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LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT DERBY. field and Clergy, and ministers of all denominations."
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He hoped the reverend persons who were the subject of
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the toast would not think it beneath their influence or
In no country is the weather watched with more
COM-
On Tuesday last a dinner was given at the Athenaeum their dignity to use their great power for the purpose ofThe Duke of Wellington, 131, screw three-decker, 50, which was ordered to relieve Hastings, as flag-ship,
at Derby to celebrate the recent triumph of the liberalaptain H. B. Martin, C. 8., in the steam basin, got in the East Indies. So that, by a singular coincidence,
his short but. brilliant career was chiefly remarkable, for
PUBLISHED EVEP)
showing that both giving and receiving a bribe was an anxiety than in aorna California;; end while one class of
her funnel up yesterday morning, and lighted her fires,
party in that borough by the unseating of Mr. Horsfall, offence against humanity, religion, the Word of God, mgigins7,arwehoesveehuryeswaiereincognfceernrtraiante,donertdheer
to" dhrey
adbigle-
d 1 •h. • in his services in river warfare, on the Yang-tee-Kiang, the
San Juan de Nicaragua, and the Irrawaddy. Shortly
and the return of Mr. Hayworth. The Mayor occupied
-occupi and the laws of the country. (Applause.)the machinery being ready for trial. It reflects no
small amount of credit on the engineer department of LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 29. ,
the chair. He was supported by Mr. Hepworth, M.P., The Rev. W. F. WILKINSON acknowledged the toast, to wash the earth which they have been accumulating
He said, as an elector of Derby, I feel an honest pride in during the summer season,, another class, whose labours
this dockyard that the gigantic motive power of thin
after his arrival at Rangoon Admiral. Austin died of EP
Mr_ Bass, m•p., the Rev. W. F. Wilkinson, Mr. J. the vindication and the rescue of the independence of are confined to the banks of the river, view with
colossal ship should have been got ready for trial by the cholera. The commodore remained with the squadron JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
different feelings the fall of the barometer. off the coast, and the commander of the river devolved Dividend • Amount
_
Barber, Mr. J. Coppock, and others. the borough, and in the restitution of its just, and legi- very
.Themerchants their very day intended-the commencement of the financial Name of Company, of
per
who confide goods to the principally on Captain Loch, In spite of an oppressive cli-Paid. P. ice.
After the usual loyal toasts had been drunk, timate, and characteristic representation. (Cheers.) As . year-considering the delays and trouble in getting her Annum. Share.
The MAYOR gave the toast of the evening-the health a Liberal in politics,.by • ' since I felt traders for sale in the interior are likewise equally .
conviction, ever machinery piecemeal from the Clyde, for the want of mate and a harassing enemy, he kept the communica-
in such matters, I interested in the state of the weather, and all . •. tandsucceeded, • todds, • ions open, - A £ s. d. £s. d.
If capable of forming a judgment
of the members for the borough, which was received
havemyee a right to rejoice in the confirmed ascendency of parties eagerly consult the " old inhabitants," who have
No one who saw the engine-room of this ship a fortni ht
a pelling the Burmese to retire, in great measure, from the eruistiirstailaesot:Li;jrie°;(ii V.' per cent. oo 0 40 c 0 92
with great applause. • and my party. But, as a minister of perhaps been residing three or four years in the country
ago would have imagined she could have had steam up stockades and positions they held on the banks. He Commercial of London. 61: per
rr
cent.cent. l• 50
0 0 :g 2 g -
my principles indicative of a wet or dry
Mr. BASS, M.P. on rising, was received with loud religion, I feel that it is especially my duty to be thank- -whether the symptoms are
of
.- yesterday, but so :he had, and, what is more creditable was, however, of a rather impatient temper, and he ap- coloniat .............. 3;. per cent. 100 0 0 2.5 0 o -
cheers• He said,-Mr, Mayor and gentlemen,-I pray ful that truth and justice have triumphed, that falsehood season. I have now resided upwards three. yearsd in
to chronicle, there was no mishap, no scalding of the pears to have acted with some precipitation. In every- loniano n &i : i3V. ...... 61.1e' cent.
025 (0)
100 0
;yOll to accept my warmest acknowledgments for the and hypocrisy have been exposed, and a foul conspiracy this country, and judging from
.my o•iv-heperiencee due-
engineers by' escape of steam, &c., but all the mighty thing he attempted, he entered heart and soul in the London and County .. 6 . per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 17%
lind expression of your good feelings towards me on' has been defeated, and that indignant and universal con- ing that period, I can put but little faith in precedents, n ,
parts worked well, and exhibited but the slightest symp- matter, and generally succeeded ; but in this instance Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 e -
this and on previous occasions. I feel that on an occa- damnation has been pronounced upon all such proceed- for there has been no resemblance whatever in the sea-
toms of warm bearings from the newness of the gear. he paid dearly for his characteristic dashing. Had he London Joint Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 21U
sons. During the winter of 1849, it rained incessantly, Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48
sion like the present it would be impossible not to dwell ings and upon their authors. (Cheering.)Many officers and. strangers assembled to witness the lived, the chances are he would have carried through all •
communication with the mines was 1 D , New. • • ..... . 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 -
upon the all-absorbing subject which has engaged our After several other toasts had been proposed, and the next year the first working of the screw in this famed ship, and among as it was, his fall, and that also of the senior officer of National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
phis h 1 lutes-scarcely interrupted at all, and year we a(
attention for some months back- -though lam told that warmly responded to, them no less a personage than Captain S. Bourgeois,the troops co-operating with him, rendered theattempt Nat. Provncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
until the 15th. of January, since which Ditto, New ........ 61. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
to allude to it would be almost an infraction of good The Caameean proposed the health of a gentleman sant heavy rains the second captain of the celebrated screw line of battle a failure. Honour, however, be to his memory !He has
had continued sunshine. Oriental Bank Corpora. 'Bl. p. ct. & be. 25 0 0 25 0 0 eme
breeding itself. (Laughter.) But, met aS we are to who had applied himself diligently and with much ability time we have
th
the early part of this ship Napoleon, who attentively inspected, inside and shown himself a true English sailor, worthy of the South Australia ...... 161 p. ct. & bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 51,4
congratulate each other on the successful attempt that to the conducting of the case against Major Beresford as In consequence ofi severityte ofs
wereinundated,
11
i u dated, all out, the "Duke of Wellington." Rear-Admiral Fan- honours his young services acquired ; and, we doubt not, Union of % ustralia .... '6!. p. ct. &bs 25 0 0 25 0 77%
has been made to expose a flagrant system of corruption, well as against Mr. Horsfall, and whose eminent abili- season, Tl 3 principa inlandshawe, and many others, were also present. The result the gallant fellows who followed him to the death have taitntooi•E•owd;;•.:•.-••
.. , t pere cent. 50 -0
0 10 10
0 -
I cannot understand that we have any right to be here ties as a Parliamentary agent were well known and ap- the ad became impassable, and the only communica-
of the "steam
-up" trial was deemed eminently satisfac- eia, now avenged the loss of an ornament to their profes- Union of Madrid ..... 1 P- 0 17%
40 0 0 40 0 0
-at all, unless we take some notice of those deeds that predated-Mr. Coppock. (Loud cheers.) 1
lion that could be kept up between certain p aces was
to 20 revolutions having been • attained, The next sion, ..
by means of small steamers over plains which, in ordi- .rY,I.STSURANCE COMPANIES.
have been done by our opponents. (Hear, hear.) I Mr. COPPOCK was received with great applause.highest spring tides are on the 9th and 10th, and it is Commodore Lambert, in the Fox, 42, Captain Tarle-
Hetimes,wereperfectly dry, but which had become
have been accused by our opponents of having taken an said-This appears to be a night of disclaimers, when nary .
have subsided
like one vast lake. The waters so rapidly, -
uncalled-for course, by giving an earnest and frank sup- every man is disclaiming the services he has rendered,Bay on the former of those days, or on Monday, the 9, screw, Commander Mellersh, had proceeded to China ; Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
that some of these steamers have grounded ; and a few Annum. Share.
port to my hon. friend Mr. Hayworth. (Cheers.) and is anxious to do justice to his neighbour, and throw
d I heard the ofof these boats -
ays ago owner one
Many of them have said to me-their leaders have said public gratitude upon others. (Cheers.) I have heardA deputation from the sawyers of this dockyard who leave for England in a fortnight, having been ordered £s.d.£ s. d.
offer'n 1,000 dollars if we could only have a few days
to me, that I was making a very poor return for the the members of the borough this night both of them •
1g
• dweeks - have struck, not for an advance of wages, but for a home in December. Albion .... - .... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90
in- disclaiming
support they were willing to give me. They co any share in corrupt practices; I • have heard rain such as wehad before experience for to
remedy of hardships,waitedthe • • The Cleopatra, 26, Captain Massie, had '
plained that whilst Mr. Horsfall himself was trying to our worthy chairman disclaim any return ether in order to be able to set her afloat a ain.
for
services
g Now' again g matters have assumed their usual course • yesterday and stated their case, which in brief was-thatDitto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& be. 100 00250 0 Si
Rangoon from China; en route to England, to be paid off. Anchor - . 6cent. 0 1 0 0
.......... per 5 0
-
give me his second votes, I was taking every means in rendered ; and I have heard our vice-chairman disclaim-' the amount of labour exacted f them was too great for The Spartan, 26, Captain Sir W. Hoste, Bart., was to Atlas ...... -........ 135.6 d. 50 0 0 510 0 2134
and withallofthe • • •
my power to prevent his return. (Laughter.) Why, ing the services rendered by him. Everybody appears a •
.the communications parts
isinteril or is
the wages given, which we believe to be 18s. and 21s. be sent to Hong Kong, as senior officer of the Chinese , rens Life ... -
how did we stand in relation to each other ? I never to, disclaim that credit which the public bestows upon fairly re-estal?ii•n d Th city of Sacramento is longer
per week ; that there was too great a difference between division, which composed of the Hermes, 6, paddle- f:riiscililiense:ejecina.l& 6 c( G& es. 100 (0) 0 it iii °0
72.
had to acknowledge any support from them ; and al- them-I disclaim it also. (Laughter.) But although I in danger of being washed away.
h Mining
ff.frol villages, wheret
the new scheme and the old-about one-fifth against the sloop, Commander Fishbourne, at Hong-Kong ; Sala- County .............. Pr 4/. 100 0010 0 0 121
though I have to acknowledge, and freely acknowledge, am disclaiming the being worthy of your thanks, I will the people were reported to e
with
au.iriaerlig workman. The master shipwright (Mr. Abethel) said mander, 6, paddle-sloop, Commander Ellman _Amoy ; Crown ...........'... 145. 50 0 0 5o 0 1734
uninterrupted expressions of kindness from many mom- never disclaim the pride I feel in being entrusted by you of food, are easily supplied e
thei:rie
he could not alter the new scheme, but he thought they Lily, 12, Commander Sanderson, Shanghai •; itapid, 8, Ea ley 5, 50 0 0 50 0 7%
beoeurs, and are'
berg of the Tory party, lam not quite certain, that if in conducting a portion of the late inquiries, and being and minealrerlerz!:roitzsausin
worked hard, and that they were industrious men. He Commander Blane, Canton • Royalist, 11, Commander EaureiLsa:liaLleaw..
.... .. .. 4% pgscent. 1:g 0 0
successful as they have 45.11 paid, l .11. h2?)6
they could have succeeded in getting a second candidate supported in the prosecution of these inquiries b. y the e: d g instanced the dockyard at Pembroke (of which he was Bate, at Hong-Kong ; and Illigator and Minden, store General..., - ........ - 50 0 „ 584
beenugmat an former period. Gold dust which a month
to contest the election, that they would not have with- anxious zeal and intelligence of your excellent chairman,lately master shipwright), saying the men there could and hospital ships, Globe
Y P in San Francisco,' is now i uarclian ...
held even the small amount of support which, under the and the untiring perseverance of your worthy friend the agou
ant,
a and
ce article
earn extra money on the new system ;to which the de- . Contest, 12, Commander the Hon. J. W. Spencer, has Imperial Fire. •••" • • • • per cent 100 0 0 45 0 0 61IA
amounts are being brought in. iii. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 -
circumstances, was vouchsafed to me. (Cheers.) I vice-chairman, who has won you success. (Loud b
fro. u taline' differ t large
• •districts. Tlle last semi putation rejoined that Pembroke Dockyard, from the left China, en route for England, to be paid off. , Imperial Life
entertained no feeling of personal hostility to our oppo- cheers.) lam not unused to matters of this kind. For m . en mining -
work being. all new, was no criterion for other dock- Indemnity marine..., ' Th.& .8. iOO 0 0 20 0
hly shi went amounted to $2 800 000 and full
mont p
•Law Firo 58
neat Mr. Horsfall. I knew nothing of him personally more than 20 years I have been engaged upon them. I , ' l y yards, where the work chiefly lay upon jobbing and sea- THE WEST INDIES. e .......... 25.& ks.bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4,,
Law Life... - ........
is expected to o forward by this steamer. loo 0 0 io o 0 50
before he was presented to the notice of the constituency only enter upon them on one side ; I could not act faith- as much
forthe discoveryg in ' soned timber. The master shipwright said they should The Commander-in• Chief, Vice-Admiral Sir G. F. Legal and General Life _
of the old Auetralia,so 0 0 2 0 0 5%
of Derby ; but all that I had heard respecting him was, fully upon the other ; but in the whole course of my life Had it not been g. London Fire
' be allowed for loss of time for battalion drills (never al- Seymour, C. G.C.H., in his flag-ship Cumberland,
that the highest respect was felt for him as a man. I I have never met with more anxious and more careful such large shipments would have caused consiilerable London hip.........., les & bs. 25 0012 10 0 2534
lowed before) or other necessary 11' d dh ry in erances, an e ,
70 Captain Seymour, was at Bermuda. marine 4
believe if the Conservatives must have a candidate, they zeal, and more talent, than has been bestowed upon our surprise in England, but, from the accounts we occasion- 15 0 0 22
promised to present their memorial to the Admiral-Su- Commodore M`Quhae wag at Port Royal in the Nled.lnvlid& Gen. Life 416V7.3,.h:tr"° °o :
could not have selected a better man. ale came with case by Mr. Moss and Mr. Madeley. (Cheers.) Our ally receive from that part of the world, it appears: likely .
