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TITE SUN, 'LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 185 3.
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NEW SOUTH WALES. THE CORPORATION OF LONDON. SEBASTOPOL.. ( 6._ lIAR . MARKETS—(THLS DAY).
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THE CONVICT 'MITCHELL.
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-G. ( From the Morning Chronicle ) The following account of the town and port of Sebes- BRITISH RAILWAYS. Ste 100 Do.,
The Common Council of New 'Y ork have voted $l,OOO The last files of papers received from Australia _ . 25 30 Blyt
sar. Paid Rene-Au. ct.
to pay the cost of entertaining 'John Mitchell at Brook- f the New
giVe the statistical returns o colony of 1. dbe found interesting at the present moment :-
The Corppration ei London is an exemplary entity. topol, by Vsevolojsky, the Russian topographer, will sa_., •
During its long life, it has been a model of purity an ,
! Closin Prices
, g Business done St. 100 ens
Thi f
'mous stronehold of the Russians in the Black Saturday. Saturday.
lyn. He was received by the Mayor. His worship, in South Wales for the year 1852. The total popula-
disinterestedness. It has neither levied oppressively nor . s '
_..-a.a cer
-----' 20 5 Do.
the course of his address, said : • ton was 208,254, showing an, increase over the
squandered wastefully an immense revenue ; nor has it 1 1786, havino
Sea is one of the mc7st modern creations in the rapidly
p St. 100 'Abe
rdeen ............. 22 -- 225 St. 100 Cale
"-When, Sir, you were silenced by restraint, over- previous yeas of not. more than 11,086-a circum- neg ec
1 ted any of the important duties which have been been occupied by nothing more pretentious than ama 20
growing empire of the Czars, its site, unti
851Ambg. Nottng. Bost. 15 all Chef
e, • porrered by brutal force, and foreign bayonets were em- . Che
mpose upon i .
stance only to be accounted for by the large num- i d 't It has neither preyed upon the poor, by serable village of Tartar huts, named Akhtier. The dr Eastn. June.. ..... 5 - 55.• •
ployed on ypur own soil to suppress truth and to bind all Belfast & Ballymena ... - ... 61 64 Corl
. upon your un .
r b and mind the shackles of slavery, we bers drawn away to. the neighbouring province of ll' the meanest artisans, tradesmen, and even
compe mg
" chase from it the liberty of earn- splendid natural adventages of its harbour for a first- ' 50
6e all Dun
sympathised with you in yoer adversity. We hated the Victoria, since an increase took place of 23,218 by journeymen, to pur rate naval Tort, however, attracted the keen notice of 14 all Blrmng. Wolverh. &
- Catherine 11., and in 1786 the first stone of the new for- • Stour Va11ey......... 9- 10 dee
tyrant and loved the victim. And when, Sir, after the . . and. 7,886 by births. Of this total, ing their livelihood within its walls ; nor has it ever 31' 28 Birkenl•.d. Lancsh. & 35 all East
semblance of a trial, you were condemned, and hurne vexed the rich by unscrupulous litigation. Its intelli- tress and arsenal was laid, and from that. period it has
rapidly irecreased in strength and importance. Sebes- Cheshire Junet...... 11 - 9 d 6 p
• d immigration,
274 all Do Chesil. & Birk. 5 all 00.
as a felon from your home, your country, and your 118,687 were males and 99,567 females. Among
gence has been equal to its virtues. Its justice-seat has
1 450 ez £25 Cons. ... .1.0 - 19 7e 2 Do. ,
friends to a distant land, we were filled with indignation the immigrants brought out at the public expense topol is situated on the western coast of the peninsula of - I - 'e e
been invariably adorned with all the judicial qualities of the Crimea in an amphitheatre to the south of the 22 18e Do. £20.... ..... ...... 5e - 45r1 61 all East
and pledged a deeper hatred towards the enemies of Solomon ; and its successive occupants have incontest- harbour, extending along a point of land which sepa- 25 30 e
during the year, 2,074 were Protestants, 1,862
Blysh & Tyne original ten
maa. 'Tis sad, •sir, to look over the future of human
1 £25 (iss. at £45).... ... - ... . 61 all Do.,
Roman Catholics, and 1,045 of other denorainations. ably proved the superiority of uncultivated genius on rates the Bay of Yujnala-Bukhta, which forms the port
wrong, to see so fair a portion of our world writhing un- .
of the bench over mere knowledge of the law. The book- from Artillery Bay, a small indentation on the other St. 100 ;Bristol & Exeter 9B - 100 10 all Do.,
der the heel of the oppressor ; but the day is breaking ; The number of existing mortgages on the 31st
a okf keepers of the Corporation are as admirable as its side. The town stands on a chalky stratum which rises St. 100 'Caledonian.... .....
right is advancing. We welcome you as a patriot- as December was-on land 330, for an aggregat magistrates ; and the lucid arrangement and perfect in- from a height of 30 feet at the extremity. of the point to 50 all Chester & Holyhead 164 .--. 17i 16e Gu
one who has suffered in the cause of freedom, a lover of 186,008/. ;on wool 69, for 79,6101. ;on live stoc telligibility which pervade their accounts are equall
y an elevation of 190 feet above the sea in the upper part. 6,0 .all 'Cork and Bandon l4 -15 10 all Do.
liberty and the friend of humanity. May you live, sir, number
101, for 129,958/. Of letters by post the characteristic of its honesty and of its skill. All classes of This elevation, with the steep coast opposite which also all 'cork Black & Pass ••• - •••
20 , . . St. 100 East
the 20 10 Cornwall 5 - all East
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to see your own dear Ireland the land of the free, as it was 1,117,777, and of newspapers 1,023,678, the community entertain but one opinion respecting the consists of a calcareous rock, perfectly defends the bay, , 45 .
..)0 Dabhu&BelfastJtme. 46 - 47 Jur
has been the home of the brave." enditure of
receipts being 18,174/. against an ex') past life of thisillustrious body ; and they will be gratified which, from the summit of the heights, appears to
25 all Dundee Perth &Aber- • 5 all Edit
Mr. Mitchell, in the course of his reply, saide:-- 25,304/.-a difference caused by the increased price to find that it meets its end in the same magnanimous lie at the bottom 'of a deep cavity, and, indeed, i deen Junction
"The address makes reference to the action of the cor- of forage and. labour, the department in the pre- spirit which has distinguished it during its long career. It at a very short distance from the shore inland it is 25 au Do. New . ••• ---- ••• St. 100 Glas
pora
tion of this city and many other cities of the Union, vious year having realised a surplus of nearly has sometimes been said that incorporated bodies have impossible to perceive the tops of the highest 25 ail East Anglian (£25 L. , ' gin
in order to induce the President of the -United States to 2 000/ A ds the rate of wages, the average neither souls nor noses to be saved or pulled ; but they masts. The town is composed of parallel streets, I&E.& L. & D.) 5 - 54 si St. 100 Gra:
, . s regar
interfere in a friendly manner with thee English Govern- nearly 50 per cent. higher are certainly better off for tongues. The two ba,kersh running up the s.eep ace y,
+ livit and is divided into 18 all Do (£lB E& H ) 31 . 4 . - St, 100 Do.
during' the ear was ll •' ' • • •-•• 131 131
ment for the liberation of the Irish exiles in Van Die- a Y Th umber of acres under crop dozen of aldermen who preside over the civic fortunes quarters by a
,few transverse streets. Near the ex- e 0 a Eastern Coto:ales— - 133 i at
than in 1851. . e n . st. 100 FasteinUmon,A.stk. 40 - 44 10 10 Do.
men's Land. Allow me to observe that we all felt glad • b - falhng off of 22,000 from unquestionably give expression to the profound thoughts trernity of the point of land stands the house built in e, s„,,
130 643 mpg a eke/ D d' B
which revolve in the corporate mind ; and from the 1787, for the reaeption of the Empress Catherine 11. °I. , oo o• • • .
that that movement was perraitted to drop. I have no was . 'd• ' oar. Of the total, 75,942 were 25 8o Do.NewA(lateThirds) ... -•- - 64 all Gt.
scruples in saying that we disliked any appeal to the the prece mg y_ .. 4 grave speech of those worshipful Men it is not diffichlt Behind are situate the Admiralty, the Arsenal, and the 64 - 66 65 6 (Ir
magnanimity of the English nation in our behalf, (Ale. wheat, 18 609 Indian corn, 5,084 barl v n
e- ' a " to learn that our great corporation contemplates its houses of the naval officials ; while higher up are the St. 100 East Lancashire
St- 100 Edinburgh & Glasgow 64 •-- 66 20 2 Do.
ats
planse.) We have seen no instance--no example in all 1,629 o .
