The Sun.
London, England, 1856-02-06 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

Lownorr, Feb.
s.—Wind this day at noon, S. ; fresh
breeze and
l squally.
F Feb. 4.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Myo-
ILFRACOMB ~
cotes,
'from Nantes for Newport, with stem damaged,
bowsprit
sprung, &e., from contaet with a ehassemaree,
I
on the 2d inst., off Lundy Island.
NEWPORT, Fob. 4.—Arrived—Melbourne, from Brest,
for Jamaica ; Lady 11.41au, London, for Hong Kong.
Sailed—Eliza Stewart Forbes, for Sierra Leone.

(rn ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday Molting.
Arrived—Susannah, from Newport ; William Cathe-
rine, Sunderland ; Argyll (s.), Carentan.
Sailed—Atalanta (s.), for Havre; Ondine London;
South-Western (s.), Jersey.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.

Wind S.S.W.
Sailed—John Bright, for New York ; Salem, Mel-
bourne ; Cherokee, Africa.

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 4.

Wind W.N.W.
Arrived—Contcst, from St. Michael's.

BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGNAPTI3
DEAL, Wednesday, 9.40 a.m.

Wind S.W. ; strong.
Passed— Edeudale (tpt. 10), from the Crimea, for Lou.
(lon.
Anchored—Prince Alfred (tpt. 126), from the Crimea ;
Sultana (s.s.), and La Vivandiere, both London, for Con-
stantinople ; Gipsy Queen, London, for Terceira ; H.M.S.
Rhadamanthus, Woolwich, for the westward.
Anchored off North Foreland—Charlotte, from Amster-
dam, for New Orleans.

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FRANCin nßs
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tAoNoCkE .13
annual
Hanover-square Rooms en Monday evening. According
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to usual custom, the committee of the society organised
lottery, which was drawn for during the evening.
aio lifsE this DEi
Amongst the principal prizes were several very beautiful
presents from the princesses of the Royal family of
Orleans, who have been, since the foundation of the so-
ciety in 1842, its most munificent supporters. The
Duchess d'Aumale contributed a very valuable neck-
lace, of Vienna workmanship ; and the Princess de
Joinville a gold-mounted " Nevessaire des Fumeur,
both of which were greatly admired. The Prince de
Conde, and the other members of this Royal and truly
charitable family, forwarded contributions.

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THE SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 6, 185 6, ,
jest. That commission had recommended a scheme With regard to the certificates which were to justify the Wellington, and the poble duke appointed 7 o'clock in the Naval and Military Intelligence. .
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. which might, indeed, theoretically be the best, but which advance of one-fourth by the Treasury there would, ho be morning at the Horse Guards. The friends of my noble
friend asked him how,, he would be able to manage so early Captain Codrington's division of gun-boats, ermine!, IN BANKS,PII lACSSEURSAVE, AND AOTEIII-I.::fts COM
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ated yesterday as at Portsmouth, went out of,harbour
WAS not likely to find favour with the country on ac- 1 lieved, be no difficulty in obtaining them.
count of its interfering with the local authorities, whe- I Lord LOVAINE considered the bill, on the whole, sa- an appointment. Nothing in the world easier," said he,
ther in the counties or the boroughs. The object was tisfactory, and had no doubt it would receive due conside- " I will do it the last thing before Igo to bed. (aughter.) PANIES' STOCK. •
HOUSE OF LORDS-(YESTERDAY). simply to provide as efficient a police force as was con- ration from county members. You cannot by any rule you make in this house alter the to the Motherbank yesterday. The Ist and 21 divi-
sistent with the existing system. He did not propose to Mr. ROBERT PALMER said, when it was proposed in habits of the people. With regard to the proposal for sions of the whole gun-boat flotilla will, we are informed,
cAiatiIDLiFBtR.IDAY EVENINV•
The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack occupy the time of the house by entering into the facts his own county (Berks), on a recent occasion, to adopt the having earlier sittings, I would refer my hon. friend to rendezvous at Portland-the 31 and 4th in Stoke's Bay.
