT
Mr. STIRLING obtained leave to be
amend the law relating to schoolmasters
THE ARMY IN THE CRI
The CHANCELLOR of the EXC'

18,st night the hon. member for Richtn,
whether he had any objection to lay on'
house a copy of the official papers on whit
statement that exclusive of sick at Balakla'
there was an effective [British force of
dependently of 3,000 or 4, 000 marines and
He was not prepared yesterday to answi
but he could do so now. Well, then,
had to make was this—There was g]
founded upon general principles, appli(
time of peace as a time of war, to produt
respecting the distribution of our million
inconvenience might arise from the
such a practice now, and, therefore, lit
would be no disposition to press thi
fn pr.idnee ataternents of this kind. (CI
same time, if any honourable member (It
the information in order to satisfy his 0'
the accu racy of his statement, the access
freely given. (Cheers.)
Colonel DUNNE highly approved of tb
by the right honourable gentleman.
The other orders of the day were thel
and the house adjourned at one o'clock.

AN EYE TO BUSINESS.—Mr. William
has sent home several spirited sketches fr'
writes to a friend :—" I suggested to In,'
that, if Lord Raglan would let me know,
me a good position when the grand final
be made, that I wonld have a drawing
home with the despatches. I asked him
thing to Lord Raglan, and I intend to press
MUNIFICENT BEQUESTS—The will of 11110
Billington, of No. 1, Davidge-terrace,
just been proved at Doctors' Commons by
Mr. Wilkinson (159, Strand), his son, al?'
Dain, of Hornsey. This lady was ein!i
guished for her private charities and public,
and particularly as a large subscriber to.
building of old Lambeth Church. Afterl°
sion by her will for her relatives and dome
tatrix bequeaths all the rest of her prorel
lowing public institutions :—To the Few'
Asylum, Westminster-road, 1,5001. coif
Lambeth Pension Society, 1,5001. cev!l
Rector of Lambeth, 1,0001. consols, the
applied for aged persons not receivir!'
relief or recipients of the Lambeth
cioty ; to the Incumbent r f St. Mar'
Church, Lambeth, 1,0001. consolo, the 2
►
applied for fuel and clothing in the wintlr
the poor Of his district, and the residue of r
a:no:luting to about 7,0001., equally as I,°,e,
liliud School, St. George's-fields, the
Dumb Institution, the 'Asylum for I)''i'o
Children, the Charing'-cross Hospital,
Distressed Widows, the National Berie'-tAI
Lion, King's College Hospital, the Sal" sc)
tun), the Philanthropic Society's Fallis,
Brampton 'Hospital for Consumption AP"Tdl4l3'
Chest, the Free Cancer Hospital, the -`roci
Asylum, Wanstead, the Lambeth Boys' Pi
tile Lambeth Thank Offering Church. an
the Di.strict ; the Incumbent of St:
Southwark, in aid of the expenses of dived
of the tchools attached to the church ; spat,..oie
t
h3rit of St. Michael's Church, Burleigh stye
aid of the endowment fund. The property f
was sworn under 25,0001.

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