' Th ainder co •
e rem misted of potatoes, dissolution with the feelings of the philosopher, and even, dwellings of -the inhabitants of the town, the market, 10 31 Ed'
mb. and Peebles ... - ••• 50 6 Gt.
history of that magnanimity. When we flung ourselves tobacco & In th ult. t' fth '
, grasses, c• e c iva ion o e vine, of the martyr. The swan sings not more tunefully at and the Greek Church, besides which there is a Russian Se 100 Edinb•Prth.drDtaidee 224 - 235 Ha
. between the starving and perishing Irish and the potent there has been a rapid increase since its introduc- the approach of death than does the tiree•honoured Church for the use of the sailors belonging to the Black 10 1 Forth and Clyde June. ... ... St. 100 Do.
empire of Great Britain, eve never contemplated throw. tion, and the number of acres now are.ounts te institution, by the voices of its chief men, in the Sea, fleet. The Seamen's Hospitals and barracks, and St,. 1.00. Glasgow & &Western ... - ... . St. 100 Do.
ing ourselves upon the mercies of Great Britain after- 1,096, producing 92,744 gallons of wine and 1,581 expectation of extinction. It is quite cheerful to hear the magazines, are mostly situate on the other side of St. 100. Great Northern Stk 844 - 8N 845 St. 100 Do.
wards. We all felt gratified at the generous good will of brandy- 'The totals of live stock were 123,404 its tones. They express a calm resignation to the threat- the -harbour, and•together with the barracks of the gar. St. 100 59 - 61 60
Do., A. Stock
manifested in America, and I believe by the President homes 1,495,984 horned cattle, 78,559 pigs, and ening calamity, a generous forgiveness of its wicked per- risen, built- a short distance from the former, comp St. 100 Do B Stock ..... 129 - 131 130
ose a '' - ' . - 104 - 106 104.
, St. 100 Gt. Stn.&West.(lre.) i St. 100 Do.
20 13 Lee,
also, on that occasion, yet we felt glad when the move- ono 1,7 1,
7,6,56 ,b-. seeep, being an increase over the preced- secutors, a happy consciousness of its innocence, a proud sort of suburb. Outsi-
de the town towards Artiller
' ' St. 100 'Great Western 834 -83 i 835 4 i 125 9 Do.
ment was allowed to drop. lam much more delighted ing year te • rt* th that in the
g,rea rin propo ion an recollection. of its good deeds. Such is the happy frame Bay, are the quarters of the artillery corps, a few pri-
-12 11 Iriah South-Eastern. ~ - ..• St. 100 Lon
that we-Mr. Meagher and myself-owe our liberation,
,an s owing 6s head of horned cattle,
population d h • 1 of mind in which it stares its inapending reformation in vate houses, the quarantine station, and scattered here
50 all Lan ter &Carlisle 95 - 100 On
not to the clemency of the Queen of England, but to our
and 38-.1 I t o n and child in-
s eep, o every man, w , the face. If it dies, it dies game. It dies as it has lived and there on the shore opposite the roadstead, the count- 161 DI Do., Third's— -144 P St. 100 Do.
own efforts, and the darino gallant services of our ~ , . -the lofty tone `and bearing which have marked its ing houses and gardens of the Officers of the dockyard . • et. 100 ',encase. &Yorkshire 67 - 674 eee e 50 all Do.
•-•' may tne colony The number of sheep slaughtered in
friends. (Applause.) One other observation I . _
.. course will also mark. its end. and arsenal. The town of Sebastopol itself is net much 1.94 175D0., Fifths 65 -64 d 11 c.,
make, with all feeling of my unworthiness of such a tn. a
te 12 months was 292,000, together with 74,194 We gather this pleasing inference from the report above a mile in length, and is nowhere .moro than 400 14 11.4 Do., Wst. Riding Un. ... - ... d St. 100 Do.
to-day ;-I will horned. cattle, producing 147,947 cwt. of tallow, which we published on Friday, of the aldermanic speechee yards wide ; but neither the regimental barracks. erected 50 all Leeds Northern l3l - 131 . St. 100 Lon
umphant procession as you have given me
e If it be a crime 20 all Liv.Orsb eliSouth t. ... -, -
valued at 146.811/ an increase of nearly 60,000 at the ward elections. Nge heee, first of all, the Lord about half a mile from the upper part of the town, nor 7 P & .
say.that America owes us somethine. -)
then A 't of Ile all London & Blackwell 8i -83 • 50 5 Lon
to-love liberty-to nourish Republicanism- G e
me- cwt. over the preceding , year. The quanti y mayor, the greatest and emeeest of civic mortals. " For those for the sailors, opposite the town itself, nor the Le e , .
rice seduced ray youthful. mind into crime. - ( 'vat al)•• woolexported.wa,sll,oB6,974lb., valued.at 676,815/., the second time in historye-he told the freemen of Bil- hospitals, are included within this space. . u oe Lend. Mb. t out
&S h 1. 1 - liP Co
e 3 100 Loed.Brield.dtS.Cat. 99 - 100, 100
t deys I have followed i a • • a 125 125 Lon
plause.) Yes, from my earlies . . _
n ueing.a uecrease of about 25 per cent. 'as compared lingsgate, who 'gathered together for the purpose of The.harbour, .*a!J being t4e 'most important feature oi
et. 100 London& N. Western 1034 - lai Dm. 5
imagination the track of that glorious flag, T e
- -I'°w with. 1851 ; but the woollen cloth manufactured in electing their common corincianen-,‘ a, commission has Sebastopol, and which has been compared to that of 20 12 Do, Fifths • Par - i P 12e all Lou
• ssed-every valley and mountain 000 been appointed to inquire into the affairs of the Corpora- Malta, merits a more minute description. The princi- ..
every river that it cro the colony was 234,378 yards, or nearly 44, in 1. Do 16/.Sh M&8...0 i - it P
• f •' 25 all elm
that it took from the Red Coats. (Applause.) I have tion of London." That it should have survived the first pal bay ii about three miles and a half in depth,: with 1.2 e •2e Do. Eighths - -•-• i
d . than on any formers occasion. With
yar s more
panted after it at Trenton ; I heve followed it at 13randy- inyestigation Might, perhaps, have been the subject of a width of three-quarters of a mile at the mouth, . Ste 100 London is S.Western 78 79 10 an Do.
wine and Saratoga, and at Yorktown Tay heart tri- h d f the fisheri
respect to t e pro uce o es, the estimate
some thankfulness ; but his lordsllip's mind wai too full widening -to nearly :a mile, and then narrowing to 50 ~ 421 Do., £50.. ..... 12 -11 d 6 3 Do.
' hd in the final hietory. (Applause.) Many years
ump e of the .oil r 62/ be' an increase of
exported is 34,a ~ mg .
of fears for the future to think of gratitude for the past. six or seven hundred yards at the head. The average 40 34 Do. £4O lO - 9 d 125 all Am
wed myself a dieciple of Thonies 'Jefferson. 8,685/. From the export of gold, which amounted. 12e all Do.
since I avo . "The City," his hearers were next told, " did not ob- Ale th tth th • t• b t 1 ftl • 25 all • Lteindrry.&Coleraine ... - ...
p a e mou is no a eve en or e even a ioms , •
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Yes, of all the residenCes of noble Philosophers that this to 818,751 ounces,. no conclusion can be drawn as ject to the inquiry." This profession was universally as far as the •ancient village of Akhtier, where the 25 all Lndudrry. dr Eunisk. ... - ... 124 105 Do ,
world boasts oe and the places sanctified by their pre- to the, quantity produced in the colony, since the. expected. Nothing else has been heard since the in- naval magazines now are, it is about nine fathoms ; and St. , 1.00 Manch•Shef. 235 -24 A
&Lincln. _ _ - St. 100 Mid
senee, I know none to compare with the shades of Mon- largest proportion of that sent away was obtained. quiry was decreed ; and if the Royal Commission should from there diminished gradually towards the two. ports 85 4,1 Do., Man. & Lin. Un. ..„ _ St. LOO Do.