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..ur AND COKE COMPANIES.
at five o'clock. which showed the necessity for a police, or the results rural police system, a memorial was addressed to the ma- the experience which we have of day sittings at the end The Colossus, 81, Captain the Hon. H. Koppel, will PUBLISHED ETERFY"):---niErEtAseDAO.-fly
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a petition which had followed the establishment of police in counties. gistrates in quarter sessions, in opposition to the proposal, of the session. That experience leads me to the conclusion also go to Portland. The Rodney,'92, one of the depot
from Hintonparva against opening the British Museum The evidence upon that subject had been collected by the which had the signatures of about one-half of the rate- that such sittings are not beneficial to the public service. ships for this effective force, is in hand, and will be LONDON, TUESDAY, FEB. 5, 1856.
committee of 1803, which had agreed to resolutions, the payers. Notwithstanding that memorial, the magistrates, Very many personsholding public offices were then unable adapted with all despatch. She will embark this day
Second Lieutenant Holloway, 2 ser-Divpiedrend i Aineefunt
17...._205h1a0.re.:
and Crystal Palace on Sundays.
effect of which was-first, that the failure of the Rural after fully considering the subject, adopted the provisions to attend to the duties of those offices from the necessity of C.eaapnttasi,n2corporais
Pickard,
i fifer, and 63 preeat sof Royal LEASES AND SETTLED ESTATES BILL. Police Acts was owing to their permissive character ; se- of the act ; and it would now be a great satisfaction to the their being present in this house The house. has already -
jMarine Light- 'lnfantryfrom the divisional head-quar-
Au:77-.
The LO Fap CHANCELLOR moved the second condly, that the evidence showed moral and social benefits disappointed memorialists that a portion of the expense abolished many useless forms which stood in the way of
tors at Gobsport. The Caesar, 91, Captain Robb, left
The Fl
harbour for Spithead, after refit, yesterday.
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reading of this bill. The noble lord said the present to have been derived by those districts which had adopted was to be defrayed out of the Consolidated Fund. He public business ; if there are any others, for Heaven's
measure was somewhat similar to that of last year, with the rural police; thirdly, that notwithstandine the useful- had always been of opinion that if the rural police system sake let us get rid of them ; accelerate the business, but
CBDUiriritNtlygtt loahsluthfeeno..
London
1.•
the exception of some alterations which were calculated ness of the superintending constables appoint:d under the was to be carried out it should be partly at the expense impose no fetters on the conduct of members, for they will
act 5 Vic., an inefficient system of superintending sonata- of the national treasury. For many years past the Govern- only work to the injury of the public service. My hon. Th lying Fish, 6-gun despatch-boat, was taken into
to render the bill much more effectual in ite operation.
bless to fulfil the duties of a police force was an inefficient silent of the. country had very properly defrayed the
.ex- friend has said that after a certain time this house becomes the. steam-basin yesterday, to •be expedited for commis-Lord CAMPBELL complained of some of the details-
substitute for a really efficient police force ; fourthly, that pence of maintaining prisoners, on the ground that crime a scene of repose, and he drew a very able picture of the 81". The new steam gun-boat Princess, lately launched
415.10.5. 'lOO 0 0 150 6 0 15
of the hill. there should be a consolidation of the police of smaller be- was a national affair; and the same reason which justified effects of late sittings. Bat lam bound to say that mr at Pembroke, arrived at Portsmouth yesterday in charge , 20; 0 0 2o 0 0
. -
Lord BROUGHAM
roughs • h'police for that hon. gentle-. '• ' - '' l
bill. larger towns should be placed under the same system as the man proposed to enact that it should be compulsory to There have been occasionally scenes of acrimonious debate No. 160, left s-ith d Bahiana,
.....