t d ts°
Imaum, with the Devastation, 6, steam-sloop, Com-2 0 0 3
nerve ...... ••• • .. sp. ct. & be. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6
her
perm en en .
the highest character to recommend him ; and we knew ease was an extraordinary one. I never before had the enough that the mineral wealth of California wi The Sprightly steam-tender, Mr. G. Allen Acting- mender C. Y. Campbell ; Geyser, 6, steam-sloop, Com- 3
National Loan • . - 5 0 0 1 0 2fs.
that if we were to be beaten, we could only be overcome opportunity of so exposing corruption and villainy in the dwindle into insignificance when compared with her
Master, R.N., embarked Colonel Sir Frederick Smith, Fund 51 per
mander Wilson, ordered home ; Daring, 12, Commander palladium :,,,. ••
51. P cent. 20 0 o 210 0 24
by a combination of untoward circumstances, and by way in which I was the honourable means of exposing rival. There is one fact in connection with the g;old of
C.B , commanding the Royal Engineers in this district, Napier ;Resistance, troop-ehip, Commander Bradshaw ; Pelican .............. *per— cent. 50 0 0 20 0 274
having to contest the election with one of their picked it. But this case is but a sample of what was done by these two countries which is worthy of remark -viz.,
and • staff, yesterday morning and conveyed them to and Alban, 4, steam-tender, Lieutenant Commander Phcenlx .• •• ... -- • • - -
- - 45
- 173
men. But because they brought a candidate of this the Derby Administration-(hear, hear)-and I think that the gold of Australia is about 6 per cent. finer than
Sconce -point to inspect the new works of defence there, Meynell, March 13. i Papessional Life.. •• - 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0
P . •.0e; 'As,. 1/. 58. &bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 41
character was I on that ground to be debarred from if anything may be drawn from names this much may the average quality of the placer gold in this country,
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with them in the evening. Vestal, 26, Captain C. B. Hamilton and Buzzard, 6, Reek I,itc-.. •••
• • ••
ss. 5 3 0 010 0 8%
promoting those political tenets which I have censcien. be drawn, that the Derby Administration was wrecked the gold extracted from the quartz being of a still. lower The Persian, 12, Commander Thomas Mitchell, arrived P . ,
Paddle Commander Dobie, were cruising at Ha- ** " • '• • •
Royal 81 xehu'it,.. • ...• • • 61. e.c, & be. Stock. all 236
tiously entertained for years ?It is quite true that upon upon the borough of Derby. (Loud cheers.) That was stan•lard. at Spithead this afternoon from the West India, station vannah. In harbour there were two French men-of- sun 6'. 105. „
some theoretical questions my hon, friend and myself a proper and just retribution. (Cheers.) The Derby This city is improving rapidly, and the wooden: Shan- to be paid off. By letters from the West India squad- vi ar and the Spanish squadron. The Medea, 6, paddle- United
Life l/. 6a. - _
differ, but upon all practical questions Mr. Hayworth Government was as base and unprincipled a government ties are fast disappearing and being replaced bit very sloop, Commander
- ~ ron we learn (March 13th) that the imauref 72, Com_ Crawshay Bailey, had not arrived Universal Life ••• •.. • • 21. ss. per
ited Kingdom .. . • 41. p. et . & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 51A
11. 100 0 0 10 0 0 44
arid myself almost invariably go into the same lobby as this country ever was cursed with ; and it used means substantial brick buildings, which are constructed as modore M`Quhae ; Devastation, 6, steam-sloop, Com- March 13. 1 ico.ria Life ...... • 51. per cent. -
•
412 6 5%
together. (Cheers.) I must be permnet
itted here to as base and unprincipled as any party ever could do. fireproof as the scarcity and dearness of the essary
mander C. Campbell ; and the Geyser,
.6, steam-sloop, Devastation arrived March 2, from Honduras, last
offer a few common-sense remarks upsn the proceedings (Loud cheers.) Where would be the Morgans of Derby materials will permit. The principal business part of
Commander Smith, were at Port Royal at the above from Nassau. BRIDGES.
that have lately occupied the attention of the public. if the W. B.'s never existed ? Where would be the poor the town is built out in the bay. Where the depth of
date. The Geyser had lately arrived from Greytown, Daring, arrived on the Bth from a cruise. • Dividend Amount
(Hear.) After the disclosures made before the Beresford man selling his franchise, and receiving 2/. through the the water allowed, the lots have been filled in with sand
and was coaling preparatory to sailing for Bermuda and Resistance, arrived from Woolwich on the 10th with Name of Company. per of Paid. I'nico.
Committee, I think it was impossible for any man of in- chink of a door, with his hands behind his back, if and earth from the surrounding hills, but many louses
England, her boilers being defective. The Devastation artillery and detachments of the 16th Regiment. __________ Annum. Share.
teiligent mind to come to any other conclusion than another prime mover was not behind the scenes ? The are constructed upon piles, which is a, less expensive and had arrived about a week from Belize and the Bay Is- . Geyser, arrived on the Bth from Bluefields. Alban is ,
ung afford £ s. d. £ s. d.
that improper and illegal measures had been resorted to late election was one wholesale system of bribery, treat- more expedious mode of improving them. At present lands, having on board his Excellency the Superintendent ordered to England to be paid off. •• •••• • • •
I,uthvi a-k .. .. _ 12
to obtain Mr. Horsefall's seat. (Cheers.) I regret, for ing, and dissipation which the history of England never the question is being agitated of extending th 0 city
of British Honduras. She had touched at Truxillo, and Dauntless, 33, screw-frigate, Captain Halsted, re- Ditto New of 73' - 7 - Waterloo.. -
e P•c 05. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
16
the sake of Mr. Horefall's honourable character and saw equalled. (Cheers.) The Derbyites were hypo- front 600 feet further into the bay, and, although it has mained at Barbadoes in good health.
had obliged the Honduras Government to withdraw a tntin Old Ann. of 81. 27 2-- 100 0 0 3U
high name, that he did not take the course which duty titles everywhere. They were Free-traders in towns been proved beyond a doubt, by all practical men, - 60 ,0 0 26
force which had lately taken forcible posses of Limos, I.itto Nw ditto of 71 ..,.. ea. Od.
clearly pointed out, I regret that he put his opponents and Protectionists in the counties ; they professed in one that this projected extension of the city would utterly
in the territory of Mosquito. The Daring, 12, Corn- THE AGAMEMNON. Vauxhall ..ditto, ay. 'i• 2 Od. - 40 0 0 22%
21, 70 10 3 21
to 1,509/. expense in defending the rights of the con- place what they never intended to practice, and in destroy the harbour, and render it dangerous for the
mander Napier, had returned from a cruize off Cuba, _______...._____- .
stituency, (Cheering.) I think he was quite wrong in another disclaimed what they really intended to do if anchorage of large vessels, from the fact of their laaving and was likely to sail for the Spanish Main soon. The TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. WATER-WORKS.
having defended his seat up to the point where he ulti- possible. They gave 2/. in Derby, and 10/. in Canter- to lie out in the stream unprotected from the win• is and
Resistance troop-ship, Master Commander Bradshaw Dividend Amount
' Sir In our paper of yesterday's date there is an Name of Company. per of
mately abandoned it. Notwithstanding the continued bury. Place was all they cared for. Place was their ob- currents, yet, the right of possession to all the: le lots
arrived at Port Royal on the 10th of March, after a • , Annum. Pa!d. Price.
l wit
referenceY to the fever board her Ma et ' Share.
asseverations I made to Mr. Horsfall, I found no abate- ject-the means, anything whatever. It is a curious being already claimed by certain individuals, it is ex- stormy passage from England, and was alongside the article w
is on t js y s
went of hostility against myself. And even at this event in the history of electioneering tactics that a party petted that the State Legislature will sanction thi It mea- dockyard refitting. The Vestal, 26, Captain C. B. Ha-
in. ship Agamemnon which calculated o cause alarm to
x s. d. t. s. a,
moment our opponents go the length of insisting-not- having got from some source or other a large amount of sure. The public papers are untiring in their endeavours,
at B. hand had condemned two out
mitten, was avanna , the relatives of the crew, andd bothto produce .
an erroneous East London
12:',,'
Grand Junction ..... .. 41. per cut. 50 0 0 -__
withstanding the facts are patent to the whole world- money, should have forced their confidence upon a gentl- and use every possible argument to render this project
of three slavers she had captured, and the third it was influence on the pu icmin , in regard to the vita-69
Kent.... • • - ii4e
that a compromise has taken place in some way or other, man in this town of the name of Flewker notwithstand- abortive, but, where the private interests of th.e hon.
believed would be condemned also. The Buzzard, 6,t0
lance of the disease and the want of proper measures Lambeth • ..... •• • • - 100 0 0 - _22
(Laughter.) It's true we had opportunities of compro- ing his disclaimer of their solicitations and his refusal to senators are at stake, the public good is bound to suffer,
steam-sloop, Commander Debbie, was cruizing off Cuba. arrest its progress by the authorities at thish. port.f Newt,iithßwivaeil:Coilaxyz 5 2.1. .
1 per cut. 100 -0
0 - Go
wising, even when the petition was before the Com- act in their case, they should by some strange fatality and the "will of the people," as the corrupt doin gs of a
The Calypso, 18, Captain Forbes, as at Barbadoes,
w 2. On the latter point I shall say not ing or, when '0
Rest Middlesex •. • • - 1 .------ 11;0
it is necessary, the parties alluded to, will no doubt be
naittee of the House of Commons. An intimation was force upon him that confidence which he did not betray, few political idlers are styled, must be carried out., where the Dauntless, 28, Captain Halsted, was preparing
made to me to ascertain whether there were no means of which he only exposed. (Hear.) Mr. Flewker was no It is not my desire to enter into a criticism of th e form to leave for England, the fever having nearly disappeared able to • a their conduct butlb to state jus i y ,
•eg that you DOCKS
letting this matter gently down. (Laughter.) My an- traitor-his was not the act of a traitor. They knew his of government under which we are suffering, i ,either in her. The squadron 'healthy.
is now quite have been misinformed on the nature of the disease,
Dividend Amount
swer was-No, as far as lam concerned, it must go on just ground of complaint, they knew his positive refusal could any language of mine convey to you an ac curate The Spiteful, advanced steam-sloop, arrived at Spit- •
which is not typhus, or typhoid fever, but scarlatina in a
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
as it has begun, (Cheers.) The petition against me to act with them and yet-strange fatality l-they idea of the state of corruption existing among all , classes
head last ni h f D her' t Woolwich.
g t from evonport, on way o
mild form ; and out of 268 patients received from the Annum. Share.
was, in my opinion, totally unwarra,nted. I defied my forced their confidence upon him. They were seeking of the state and civil authorities ; but it is really d ifficult She brought seven boats for this dockyard, and sent Agamemnon into this hospital up to this date, even one . _
opponents to carry out their threats. I had no conces- to use and abuse him for their purposes, and he exposed for a foreigner to realise how a free people can i submit them in from Spithead this morning. death has not occurred •on the contrary, a large number £ s. d. £ s. d.
sion to make, and I defied them to the proof to the them. (Cheers.) I think the Liberal party are greatly quietly and with scarcely a remonstrance to all the The freight in gold dust from Australia, brought by of the patients are daily amusing themselves out of Commercial •• •..... •• 4/. pr cent. Stock.
East and West India.. 634/. pr cent. Stock. _ _
uttermost. (Cheers.) Well, so matters went on, and indebted to Mr. Flewker. (Cheers.) I say more than outrages that are practised upon the public. You talk
the Vulcan ales frigate,'ll b la,nded to and
ni- will e , doors, and nearly 100 will be able to rejoin the ship on East Country.. - ' -
20s. per sh. 100 0 0 - , -
Monday next,
•having been free from all fever sufficiently London -•.- ••
Mr. Horsfall, up to a very late period of the inquiry, this-I say the entire Liberal party in England are in- in England a good deal of the despotism of one mebn, but conveyed to London b Messrs. E. and E. Emanuel,- ' 127
declared he would spend 20,0001. in defence of his cha• debted to him. ' (Loud cheers.) Now, how is this charge I think even that is preferable to the tyranny of the freight agents and bullion merchants of this port. long to warrant such an arrangement. Ditto Bonds 4l. cent. - - -
ratter. I must say that it seemed strange to me, that met ? I read in the Derby Mowry, the first publication multitude. 3. I may mention, that at this hospital every possible St. Katharine - -
so good a character should require so large an expendi- after the election, three distinct assertions-first, that a Her Majesty's ship Thetis arrived here on the 2 d inst. • • --
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 3. 13 •uthampton -
means have been taken to prevent contagion by washing victoria - • •
2 0 0 ' (~,
' ture of money to defend it. (Laughter.) I will do him thief had been set to catch a thief ; that a plant had from Vancouver's Island, and sailed again on the sth. and cleansing the clothes and bedding ; and, as one per -
the justice to state again, candidly and frankly, that it been made, but that there were cases without end of At the commencement of the month business was very Her Majesty's steam-transport Rhadamanthus, Mas- son only belonging to the establishment has been at- ' CANALS.
was money very much misappropriated, and not at all bribery against Messrs. Bass and Hayworth- (Laughter.) active, and large transactions were made, chiefly, hew. ter-Commander Belem, which sailed with stores for Pem- tacked by fever, it proves that these measures have been
p
requited. (Laughter.) Well, gentlemen, to come to In another part of the paper was a statement of Mor- ever, in provisions, for which there was a great secula- broke on Thursday, was compelled by the heavy weather pretty successful, Names of i Dividen. Names 9; ;Dividend
Companies, per Price- et PT
the end of this matter, it so happened, that one fine gap's, who said that he had not seen a single voter-that live demand. During the last ten days the mark_et has which prevailed in the Channel to return on Friday. 4. You are pleased to say that, 'with regard to the compa •
Annum. Companies. 0 Per rrice
morning I found, notwithstanding this 20,0001., the not a voter had been in his room-and that is quite true, been dull, and many descriptions of merchandise quite She went into harbour to have defects made good. men who have been carried off to Hasler it is likely -
committee were agreeing that Mr. Horsfall was to be because every voter turned his back to the room, and neglected. Her Majesty's steam-sloop Spiteful, in charge of Mr. enough they have received every attention; but if you £ .._ _____.....-- --- —. ___.