St. 100 Midland 453 - 66.* 63. i a 3 i i 5 Bi
ticello. The Tuscullan villa of Cicero, the villa of RIMY from the neighbouring province of Victoria. The be productive of no other advantage, it will, at all to three fathoms. There is not a rock nor a shoal in the St. 100 Do.Birminee&Derby 37. 39 16e 5 Do,
at Comtun, are renowned, but one great object of my manufacturing returns give a total of 2 distilleries, events, have had the merit of developing that craving whole harbour, except opposite the Severnaia Kossa, or 50 ce eessuandoSvest.ar.) ... - ... 10 6 Noi
_ _ pilgrimage to America has been to visie the shades of 1 rectifyina establishment, 11 breweries, 2 sugar desire for exposing to the light of day the affairs of the northern point, where there is a small sandbank, which 25 17i Do. e Shares ..... ... - ... SL 100 No:
Monticello." (Applause.) ' ' refineries, 16 soap, 9 tobacco, I hat, 1 salt, and 7 City, which has se long been consuming the aldermanic ships entering tha bay have to avoid, and where the 100 all Newcastle &Carlisle.. ... - ... St. 100 Do.
Mr. Mitchell afterwards spoke from the steps of the woollen cloth factories, 4 ropewalks, 64 tanneries, mind, but which was so erroneously ignored by an unjust sailors find abundance of fish. At the further end of the St. 100 Newmarket............ 54 - 56 St. 100 Do.
City-hall to a multitude of people. He said :- üblic The ea erness with which the notables of the ort the water becomes gradually shallower in the 6,1 5 Do. Bury Extensions id - par St. 100 No.
4 potteries, 5 salting establishments, 1 gasworks, le , • g . , . , e . p . .
25 17i Ne tAb • &Iltfd 41 35d
wp . eig. . e - • 20 all No
" With Mr. Mea.gher, I feel that we Irish rebels have and 1 It'
sme mg- e City have " courted investigation and challenged in- direction of Inkerman and near the little river Byjug-
stablishment, together with 78 . . . ' • 50 7 Newry dr Enniskillen 2e - 3e St. 100 Ox
never yet earned such a tribute as this. I fear a. tri- steam flour mills. The ina orts in 1852 were quiry, since Mr. La,bouchere aim las -colleagues com- usen it is not more than a yard or half a yard in depth,
20 all Newry Wanaupoint w
umphal car is not the place for us yet. We are not coa- 1 900 / P bo 9/ h d
, 436 .or at the. rate of a ut . per ea , menced their sittings, is certainly most honourable with a muddy bottom. & Rostrevor - 8 15 15 Do
querors-we are fugitives. Not only have we never . ) 2 to them. No gentleman in trouble ever insisted, with The entrance of the harbour is defended by strong St. 100 Norfolk... .. .. .... 52 -54
d th t
being an increase of 331,5051., an e expor s 8,1 all Sec
conquered, but we have not had even the good for- more courage and confidence, that a trifling difference be- batteries placed at the extremity of the two points of 50 35 Northn•Countie••s•Tn. 33 —3e d 8 all Shi
tune to fight. lam indeed proud to receive this wel- 4,604,034/, or 22/. per head. Of shipping, the
e tween himself and our Sovereign lady the Queen should land that form the bay. Besides these, there is wither St. 100 North British....
come, not on my own account-I forget myself. I can- entries inward were 721 vessels of a tonnage or be decided by 12 of his peers already empanelled Ler fronting the town, and two more on the double point on 16 16 North Devon, No.L 8 - 10 0
fess myself but a seaweed, cast up by the passionate 197,366, and the clearances 701, of a tonnage of the purpose. .As candid historians, indeed, we are which the town stands, with a redoubt higher up. One 16 110 Do., No. 2 - - ••• 10 10 Do.
heavings on that stormy sea of Irish life. I know well 175,960. The number of vessels built in the year bound to state that the zeal now professed for the in- of those batteries, which is semicircular, also defends 8 . all De., e A Deferred n - 24 25 all Sot
that you take an interest in the worthless weed that was 23, of an averaae of 64 tons, being a decrease quiry W 33 undeveloped until after the Commission had Artillery Bay. The large harbour, as well as the leseer, 8 ,8 i
Do., e B Guaranteed. 66 - .c. 10 14 Do.
floats by the strong force of the mighty tides that whirl. ' °
of one vessel. Of general revenue the amount col- issued ; yet it is impossible to believe that the recipients is perfectiy protected from all winds by the chalk rocks 50 all North London.. .. s 51 ... 5., 1.0.6 all 3.
, it along. I meet a republican welcome-I will speak lectod was 376,048/ , being an inerease of 98,356/. 10
of ehe coal duties, , the dispensers of the " City cash," which surround it, and which rise to a greater height .
1.1 N. & S.Wstn., 121;m:•
stead, and Cit JP- .A
20 all 3.1
. with a republican fraakness. I svill tell you the exact ' and of territori 1 238 502/ b ' an increase of
a , ~ mug the ornaments of the City's banquets, and the plaintiffs more inland, so that it is-only on the rare occurrence of a 20 17e North Staffordshire 5"l 55d 114 5 3We
meaning I attach to the event and proceeding of this 'n a celebrated suit a Meet Messrs Combs Delefield tem est from the West that an damaaeca,n be occasioned
33,994 L The sales of Crown lands amounted to 1 g ' • , - . , P y e • • 20 all North Western Bt -91 St. 100 Yol
day. The English Government regards us as Irish e . . and Co., would at any time have shrunk from publicity. to the shipping in the bay. About a mile from the 10 10 N. & S.Westrn. June par -1 p 116
425/ ' 1851 h ' crease
e 5,8081., against 64, .in ,wenan in
rebels—justly regards us as its irrecoucileable enemies,; But the City has enemies—men equally ignorant and mouth of the bay the grand port for vessels of war forms 10 1 Nuneaton, Hinckley, 17 SDo
suddenly oe,curred of about 100 per cent.
for that re.ason they call us felons, convicts', traitors, malevolent. "A great number of persons," says his a sort of small arm, running in a south-west direction. and Leicester ••• '. ••• 25 10 Yo]
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and I know not what ; and they consign us to a felon s lordship, "had rushed forward and volunteered This arm, which the Tartars used to call Kartali-Kosh St. 100 Oxford Worcester & &
doom ; and that end they attain by deliberately denyieg statements and evidence upon a subject of which they (Vulture Bay) is now called Yujnaia-Bukhta, or South Wolverhampton 37 - 38
to us a trial by jury-a trial before our countrymen, MONTE VIDEO. , .
. knew nothing." Some of them were merchants, who Port. It is upwards of a mile and a half in length, with 20 2.2 Portsmouth . - ...
whom they well knew would acquit us and by perform- ___,,ss— complained of heavy dues and petty persecutions ; a width of 400 yards at the entrance, and has a little nar- St. 100 Scottish Central - 93
1 all As
ing a sham and mock trial before 12 of their own crea- The subjoined letter from Monte Video gives a , but what can such people know of such subjecte-espe- row creek of about 600 yards in length, in which ships St. 100 Scottish Midland... - 58
1 all An
tures. Thus, then, the issue stands. We charge the favourable d.escription. of. the way in which order cially when, according to Mr. Alderman Challis, " the can be laid up in ordinary with perfect safety. On the St. 100 Shrewsbury &Birmg. 58 - 60
10s. all At
St. 1.00 Do., L. & N. Westn.
English Government with fa,mishing, ruining, and de- has been maintained in that republic since the re- omnibus brings them into the City, and the omni- other 'side of the town, ill Artillery Bay, there is a sinii- Guaranteed Stock 55 - 60 10 2 At
vastating our country. The English Government calls cent deposition of the President Giro. It is evi- bus takes them out." One witness has complained lar creek, used to careen vessels of war, for the purpose 10 10 Shrewsby. & Herefd 25 - 2dis 20 6. At
us felons for saying so. We exhort our countrymen to dent that both Monte Video and Buenos Ayres have bitterly of gross neglect in .the conservancy of cleansing and scorching their bottoms. The sea worm 26e all Shrewsby. & Chester 1 all At
1 all At
rise and redeem themselves from foreign sway, and now a fair opportunity for pursuing a course of of the river, but it turns out that he lives miles teredo navalis, which pierces submerged wood, exists in (Nor. W. Min.) l5 -17 1 all As
govern their own land for the future. Hereupon the steady progress, and that •if anY new outbreaks away from Bow bells, Mr, Fisher told an ugly large numbers lin the Black Sea, espeeially along the 13e all Do. Halves, d 0.., 7e - 85
1 all Ba
English Government, without trial, binds us in chains occur the t b ded ' that every
y are o e regar as signs story about a Chencery suit hung up for eigh- shores of the Crimea, and in the harbour of Sebastopol. 20 ill Do. Oswestry ....