it eur. (4th Cap.). _ ,AO 0 0 20 0 0
After a short conversation, in which Lord Colchester, counties ; fifthly, that aid should be afforded by the Go- divide counties into districts. and of excitement when the authority of the chair has Thames. 1., ea• yesterday afternoon for the Equitable......., table.. .......... 21. 100. t5O 0 0 all 33%
Great Central B/. per cent. 10. 0 0 all 1i U
the Earl of Derby, and Lord Campbell took part, the bill vernment towards defraying the costs of an improved and Sir G. GREY-Not in all cases. been needed to maintain order, and I think that, with By thepeninsular and Or'enta Imperial 101.& bonus. a 0 0 0 all 85
Or} cuts] Company's steam-ship Independent sr, '4O 0 0 was read a second time, extended system of police without interfering with local Mr. R. PALMER said in his own county it would be hardly an exception, such scenes have occurred in the small Sultan," •
which arrived at Southampton L0nd0n........... o -
LAW OF SETTLEMENT. management; and finally, that it was expedient as soon as most unjust to make the western division pay equally with hours of the morning. (Hear.) Up to 12 o'clock our .
with yesterday morn- 30 0 0
BERNERS inquired if it was the intention of possible to introduce a bill for the establishment of amore the eastern, which being the nearest to the metropolis was debates have always been extremely well conducted, andthe Peninsular ing -
Par'. Preference 61 per cent. 25 0 0
e following peesete „ ..,,,„ „„
items of land T • 41* 60 0 0 52 I; 0 -
Lord
. per cent. - -
her Majesty's Government to bring in any, or if so, what improve! and extended police force. He would now the most subject to crime. when anything has occurred to change their character it nave. nu lieu intelligence from Gibral• Ratcliii ' •.
shortly state the 1 to the police of counties or ho• Mr STACEY said that, residing in a county (Norfolk) has happened after that time I certainly think that my tar :-Her Majesty's steam troop-ship p u Red .-* • '''''
erieverance, nGeneral
es. 100 0 o 16 0 0 16
21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 193/4
measures for the abolition of th® laws of settlement and Ye law as
ofthe in which. • hadestablisheda friend.
is mistakenin . •that- the liveliness which the h
roughs, The result of the act 1839 had been pass- - Westminsterehartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 54
removal of the poor in England, Scotland, or Ireland ing of an act of the 2d Victoria, which made it optional many years, he felt much satisfaction at the introduction animal spirits of hoe. meinbsra were exhausted by a late manta of the 19th 23d, 31 • y Ditto, New .... • , - 5 O 5O 00 10 it: 0 10
31st, 38th, 44th, and 46th
or for any alteration of the present system of local taxa- with the justices to adopt a county constabulary, and of this measure. He trusted that the aid of the Treasury sitting. (Hear.) Believing, therefore, sir, that the mo- Regiments, and Ist and 2d battalions of the Rifle
tion ? The noble lord proceeded at some length to corn- lea it to them, if they adopted it, to determine the num- would not be given in a niggardly spirit, but that the tion re they are to join the reserved
of my hon. friend is not conducive to the public Brigade, to Malta, whe
meat upon the course that had been pursued by the Go- bar of policemen
to be appointed, subject to a proviso that minimum of oue.fourth would at least be afforded in every benefit, I cannot ,give it nay support. (Hoar.) depots stationed in that island for the pur f •
vernrnent with respect to this measure, the number should not exceed one for every 1,030 of the case. Mr. WILLIAMS said that the lively speech of the , • pose o fillin I Dividend Amount
g Name of Company.
p vacaacese whenever required b their respectivenY. per of Paid. Price,
corps
Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY said it was not population. The Secretary of State had the power to take Mr. PALK having expressed his general concurrence in noble lord loft him unconvinced. (Divide.) He certainly
doing duty at the seat of y Annum. Share.