,£I
Beer-The q.
uantity on the way from Engl and is Brown left on Friday
P , for Woolwich. . . had the smallest doubt onl the subject, and could spare .
unseated for bribery by his agents, and that the counsel received the money behind him. (Laughter.) A state-Ashrretyo.l.d.h.
13 .n. P. ct. 140 Macclesfield. 1.00 2/. 10s. 50
declared, before that constituted tribunal, that they ment was also made by Mr. Lewis, who pledged both •f h t f H
known to be insufficient ore t e consump ionte
hte,,he der Majesty s screw steam-sloop Brisk has this week an hour to visit the hospital, I feel certain you (or any Ba
Urknk&Abrg 150 37, -8; Oeath ....•. 100 161. a--
coming season, and purchases to a large eaten have un ergone several trials with steam and canvas, w . hich one else) would be convinced that the brave men who 100 13/. 132
could not, for very shame, go on with the petition his honour and veracity that neither Mr. Horsfall, nor Birmingham 40, 41. 105 eteerPo'iest.
been made to arrive .
of bottled ale and porter of known have proved satisfactory. She is reported to be stiff enter the public service receive every comfort when sick- Coveatry•••• 1 1
-00 251. - Regent's..,-' 78 all 188' °
against me, as not the semblance of a case could they his friends, nor any party connected with him, had any- 33 11 Os 1
dd-boat.
brands at prices ranging from $3 to s3f per , ozen. under canvas, an an excellent sea near overtakes them which a grateful country can bestow. Derby ••• • • 100 61. 63 Rochdale.... g 5 .2j. • is
before five honourable men. (Cheering.) After thing to do with the affair. From whom did the money&Chs 69 2
1,14 p. et. 2
3,% Semrset Coal 150 -
stating that he had challenged the solicitor of Mr. come ? (Cheers.) Did it not come from the lead works English bulk ale is in good demand. Porter and strong - pee 6
Horsfall to prove that there was the slightest pretence to Morgan at the room ? What did they do more ? I ale are selling at $45 to $46 per hogshead of 60 gallons. PEMBROKE DOCKYARD. pr.ct. to 61. br. et. Stfird &Wore 140 281. 405
for the petition against his return, Mr. Bass went on to have in. my own possession certain documents, briefed Pale ale in bulk meets with no inquiry. surgeon, I can declare it is impossible for duty to be Grand Surrey 100 2/. 105. - Shrewsbury
Grand Union 100 1/.105. 24 Stoarbrldge..
- 125 „ ,
say-Amongst other charges levelled against us, we and delivered to counsel. These documents are in part Coal-The steam-packet companies being welt sup- The Cmsar, two-decker, 00 guns, now building at this more zealously performed by any class of officers in the
Kennt & Avn 39 Se. 08. - severs and) 145 .0‘• 290
were accused of a foul conspiracy. lam sure all will the evidence of parties professing to prove that Mr. Plied, do •' •
and not purchasing, the article is dull. Welch, . . ,
ckyard is being fitted for the reception of the screw service or the Crown. Lancaster . 100 - - wy, Rail. 1 26 21.05. 24
now agree that the conspirators were not on our side. Flewker had concocted the Morgan scheme entirely,and $25 to $26 per ton. Anthracite declining, and in some auxiliary power. She is far advanced, and it is said will Ire quest you will do me the favour to insert this Leeds& Livrp lOO, 25/. 550 Warwick & 1
4/. 40
be launched this year, to form one of the squadron of letter in your next paper ; and Leicester -••• 100, 51. 66 Ilirming. 3 10e
(Cheers and laughter.) And now I have only to ask-- that the letter found upon Morgan had been written in instances abandoned for freight and charges-price $l4.
screw two-deckers. I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant Leicstr &Nth 83 41. 44% Warwick&l „ .. 25
what is to be done with those in high places the , 1848, and had been placed by Flewker in Morgan's Iron-Trade dull on account of the season, with a large
The James Watt, 90, is positively to be launched this , eon ehboreeh 142 701. 510 Napton.. j "
1 0 .••
W. J. HOPE JOHNSTONE,
and some of your neighbours- some of th'e lead-works pocket. (Sensation.) Who Samuel Leech may be 1 stock on hand and prices nominal. Only best brarads
month. Her jury gear and ballast have been sent round. Tisnnnonthsh 100 - - Worcstr & „, ,7
Captain-Superintendent. 31ntgmerysh 100 - - Binning. j' - - -
gentlemen ? Are the doings of "W. 8.," of the gentle- know not ; but Samuel Leech was briefed to prove thatsent to th. t and articular attention ought to be is coun ry, p
All the available force of th d k d •atwork
men of the lead works, and others, to be forgotten like Mr. Flewker had told him that the letter was written paid rust
to the careful stowage on board, as. depreciates eoc yar is now - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Oci. 7
an idle dream ? (Cries of " No, no !" and cheering.) in 1848, and that in truth the whole scheme was a con- the value considerably, and renders it very difficult of upon her in order to expedite her completion.
I say to you, as I said in my address, that justice has in coction of Mr. Flewker's--that Mr. Flewker planned sale in this country, where labour is so high. It is stated that ' another ship of the line, of equal GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
some measure been done, but not yet completed. Well, the whole scheme-that he put the letter into the man's Dry Goods-Generally dull. The stock of blanket., is
e • force with the above is shortly to be laid down in one - Dividend Amount
of the sheds and likewise that the lines t . of a first-class ••
then it remains to be done. (Cheers renewed.) las a
that
he put the man in the room ; but how, in large, with further importations shortly expected. It is ... . . ,Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
guardian in some sort of your rights and liberties, feel that case, the money got into Morgan's hands does not thought, however, that the advance in prices in the engate will soon be drawn, to be built here. NOTICE TO MARINERS.
" Annum. Share.
it my duty, whenever called upon, to bring these people appear. All these assertions have been disproved ; aye, eastern States will prevent a further decline, and tilti. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE SUNKEN ROCS IN FALSE BAY. £ s. d. £ s. d.
mately produce a reaction iu this market. WOOLWICH, APRIL 2. Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, Feb. 19, 1853. British •-••••- •• • • .. _ - -
P -
to justice. (The company rose and cheered vociferously, and they suborned men to come to London to rove
and Mr. Bass resumed his seat.) personal bribery against Mr. Bass. (Hear. They ) dare Exchange.-On London, 471 to I, 60 days, for first APPOINTMENTS. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have re- Ditto rrovincial- -1/. 85. 20 00200 0 23
.. ~ • . . ... • nleee heat-ere' hi lla New York. 3 ner cent. premium. a_....,,, itr....,__ .i _ _ .. _ T, „o, ,o A , , calved from the Naval Surveyor at the Cape of Good Hoe
_ Brighton ••••.. - - -5/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 , 16
. _Pa_ Al, . • ..-. . _l'l city of London ...... et inn n a i.n a n 1 125

IN BANKS,PAI:ISPUERBA:PC'ES, HANA:EOST. HER COM- '
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88'1884 - field and Clergy, and ministers of all denominations." STATE CF CALIFORNIA'. IV A. V Aid A .LV 1' XII' I •.1 (..,'..CLLV U".. her Majesty the Companionship of the Bath, upon the
RIDAY EVENING
LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT DERBY. _ie.- • recommendation of Lord Palmerston. In 1852 Captain
Loch was appointed to the command of the Winchester,
RYAN KF.
. He hoped the reverend persons who were the subject of .
SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. 15. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 3.
p ts___e_____TulEE:AsyT:
'0712 the Official List.
, -,........--.
the toast would not think it beneath their influence or
In no countey is the weather watched with more
' On Tuesday last a dinner was given at the Atherueum their dignity to use their great power for the purpose of The Duke of Wellington, 131, screw three-decker, 50, which was ordered to relieve Hastings, as flag-ship,
at Derby to celebrate the recent triumph of the liberal Captain H. B. Martin, C. 8., in the steam basin, got in the East Indies. So that, by a singular coincidence,
PUBLISHED EVEI7I
showing that both giving and receiving a bribe was an anxiety than in California ; end while one class of
his short but brilliant career was chiefly remarkable, for
- her funnel up yesterday morning, and lighted her fires, I
party in that borough by the unseating of Mr. Horsfall, offence against humanity, religion, the Word of God, miners, whose hopes a.re.concentrated on the " dry dig-
gigs," are devoutly wishing for rain, in order to be able his services in river warfare on the Yang-tse-Kiang, the
the machinery being ready for trial. It reflects no
San Juan de Nicaragua, and the Irrawaddy. Shortly ,
aiad the return of Mr. Heyworth. The Mayor ed
-occupi and the laws of the country. (Applause.)
srmall amount of credit on the engineer department of LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 29. l
the chair. He was supported by Mr. Hepworth, M.P., The Rev. W. F. WILKINSON acknowledged the toast. to wash the earth which they have been accumulating
He said, as an elector of Derby, I feel an honest pride in during the summer season,. another class, whose labours
this dockyard that the gigantic motive power o this
f • after his arrival at Rangoon Admiral. Austin died of EP !
Mr, Bass, es,p., the Rev. W. F. Wilkinson, Mr. J. the vindication and the rescue of the independence of are confined to the banks of the river, view with
colossal ship should have been got ready for trial by the cholera. The commodore remained with the squadron JOINT-SrOCK BANKS. .
different feelings the fall of the barometer. off the coast and
, the commander of the river devolved Dividend • Amount _
Barber, Mr. J. Coppock, and others. the borough, and in the restitution of its just, and legi- y.
TehrYe rchan - '
ts who confide their oods to the very day intended-the commencement of the financial Name of Com an
1) Y. per of Paid. Bice.
principally on Captain Loeh. In spite of an oppressive cli-
After the usual loyal toasts had been drunk, timate, and characteristic representation. (Cheers.) As me g . year-considering the delays and trouble in getting her Annum. Share.
The MAYOR gave the toast of the evening-the health a Liberal in politics,. y
b conric i ,
• t• on ever since I felt traders for sale in the interior are likewise equally
machinery piecemeal from the Clyde for the want of
t • ch matters, I interested in the state of the weather, and all . • . mate and a harassing enemy, he kept the communica-
' t. d d d • t dds •
ions open, an succee e , agains enormous o ,in com- A , _
--
x . s. d. X s. d.
lf capable of formmg a judgmen in su efficient transport accommodation in the first instance.
of the members for the borough, which was received
hmaYysee ari ht to rejoice in the confirmed ascendency of parties eagerly consult the " old inhabitants," who have
No one who saw the engine-room of this ship a fortni ht
a pelling the Burmese to retire, in great measure, from the Bruisttirsillai:ot;L;Jric°;,ii V: per cc:nat.. 40 0 0 40 a 0 02
with great applause. • g
les and my party. But, as a minister of perhaps been residing three or four years in the country
ago would have imagined she could have bad steam-up stockades and positions they held on the banks. He Commercial of London. 61. ppeerr coati. 11 0 0 '.O 2 0 =-
my prince") of a wet or dry
, Mr. BASS, M.P. on rising, was received with loud religion, I feel that it is especially my duty to be thank- -whether the symptoms are indicatref h
.- yesterday, but so ,she had, and, what is more creditable was, however, of a rather impatient temper, and he ap- Colonial .............. 3;. per cent. 100 o 0 25 0 0 -
ocheers• He said,--'Mr• Mayor and gentlemen,-I Pray ful that truth and justice have triumphed, that falsehood season. I have now resided upwar t ree yearsd irn
to chronicle there wa.s no mishap, no scalding of the pears to have acted with some precipitation. In every- tonincr(inii•• i3V. ...... 61*
"'cent.