~ 50 all 81,
and sends us to the antipodes to reconsider, digest, • • teen years through the chicanery of the Corpo- In less tharetwo years, if a vessel is not copper-sheathed, 20 65 Shropshire Union 3/1 - •seti
idea of these countries being fit for a civilised. sys- Do. A, B,C, &D, fully C
and repent of our republicanism at leisure. In the
, or many years o come,
tft t f t
em. o governmen mus ration ; but his evidence is perhaps, worthleese these worms pierce through the whole of the outer tina- ••• •••
• paid up at per cent. ... - ... 1 all Br
meantime, millions of our countrymen lie down and for it is not improbable that, a'lthough he ie a soli- bers. Hence it is found necessary to counteract their 20 13.5 Br
perish of hunger ; other millions turn paupers-turn be altogether discarded :- . citor, and engaged in the conduct 'of the suie, he 9perations by careening the vessel every two years, and ea 100 emu, Ewa=
50 all South Devon l5 - 17 16 35 245 Br
robbers, and England insults our Country with insolent " After an absence of less than a month, . ,
durino which
.is brought to the city in an omnibus-if, indeed, he ever scorching the 'outside of the bottom with pitch and ju- 50 all' South Wales 615 -62 A 623 li 24
334 31 331 a•
30 all Dc
alms, consisting of some tithe, or other pittance, of he traversed nearly the whole of the republic, Colonel sets his foot within it. There was Mr. Williams, also, niper wood. 20 15 S. Yorksh. River Dun 3 -- 2 d
• that enormous tribute she tears from Ireland yearly, and Flores, the provisional governor, ;returned to Monte- •
who was once thought to know something of civic affairs, The situation of Sebastopol on a dry soil causes it to 20 5 Do. - 5 20 15 Dc
then we are told to be thankful, and to be resigned to the Video, without having had occasion to fire a sing
le mus-
for he was one of the auditors of the Corporation ; and be extremely healthy, the air being tempered in summer 20 2.2 Staines,Wok.,&Wok. ... - ... 1 4Ca
will of Almighty God. I say, in reply, that we curse ket. He was everywhere received with gladness as.a
yet he, and every other. person who steted anything in by cooling winds, and mildened. in winter by the shelter 25 all Stockton & Darling.. 27 - 30 tO all do
their charity and abhor their blasphemy. (Applause.) liberator. The only resistance he encountered was in disparagement of that body, will, in dee time, be shown of lofty hills to the north and east. The greatest heat ••• 164 Stockton & Hartlepl. ..„ - ... 5 ICo
... 16 Co
the department of Colonia, from Lucas Moreno, who, St. 100 Taff Vale
I say to them that they are not a Government at all, by the Lord Mayor to be mere " outer barbarians," and in summer does not exceed 26 degrees of Reaumur (775 • -•-• St. all Co
however, finding it impossible to get together more than 10 8 Do. £lO shades - ...
but a gang of conspirators, of robbers, of murderers. consequently to have " volunteered statements and evi- F.). Land and sea-breezes alternate successively morn- 25 all IN
(Great applause.) I remind them that their people are barked
a handful of men, submitted, and soon after em . dence upon a subject of which they kuew nothing." So ing and evening, cooling the air, and at the sarne time St. 100 Do. Pref., No. 1., ... - ~,
5 all Ei.
flourishing and fattening upon that very Irish food for for luenos Ayres, -whenee, meeti
•is with the reception -
g much for their ignorance. But these " volunteers" are favouring the entrance and departure of vessels, whilst at 25 20 Thames Haven Dock C
the want of which our people are dying. I say to them, he richly deserved, he quickly p .
roceeded to Entreros, to • • and Railway ......
malicious also. One gentleman, according to Alderman sea, outside the harbour, the prevalent winds are north- •20 17 Vale 20 all Ge
of Neath l5. - 168
"It is true God sent the potato blight, but the Eng- enjoy the society and protection of.l.Trquhiza: This Mo Copeland, " had told the Commissioners that the Cer- east and north-west. 2 all Git
reno was one of those •who, during t e neves n
io b - 20 all Waterfcl. Se Kilkenny 6 - 7 2 IN
lisle Government *created the famine." (Applause.) y poration was everything that was dirty and bad." ' But , 50 all Waterford&Limelick 28 - 30
Rosas's troops, was the too willing i .
histrument of the 3e all Gr
Then they cry out " Treason !" " Felony le " Flat bur- mark how the wretched man drew back when called 20 14 West Cornwall Bea 8e
glary !" (Laughter.) They, then run to their London m . •
ost detestable crimes He enriched himself at the ex- upon to substantiate the charge 1 " When pressed for SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ... 1 West End of London --' • 1 all La
Parliament, and get from them whatever act they ask h h
pense of the unfortunate foreigners and others w om e the names of the persons who had been guilty of cor- ...__..._.... and Crystal Palace ... ... 1 all Li
for • and we wake one morning in Ireland, and find that ith-
despoiled of their estancias and cattle ; and, notw . ruption, he excused himself upon the ground that he CUSTOM HOUSE, DEC. 24. 20 all West London • • - ••• 3 all Li]
last' night's mail has brought .us word that we are standing by the capitulation of the Bth of October, 1851,
had been. their a ent and. that therefore such co E
g , a in- NTERED INWARDs - e - • •
. Th Wm. Jolliffe, from Ostend , 10 51s. Wmbledou &Croydon ... - .- 1 all Le
felons. So, then, the question comes before you. all confiscated property was to be restored to its right- munication would be a breach of professional honour." Tiger, Havre ; Nicoline, Frederica and Middelfaket ; St. 100 YorkNewcth&Berw. 635 - 611 65 4 c
1 all Ms
Americans, I stand here to-day before you as one of the ful owners, he, under the protection of the ex-President
The worthy magistrate viewed such conduct " with George Washington, Moss ; Wigobine, Landscrona • 2e 20 Do. Extensions .. 8i - 844
10 9 Mi
representatives of Irish nationality-of Irish intolerance Giro, successfully resisted it. Servando Gemez, although
unipealsable disgust." If he had been the principal in a ' 2o 115 Do. G.N E Purchase .- ' .
Elise Dantzic ; Alicia Thistecl ; Fortuna, Petersburg ; ' • ' 4 34d, 1 all N(
to foreign oppression-of Irish Republicanism-of what- furnished with arms and money by Urquiza, could get
transaction of that nature, he would of course have Countess of Lonsdalee ,C4luckstadt ; Primus, Hndikswall ; St., 100 York &N. Midland.. 47e -485 J 48 7i i 1 all Nc
soever there is left in the world of Irish freedom-(ap- no men to join him, and therefore, making a virtue of
vented no small amount of anger upon the aeent who Skiabladner, Calmar ; Frederick VII., Randers ; Doris,
• . a
plause), but by London laws a convict. Now, hy this necessity, he submitted. to Flores. Dionisio Corovel,
;was dishonourable enough to respectOlis seer:t. But, Memel ;
.Bertha, Rostock ; Interessehtekaleet, Helsing-
• FOREIGN: 1 all N(
celebration, I understand you to pronounce a flat contra- being one of the least detested of the Exaltado party,
while we applaud this British indignation of the wor- borg • Ins Ste e • Falcon Sarpsbo • Iris Uleabo •
. Ross' ' ' g " rg
' ' rg '
-shire,. Gothenberg ; Challenge, Canton and Fayal ; 10 6 Antwrp&Rotterdam 2 - 'Lid ....