the intention of the Government to introduce any men- measures for the due equipment and pay of the police. the measure, said he should be glad it the right hen• gen- thought that the house ought not to hurry to a division on . ,
steam.war in the Crimea. Her Ma. - -
is v s troo ship
sure for the abolition of the English laws of settlement ; A chief constable was to be appointed by the justices, sub- tletnan would state whether or not towns having a pope. an important matter like this. Through the system of late e-4
1,, P leTransit, Commander Johnson, X s. d. X s. d.
jest to the approval of the Secretary of State. The chief lation not exceeding 5,000 were to be placed on the same sitting', coupled with the practice. of giving a large num- which put into Gibraltar during Fast London ....
the night of the 14th Grand Junction ... %I er cnt Stock,
_..-1) • 100 -
but it was their intention to carry out the recominenda- ifrrm Portsmouth,4l er cnt. 30 0 0 all cl municipal towns to which h to c.,al, ell tool
constable bad the power of appointing constables to be footing as the boroughs an . e leer of notices of motion upon going into supply, millions of . , t her departure on the -
Kent......... ..... ••
41. Per cnt 100 0 0 - 781;
tions of the committee that had sat on the subjectwith j allude I ? money were voted after 12 o'clock, and when no attention evening of the
placed under his control. The result of this act, which had 16th, with the 2d Light Infantry Re i-
-2 Lambeth ...........:: P *
and
zespect to the Irish Scotch poor,- too 0 0 - -
had now been 16 years in operation, WWI, thtit• in 21 Mr. BARROW depreceted the extension of a semi-mi- could be given to them. This had only been the use during went of the British German Legation on nosed, bound- Newlliver Company 21.105.
CRIMINAL JURISDICTION BILL. counties the justices had established a rural police under litary system of police, and said he hoped hon. gentlemen the last few sessions of Parliament. In the time of the far Scutari. The steam transport• Cleopatra
- -
Southwark &Vauxhall Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 -
89% put into West
TheirsLOD CHANCELLOR moved for leave to its provisions, and in districts of seven other counties. connected. with counties would consider well before they Government of Sir R. Peel, and of the noble lord the Gibraltar Bay on the afternoon Middlesex - 89%
rnoon of the 20th ult., being
bring a bill to Permit the Court of Queen's Bench to But there were still 21 counties, including two ridings of consented to part with the management of their own local member for London (Lord J. Russell), a different practice sevendays from
Cork, and having or. board 17 officers BRIDGES.
order certain offences to be tried in the Central Criminal Yorkshire, in which no such force had been established. affairs, t. prevailed. If the noble lord (Palmerston) really desired and 540' .
men (detachments %el various re '
Court. BY this hill important trials affecting life and death Then, with respect to the numbers of the police, the Sir. G. GREY said be was much obliged to the house for to save the public time, he would abstain from intro- .giments) Dividend Amount
for Malta. During the vo eve th
may be removed from any county to the above court, greatest diversity existed. The proportion which they the spirit in which they had received measure, and duelng measures which were not intended to be per- . 3 , e Cleopatra expe Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
The bill had the entire sanction of the Lord Chief bore to the numbers of the population was worthy of would attend to any suggestions which might be made for severed in when the session drew to its close. He would enced bat -I
re . very • . weather and lost two boats, besides,
Justice. consideration, and the highest was lin 1128, the lowest 1 its amendment. With regard to the formation of districts, suggest that, in lieu of taking motions upon going into having another stove in. A mai, also died of sea-sick-
X s. d. X s. d.
1. he did not repose thatever count should be divided intoa separate da
in 5350. Such was the state and such had been the opera- . .