;t g g 2 10? g -
-.37011 to accept my warmest acknowledgments for the and hypocrisy have been exposed, and a foul conspiracy this country, and judging from
.my csfes-eheepenencee ute-
engineers la'y escape of steam, &c., but all the mighty thing he attempted, he entered heart and soul in the London and County .. 6 . per cent. 50 0 0 20 u 0 17%
leind expression of your good feelings towards me on has been defeated, and that indignant and universal con- ing that period, I can put but little mt in peecehde n ,
parts worked well, and exhibited but the slightest symp- matter, and generally succeeded ; but in this instance Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Ihis and on previous occasions. I feel that on an occa- demnation has been pronounced upon all such proceed- for there has been no resemblance whatevey in t sea-
-1 toms of warm bearings from the newness of the gear. he paid dearly for his characteristic dashing. Had he London Joint Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 21U
sons. During the winter of 1849, it rained incessant y, Froviitigial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48
sion like the present it would be impossible not to dwell ings and upon their authors. (Cheering.) Many officers and. strangers assembled to witness the lived, the chences are he would have carried through all •
,_ D ,Is ew. • • ..... . 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 -
temunication with the mines was
upon the all-absorbing subject which has engaged our After several other toasts had been proposed, and the next year the co first working of the screw in this famed ship, and among as it was, his fall, and that also of the senior officer of National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 lu 0 -
.1. ' h 1 • s-
scarcely interrupted at all, and ,lis year we a( ince
attention for some months back- -though lam told that warmly responded to, them no less a personage than Captain S. Bour • the troops co-operating with him, rendered theattempt Nat. Proyncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
geois,
s until the 15th. of January, since which
to allude to it would be almost an infraction of good The Cate-omen proposed the health of a gentleman sant heavy rain the second captain of the celebrated screw line of battle a failure. Honour, however, be to his memory !He has 01
To, N:w .
tal B nk •Co•rp-oVa.. 'St
pp:f.csnl: V g g V g g a-a
i 4
had co t. ed s hine
breeding itself. (Laughter.) But, met as we are to who had applied himself diligently and with much ability time we have
of
tun: .
t,unc7f the.early art of this ship Napoleon, who attentively inspected, inside and shown himself a true English sailor, worthy of the South Australia ...... 161 p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 51%
congratulate each other on the successful attempt that to the conducting of the case against Major Beresford as In consequence i Trite y
s were inufadated, all out, the "Duke of Wellington." Rear-Admiral Fan- honours his young services acquired ; and, we doubt not, Union of 1 ustralia .... '6!. p. ct. &bs 25 0 0 25 0 0 V%
has been made to expose a flagrant system of corruption, well as against Mr. Horsfall, and whose eminent abili- seasze Tl 3) Tenet Lila shawe, and many others, were also present. The result the gallant fellows who followed him to the death have a)loitntooli;;Zi;I:*-- 1
... i t pee; cceenatt. 50 -0
0 11!) 1(0) 0 -
the ad ecame i p sable and the only communica- 0 17%
I cannot understand that we have any right to be here ties as a Parliamentary agent were well known and ap- of the " steam-up" trial was deemed eminently satisfac- ere now avenged the loss of an ornament to their profes- Union of Madrid ..... 1 P- 40 0046 0 0 -
At all, unless we take some notice of those deeds that preciated--Mr. Coppock. (Loud cheers.) 'b
t rte. 1
tion that could be kept up e ween ce in p aces was
to 20 revolutions havin b •
g een attained, The next mon.
b means of small steamers over plains which, in ordi- .17, INSURANCE COMPANIES.
&aye been done by our opponents. (Hear, hear.) I Mr. COPPOCK was received with great applause.
He y t. s were erfectl dry but which had become highest spring tides are on the 9th and 10th, and it is Commodore Lambert, in the Fox, 42, Captain Tarle-
have been accused by our opponents of having taken an said-This appears to be a night of disclaimers, when p,rey line , 11._ y ) intended the Duke shall go out for public trial at Stokes ton, was at Rangoon, with the Winchester, 50. Rattler, - Dividend Amount
h b 'd d 'di
lik one vast lake. The waters aye su si e so rap y, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
uncalled-for course, by giving an earnest and frank sup- every man is disclaiming the services he has rendered, Bay on the former of those days, or on Monday, the 9, screw, Commander Mellersh, had proceeded to China ;
that some of these steamers have grounded ; and a few Annum. Share.
11th. Sphynx, 6, paddle-sloop, Commander Hillyar, was to
port to my hon. Mend Mr. Heyworth. (Cheers.) and is anxious to do justice to his neighbour, and throw
d I h dth of fth b • l
ays ago ear e owner one o ese oats vain y
Many of them have said to me-their leaders have said public gratitude upon others. (Cheers.) I have heard A deputation from the sawyers of this dockyard who leave for England in a fortnight, having been ordered .Z s. d. Xs. d.
offerin 1,000 dollars if we could onl have a few da s
to me, that I was making a very poor return for the the members of the borough this night both of them have struck, not for an advance of wages, but for a home in December. Albion .... • ....• •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90
rain sugch as we had before experienced for weeks tYo-
suppo
rt they were willing to give me. They cora- disclaiming any share in corrupt practices; I have heard remedy of hardships, waited upon the master shipwright The Cleopatra, 26, Captain Massie, had arrived at Artit73llMeand For. 76f:":1,dees. Igg ggg g g rA
th in order to be able to set h r aflo t '
Plained that whilst Mr. Horsfall himself was trying to our worthy chairman disclaim a,ny return for services geNeer, . e a again. .
w matters have again assumed their usual course • yesterday and stated their case which in brief was-that Rangoon from China; en route to England, to be paid off. Anchor .... -•-•6 P• • t• 010 0 -
.......... per cen . 5 0
give me his second votes, I was taking every means in rendered ; and I have heard our vice-chairman disclaim- ' the amount of labour exacted Of them was too great for The Spartan, 26, Captain Sir W. Hoste, Bart., wa,s to Atlas ...... -........ 133.6 d. 50 0 0 510 0 21%
d h • t• • h • • •
my power to prevent his return. (Laughter.) WhY, ing the services rendered be him. Everybody appears an t e nonaraunica ion wit all parts of the interior is
the wages given, which we believe to be 18s. and 21s. be sent to Hone-Kong, as senior officer of the Chinese A rgus Life ... - •
ished The cit of Sacramento is no loner
how did we stand in relation to each other ? I never tcedisclaim that credit which the public bestows upon f.airly re-establ . y g per week ; that there was too great a difference between division, whicliwas composed of the Hermes, 6, paddle- lireitriiscMoe,Tmereenial .. .7s. 6d. 50 0 0 6a 0 7 ,
in dan er of bein washed awa Minin villaaes where
had to acknowledge any support from them ; and al- them-I disclaim it also. (Laughter.) But although I g g y. . g ~ . the new scheme and the old-about one-fifth against the & G •Life spr ct. & be. 100 0010 0 0 2.)%
sloop, Commander Fishbourne, at Hong-Kong ; Sala- County .. 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 121
though I have to acknowledge, and freely acknowledge, am disclaiming the being worthy of your thanks, I will the people were re orted to he suffering from a scarcity ••••••••••••
workman. The master shipwright (Mr. Abethel) said mender, 6, paddle-sloop, Commander Ellman _Amoy ; Crown ...........•... 14s. 50 0 0 50 0 17%
ff d eil I)
red •th the necessaries of life
uninterrupted expressions of kindness from many mem- never disclaim the pride I feel in being entrusted by you o oo , are as yhsl:pp:). wt. he could not alter the new scheme, but he thought they Lily, 12, Commander Sanderson, Shanghai •Ra
a ' Pid, 8, tagli;, dLa • 5, 50 0 0 50 0 7%
1 e their labours, and are'
bers of the Tory party, lam not quite certain, that if in conducting a portion of the late inquiries, and being altfitpineafalirereee(!:fltzseuen
worked hard, and that they were industrious men. He Commander Blane, Canton • Royalist, 11, uommander EnipoF: Lifer: .... 4% pn.scont. If2/^ a
O O 0n 45.4.1,1). h2?)6
successful as they have
they could have succeeded in getting a second candidate supported in the prosecution of these inquiries hy the l: d g instanced the dockyard at Pembroke (ef which he was Bate, at Hong-Kong ; and Alligator and Minden, store General..., -.. _ .... - 50 0 „ 584
ben:t an former eriod. Gold dust, which a month
to contest the election, that they would not have with- anxious zeal and intelligence of yoor excellent chairman, e lately master shipwright), saying the men there could and hospital shipS. Globe . SI. per cent. Stock. ~ 150
y pt. le in San Francisco is no i uarclian ... .
held even the small amount of support which, under the awl the untiring perseverance of your worthy friend the ago
dwanst a
asf2rl a: 1: . , :w earn extra money on the new system ;to which the de- . Contest, 12, Commander the Hon. J. W. Spencer, has Imperial Fire •••• • • • Si. per cent 100 0045 0 0 611 A
mounts are being brought in 121. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 -
Circumstances, was vouchsafed to me. (Cheers.) I vice-chairman, who has won you success. (Loud a b
tr lin
tah ' differ tg • • districts The last * m.- putation rejoined that Pembroke Dockyard, from the left China, en route for England, te be paid off. . Imperial Life
entertained no feeling of personal hostility to our oppo- cheers.) lam not unused to matters of this kind. . For om e . en mining . sfe
lli
work being all new, was no criterion for other dock- . Indemnity Marine.... ' Th. & .8. 100 0020 0 ' %
0 58
monthly shipmerit amounted to $2,800,000, and u y Law F"
nent Mr. Horsfall. I knew nothing of him personally more than 20 years I have been engaged upon them. I yards, where the work chiefly lay upon jobbing and sea- THE WEST INDIES. ire .......... •. 25.& i 8 . bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4 4
Law Life... - ........
's expected to o forward by this steamer. - 100 o 0 io 0 0 50-
before he was presented to the notice of the constituency only enter upon them on one side ; I could not act faith- as much i
f he di g • soned timber. The master shipwright said they should The Commander-in-Chief, Vice-Admiral Sir G. F. Legal and General Life -
scove of the old in Auetralla so 0 0 2 0 0 5%
of Derby ; but all that I had heard respect' h* was fully upon the other ; but in the whole course of my life Had it n.ot been or t ry g . Seymour, C. 8., G.C.H., in his flag-ship Cumberland, London Fire ...
Ing Ma , ' be allowed for loss of time for battalion drills (never al- lab & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 24%
that the highest respect was felt for him as a man. I I have never met with more anxious and more careful such large shipments would have caused considerable 70 Captain Seymour, was at Bermuda. London hip.... .....
lowed before) or other necessa h• d d h
ry in erances, an e , marine
believe if the Conservatives must have a candidate, they zeal, and more talent, than has been bestowed upon yogi. surprise in England, hut, from the accounts we occasion- Commodore M`Quhae wan at Port Royal in the med.lnvlid&Gen. Iss.per share 100 0 0 IS 0 0 22'
promised to preeent their memorial to the Admiral-Su- Life 4147. pe, et. 50 0 0 2 0 o 3
could 130 t have selected a better Ise came with case by Mr. Moss and Mr. Madeley. (Cheers.) Our ally receive from that part of the world, it appears likely . Imautn, with the Devastation, 6, steam-sloop, Com- etinerva ...... ••••.. s p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 20 0 6
man. t d t
el perm en en .
the highest character to recommend him ; and we knew ease was an extraordinary one. I never before had the enough that the mineral wealth of California wi The Sprightly steam-tender, Mr. G. Allen Acting- mender C. Y. Campbell ; Geyser, 6, steam-sloop, Com- 3
NliTtrZhl Lo •* ' - - 5 0 0 1 0 0 2fs.
that if we were to be beaten, we could only be overcome opportunity of so exposing corruption and villainy in the dwindle into insignificance when compared with her
Master, R.N., embarked Colonel Sir FrederiCk Smith, an Fund 51 er
mender Wilson, ordered home ; Daring, 12, Commander palladium : tr. ••
51. P cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2q4
by A combination of untoward clrcurustances, and by way in which I was the honourable means of exposing rival. There is one fact in. connection with the g;old of
C.B , commanding the Royal Engineers in this district, Napier ; Resistance, troop-ahip, Commander Bradshaw ; Pelican .............. *per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 2%
htiVing tO eeeteet the eleCtiO3 with one of their picked it. But this case is but a sample of what was done by these two countries which is worthy of remark -viz.,
and • staff, yesterday morning and conveyed them to and Alban, 4, steam-tender, Lieutenant-Commander Phcenix .••••• • - • • -
- -
- - 45
- 173
men. But because they brought a candidate of this the Derby Adniinistration-(hear, hear)-and I think that the gold of Australia is about 6 per cent. finer than
Sconce-point to inspect the new works of defence there, Meynell, March 13. Proiessional Life -- - 51. per cent 6500 10 0 %
P . •,.,s; mie 1/. 68. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 41
character, was I on that ground te be debarred from if anything may be drawn from names, this much may the average quality of the placer gold in this country,
returning with them in the evening. Vestal, 26, Captain C. B. Hamilton and Buzzard, 6, Rock la 0,-
ich I hey
promoting those political tenets wh , e conscien. be drawn, that the Derby Administration was 'a'recked the gold extracted from the quartz g
bein of a still. lower The Persian 12, Commander Thomas Mitchell, arrived P - '
addle-sloop, Commander Dobie, were cruising at Ha- '7 • '" • • "
Royal 81 KOS u'it,;:. , ..• •• • 61. e.c• & Os. Stock. all . 236
tiously entertained for years ?It is quite true that upon upon the borough of Derby. (Loud cheers.) That was standard. at Spithead this afternoon from the West India station vannah. In harbour there were two French men-of- S" ' 6'. 10s. - „ -
__
some theoretical questions my hon. friend and myself a proper and just retribution. (Cheers.) The Derby This city is improving rapidly, and the wooden: shan- to be paid off. By letters from the West India squad- vi ar and the Spanish squadron. The Medea, 6, paddle- unllitto L.lfe l/. 6a. _
91
differ, but upon all practical questions Mr. Heyworth Government was as base and unprincipled a government ties are fast disappearing an(
1 beine renlaced le‘r very
- - •i s ron we learn (March 13th) that the Imaum, 72, Corn- sloop, Commander Crawshay Bailey, had not arrived Universal Life ......•. 21. ss. per
ited Kingdom .. . • 41. p. et. & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5%
•h. 100 0 0 10 0 0 40
arid myself almost invariably go into the same lobby as this country ever was cursed with ; and it used means substantial brick buildings, which are constructed as modore M`Quhae ; Devastatiote 6, steam-sloop, Coin- March 13. 1 ie,oria Life ...... • 51. per cent. - 4126 5%
togethcr. ' (Cheers.) I must be permitted here to as base and unprincipled as any party ever could do. fireproof a,s the scarcity and dearness of the necessary
mender C. Campbell ; and the Geyser,
.6, steam-sloop, Devastation arrived March 2, from Honduras, last
offer a few common-sense remarks upbn the proceedings (Loud cheers.) Where would be the Morgans of Derby materials will permit. The principal business part of
Commander Smith, were at Port Royal at the above from Nassau. BRIDGES.
that have lately occupied the attention of the public. if the W. Ws never existed ? Where would be the poor the town is built out in the bay. Where the depth of
date. The Geyser ha,d lately arrived from Greytown, Daring, arrived on the Bth fi•om a, cruise. • . Dividend Amount
(Hear.) After the disclosures made before the Beresford man selling his franchise. and receiving 2/. through the the water allowed, the lots have been filled in with sand
and was coaling preparatory to sailing for Bermuda and Resistance, arrived from Woolwich on the 10th with Name of Company. per of raid. Price.