•20 all Po
I
diction to the decision of that foreign Government and was expected to'make a stout resistance ; but even he
shipful Alderman, we would beseech him to be a little Onkel, Kersoer ; Creolen, Landscrona ; Jane, Gothen- 5 3 Belgian East. Junct. 1 - 1--
4 5 1. Po
that London law. (Applause.) I understand you to in- could not collect men to fight, and consequently sub- more merciful Ito the frailties of ordinary humanity. berg ; Maria, Cronstadt. • 20 8 Beziers to Graissessac 3 - 2 d 1 all Qt
dicate the opinions of Americans, that it is not an igno- milted. The minor chiefs of the departments, some of ...- ,!,_
Dien ante ometcivic grandees-who have always been ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING. The Sir William ••• ••• Central of Italy • - ... .50 all Itl
them men of very bad character, were unable to offer the
minious crime, even in Europe, to love liberty and jus- known to burn with a holy hatred for everything ap- Jolliffe, for Ostend ; Wesleyan, Havre ; Eagle, Boulogne ; 20 all Charleroi & Erquelin 13 - 15 15 15 D(
tice. I understand you to peer scorn and indignation slightest opposition. Without, t
herefore firin a sin le
' g g preaching to jobbery and corruption, and with a fervent Trifolum, Odessa ; Emanuel, do. ; Johanna Antwerp ; 174 all Demerara • - ... 30 114 Sa
upon that base denial of all law and justice with which blood the revolu-
musket, or shedding a drop of htemanhe ,
le s
zeal for the exposure and. extirpation of all abuses-eon. Eleanor, Boulogne ; 'Penelope, Malta and Alexandria ; 20 10 Dijon and &neon 2. -35 p 1 all So
the trials of the Irish patriots .were conducted. I under- tion is completed ; and so little appre nsion ex' t. on ceivo that every other consideration and object in life Theresa, Hamburg; Childo Harold°, Etienne ; Maria, 20 e Dutch Rhenish - lid 10 7Th
the part of the Provieional Government and their friends Dunkirk. . • 20 all East Indian 3-4e a ' 285 all Us
toad you further to affirm that the rapacity and tyranny ought to yield to the exigencies of the public service.
of Britain fully justify all Irishmen in endeavouring, at of any disturbances in the interior, or p
dis osition to take But, among professional men, a narrower spirit is un- CLEARED ouTWARDS WITH CARGO, Dec. 20 2 Do Extension
24.-The Dart, ,
au -Gt. e. .., . , P -i P 1 all W
their mortal peril, to regain their national indepencl. part in the fallen clique, that the people are summoned fortunately prevalent ; and they too frequently refuse, for Bruges ; Ocean Queen, New York ; Matia, Antwerp ; "
20 10 Indian Peninsula i -15 p
Gd. Junct. of France 25 - 3 p 1 all -W
1 all W,
ence, the separate national existence of their country,- to elect new members for the Chambers at the end of Swan Dunkirk • Marlborough Port Phillie • Bee Caen •
with dogged. obstinacy, to betray those who trust them ' • ' • . . • " ' ... 10 Gd• T- e
2 Mr. Sepsimus de Septimo Oetend , Merchantman, Port -unk- o,eanada 1 12s.iNV
and to renounce and deny the authority of those pre- this ' month. Double the customary numbers of both even when their treachery might do the State a service. Philie • Johanna Frederik'a Bremen • Bell v A ster- Shrs. and Bonds 3 - 2 d 1 A
tended laws. Do I understand you right ? (Cries of deputies and. senators are to be elected to revise the con- We trust they may learn sounder views of morality from da • ' • d ' ' am- ' m 20 8 Gt. Central of F ce e '
m • Caroline, Falklan Islands ; Pearl, elaranham and e - 1 P 81 i 1 all IYI
t Yes, yes, you . do.') Well, then, I do confess that, stitution where it may be necessary. The Assembly is
the admonition 'of the Alderman of Bishopsgate ; and Par 4 Bilboa, Dunkirk ; Jeune Louis and Fanny, Rouen ; 205 205 Gt. Westn. of Cana
unworthy as I feel myself to be individually of great to meet on the Ist of January. On the 22d of October that they will carefully compare the ethical propriety of Etienne Maria, Dunkirk ; Rein Deer, Demerara ; Robert ' Shares ld - par
and high public honour, I could not find it in my heart General Lavelleja, one of the triumvirate, in a fit of apo- e ,
teen' own practice with the philosophy of the London and Betsey, Melbourne ;
_Kateand Jane, Dunkirk e Ocean, ••• ••• Do. bonds(l i55.)1857 ... - ... .
to avoid any occasion whereupon freemen meet to„ther plexy, dropped dead, and, as Riuera's Health will not magistrate, who regards it " with unspeakable disgust." Havre ; • Valeria, Dunkirk ; Caroline, Madras ; West ... ... Do.bonds(2iss.)lB62l ... - ... •
40 all At
to assert the cause of liberty and Ireland. (Apprause.) permit him to travel, Colonel Flores remains the sole But there is a good time coming. At first, Alder- Kapelle, Melbourne ; Lord John Russell, Harlingen ; Earl 204 104 Hamilton Se Toronto par -1 p 40 ell Br
Citizens, it is not for me to shield the -British empire active provisional governor. • Although not a man of man Copeland only hints obscure! that " the time of Auckland, Rotterdam ; City of London, Dunkirk ; ICO all Do. 6 per cent •• - ••• a
from your deserved contempt. Let others speak of that talent, be possesses agood deal of energy, is highlY re- might come"-but risin in the pyr hetic vein h Albion, Boulegne ; Zwantje Elizabeth, Rotterdam; Johns, 20, 5 Lake Const. & Basle ... - ... 50 all Br
liberal enlightened Government as the fi d-t • I k
y n i , spea
.spected by the gauchos, and is one of the most honest hastens to add, " and dgoubtless 'll °P
wi come, when some
' ' a Dunkirk ;,Annekeene Jantina, Antwerp. 5 4 Lucca and Pistoja, 5 20 2Ch
of it as I think some Americans know how to speak of men the country boasts of. The ex-President Giro has of the 'magistrates, and some of the Common Council .--... per cent. pref.
A
LIVERPOOL, DEO. • 24. 20 •15 Luexembourg ........ 114 - 111 11i 25 5Ch
it-as a band of knotted tyrants and enemies of the returned to his house, .as well as his late minister, Berro, too"- think of it, ye suburban travellers by vile four- •
. 10 13 Do. (Railway) e - 7fi 71, 100 25 Co
human race. (Applause.) One word of explanation, lest and their names are scarcely ever mentioned. Oribe pennyebuses-some of the Common Council, too I-. The Mars (s), from Waterford, when entering the Mer- 5.2 Do le -25 100 20 Co
I should be mistaken-I have spoken bitterly and yin- sailed for Spain some days since, and his son-in-law, the " would'appear before the Commissioners, and venture •
sey this morning, got in contact with a sloop, the Menai 5" 3 Do. (Canal) 2 - 21 20 10 En
dictively of the English- Government. Let no man notorious Maze, and his scarcely less notorious nephew, to put their own position in • t • • *th h
jux aposition wi t ose Packet, bound to Wales, with a general cargo, and. the 10 5 Do,. 6p. cent. pref. 5 - ipse 4 A
imagine I mean the English people. Here in America Lasala, have left this country for Rio Janeiro. The ad- who had given evidence , dth th C • •
•an en e ommissioners latter sank. - 20 12 Lyons & Mediterrau. p- i p .
20 15 Lo
the Government and the people aro one, but in England ministration of the customs has been delivered over by would judge whether the magistrates were fitted for The Cigola, from Newfoundland to Liverpool, was 20 - 104 Madras e - lip
. of
tlee Government is the enemy of the English p l the Government to a portion of those creditors who for- spoken with Dec. 10, lat 48 N., long. 16 W., with part of 334 29 Maria Antonia
eop e, as their duties or not." Th (I- 'll d •
e procee ing en at once ecide ... - ... 50 20 Lo
bulwa ks stove 10 10 Do. New .
it is of the people of Ireland. In 1848 we knew that the merly possessed it, under the condition of giving the all the questions at issue between the Co t. d r '
rpora ion an •.• -- ...