j. P Y Y . . . supply,Y should be given for them. ness onboard. The Cleopatra left for her destination thineerfard a.. . After some remarks from Lord DERBY, the bill was- - - 12
tion of the law in counties. He would now state the law distrie.s as a matter of course, but that in cases in which Mr. BASS thought that the argument raised by the in the evening. The British steamer Brandon, 9 days Southwark .. .. ••
.•
.. - 130 o 0 -
brought in and read a first time. as to police in boroughs. The law left no option to magistrates failed to exercise the option given to them in noble lord (Palmerston) upon the Wednesday sittings was from London, with Government stores for Balaklava, ttiatitti, efew of 7% p.c. 11, per cent. so ose - -
-
The house adjourned at 6 o'clock. boroughs, but the municipal corporations Act required that respect, the Queen in council should have power to not a correct one. He would rather refer to the sittings arrived out at Gibraltar on the 22d alt. The British w
Ditto Ann' •‘f
8; 1 ..- 100 0 0 -
4 8d GO 0 0 - ,-
the town „end/ t„ppoint a sufficient number oi Con- require magistrates to create districts. Such aleawer would at the end of the session, at which a vast amount of real steam-transport Madagascar, Capt. Rennie, shipped at Ditto Nw ditto o°f 71: 1/1: 1100 s: 4d: 40 0 0
2i
stables to protect the inhabitants. In the larger boroughs of course only be exercised in special cases. He could not business was done. Barcelona 170 mules for the use of the Land Trine Vauxhall .......... • • 9Gs. 70 10 3 --
HOUSE OF COMMONS.--.(YESTERDAY.) an efficient police was maintained, and it was doubtful assent to the suggestion of the ,right hon. gentleman the The house divided- port - 20%
whether in such town& as Liverpool and Birmingham im- -member for Droitwich (Sir J. Pakington) that the mini- For the motion
The SPEAKER took the chair at a quarter before four bth t vn councils had ars mum of one-fourth should b e given in all cases absolutely,
provement could e effected, as eoi Against
o'clock. interest in uiaintainiug the efficiency of the police force, instead of being made sooting ant on the report of the in- The motion was therefore lost. inst., about 260 mules for the same s •and
service de- Dividend Amount
FIRST READINGS. Nor did he believe that in any case where an eat. specter ; for the effect of that would be to afford aid out of CHURCH RATES. parted for Gallipoli. The East Anglian steamer, Capt.
Name
of Company. per of Paid. Price.
The following bills were severally read a first time ; cient police bad been established was there a desire the Consolidated Fund in cases in which the police provision Mr. PACKE would detain the house but for a few mo- Joy, which arrived at Gibraltar on the 20th inst. with
Annum. Share.
--Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway; Cheltenham Gas ; that it should be diminished. (Hear, hear.) Ent while was wholly inadequate to the wants of the locality. The manta in asking leave to bring in a bill to abolish church gunpowder for Malta, having discharged her cargo, --
Renfrewshire Roads; Eastern Counties Railway; North in some of the large boroughs an efficient police was kept fixing of the minimum of assistance was a very fair subject rates for other than the purposes therein mentioned ;to coaled at the New Mole, and left for Shithead on the Commercial .......... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stack. -
Staffordshire Railway • Shrewsbury and Welahpool
. , up, in others,' he was sorry to say, the result was very fur consideration in committee. The objection to any make provision for the maintenance of the fabric and ne• 24th ult. East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - 117%
notwithstanding the repeated admonitions ad- s;andard was that what might be sufficient in one case emery fittings of parish • different, . .