Committee, I think it was impossible for any man of in- chink of a door, with his hands behind his back, if and earth from the surrounding hills, but many :houses
England, her boilers being defective. The Devastation artillery and detachments of the 16th Regiment. ____________ Annum. Share.
telligent mind to come to any other conclusion than another prime mover was not behind the scenes ? The are
.constructed upon piles,' which is a less expensive and had arrived about a week from Belize and the Bay Is- • Geyser, arrived on the Bth from Bluefields. Alban is nu
ng erre rd .. _.. _ . X s. d. Z s. d.
that improper and illegal measures had been resorted to late election was one wholesale system of bribery, treat- more expedious mode of improving them. At present lands, having on board his Excellency the Superintendent ordered to England to be paid off. I.,)uth, a-k ..... • _
- - 12
to obtain Mr. Horsefall's seat. (Cheers.) I regret, for ing, and dissipation which the history of England never the question is being agitated of extending tb El city
of British Honduras. She had touched at Truxillo, and Dauntless, 33, screw-frigate, Ca,pts,in Halsted, re- Ditto New of ni.p...e
Waterloo.. - 100 0 0 -
per cent. 50 0 0 - -
16
the sake of 'Mr. Horsfall's honourable character and saw equalled. (Cheers.) The Derbyites were hypo- front 600 feet further into the bay, and, although it has had obliged the Honduras Government to withdraw a mained at Barbadoes in good health. into Om Ann. 0181. 27 - 100 0 0 -3%
high name, that he did not take the course which duty crites everywhere. They were Free-traders in towns been proved beyond a doubt, by all practical men,
force which had lately taken forcible posseation of Limos, liitto Nw ditto of 71 ..,.. 35... Od. - 60 ,0 0 26
clearly pointed out, I regret that he Put his opponents and Protectionists in the counties ; they professed in one that this projected extension of the city would 1 atterly
in the territory of Mosquito. The Daring, 12, Corn- THE AGAMEMNON. Vauxhall ...... ~ A,. 'i• 2 Od. - 40 0 0 22%
2/. 70 10 3 - 21
to 1,509/. expense in defending the rights of the con- place what they never intended to practice, and in destroy the harbour, and render it dangerous for the
mender Napier, had returned from a cruize off Cuba, ______.______ . WATER-WORKS.
stituency. (Cheering.) I think he was quite wrong in another disclaimed what they really intended to do if anchorage of large vessels, from the fact of their laaving
and was likely to sail for' the Spanish Main soon. The TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.
having defended his seat up to the point where he ulti- possible. They gave 2/. in Derby, a,nd 10/. in Canter- to lie out in the stream unprotected from the win, is and
Resistance troo h' M C d B d h
p-s ip, aster omman er ra s aw, Dividend Amount
Sir -I. In your paper of yesterday's date there is an Name of Company. per
mately abandoned it. Notwithstanding the continued bury. Place was all they cared for. Place was their ob- currents, yet, the right of possession to all the le lots
arrived at Port Royal on the 10th of March, after a ~' • , f A
, nnum. of Pa!d. Price.
n board her Majesty's
asseverations I made to Mr. Horsfall, I found no abate- ject-the means, anything whatever. It is a curious being already claimed by certain individuals, it is ex-
stormy passage from England, and was alongside the as ram witn re erencehtieohthies feeevler o d l t _ ---
rnent of hostility against myself. And even at this event in the history of electioneering tactics that a party pected. that the State Legislature will sanction thi ti mea-
dockyard refitting. The Vestal, 26, Captain C. B. Ha- hip Agamemnon w • culate to cause a arm o 1 • --
x s. a. st s. 6. -
the relatives of the crew, and to produce an erroneous East London
moment our opponents go the length of insisting-not- having aot from some source or other a large amount of sure. The public papers are untiring in their endeavours,
milton, was at Havannah, and had coeclemned two out . • • • • Gr dJn t* n 141 t 50 o'o
-
an uc io ..... • . . per en . 1,2:_;
influence on the public mind both in regard to the eeru-
withstanding the facts are patent to the whole world- money, should have forced their confidence upon a gentl- and use every possible argument to render this project
of three slavers she had captured, and the third it was . . ' Kent-- -
that a compromise has taken place in some way or other. man in this town of the name of Flewker notwithstand- abortive, but, where the private interests of th.e hon.
believed would be condemned also. The Buzzard, 6, lence of the disease and the want of proper measures to Lambeth • ..... •• • • - 100 0 0 - -"
(Laughter.) It's true we had opportunities of compro- ing his disclaimer of their solicitations and his refusal to senators are at stake, the public good is bound to suffer,
steam-sloop, Commander Dobbie, was cruizing off Cuba. arrest its progress by the authorities at teis porfe.
he :It= Cox= 5 !1. 1 .
1 i?sent. 100 T 4 0 -- Go
wising, even when the petition was before the Com- act in their case, they should by some strange fatality and the " will of the people," as the corrupt doin gs of a
The Calypso, 18, Captain Forbes, was at Barbadoes, 2. On the latter point I shalldseady not inlgn
doeru,
hwt
hne '0
West Middlesex •. • • - I - 11;n)
it is necessary, the parties allu to, wi 0 h _
naittee of the House of Commons. An intimation was force upon him that confidence which he did not betray, few political idlers are styled, must be carried out., where the Dauntless, 28, Captain Halsted, was preparing
made to me to ascertain whether there were no means of which he only exposed. . (Hear.) Mr. Flewker was no It is not my desire to enter into a criticism of th e form to leave for En land, the fever having nearly disappeared blt• efth• d tbtlb t ttt t
a e o jus i y eir con uc ; u egos a e a you DOCKS.
letting this matter gently down. (Laughter.) My an- traitor-his was not the act of a traitor. They knew his of government under which we are suffering, I ieither in her. The sg d ' 't h lth
qua ron is now qui e ea y. have been misinformed on the nature of the disease,
Dividend Amount '
swer was-No, as far as lam concerned, it must go on just ground of complaint, they knew his positive refusal could any language of mine convey to you an ac curate which is not typhus or typhoid fever but scarlatina in a
The Spiteful, advanced steam-sloop arrived at Spit- • ' . ' . Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
as it has begun, (Cheers.) The petition against me to act with them and yet-strange fatality l-they idea of the state of corruption existing among all • classes
head last ni h f la ' tWI • h
g t rom Devonport, on er way o oo wic . A
mild form ; and out of 268 patients received from the Annum. Share.
Was, in my opinion, totally unwarranted. I defied my forced their confidence upon him. They were seeking of the state and civil authorities ; but it is really d ifficult She brought seven boats for this dockyard, and sent gamemnon into this hospital up to this date, even one . -
opponents to carry out their threats. I had no conces- to use and abuse him for their purposes, and he exposed for a foreigner to realise how a free people can t rubmit them in from Spithead this morning. death has not occurred •on the contrary, a large number
Commercial •• •• -- •• 4/. pr cent. Stock.
£ s. d. X s. d.
sion to make, and I defied them to the proof to the them. (Cheers.) I think the Liberal party are greatly quietly and. with scarcely a remonstrance to all the of the patients are daily amusing themselves out of
The freight in gold dust from Australia, brought by - East and West India.. 6%1. pr cent. Stock. - ___
uttermost. (Cheers.) Well, so matters went on, and indebted to Mr. Flewker. (Cheers.) I say more than outrages that are practised upon the public. You talk
the Vulcan stea fri t 'll b landed to-morrow, and
na ga e, wi e doors, and nearly 100 will be able to rejoin the ship on East Country.. -
20s. per sh. 100 0 0 - --
Mr. Horsfall, up to a very late period of the inquiry, this-I say the entire Liberal party in England are in- in England a good deal of the despotism of one man, but conveyed to London by Messrs. E. and E. Emanuel, Monday next, having been free from all fever sufficiently London ..• •.- •• - 127
declared he would spend 20,000/. in defence of his cha• debted to him. • (Loud cheers.) Now, how is this charge I think even that is preferable to the tyranny of the freight agents and bullion merchants of this port. long to warrant such an arrangement. Ditto Bonds - - -
racter. I must say that it seemed strange to me, that met ? I read in the Derby Mowry, the first publication multitude. 3. I may mention, that at this hospital every possible St. Katharine - -
so good a character should require so large an expendi- after the election, three distinct assertions-first, that a Her Majesty's ship Thetis arrived here on the 2 d inst. • • --
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 3. means have been taken to prevent contagion by washing Victoria -
d •uthampton -
- , 2 0 0 ' 6,,
' ture of money to defend it. (Laughter.) I will do him thief had been set to catch a thief ; that a plant had from Vancouver's Island, and sailed again on the sth. and cleansing the clothes and bedding ; and, as one per-
the justice to state again, candidly and frankly, that it been made, but that there were cases without end of At the commencement of the month business was -very Her Majesty's steam-transport Rhadamanthus, Mas- son only belonging to the establishment has been at- ' CANALS.
was money very much misappropriated, and not at all bribery against Messrs. Bass and Heyworth. (Laughter.) active, and large transactions were made, chiefly, how_ ter-Commander Belem, which sailed with stores for Pem- tacked by fever it proves that these measures have been
requited. (Laughter.) Well, gentlemen, to come to In another part of the paper was a statement of Mor- ever, in provisions, for which there was a great si iecula- broke on Thursday, was compelled by the heavy weather pretty successfa;l. Names of tie Dividen• price, Names of 2,,
~/ ;Dividend
the end of this matter, it so happened, that one fine gan's, who said that he had not seen a single voter-that tive demand. Companies. d per
During the last ten days the mark_et hes which prevailed in the Channel to return on Friday. 4. You are pleased to say that, 'with regard to the et An Companies. 0 Per Price.
A Annum.
morning I found, notwithstanding this 20,0001., the not a voter had been in his room-and that is quite true, been dull, and many descriptions of merchandise quite She went into harbour to have defects made good. men who have been carried off to Haslar, it is likely _ num'
neglected. Her Majesty's steam-sloop Spiteful, in charge of Mr. enough they have received every attention ; but if you X ...._ _.______......... .-..._ -.„.._ ......._
committee were agreeing that Mr. Horsfall was to be because every voter turned his back to the room, and . .
unseated for bribery by his agents, and that the counsel received the money behind him. (Laughter.) A state- Been-The q.
uffie
uantit on the way from Engh lad is Brown left on Friday for Woolwich. . . had the smallest doubt ou the subject, at?.d could spare 4Jihnitnetyo.l.(l.n.
19680 ii .
P• ct. 140 Macclesfield. 100 k 2/. 10s. 50
f th t. f '
known to be ins ceent or. e consump ion o the Her Majesty's screw steam-sloop Brisk has this week an hour to visit the hospital, I feel certain you (or any B Meath .. -. •• 100 i 161. .a••
declared, before that constituted tribunal, that they ment was also ma,de by Mr. Lewis, who pledged both 11% k&Abrg 150 i-s; -
to a large extent have undergone several trials with steam and canvas which one else) would be convinced that the brave men who - n - - - - 52% Oxford- •• •• 100 13/
could not, for very shame, go on with the petition his honour and veracity that neither Mr. Horsfall, nor coming season, and purchases . . . , . . . . . Birmingham 40, 41. 1054 Peak Forest 28 31 ' 132 .
been made to arrive ef.bott P _
led ale and orter of known have proved satisfactory. She is reported to be stiff enter the public service receive every comfort when sick- covoatry..•• 1 1
-82, 251. - Regent's.. ' - - ' 18°' 71:1 .
against me, as not the semblance of a case could they his friends, nor any party connected with him, had anY- d d - 11 b •• 33 11 Os 1 %
brands at , prices ranging from $3 to s3i per tdozen. un er canvas, an an exce ent sea oat. ness overtakes them which a grateful country can bestow. Derby ••• • • 100 61. 63 Rochdale.... 65 '2/. ' 46- -
offer before five honourable men. (Cheering.) After thing to do with the affair. From whom did the money &Chs 69 2% et. 2
3' % Semrset Coal 130 - _
stating that he had challenged the solicitor of Mr. come ? (Cheers.) Did it not come from the lead works English bulk ale is in good demand. Porter and strong
,sliran." ur., unctn 100 3/ P.