20 2 Melbourne Dk. & Ry. ... - ... 100 20 Lo
sympathies of the toiling masses of the English working Government 130,000 dols. per month ; the excess, if the public. The Commissioners ill
w compare the pre- PARIS, Dec. 24.-The Phalansterre (brig), of and from 20 a Namur & Liege (with
population were with us ; we knew that it would be as any, to be appropriated to the liquidation of their claims. 100 35 Na
tensions of a pack .of bankers, shipowners, d
an iner- Nantes, which was nearly consumed by fire at Cayenne, interest 7l - Si s
great a boon to them as to Ireland if we could overturn The Olinda ma,de her passage to this in 37 days ; she is of
chants with those of the favoured gentlemen who at nth Oct., has been condemned,- and will be sold. - • 20 all DO. (ex interest)
that empire. It would ill become me to speak with a fine vessel, and the passengers speak in the highest • - ••• 20 . 10 Do
present monopolise civic dignities, and having given the DinsoeßVAN, Dec. 21.-The masts, &c., of the Kirwan, 16 all Northern of France 34e - 354 34 50 22e Na
bitterness of the English nation or of Englishmen. Some terms of their good treatment by the captain and officers. bound to Dublin, aground in the Channel, have been cut 20 all Do. 20/. 3p. c. Bds
palm to the latter, will proclaim them at once as the 20 all Ne
- of my best and fastest friends were English. While I Exchange, 42d." most competent of men for expounding the laws and away, to relieve the vessel, and facilitate the attempts to [frey.B. SzAms.Shs.] ... - ... 25 all Ori
was in Van Diemen's Land, contemplating, at the risk statutes of the realm. We confess, however, that we save the cargo. The cargo of the Salacia, from Cork to 10 all NOrwegianTrnk•Pref 7e - 8e
IN
of my life, to escape, some of my safest guides and most THE PACKET STATION QUESTION. entertain some . miegivings as to the probability of the Bristol, on shore, is being discharged, in a damaged state • 20 10 Paris and Lyons • 161 -17 p
the hull, as also that of the Trial, for W ' -
aterford, are dry 40 40 Do. bonds - ... • 100 25 Pa
useful friends were loyal Englishmen. When I forget Commissioners adopting the Alderman's suggestions. 10 all Do
. -41, at low water, and su dto b ls'l d
ppose e Ige . '2O all Paris and Orleans 46 - 48
to acknowledge their kindness-th.eir generous, chival- ... ' The will no doubt a 5 1 Re,
en reference to and in continuation of the Donag,hadee y , , ccept his valuable sta. ThomsoE, Dec. 19.- A large-quantity of red wine, white •20 all Paris and Rouen 4l: -43
rous kindness to me-may my tongue cleave to the roof , _ tistics respecting the labours of the Common Council ; wine, Cognac, Cermagnal, and thick turpentine in-63 gal- 20 all Paris and Strasbourg 32i - 334 32r at
25 25 Sol
of my mouth. (Applause.) One other point of expla- el
an Yortpatrick correspondence latelyinserted in The and they may think 't cl. tt''t th " 1 dth kh b • h '' • • 20 4Pa ' C
i expe ten o mvi e e civic on an o or cas s, as een coming as ore in this neigh- &Ch b 3 ' 4 -
rim aen er rg. - p 25 all Un
nation, and I am done, I -see that the influential Sun' we have received a copy of the letter herewith witnesses to expose all these idle stories about those cor. bourhood 'since June last,- they aPpeared Marked as fol. 104 104 Quebec & Richmond id - 4 d
editor of the New York papers has very ikindiY inserted, Which is important, as showing the course of porate, and committee, and sub-committee festivities 'lowse-a"HXOSSOHSSO&H S SHleseaLs 20 all Rouen and Havre..., 19 -e- 20 - 2e Do
50 10 Un
welcomed my arrival on your shores, but afterwards has the meetings self h h • h. ei h b le* 1 •td • th bl",
ic ave been lately held on the im. wle aye een so prove mg y associa e in epu lc S-3 W S S," with a -line drawn obliquely through it, .20 9 Royal Danish id - par
40 all Un
alluded to the newspaper which lam to establish here, tent sub•ect of the • mind with " the labours" of the body in question. But "HGGFHS-G-FJH-G-C FHC-3 Woa, E G 5 2 Royal Swedish 1- 5 d
por J short sea passage., which
.must in OELHOIe-PRERES--BORDEAUH." They '2O all Sambre and Meuse Be - 91 9
as if it were a gamecock introduced into the arena of '
every respect be publicl ill t l h f Sif •
we w no specu ate on t e uture. u ice et to say h b
ave een successively brought to sale. The Allison, which 10 6 Do. 55 per cent. pref. ... - ...
American factious politics. The gentleman says he will y. known aed canvassed, and that the corporation dies as it has lived. The same ur-
pit me against some priests, abb6s, and bishops, whom therefore we are authorised to publish it :-
.. banity, good taste, and good sense which always die- arrived here from Odes's& previous to the sth, had thrown '2O . 2 S•E• of France.. ..... ... - - ...
art of her car o overboard. 20 6 Southern of France. ..
4 - 6 p 5 5 Aul
he names. He will pit, but I will not come up. the " Low Wood, 10th Dec., 1853. tinguished it are conspicuous in its last moments; !and P S g
TRALSUND, Dec. 20.-The -following vessels hate ar. 20 6 St• Andrews &Quebec ... - • 25 175 Am
snatch ---(laughter) ; and I hereby state to all prudent --" My Lerd, --W. e, YesterdaY, held our meeting,.which its dignitaries have, in the last election under the exist- rived about seven miles off here :---General von Wrangel, 20 23. Upper India Seri ***
20 12 Auf
. ••• - ...
citizens, that they had better not bet on that battle. was adjourned to Friday next, in order to give an op.: ing regime, proved theniselves worthy of the body Of from Charlestown ; Johann Heitrich, from Sunderland ; si all West Flanders P - 45 - 5 10 8 Auf
I'll have no quarrel with any, clergyman. 1- am not a portunity to the county of Down gentlemen to agree which they are members. Gustav- yen Hagenow, from Neweastle,,all bound to this 20 10 Do. 55 per c. Pref . i - 4 d 10 24 Ber
,
theologian-I am a rebel- (Applause.) If there shoctld to a resolution proposed by themselves, but which we port-they have proceeded to GrossZicker, a safe anchorage, 20 10 Western of France... 75 -8e p 50 38e Brii
be, unfortunately, any divisions among the 'friends of Belfastmen considered should be slightly altered. The . where they will remain till the ice disappears. The Eugen 16 4 West. of Switzerland li - lid 5 1 Bi•i:
• Ireland and liberty, upon the grounds of Telig,ion, Pere ' substance of the resolution, as altered by us, wae, that {A.DVERTISEMENT.I--•A LIEUTENANT OF DRAGOO:NS and the Eben Etres, both bound to England, with grain, •20 2 Wiesbaden - •
• - ••• au
100 325 Can
sonal pique, or any other-under such circumstances- the North of Ireland gentry, bankers, and merchants, CURED OF • RHEUMATISM BY HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT and cargo on board, are frozen in within the harbour, and 20 12 &elapse . ... 45 - 4 d
foolish cause, my first. effort. will be to. try to heal* the ihould ask the Government to send down a commission AND PILLS.-This officer, who is in the Dutch armY, will have to remain till the re-opening of the eavigation. , . .--- 5 5 Cey
breach. (Applause.) So far from having any quarrel here to* take evidence es to the best ports in Ireland states that Holloway'e Pills and Ointment have cured . NGTON UAY Dec 22.-A deal 14 feet lon
Baneee Q , ~ , g, 3 ‘
LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENT. LLS. 5 4 Do.
• • -
4 2 Cry
with any man on account of his religion, least of all with and Scotland for a, line of packets between the two- him of rheumatism, which appeared. to be *incurable, as inches thick • a beam belonging to a sloop 18 feet by
inch • ' ' h ' 6
es, enth peat of fore combings setae ed ; and part of a -
the Catholic church, I avow again that SOnae of ITV countries, and when the commission should declare their neither sea-bathing, vapour-baths, nor preparations vaunted
hewer yard, ?5 feet 6 inches long, 2 feet 6 inches irth 25 20 Elec
dearest friends are Catholic clergymen. (Applause.) decision as to the most desirable ports, that we, and all ee sure remedies, did him any good, aud the treatment of g have Sbr Paid RAILWAYS. Leasing Closing Prices I Business
e doctor, a.ft,eF several' months' trial, was without sue- • hd h A 1 t T tll ert of th bad • •
was eas , ore. m a uns ap , ero side of a Compans. Saturday. • Saturday. 25 15 Do.
ThOugh not a Catholic myself,. 1. recognise in Catholics the t' t eth •I to Government, should t"
Par ies o e memona Coss. At this juncture he commenced taking these Pills small vesselehaving "H. T. Bakker ' upon it. There are ---e 1 1 Ele(
_.