Railway ; Ulster Railway ; Edinburgh ,Municipalities ;The Lancashire Witch sailing transport arrived at East Country.. 2os. per sh. -- •••• -
dressed to the local authorities-notwithstanding that in would not be so in others. The class of towns referred to enable certain persons to redeem their liabilit to church • London ......... ••
Lands Inaprovement (Scotland) ; Banbridge RailwaY ; • f need those boroughs had •d f • ' hh - • Y Gibraltar from the Crimea, and Malta on the 231 1 - -
~ 1 time o nee ose applied or military sue. y the on. member for South Devon, having nu separate rates, and otherwise to amend the law respecting the mak- d., . u t., • Ditto Bonds 4l. per cent. - - -
Gaetonbury and Beaton Railway ; Severn Valley Rail- sour, which ought to have been afforded by a police on the existence, would he included in counties. Ariregarded the • liabilitychurchrates • ing, assessing, collecting, and to - -
way ; Broadstairs Harbour and Pier ; and the London spot. At the risk of drawing down the animadversion of further progress of this bill, he hoped the house would England and Wales. Before to speak of the
proceedingthe steam-transpart Hope, but shortly afterwarJs nut ectuthampten -
and North-Western Railway. some hon. members, he would state how the case stood allow him to fix the second reading fornoxt Monday, which me aura itself, he wished to state to the house the posi- back. The steam-transport Borussia, 7 days from Ply- Victoria -
Mr. HORSFALL presented a petition against the with regard to some of these boroughs. At one time Stools. was a comparatively open day. He would then consent tion in which he stood with regard to the matter, In the mouth, with detachments of different regiments fur ,
opening of the British Museum and Crystal Palace on port had only 15 constables-the force was at this 03011100 t that any reasonable time should be allowed to elapse be- year 1854 he had brought in a, bill on the subject, having Malta, arrived out on the 27th ult. The Red of Abets JOINT•STOOK BANKS.
the Lord's-day. only 24-to a population of 54,000. In Wigan there were fore the bill went into committee. for its object the division of the rate iet i two portions, viz., deen steam-transport, S days from Loudon, with de- -
Mr. HA.DFIELD gave notice, on the part of Mr. only 11 out of a population of 32,000, and in Ashton-under- Leave was then given to bring in the bill. a rate for the fabric of the church, and a rate for the ex- tachments for the Crimea, arrived out at Gibraltar on Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
Fagan, of his intention to bring in a bill to abolish the Lyne only 17 constables in a population of about 30,000. So BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. ponces incident to Divine worship, and containing a de- the following day. During the voyage she experienced • Annum. Share.
that, although the Municipal Act had been conformed to• claration that Dissenters should not be rated to _
tax of ministers' money in Ireland. Mr. BROTHERTON rose to move "That on those days vary bad we ti a ler ; wind, S, W. to w.s.w .ti ~ wr 1 a X s. et. £s. .1.
tee-
Sir J. WALMSLEY gave rustic° that on an early the letter, i•t had been evaded iu the spirit. There were
- on which the house shall sit in'the evening, the debate on the latter. In the autumn of that year he put a mendous sea, which carrie •
a largo number of boroughs with so small a populationquestion to the Government as to what they a away a portion of the bud- Au5tra1a51a........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 92
day he would bring in a,bill to open the British Museum alsothey couldnotmaintain•
that
an efficient police. e mre
'eh any business under discussion at twelve o'clock (midnight)
would
e do, and upon their • •,e
answer he die not press for
wails, figure heal, and some of the erections on deck British NorthAmerlcatt .il. per rent. 50 0 0 I, G 6
and National Gallery on Sundays.
wore 64 boroughs with less than 5 000 inhabitants, and shall stand adjourned to the next day on which the house... for the convenience of t The Commercial of London. 10/.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
ward his bill. Soon after the noble lord opposite (Pal-roops. Earl spoke the
Sir DE L. EVANS gave notice that on that day fort- which, under the Municipal Ace, had a jurisdietion shall sit; after which no opposed business shall be proceeded
moisten) came into office, an the qa !sties' of church rates Reporter, bound south, in lung. 9 49, lat. 4.20 north. r Colonial .............. 51. per cent. 100
(o) (0) 25 0 g
night he would bring in a bill to abolish the system of separate from the counties. In this state of things it with. And that whenever the house shall be in commute®
was foxgotten. During last year he had not brought the After the arrival of the vessel at Gibraltar 2 horses died lonian.on .
a.
r. :
1.3.k...0.f.i .11
5. .. 61. per cent. cent. 25
20 I 0 ail 0 17
at midnight, the chairman do report pre-
purchase in the army. was the object of the Government to provide a snffi- on
•"Y evening
A S k do the h. ' " Th hon. matter before the house, as a bill was to be brought forward from the effects of the severity of the weather which the London and County • • 101. per cent. 50 0 5 20
Mr. KINNAIRD asked the hon. member (Mr. V. dont police force in the counties and boroughs, and iu a gr'inaltearu•lsii.l. he shouldaer notresume have obtrudes! eal
l.