er.ct. 68 Do.LkFd , 2
from Sir John Richardson down to the junior assistant- Do., 6 or. Ct. 10 61. br. ct. - Stff a & St - - - -
Horsfall to prove that there was the slightest pretence to Morgan at the room ? What did they do more ? I ale are selling at $45 to $46 per hogshead of 60 gallons. PEMBROKE DOCKYARD. -r---w°re 140 281. 405
for the petition against his return, Mr. Bass went on to have in.my own possession certain documents, briefed Pale ale in bulk meets with no inquiry. surgeon, I can declare it is impossible for duty to be Grand Surrey 100 2/. 105. - Shrewsbury.. 125 -
Grand Union 100 I/. 105. 24
The Omar, two-decker 00 guns new building at this more zealously performed by any class of officers in the Stourbrldge„ 201. 290
~ 145
say-Amongst other charges levelled against us, we and delivered to counsel. These documents are in part Coal-The steam-packet companies being well sup-
dock ard is b'n ' ' •
fitted for the rece tion of the screw service or the Crown Kennt & ANT 39 Os. Od. - Severn and
were accused of a foul conspiracy. lam sure all will the evidence of parties professing to prove that Mr. Plied, and not purchasing, the article is dull. Welch, .
lY y'po eel gShe is far advan p • • • • 1 • • Lancaster . 100 - -
ced, and it is said wil I request you will do me the favour to insert this Leeds& Livrp '
100, 25/. 550 Warwick & 1
wy, Rail. t 26 21.05. 24
now agree that the conspirators were not on our side. Flewker had concocted the Morgan scheme entirely,and $25 to $26 per ton. Anthracite declining, and in some ?•
b:xlia:iari:chedvtV; yar to form one of h ad f - -
t e squ ron o letter in your next paper ; and Leicester -•• 100, 51. 66 Ilirming. j 10C 4/. 40
(Cheers and laughter.) And now I have only to ask-- that the letter found upon Morgan had been written in instances abandoned for freight and charges-price $l4.
screw two-deckerse. I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, Leicstr &Nth 83 41. 44% Warwick/Icl ,„„ 3; 2,
Iron-Trade dull on account of the season, with a large Lonettwoch 142 701. 510 Napton.. 3 iv" "
. what is to be done with those in high places the W.B.'s, 1848, and had been placed by Flewker in Morgan's The James Watt, 90, is positively to be launched this W. J. HOPE JOHNSTONE, M,nrnouthsh 100 - - Worcstr & t ~, ,7
and some of your neighbours-some of th'e lead-works pocket. (Sensation.) Who Samuel Leech may be 1 stock on hand and prices nominal. Only best brawls
month. Her jury gear and ballast have been sent round. Captain -Superintendent. 3lntgmerysh 100 - - Binning. j' - - -
gentlemen ? Are the doings of "W. 8.," of the gentle- know not ; but Samuel Leech was briefed to prove that t t th. t and articular attenti on
ought to be sen r is coun ry,
rd p
All the available force of th d k d • t k
e oc yar is now a wor
t d ' t
aid to the carefu stowage on boa ,as rus eprecia: es Hasler Hospital, April 2. MeitnAlwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. 0/1. 7
men of the lead works, and others, to be forgotten like Mr. Flewker had told him that the letter was written P
an idle dream ? (Cries of " No, no !" and cheering.) in 1848, and that in truth the whole scheme was a con- the value considerably, and renders it very difficult of upon her in order to expedite her completion.
It is stated that •
another ship of the line, of equal GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
I say to you, as I said in my address, that justice has in coction of Mr. Flewker's--that Mr. Fiewker planned sale in this country, where labour is so high. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
some measure been done, but not yet completed. Well, the whole scheme-that he put the letter into the man's Dry Goods-Generally dull. The stock of blanket., is
e • force with the above is shortly to be laid down in one - Dividend Amount
then it remains to be done. (Cheers renewed.) las a pocket-that he put the man in the roam ; but how, in large, with further importations shortly expected. It is of the sheds d fik 's hat the r e
te
11 ,an ewi e t .ins of a first-class • Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
e friga wi seen be drawn, to be built here NOTICE TO MARINERS. Annum. Share.
guardian in some sort of your rights and liberties, feel that case, the money got into Morgan's hands does not thought, however, that the advance in prices in th • .. -
eastern States will prevent a further decline, and ulti- CAPE OF GOOD HOPE SUNKEN ROCK IN FALSE BAY.
it my duty, whenever called upon, to bring these people appear. All these assertions have been disproved ; aye, X s. d. X s. d.
mately produce a reaction iu this market. WOOLWICH, APRIL 2. Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, Feb. 19, 1853. British •-••••- • • • • .. _ _ - -
• tO justice. (The company rose and cheered vociferously and they suborned men to come to London to prove
Exchange.-On London, 471 to a, 60 days, for first The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have re- Ditto Provincial- - U. Bs. 20 0020 0 0 23
. and Mr. Bass resumed his seat.) ' personal bribery against Mr. Bass. (Hear.) They dare APPOINTMENTS. ceived from the Naval Surveyor at the Cape of Good Hope Brighton ••• • .. •..... sj. 20 0 0 24 0 0 16
lass bankers' bills New York, 3 per cent. premi um, 61. 100 0 0 150 0 0 125
' Mr. HEYWORTH, M.P., said, it is impossible for me not, however, call them, but struck their colours and c . •
' • h G ld d
i ht. Pans, 4. 90 to 95, 60 days sig t. o ust, Second-Master.-Alexander Brown (1847), to the an account of the discovery of a sunken rock in False Bay, City of London ......
Continental (3d Cap.)... 41. 76 0 0 43 10 0 67%
to find words to express the deep debt of gratitude I ran away. (Cheers and laughter.) As a finishing stroke s g , Rolla, 6, brig, making ready for commission, at Ports- carrying fifteen feet over it at low water spring tides. e it bi
T. O d t qu ae,••-•.. •• •• 501 50 0 0 50 0 0 27
owe you for the kindness I have received on th• d
is, an to their infamous calumnies they affirm that after all $l7 50c. per ounce clean.-- Imes orrespou en mouth. From the Roman Rocks it bears by campass N.N.E Great C t al' ' 144
~ en r ......- • 10 per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0
half E., about one and a half
upon all occasions when I have appea.red amongst you. we have compromised the ;Hair. There has been no . The following appointments have taken place on the cables' length, and from the imperial ............ al.& bonne. 50 0 o bo 0 0 83%
Light Vessel it bears N.N.E., half N. one cable's length. Independent ....... • • 61. 40 0 0 40 0 0 46
. I regard the demonstration of yesterday, in conjunction compromise. (Cheers) They struck their colours un- STATE OF TRADE. dates undermentioned :-
with the present festival gathering of friends, as one of conditionally ; and there never was or has been the -4,___. March 21..-Lieutenant George Mitchell (1815), to CUSTOM-HOUSE-APRIL 2. - 50 0050 0 0 -
Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 24%
the great events of my life. In its consequences it will slightest attempt at compromise. From the first day of
(From the Manche,ster Guardian of Saturday.) retired commander, under the Order in Council of Janu- ..., , Phcenix . •... • • •..... iitl. per cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0 -
.MITTERED INWARDS.-The Panther, from Ostend; Etoile Rtaciier .. •• • .. •• •
the election, when the scheme was concocted, and Mr. ary 30 1816. - . SI. ,100 0 0 90 0 0 -
prove of vast importance, and the result of the recent so 0 n 20
de Rouen, Rouen ; Homan, Leer ; Amity do. • Wande United General .. •• .- 11. 50 0 0
George Richardson Cox, and I believe Mr. John Huish, MANCHESTER APRIL 1.-The American advices of the ' •
March 23.-Lieutenants-B. Urmston (1848), to the rel.' Westminster Chartered 5/. per cent, 50 0 50 0 0 30
proceedings, which we are now celebrating, will have 15th lt o;ted d ' tto arkets 'n th
, rep a vancmg co n m i e Terceira ; Carleton, Callao • Rival, Mogado e L
r ; ondon,
Queen, 116, at Devonport ; Godfrey Taylor (1852), to 131tto. New •• •• .. . 51. per cent. so 0 0 10 0 0 7%
New York ; Tiger, Hambu'rgh ; Calypso
its influence for good in promoting purity of election in were in London, up to the present moment we know of
outh u •
, pretty nearly counterbalanced, however, by de- , put back ; Ma-
this, and other boroughs, I trust, for generations to much that has occurred ; but by what means the money s. . . the Queen ; Joseph Robinson (1849), to the Trafalgar
, teor, Melbourne and Cape of Good H • P b
ope , apen urg, LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
come. (Cheers.) And now, gentlemen, as my hon. reached Derby we know not at present ; but this I 0 W d d hP 1 'ed
do dining frelghts. n e nes ay, t e aci c . arny 120, on the Mediterranean station ; George Y. Paterson Amsterdam ; Gazelle, Bahia ; Arab, St. Michael's ; Dublin
with letters to the 18th a d 19 h • • f fu
n t , apprising us o a r- t
colleague has stated, it is impossible, on an occasion like know and say, that the man Morgan was but-a tool in the 1841), to the Duke of Wellington, 131, screw steam- Lass, Guernsey ; Ipswich Lass St. Michael's ; Akbar, Dividend Amount
ther rise in conse • 11 d f h k"
ueuce it was a ege , o t e wee s • • Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
this and after the treatment we have received from Mr. hands of others; it is not to punish him that we seek, but I . ship, at Portsmouth ; John K. Simcoe (1850), to the Calcutta ; Seine, Boulogne ; Land o' Cakes, Canton. .
H4sfall and his party, to be entirely silent o b.
na su ject, do seek to punish the W.B.'s, and all the agents by which ' 11.1). •ci
d ' f 57 000 b 1 h. h
receipts ex i iting a ecrease o , a es, wic some Duke of Wellington. • ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-The Exhibition,
________ ------ --
id would not be less than 100 000 in the following week.
the mere mention of which naturally causes feelings of these things were practised. (Loud cheers.) If there Sa . _ Mates,-.Richard Onslow (1849), Robert S. Chisholme for Konigsberg ; Penelope, Schien ; Jane Green, Bombay ; xs. (i. Xs• d.
'.
1 h I: 1
These advices have given an imp' se to t e iverpoo 0 um 0 0 1921 0
irritation-I hope also of sharne-in the br ts of our were no W. B.'s, if there were no men to find the money (1853), and Henry Berkeley (1853), to the Queen. Valleyfield, Sierra Leone ; Europa, Barbadoes ; City of Bank of Scotland .... • • 71. per cent.
1°"
100 0 0 210/10
market where the sales on Wednesday were 15,000 I yitish Linen Comp.... 81. per cent. 100 0 e 2
10 0 e. lBe
opponents. (Hear, hear.) I will not enter into details ; there would be no men to receive it, and it is in vain to , March 24.-Mate-Henry R. Stewart (1852), re- Boulogne, Boulogne ; Lord Sidmouth, Quebec ; London
, , Caledonian Bank
bales (one half on speculation and for shipment), and se New York •Pa enbu S dne • Elizabeth P t Ph' • ioll3s
but there were one or two incidents in the recent pr•o- talk of punishing the poor man, while the man who has cently serving in the Inflexible steam-sloop, on uee N • , P rg,. Y Y , ,or lIIP ; City of Glasgow Rank 51. per cent. I"
° lig g g 12 12s
ceedings which I cannot altogether pass over. I will the ambition and pride to attempt to get into Parliament, d 22 000 b 1 (14 000 f tt• d t
yester ay , aes , or expor a ion an o Mediterranean station, to the Espiagle, 12, at Sheerness. onpareil, Saffe ; Regina, Montreal ; Donna Theresa, Clydesdale Bank • 6/. per cent: 20 00 '
100 0 0 1821 0
set down nought in malice, for Ido not entertain anv and place his family in a distinguished position, to get hile to-day the have fallen to 8 000.
speculators), w , y , Assistant-Surgeon Menry Arnot, M.D. (1846), to the e
Alexandria. Commercial Bank .••• 7/. per cent. 500
(0) 0
0 to 0 0 1011°5
The sales of the week are 82,626 bales-28,560 on specu- ULEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.-The Anne Gesina, B:astern Bank
26 0 0 5 0 0 4/. 8s
feeling of animosity toward my late opponent Mr. Horil rank and honour, escapes. This is the man who ought Waterloo flaceship at Sheerness, vice Nicholas. Elinb &G.lasigow _ - 31. per cen .
lation and 14 710 for exportation. Here there is e, for Amsterdam ; Hollechina Koniesberg • Neptune Bil- 100 0 o 31 5 0 Bs. ( d
fall, or indeed toward any man in the world. On one to suffer. (Cheering.) I know not what view the . 4 March 2d.)--Surgeon Edward Nolloth, M.D. (184 o), , ,e . , , • •,. ~ . Exchange.Bnk of Scot.. - otO 0 0 161 25
occasionthat Mr. Horsfall met me in the street, he said, House of Commons may take of this matter, but this I ' t the h t al icl '
a similar movemen ( ug eo equ n egree), pro- to the Hercules emigrant ship at Cork, vice Carey. Doe , ratnck, New York ; Johanna Geoig, Port Philip ; Nationai Rank
20 0 0 2100 V. 2s
Mr. Heyworth, what is the use ef going on fighting and do pledge myself to do-if the House of Commons does duced b mere sympathy, and in defiance of all reasoning
fro ther best a the t• ted facts be * tt It March 26.-Captain John Moore (1848), to the High- IQ
Albion, Boulogne; City of Rotterdam, Dunkirk ; Adonis, North of Scotland Bank 51. per cent.
a•remen ; Antwerpen, Antwerp ; William Stuart, POrt Royalßank ofSeetland 51. per cent. 100 0 -
100 0 0
n 100 0 0 125110
50 0 0 921 5s
fighting ? I said I seelno use in it, and I • d
am surprise not authorise the Attorney-General to prosecute the
deems i deed st like silo lea
that the aerirtnegdufpan coo
ffoin .t h e flyer steam-sloop, vice Heathcote. Adelaide ; Eliza, Naples ; Murray, Antwerp ; Alegre, Union Bank of Scot.
that you have not long since withdrawn from the parties, I will not come into Derby again before I have . lit
's s rl
me'
tas trep • e eg
' • 11
Lieutenants-Charles Stirling (1851), to the Queen ; Oporto ; Druid, Hobart Town; Geschwisters, Hamburgh • Western Bank .. ••• • • • 13
i'ir;ii.eprrecent. 10 0• 0 ie g 0 24110 s
vain attempt to defend yvur seat ; and now, I said, preferred an indictnient against the whole batch for con- recem si o very grea o rats a suspicionf as Alfred Young (1842), to be Agent for Mails in a con- Albert, Sydney ; Earl of Auckland, Rotterdam • Lord B Irliit7sel eG Fu iarrea lutiedeLife
41. per cent. 10 e 0 1 oit 8,
0 0 10 0 0 261. Co
' to its correctness ; it has, however, a present e ect
the best advice I can give you, and do it as a friend, spiracy, from "W. B." downwards. (The assembly tract steam-vessel. John Russell, Harlingen ; Diaea, Amsterdam ; la:radise, Caledonian Finre In;ur. 101. Per "n?" 1(21i 0 0 2 0 0 41. 13s
among the mass. Spinners have raised their quotations 61. per cell,.