______
. —
a!profound and exhaustless fund of disaffection and then aid all in our power to carry out the recommende-
, and. ruhbin also three beams, part of the same vessel, andthebroadside 50 ali Bedford and Ln.&N.W. 15 14 Gen
h the Ointment into the complainine meta
yatred to the British Government.. Therefore, though tem of •the 'commission ; •we in Belfast feeling that 'f twice a (lay!which effeeteell ed • • repi::!rted yesterday was no doubt from the same. . Bletchley.... 20 18 Gen
y cur him in the course of
I. arn. , don that we six er k ISHGUARD, Dee. 23.-The Margaret ... - ... 20 74 hes]
Herat orry to disappoint the editor of the New York such was not clearly understood and agree
~ ee 9. The truth of this statement can be vonched for !Lnd Mary, from St. 100 Buckghamsh. L. &N.W. 101 - 103
cl• I must warn the public of America that I never toiled, • with divided interests, prevail °n the •bY Mr- J• B• Stratman, of Bois.le.Duc.-sold b uh. Newport to Aberdovey, put into Abervelm Bay, Dec. 10, 50 all Clydesdale Je. Caledon... 51 -5' 20 6 Slag
will en y a ( ug- 2
gage in no battle upon any cause or provocation Government 'toe aid' etas 'in the establishment of the gists ; and at Professor Holloway's establishment, 244, and was.abandoned by her crew ; they returned on tho St. 100 E.Lincoln. gr. 1 all Nat,
with the bb • n see Strand, London. , 20th, when, finding that she was in a sinking state, they 6p. cent ..... Gt.Northn 142 - 115 10 4 Net]
a 661 priests and bishops to whom he has
• alluded. aa• ' , • a forced one oen
packets', as the measure would. be 2 IN. S
that I have i izens I I have now done • but I bel; v `
r taken th • •
e suffraee of this reat e t Bro k-
, . .e e Government, . which your lordship's eon: pe
es n ence
d [ADVERTISEmEN • .
d to carry
a • g iy of o proves, and therefore, that We must be all unite
t. l ,
effected by Du Bar ' •
el-Fifty thousand Cur
ry a delicious Re • - left her again a about an hour afterwards she sank in 8 25 all Gas. Barr. & Caldonian.
es have been . fathisres of water. Neils. Direct.
... - ... . Ste
lyn in mvour of the thout md' • • • valenta Arabi ca Food, Theegilhelmine Frederica, from Surinam.to Amsterdam, 2re all Do. New D 0.......... 1 all N. I
Ireland. Non-int great cause of Republicanism and of the measure, which we in Belfast look upon as ana iena
, wi e wine, inconvenience e• --- ...
,or expense (as it saves whietele4 'to Dartmouth on the2lst, reports haying been 1 5 De.
ervention fift times its cost i th 25 all Glstr.&Dn.Fr. et. IVestn. 30 - 32
, I know, is the settled one, and are quite willing to sink our individual opinions y 90 hrremedies).-"Twenty-fiveyears en ceei,e4, _the inernieg.e'f the:l4th, in lat. 40 N., long. 100 all Hrtlpl. Dk. & Yk. New. 20 10 Nrtl
• f the Am •
policy o • enean re lite B • • b ' • nervousness, constipation indigestio 5 all Peel
n, and debility, from 34 Wee' wet "ftl4o/4.Ditn.ean.ft:oin London, and had her Railway & Berw.. ... - ... •
t rohibit the intery
no p p ) ic. eitso , ut it does to carry out such a most desirable undertaking as a
1i h I had suffered 't '-
elution of honest opinion I have short sea passage from the North of Ireland to Scot- wi' c grea- raisern and which no medi. mizeie spat,' 'genie of 'the'
.gear carried away, and mizen 50 all Hull & Selby. Y.&N.Aid. 1.09 _ m 50 all Peni
not asked of you your fleets, • ' cine could remove or relieve h 50 25 Di
war steamers, armies land. - , aye been effectually cured booidebroken. e, , . . 25 all Do. i Shares Do 545 - 553 2 all Port
transports, or military chests. I a k ' Barry's Food in a Ye
you for your " Should the Government give us the commission, by Du . ry short time. W. R. ,
- 124 all Do. e Shares Do 27 - 28
countenance, your friendship, for
YOUrS - - R s Pool Anthony, Tiverton." " Eiolit ' e
eeve , .
12i all Lon.&Groenw S.Ea.stern. 13e -14 e 100 60 . Rep
moral su port Belfast Donaahadee and Larne would, of course, sup- ears -ys- MARIE ANTOINOTTE -Her first appearance dazzled 1 all Scot
of which you American people are the greatest P - ' ' e'
' • ' ee I epsia, nervousness, debility, with cramps, s Yas -el e .1 It‘ ' Ci. 20 all Do. Preference Do 245 -25 e
ehatn tons. port their raepeetive claims aS portS of depa..ure. p . . p ms, ane tee court ana ail e ranee. oue was then but sixteen St. 25 25 Sont
What will come to us in coming years
no
man pf
100 Lowestoft gr.
see ; but if it be the destiny that bri ht d can ore- may add, my lord, that i g .
I ood results arise out of this nausea, for which mys servant had consulted the advice ears .1(1 H
y o . er previous beauty eclipsed that of Madame I all - Subi
' f have been effectually removed b D ' 4 per cent... Norfolk - 95 .
. g ays are to that we in Belfast feel that we are much indebted to o many, y u Barry s du Barry, the favourite of Louis XV , and the d 100 281 Van
•ri •if the survivors e mo ern St. 100 Do. 6 per ct... Do
dawn upon her agai , o• that slaved, your lordshi for the great trouble ou have taken, and .delicious food in a very short time. I shall be happy Phryne. But the bea t of Mada .13 - - -
u y me arry wa.s that of 55 all Mancleßirton. Ln.&N.W.
scourged, and disarmed nation of able-bodied paupers i. P • . ' to lend uY u owerful in. to answer any inquiries. Rev. John W. Flavel, Rid- a courtesan • the b
ever to have the happiness of clothing her land - •s we hope you will continue syo r p . , eauty of Marie Antoinette was that and M.atlock & Midld. n- 3
N ilk " " Three years' excessi
-team terest, and stand by us until the Government do us hagton Rectory, mo h ve of a princess. Nature had adorned her with all the 50 all Middlesbro' & Staten &
of that freedom t ' THE WEST
in the brightness and.glory . hey have even-handed justice, be" giving t,° th, ° Nod, hof Ireland nervousness, with pains in my neck and left arm, and gifts which made he be • Redear . Darlingt. ~„ - „ railway is in 1
panted for, then I know that the voice of Ameo r as a woman an o ject for admire-
--ca, what we are seeking 'for viz , a snort postai communica- general debility, which rendered my life very miserable, tion, and as a Queen an ob'ect for ad t. ' 100 all Midld.Bradfd. Midland.. 99 -10 i. 420 'miles, 3 f
which comforts Ireland to-day in the hour of her huma
tio •h s ' . ' has been radically removed by Du Barry's excellent tall, he
n wit cotland. j . ora ion ;in shape
r movements were swanlike in carriage and de- 50 all Northern and cupied by the
liation and affliction, will not be slow to welcome u '
Bn' " Your lordship's correspondence with the Admiralty, food. Alm. Stuart, Archdeacon of Ross, Skibbereen." portment ;an eleganco such as to 1 • ' Easternsp.c. E. Count. 60 -62 perches, out so
lause "
our victory and our triumph. (Tremendous app .) as to
its publicat ' ' ld tbe deeided on as several -"Fifty years' indescribable agony from dyspepsia, majesty • her hair was bl d
ion, Lou no • , ose nothing of her 5 all Do. 6 per ct.. Do
, . on e and inky, and its 5e all Do.Fixeds D •••
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STARTING I
Loud calls for Mr. IVleagher were made after Mr. of th D t. t• fl. t 1 •
e own gentlemen had not read it, and as it almest nervellsnes'i, asthma, cough, cons ipa ion, 1, u eney, warm tints reminded the beholder of the way t . f ' p.c 0 ...
...
setting a youn
Mitchell retired from the stand. I entirely refers to Dona h d dPt " • t 'le tth t ach and vomittingse has Titian ; a lofty oval forehead like to thos
gaee an or pa no it mos spasms, sic ness a es om , y resses o 2.., all Prest. & Wyre L. dile .W. ,
him by frier
h ssembl ro aof the fair diLn&Yk ...