50 0 0 1 0 0 4/. 73
is at once to stay further inquiry into the gross rose en masse, and gave several rounds of cheering.) It The Rifleman 8, screw steam gun-vessel, Lieutenant- Calcutta ; William, Leer ; Batavier, Rotterdam. City of Glasgow Lite
5/ per cen . .
bribery cases of which your own party have been appears to me that it is only by meeting the evil at the id. per lb.; and manufacturers are endeavouring to fol- Commander RiChard H. Dalton, arrived at Woolwich Colonial Life ... •• •• •• ' ent 100 0 0 15 0 0 211108
. 62. per c •
low in the same course though with shorter and more LIVERPOOL-APRIL 2. Edinburgh Life Insur
1 er cent. 50 0 0 217 6 41. CS
guilty. He said, oh, but I must defend my own cha- fountain head that you can stop its course. (Renewed
esit t. t '
g eps. As to the buyers, they are so far to-day to be paid off, having been in commission since Eng. & Scot, Law Life 5
6/..Per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 4i. 03
racter. I said, I can't conceive that you will be defending cheers.) I have never seen yet any man in the country
tfl : med sthat the old e 'de tl ete exte October, 1848, and mostly on the Pacific station. Lieu- The Albert Edward, arrived from Calcutta, when off the Life Assoc. of Seetiare
81. p
per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 1/. 133
your character by prolonging a contest from which all who would distribute money unless he expected it would . ul
nact the full ty woful t vie
ku ?; topthrae I}.• tenant Dalton left England as Second-Lieutenant of her Cape of Good Hope, was in contact with the Dutch ship Nationaurire and L I'.
North British Insur. • 61. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 35/. 03
;41 pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11. 13s
the facts of the case will be elicited and put on record. pay, and Ido say, if the House of Commons is sincere,
ienlvceliYed to c dera
teos the easxt; e ; e e yal nhet me.
jesty's ship Southampton, flag-ship of Rear-Admiral Austraha,lon !he 24th of March, lost fore and mizen-masts
ecottishernionensrac. 7
1 •er cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 ,13/ C 3
If all the facts should be brought to light, and be re- they will institute proceedings ;if it will not, then pro- n aco . me repair ments o.t is Reynolds, Commander-in-Chief of the Cape of Good in a squa 1, nd during her voyage encountered strong Standard Life -••• • • • :I. l'er cent .1000 1 0 0 11i. ()-
corded, your assertion will not countervail the inference ceedings must be instituted elsewhere , and as the of- week By a com romise on each side some business
as ;Ire ted tPi To da h ' h xci
yes er ay. .• y, owever., te e *tement Hope station. On Rear-Admiral Reynolds succeeding easterly gales.
The Warbler arrived fro Ne Orleans, drove ashore. United Dep. Assurance
**Ex Dividend. ,
that will be drawn from them ; and the public regardless fence began in Middlesex, I will bring all the parties (as
luar bec: to the command-in-chief of the South-East Coast of on Burbo Bank', on Thursdam 'l7
y nig t, the steam-tug Tartar,
MISCELLANEOUS.
of your assertions, will form their own opinion on the me rather less livel and suspicion somewhat
I can do), before the Central Criminal Court. (Loud as • • y, .. . . . . America station, he gave Lieutenant Dalton the com- which had her in tow, being unable to kee h f drift
p er rom - -
subject. (Hear, hear.) He said,-but, Mr. Heyworth cheers.) And now, gentlemen, what is the remedy for. more so, occasioning of course a diminished dis osition
fb • th tof b A th P
or usmess on
.e par uyers.. mong ose wno
, mand of the Harpy stea,m-tender, which he held until ing, even after the ship let go her anchors. The Warbler - - Dividend Amount
if I were to withdraw froen this contest and c eto de- all this ? The evil is great-you have in one place appointed to command her Majesty's ship Rifleman, on remained on shore five ho h h r d d
urs, wena e s ippe ,an came Name of Company'. per of
Ann . Share. Paid. Price.
fend my seat, we can't unseat Mr. Bass. (Laughter bribery, in another treating, in another intimidation and . . . .
are least apt to yield to monetary impulses the revail- the death vacancy of Lieutenant Branch, who corn- off with damage and making a little water.
and cheers.) I said Mr. Bass has done no wrong ; why undue influence. In my opinion the answer is easy- that we look for 'clp cl
ing opinion is, may a goo tra eat mitted suicide by jumping overboard in the River Plate, The report of' the Daring, from New Orleans, making --.---7--- -_ _a__
x s. d. X s. d. I
prolong an expensive contest against him when you nothing but the power of voting secretly and honestly Pri.ces somewhere about the resent range The do
tlo • dP ith• ' - d y in a fit of temporary insanity. Both in the Harpy and water all hey voyage, turns out to be incorrect.
• Assam Tea •• •• ••• • • • - 50 0020 0 0 114
2/. ss. 50 0 0 CC -
- 35
have not the shadow of a-case against him ? I said, will do it. (Loud cheers.) The ballot and the ballot t
no. expec t werehpriedcves ;an, nt eir ju gment, any Rifleman Lieutenant Dalton won golden opinions from The Pilot Fish; which sailed March 30, for Rio Janel.fo,
b. &notion Mart ••• ..
1 n•ltai:l 1/. 100 0035 0 0 103%
really, is it likely ;is there any reasonable motive that alone is the remedy for the eel'. With the ballot, inti- t
at empts a mu ance mus 1 after mischievously officers and men, and his lea • g the former was unani- has put back with loss of four hands, washed off the
.p. a.astranan -gric .
61. per cent. - 35 0 0 25
you could Suppose would induce Mr. Bass to bribe for a midation and undue influence would be of no use-you disturbing the market prove aborteve. It is satisfactol7 mously regretted by every one on board, his affability b m off Wicklow while furlin the •ib
oo , , g j . Australian Trust ••• _
trallan Royal Mail 10 0 0 2 0 0 5
vote when he had the moral certainty of a large m • •
ajon by .
4._ would have no Morgans and W. B.'s. The ballot would h h ad ' h '
to see tatt e tr e aye not run down to Liverpool and kindness having endeared him to all. Aus
QUEENSTOWN March 31.-The Nettuno Matanzas to Anglo' Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0010 0
Mexican 0 23%
Well, gentlemen, after the committee had decided that tuitousl to raise rices ainst themselves There
be a complete cure for all corruption as at present prac- gra Y . 13 _ ag • The London, 90, Captain George R. Mundy, at Ports- P 1 th fll • • 120 il IV- a Bri A erican Land 15s. _ 58 10 065
Ugh in . . 61. er cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0
ymou , was a en in with March 19, m es •
Mr. Horsfall was to be unseated, and myself seated, I tised. Ido not say it would be a complete cure for is very good reason for the exercise of caution, as mouth, has been placed under orders to proceed to the Cape Finisterre, with master mate, and two men washed Do. s per cent Bonds M. per cent. - -
- 101%
SAW him in the lobby, and he toldme that notwithstand- everything that might be practised ; but the ballot some of the most trustworthy communications from the Mediterranean station, to join the fleet at Malta under overboard, d 1 f 't -lab Passes &e.'
an oss o topmas s, ji oom, com , . Ditto, 6pr et. Bondb 61. per cent. - - 117%
ing this result, he should attend Prince Albert's levee in would be a cure for the evils now practised. As voting States abundantly prove. Private letters, which, from the command of Vice-Admiral Dundas, C.B. by the Romeo, arrived here from Berdianski which ace= cityt
ic
Telegrap
Navigation Bonds al per cent. -
the afternoon and be presented, if the newspaper reports is now performed, much corruption would be prevented k
wee to week, we.have seen, show the dangerous extent The Cyclops steam-frigate passed Woolwich Dockyard panied the Nettuno to Finisterre, supplied 'her with "111- ET:to .. -•- • ... OA)
h (A) - 25 0 0 20 - 97
_ o o 2214
25 0 0 710 0 ii le
be true,
_as member for Derby, when a committee of the if the briber were rendered liable to be punished ; in- t° w P . . P
hich s eculation has enetrated into the uietest
kit to-day on her way up to John Penn and Son's wharf at passes, and gave her the course for Plymouth.
Glasgow, Equitable Reversienry 51 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 112 -
souse arCommons had already declared me the seated stead of punishing-the poor devil who receives the bribe, parts of the interior ; and the money market as lat- Deptford, to take the Melampus, 42, in tow, and pro- NEW YORK, March 19.-The Hudson, from
weather Ditto New ........ - 50 0 0 10 0 0 '
Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp. c.& bs, 21 100 0 0 100 0 -
member. I leave you, gentlemeu, and the public, to punish the man who offers it. (Loud cheers.) A man terly been subjected to a pressure which ought to exert ceed with her to Devonport, with the heavy parts of the which arrived here March 17, experienced heavy
„__ Gen• Steam Navigation 10 p. ct. 16 0 0 102%
0 14
decide upon the prorpriety of that act. (Lona cheers.) asking or taking a bribe is punishable now, but not the , a cautionary influence on this side the Atlantic, espe- engines and boilers rnade by that firm for the St. Jean and sprung a leak.
Mary, Lagos eo Hudson's 8ay........ - Stock. 0 0 30%
The idea, industriously promulgated, in order to Party offering it-a man who offers a bribe, except the cially in regard to American produce. d'Acre, 101, recently launched at Devonport. MALTA, March 27.-The Robert and
Queenstown, which put in here on the 22d Tep.r.y leaky and Hungerford ..........
hed the Monscian London Institution .. 21. 10s. 10 - 220
- 0 0 0 100 0 0
47%
cover rthe disgrace attaching to the discovery of bribe is excepted, is liable to no punishment, while the - with damage, is supposed to have touc
ke more water London Reversionary 5/. per cent. 15 -0
78 15 ° -
?down, was, that no election takes place at which man who accepts or asks is punishable. And the House THE EAST INDIES AND CHINA. Reef with her rudder but she did not ma
al nstown • the Russell Institution... - 0 15 0 0 14
bribery is not committed on both sides. No doubt that of Commons is in a great measure composed of men who COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE GUARD AND ENGINE- than before. The GlObe, Saraniuti to -•,,ra
ars, Alex_ Price's Patent Cand.Co. 101. per cent. 20 -0
0 12 10 0 -
accounts, in some degree, for Mr. Horsfall's incredulity, do these things. Take them all in all, they are, I admit, DRIVER.-The question "How is a communication to Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir Fleetwood Pellew, C. 8., William, Salonica to Queenstown ; has
t Uonstiagitinople to .11,reactrairtry Int. See 4141. pr cent. 100 0 o 17 10 0 26
But, gentlemen, how great . does it redound to aS good a body of men as ever met together in the be established between the guard and the driver of a rail- has by this time arrived at Rangoon, and superseded andria to Liverpool ; and Haidee,
rg s shifted. The s 'rah Au::rBatlr :: :. 11' P' share' 100 0 0 7g g g 7-8
your honour that you have, without expending a single world • but they are as corruptly got together as it is way train ?" has received a very simple solution, the Commodore Lambert in the command in chief, with his Queenstown, have put in,
witwean °send the Rainbow, Trust and Loan Comp. 514er Rham• 25 0 4 25 0 0 ' 54
farthing improperly, seated your two members. (Cheers.) possible to be. (Hear, hear.) In conclusion, I would credit of which attaches to Mr. p. p• purnigan, deputy- flag in the Winchester, 50. Who will be captain, now Season Sluice, Tenedos to Qurl
si and the Hawkhill, from
_of Upper Canada _ - 20 001 3 0 0 -
You stand before the world in the light in which all again say, the ballot is the great remedy for all these superintendent of the Souta-Eastern Railway, That gen- that Captain Loch is killed, is a question which the next Salonica to Queenstown, :
ut in leaky, &c. .
constituencies ought to stand. Your honour was im. evils. Inscribe on your banner, civil and religious tleman yesterday directed a series of experiments upon a mail probably will solve-most likely Captain Shaclwell, Smyrna to London, have p
MEXICAN MODE - T
peached- it has been proved scatheless. (Cheers.) liberty • enfranchise those who are worthy of the fran- train at the London-bridge station, which clearly demon- who has been twice promoted, the intelligence from
VESSELS SPOKEN 'WITH. - I was consol
. OF EACHING HORSES TO STEP OUT.