"Mr. Meagher appeared, and addressed t-e a y P Perly belongs to them ;no doubt Mr. cassidy will been removed by Du Barry's excellent food. Maria .1 olly. daughters of the Danube •
, eyes of liquid azure, in which 1 12 Do i Shares Do under the aru
as follows :-Mr. Mayor and wind Graham,- I sin- give those that have not perused it an opportunity of wortham Ling, near Diss, Norfolk.''- Copies of testi- the calm and the tempest of the soul made the look by S 100 Ito. stn.&Hit.. Gt.N ••• --- -
orthn 112 - 145 him afloat le
cerely feel that 1 should be acting with sem, impropriety : doing so before next Friday's meeting Now that Your menials of 50,009 cures (including those of Lord Stuart turns sleep or undulate ; the nose slightly aquiline : the S-• 100 DoY.She th. St. Do 142 - 145 will lose or ,
• if I were to intrude upon this grand solemnity. There lordship is in possession of our views; we hope You aP• do Deeles, Major• General Thomas King, Drs. Ure, mouth Austrian, of her family, that is-a min - '
gling 21 183 Shef. RPoth. & Lancashet Teach him, ii
is one, however, who is more and much better entitled prove of them.
Shorland, and Harvey (gratis). In canisters, with full of pride and of a smile • the chin turned up ; her colour Gooleg.s.p.c Yorksh ... - d need of bladd(
" I have the to
to appear here on this occasion then I am-it is my .
.. . flour to remain, my Lord, your lord- instructions, lth., 2s. 9d. ; 21b.; 4s. 6d. ; 51b., Ils. ; heightened by the chili climate of the north • • 12 95 S. Staffordsh.. MrMClean 2 - lid himself afloat.'
• • ' futhful servant,
friend Mr. Smyth, who was instrnmental in bringing ship s • , , an me.
121 b., 225. ; super-refined, 51b., 225. ; 101 b., 335. The sistible grace shed like a youthful vapour over all her 50 an WoarValleygr Stockt. & ' edueation-ust
John Mitchell here. To him much honour is due." i " Jouer TucolsoN Db. and 121 b. carriage free. Barry Du Barry and Co., features and which did not alio* her to be viewed'but 25 6 per cent ... Darling. ... - -
uis of Lon
Mr. P. J. Smyth being loudly' called forihe appeared I " Time Marq donderr le ' '
Y, es..G., Sse,, &e , 77, Regent-street; London ; also, Fortnum, Mason, and through' an atmosphere of fire or of inebriation. all Do Do 305 -31 e ballast-set th
Mount-Setwart, Newtownards."
on the stand, and addressed the people aseembled: .
1 Co., purveyors to her Majesty, Piccadilly. Lam4rtim. . . St. 100 Wilte4Somrst Cit.Weetn. 99 100 voyage will b
American Pap

FOREIGN.
10 6 Antwrp &Rotterdam 2 —14 d
5 3 Belgian East. Junct. 1 14
20 8 Beziersto Graissessac 3 - 2 d
Central of Italy —
20 all Charleroi & Erquelin 13 15
174 all Demerara —
20 10 Dijon and &anon- 2. -34 p
20 8 Dutch Rhenish
20 all East Indian 3 41
20 2 Do. Extension
5 all Gt. Indian Peninsula lip
20 10 Gd. Junct. of France 24 3 p
... 10 Gd. Trunk. of Canada
Shrs. and Bonds 3 2 d
20 8 Gt. Central of France
.4 1 p 811
204 204 Gt. Westn. of Cana
Shares ld par
Do. bonds(l iss. )1857 ...
Do. bonds (2 iss.)lB62i . .
204 104 Hamilton & Toronto par 1 p
ICO all Do. 6 per cent — •••
20 • 5 Lake Const. & Basle ...
5 4 Lucca and Pistoja, 5
per cent. pref.
20 15 Luexerabourg ........ 114 111 11i
10
0 12
Do. (Railway) 7
14 74 74
24
5 3 Do. (Canal) 2 24
10 5 Do. 6p. cent. pref. p 5 4
20 12 Lyons & Mediterrau. p p
20 • 104 Madras —14 p
334 29 Maria Antonia
10 10 Do. New
20 2 Melbourne Dk. &Ry —
20 all Namur & Liege (with
interest 7i
20 all Do. (ex interest) — •• •
16 all Northern of France 341 354 34
20 all Do. 201. 3p. c. Bds
[fmy.B. &Ams. She.] --
10 all NorwegianTrnk.Pref 76
20 10 Paris and Lyons 164 —l7 p
40 40 Do. bonds
'2O all Paris and Orleans 46 48
20 all Paris and Rouen 4l —43
20 all Paris and Strasbourg 32i 7 334 32f
20 4 Paris Caen& Cherbrg. 3 4 p
104 104 Quebec & Richmond id 4 d
20 all Rouen and Havre 19 7. 20
20 9 Royal Danish ld par
5 2 Royal Swedish 1 4 d
20 all Sambre and Meuse Bi 94 9
10 6 Do. 54 per cent. pref —
20 2 S.E. of France - . .
20 6 Southern of France 4 6 p
20 6 St• Andrews &Quebec
20 2s. Upper India Scrip ~. —
si all West Flanders 44 5
20 10 Do. 54 per c. Pref
20 10 Western of France 74 —B4 p
1G 4 West. of Switzerland 1 lid
20 2 Wiesbaden - •
20 12 Zealana
44 4 d

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
40 all Australasia 7B 80 79
40 all British Colonial Bank
and Loan Company
50 all British N. American
20 2 Chrtd. Bnk.of India,
Austral., and China Adis
25 5 Chrtd. link. of Asia. 14 idis
100 25 Colonial
100 20 Commercial of Lond
20 10 English Scottish and
Australian Chrtd l4 id
20 15 London Chrtd. Buk
• of Australia — 1 p
50 20 London and County
50 10 London Joint Stock ..„
100 20 Lond.andWestminst
100 35 National Provincial
of England
20 10 Do. New — •••
50 226 National of Ireland — . .
20 all New South Wales
25 all Oriental Bank Cor
poratien
100 25 Provincial of Ireland ...
10 all Do. New —
5 1 Royal Australn. Bkg
and Gold Imp. Co 6d— par
25 25 South Australia —
25 all Union of Australia 73 75
26 Do. New 7l 86
50 10 Union of London
40 all Union of Madrid
MISCELLANEOUS.
5 5 Aubin v >al and Iron
25 174 Australian Agrieult. 45 46 ,:456 5
20 12 Australsn.Pciiie Mail
10 8 Australis. Royal Mail 2 •
10 24 Berlin Water W0rk5.....-
50 385 Brit. American Land 70 75
5 1 Brit. Coln. Smeltg.
and Reduction Co ...
100 326 Canada Company . .
5 5 Ciystal Palace — 2 pl 7
5 4 Do. New - 2 p 5 6
4 2 Crystal Pal, of France 4 -
20 3 Eastern Steam —
25 20 EleetrieTelegraph (A) 16 18 17i
25 15 Do. (B) ll 13
1 1 Electric Tel. of Irel —
15 14 Gen. Steam Navigat
20 18 General Screw Steam
20 76 Irish Beetroot Sugar
20 6 Magdalena St. Navig.
1 all Nat. Pt, Steam Fuel
10 4 Netherlands Land..., 2 ld
2 1 N. S. W. Coal & Inter-
Stem. Nay. Co -
1 all N. B. Australasian lt p 1.6
1 A Dci, New
20 10 Nrth.ofEuropeSteam
5 all Peel Rr, Ld. do Minrl. fip
50 all Peninsular & Oriental b
50 25 Do,
2 all Portland Iron Co .
1.00 60. Royal Mail Steam —
1 all Scot. Austral. Invest l6 lip
25 25 South Austral. Land 39 41 396
I all Submarine Telegraph Ad p
[OO 281 Van Diemen's Land 15 16

TIIE WEST RIDING OF YORK.—The greatest extent of
railway is in the West Riding of York. The length is
420 miles, 3 furlongs, and 192 yards ; and the land oc-
cupied by the railways is 5,391 acres, 3 roods, and 4
perches, out of 565,158 acres, 3 roods, and 36 perches.
STARTING IN LIFE.—It is said, and said truly, that
setting a young man afloat in the world with money left
him by friends and relatives, is like tying bladders
under the arms of one who cannot swim, and setting
him afloat upon the ocean—ten chances to one he
will lose or break his bladders and go to the bottom.
Teach him, in the first place, to swim, and be has no
need of bladders, and will not &Tend on them to keep
himself afloat. ive children a sound moral and literary
education—useful learning for sails, and integrity for
ballast—set them afloat upon the sea of life, and their
voyage will be prosperous and their destiny safe.—
Amorican Paper.