'Vern. ehara•cter was suffering from the aspersions of in. chise, disfranchise those who are unworthy of it ; extend strated the effieiency of his plan, not only to apprise the India having pa,ssed the Admiralty commission going cisco Aug. 25 off
ss Liverpool to San Fran , , MOStly high.st • la
ed by watch. utiful horses,
ing the bea .
terested traducere,-it stands forth in all its integrity the suffrage, and then with a full protection to the driver of the guard's communication, but also of any die- out. Commander Hillyar has also been twice promoted The Empre , - ePPIng .arazeadors. They were P ,
rancing
and uprightness, and shines with increased brilliancy franchised, by means oithe ballot, economy, retrench- , arrangement which may occur in the train, such as the de- in the same way, so that the new admiral will have the ico Dec
Madeirtumberland, Liverpool to San Franc s , . 29. along looked a
h nd ' s conceited as any man, and twice as
after the passing awe f h 1 d b Ini t th d
yo t ecou yw lc ru an ment, peace and prosperity will follow-you will have tachment of a carriage. Mr. Furnigan felt tlaat the means patronage of filling up the death vacancies. We trust . Ire Osborne, Liverpool to New Orleans, Feb. 15, off t a some. I have b
each them to • een positively assured that they
I hi h-
honour were for a time partiall concealed. (Loud happiness here and everywhere, and you will know that of communication recommended by the directors of the he will distribute them amongst those who have taken Tuskar.
' 1 Feb 22 lat. 1 N., long. 20 W raise up their fore-legs immense y g
which they almost all do-by putting on them magni- '
cheers.) Standing then i la• y • • had you have done your duty to yourselves and your coun- Clearing-house was impossible in practice, as neither in the risk of creating a vacancy by the sacrifice of their The Araby Mau , •
,F b 24 lat 4 N •
nt is proud position, you The Duke of Wellington, e . , . ~ long. 20 W. fying spectacl h b which means the stones
a right to make the demonstration whi d
ch gladdene our , ,
try and others will learn that the people of Derby have passing through a tunnel or when travelling in a fog could own lives. Calliope same day. es w en young, Y
eyes yesterday. "We nob neglected their duty. (Loud applause.) the guard have any aSsurallee that the driver had heard the Poor Captain Loch was a gallant officer. He was H.M.S• 'h2slt 48 N 1 7 w on the road are made to appear like large blocks in the
pride ourselves uon being the The Petrel, Marc ,3 • ~ ong. •
members of such a body of constitue t PH
ith r f The toast " Purity of Elections," and several other bell ; and, indeed, upon such occasions, according to acoustic second son of James Loch, Esq of Dryla,w, county hb• f P Mh 4 waY, and they lift up their legs in order to step over
ns. e e o us -2 amburg rig, rom ara, arc .
had been returned to Parliame toasts were next drunk. principles, it would be hardly possible that he could hear it. Edinbur h, au Advocate at the Scottish bar, and M.P.
A HLaconic, Newport to Rhode Island, M h them, and so acquire the habit. I dare say that the
nt by corrupt and un •
law The arc 22, lat.
ful means, we would not hav • i T
he proceedings then terminated. He accordingly determined upon the folio • t • f :Kirkg 11 &b A t d ht rof P. Orr,
wing sys em . or wa , c., ynn younges aug e 46 N• reader will laugh incredulously, but I tell him what was
e_e_e_e,_ ,__,______ .
•• e retamect our seats one -Ma bac acata.blialiari Ma Ans•••••••••••:.--1, 2. a_ 111 •-• t• -Tr- •• 1 • ' 1 1_ -- ..4 (10111,in Fras. me_ -kr./..0r of Anil_ hound W._ M.,•,1, 1 1 (..i. 2. - told ~,.. ... . r..--i. • .fli-1 lam further informed this is S.lBa

Mr. HETWORTH, M.P., said, it is impossible for me
to find words to express the deep debt of gratitude I
owe you for the kindness I have received on this, and
upon all occasions when I have appeared amongst you.
I regard the demonstration of yesterday, in conjunction
with the present festival gathering of friends, as one of
the great events of my life. In its consequences it will
prove of vast importance, and the result of the recent
proceedings, which we are now celebrating, will have
its influence for good in promoting purity of election in
this, and other boroughs, I trust, for generations to
come. (Cheers.) And now, gentlemen, as my hon.
colleague has stated, it is impossible, on an occasion like
this, and after the treatment we have received from Mr.
Horsfall and his party, to be entirely silent on a subject,
the mere mention of which naturally causes feelings of
irritation—l hope also of shame—in the breasts of our
opponents. (Hear, hear.) I will not enter into details ;
but there were one or two incidents in the recent pro-
ceedings which I cannot altogether pass over. I will
set down nought in malice, for I do not entertain any
feeling of animosity toward my late opponent Mr. Hors-
fall, or indeed toward any man in the world. On one
occasionthat Mr. Horsfall met me in the street, he said,
Mr. Heyworth, what is the use of going on fighting and
fighting ? I said I see!no use in it, and I am surprised
that you have not long since withdrawn from the
vain attempt to defend yvur seat ; and now, I said,
the best advice I ran give you, and do it as a friend,
is at once to stay further inquiry into the gross
bribery cases of which your own party have been
guilty. He said, oh, but I must defend my own cha-
racter. I said, I can't conceive that you will be defending
your character by prolonging a contest from which all
the facts of the case will be elicited and put on record.
If all the facts should be brought to light, and be re-
corded, your assertion will not countervail the inference
that will be drawn from them ; and the public regardless
of your assertions, will form their own opinion on the
subject. (Hear, hear.) He said,—but, Mr. Heyworth
if I were to withdraw frogs this contest and cease to de-
fend my seat, we can't unseat Mr. Bass. (Laughter
and cheers.) I said Mr. Bass has done no wrong ; why
prolong an expensive contest against him when you
have not the shadow of a-case against him ? I said,
really, is it likely ; is there any reasonable motive that
you could suppose would induce Mr. Bass to bribe for a
vote when he had the moral certainty of a large majority.
Well, gentlemen, after the committee had decided that
Mr. Horsfall was to be unseated, and myself seated, I
saw him in the lobby, and he toldme that notwithstand-
ing this result, he should attend Prince Albert's levee in
the afternoon and be presented, if the newspaper reports
be true, as member for Derby, when a committee of the
House of, Commons had already declared me the seated
member. I leave you, gentlemen, and the public, to
decide upon the prorpriety of that act. (Lona cheers.)
The idea, industriously promulgated, in order to
cover rthe disgrace attaching to the discovery of
Moan, was, that no election takes place at which
bribery is not committed on both sides. No doubt that
accounts, in some degree, for Mr. Horsfall's incredulity.
But, gentlemen, how great.. does it redound to
your honour that you have, without expending a single
farthing improperly, seated your two members. (Cheers.)
You stand before the world in the light in which all
constituencies ought to stand. Your honour was im-
peached— it has been proved scatheless. (Cheers.)
Your character was suffering from the aspersions of in-
terested traducers,—it stands forth in all its integrity
and uprightness, and shines with increased brilliancy
after the Passing away of the cloud by which truth and
honour were for a time partially concealed. (Loud
cheers.) Standing then in this proud position, you had
a right to make the demonstration which gladdened our
eyes yesterday. We pride ourselves upon being the
members of such a body of constituents. If either of us
had been returned to Parliament by corrupt and unlaw-
ful means, we would not have retained our seats one
moment after a disclosure similar to that on the Beresford
committee. (Cheering.) The example you have set,
ought, and I think will have, its effect in other quarters ;
at any rate, the recent exposure will compel the legisla-
ture to adopt some means wherewith to mitigate, if not
entirely eradicate, the curse of bribery and corruption.
(Loud cheers.) Gentlemen, I again
thank
you ; and so
long as it pleases God to spare my life, whether as your
member, or in the capacity of a private individual, my
best services shall be devoted to the interests of my
(Much cheering.)
country.
The healtbs of the Mayor and the Right Hon. Edward
Strutt were next drunk,tthetslatter being replied to by
which followed were—
Mr. John Strutt. The
d, The County Members,"ornd "The Members of the
Corporation."
Mr. Joint BARKER proposed "The Bishop of Lich-

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE GUARD AND ENGINE-
DRIVER.—The question "How is a communication to
be established between the guard and the driver of a rail-
way train ?" has received a very simple solution, the
credit of which attaches to Mr. P. D. Furnigan, deputy-
superintendent of the South-Eastern Railway. That gen-
tleman yesterday directed a series of experiments upon a
train at the London-bridge station, which clearly demon-
strated the effieiency of his plan, not only to apprise the
driver of the guard's communication, but also of any dis-
arrangement which may occur in the train, such as the de-
tachment of a carriage. Mr. Furnigan felt that the means
of communication recommended by the directors of the
Clearing-house was impossible in practice, as neither in
passing through a tunnel or when travelling in a fog could
the guard have any assurance that the driver had heard the
bell ; and, indeed, u p on such occasions, according to acoustic
principles, it would be hardly possible that he could hear it.
He accordingly determined upon the following system :
—He has established his communication, not by a bell,
but by the engine whistle. A plated silk line, rendered
weather-proof by having been steeped in boiled linseed
oil, passes from a reel (similar to, but larger than, those
used in cross-fishing for salmon, and which is held by
the guard), along the train through a series of spring
swivels fastened between the bottom of the doors and the
carriage steps. At the engine end of the train this is
fastened to a piece of ordinary sash-cord, which is con-
veyed beneath the tender, and fastened to the powder
end of a bent lever, which is also armed with a heavy
ball, so that the contrivance( resembles the common ball
cock of the cistArn. This ball, by its weight, aids and
facilitates the movement of the lever by the string in the
hands of the guard, while the other arm of the lever
trips the handle of the whistle, or rather forees it back,
so that the steam rushes out, causing the well-known
discordant yell.

VESSELS SPOEIsT WlnciscTlio; Aug. 25, off
The Empress, Liverpool to San Francisco,
Madeira.
Liverpool to San Francisco, Dec. 29.
The l to New Orleans, Feb. 15, off
Cumberland, Live rp
The Osborne, Liverpoo
Tuskar.
same long. 20 W.
The Araby Maid, Feb. 22,1at.1N,
t. 4 N
long.
W.
The Duke of
Feb. 24; ia
H.M.S. Calliope, m day.
The Petrel, March 25, lat. 48 N., long. 7 W.
h brig, from Para, March 4.
The Laconic, Newport to Rhode Island, March 22, lat.
46 N.
The Meteor, of Hull, bound W., March 14, lat. 44 N.,
long. 38 W.
The Mary Appleby, March 19.
The Intrepid, Cork to New York, March 16, lat. 46 N.,
long. 28 W.
The Go Forward, Dartmouth to Geelong, March 14, lat.
16 N., long. 22 W.
The No. 1,798, second dist. pendt. (English brig), 15, lat.
18 N., long. 27 W.
The Matilda Luckie, 30, lat. 48 N., long. 9 W.
The Rudolph, bound E., March 12, lat. 41 N. long. 43 W.
The Constitution, Liverpool to New York, 21, lat SO N.,
long. 21 W.
A large steamer, bound W., 25, lat. 51 N., long. 15 W.
'fh© Peggy awl Jenny, for Sydney, Feb. 15, lat. 1 S.
The Petrel, Callao to Queenstown, 6.
H.M.S. Highflyer, 10, lat. 43 N.
The Vittoria, from Ceylon, 22, lat. 42 N., long. 13 W.
The Tryphena, 23, lat. 48 N., long. 10 W.

MEXICAN MODE -OF TEACHING HORSES TO STEP OUT.
was consoled
stepping
—mo I y
high by watching the beautiful horses,
mostly
Brazeador; They were prancing
as
along, looked as conceited •
any man, and twice as
handsome. I have been
positively assured that they
teach them to raise up their fore-legs immensely high—
which they almost all do—by putting on them magni-
fying spectacles when young, by which means the stones
on the road are made to appear like large blocks in the
way, and they lift up their legs in order to step over
them, and so acquire the habit. I dare say that the
reader will laugh incredulously, but
I tell him what was
told me as a fact ; and I am further informed this is also
constantly practised in South America.—llistory of
Mexico.
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Edinburgh,
edePionno
bodu;. Capinrsgohn,
atoanf
.aLmoecsh
AdvocateLw oaacsth
tahEeg
sasqllc.ao, nt officer. He was
o
for Kirkwall, &c., by Ann, youngest
Scot ti i fas hu DghrYt bar,el arwo and f
pc Mun.
OrrPt y:
Fsq., of Kincardineshire, and nephew of Captain Fras.
Erskine Loch, R.N. His promotion in the service was
one of the most rapid. He entered the navy in February,
1826, and was a captain in August, 1841. He volun-
teered to join the expedition in China, where he acted as
extra aide-de-camp to Sir Hugh Gough at the storming
of Chin-Kiang-Foo July 21, 1842, and was present with
Sir Henry Pottinger in his negotiations with the
natives. In the course of 1842 he published an able and
very interesting work, entitled "The Closing Events of
the War in China." In 1846 he obtained the command
of Alarm, 26, then on the West India station. In this
capacity he conducted a very spirited expedition in boats
up the River San Juan de Nicaragua (the scene of one
of Nelson's early exploits), which enabled him to adjust
the differences then existing between the British Govern-
ment and the Nicaraguan Republic, and to dictate a
treaty with that state. For this service he received from

THE FATAL COLLISION OFF THE ISLE Op MAN-- The
investigation arising out of the statement made by
Captain Duncan with reference to this melancholy and
mysterious affair was brought to a conclusion before the
Belfast bench of magistrates on Thursday. Several
witnesses, who had been passengers or seamen on board
the Minerva at the time of the collision, were examined,
but their evidence elicited no new facts. The magis-
trates, after consulting, stated that they had come to
smelafteinshlool/s.
the con •
elusion that Captain Lyall should give bail, him-
gainved
btawi,l) ureties in 501. each ; that the
in 25/ each ; and that himselfttw two seamen
501., and two sureties
ancl on the
.watch
should give bail, each in 201., two sureties
101. each.
Bail was then tendered,
and the mlurt
adjourned.