this
oil
G. eri o , London joint-Stock ... 12/. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 etas
Scully), who had a notice of motion on the paper for manner consistent with the present system of local ma age- •
s• raiu on the attention of the house had no' several been decided that the measure, being a money bill, ought days from Malta, with shot and near' 1 r Gibraltar and Provincial of Ireland"' 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 52
Thursdy next, for the 'Veiling of the British Museum went. It was impossible to deny, he thought, that the
lagers assured him that the late sittings' ' session -m.
of last had '
f 0 have originated in that house, the matter dropped. Had
Shithead, arrive at former Fort on the 29th ult. Ditto, N ew.• • ..•• •• 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all -
and Crystal Palace on Sundays, whether he would post- time had come when the adoption of the Police Act should
made many converts to his views, and that a very strong it been otherwise he could- not have supported the urea- The screw trans "1e , National of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
be no longer optional, but compulsory ; but it was not in- i..„ .• • He sure which the archbishop had brought forward. Under w 1 . , Norman, No. 5, went clown to Nat. Provincial of Eug. 81. per cent. 100 0035 0 0 -
pone bringing forward the motion till a future day ? tee mg prevarieu in favour of his motion. was not sur- 03 WICII ye,•terday morning from the docks
tended to fix the number of the constables or the appoint- •these circumstances he asked leave to introduce this bill, and is Ditto, New ,••• . - 81. per cant. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
Mr. V. SCULLY said he would comply with the re- prised at this change of opinion in the house, for oat of lying off the Arsenal Wharf • • ' '.•
8'
87. p. et. bs. 25 0 0 an eeie
went of the chief constable. It was proposed that sops- which he re anted as a cum remise and as such he trusted waiting orders. As the Oriental Bank corpora.
quest of the hon. member, as he found there was another rate • • shouldf the lit•
•te districts shou e created or e police; a in
doors, wherever the subject was mentioned, there was
that.it lg in P'The . Normal has been engaged in tran •South Australia • • .... 1141 p.et.& bs. 25 0 0 „ 39%
dbe taken goodpart. right hon. the
, wou transporting
and similar motion to his on the paper, and which would
boroughs it tproposedth® • •••.•
was set o take e manaeemen ou always an expression of surprise that late sittings should shorses to the Crimea for ' cavalry Union of Australia.. - 30/. per cent. 25 0 0 70y
Secretary of State for the Home Department had upon a some time, and as her fittings Ditto .. .. ...... leol. per cont. - 210 0 -
have continued so long. Darin", two months of last sea- priority. of the hands of the watch committees and the justices, any former occasion declined to say anything on the part of for that purpose still remain, it is probable that her Union 0f L0nd0n...... '2O". per eons. 50 0 0 10 0 0 A 9%
sion the house sat on the avera :two hour midnight
s after ,
DEATHS IN THE CRIMEA. more than it was intended to deprive the county magic- and fur the whole session the sittingsg after midnight live- the Government until he had seen the bill. Nothing would forthcoming cargo will be horses or other live stuck for Union of Madrid ..... , -
__ 40 0 0 all -
trates off their present power with regard to the count give him (Mr. Packs) greater pleasure than to find that the troops in the East.
In reply to Sir DE LACY' EVANS,raged one hour. This must Cortainl be injurious y to the
constabuary. Bat it was proposed to invest the Secretaryy-open learning its provisioes the Government would take The despatch boat Coquette, Commander Risk, CANALS.
he• lthofmembers. D • the lastthey lost five i
Lord PALMERSTON stated the commission had no
of State with the same power with regard to the pay and -it into its own hands. The first art of the bill had for
instructions to collect the information alluded to. Col, clothing of the pollee in boroughs as was exercised in the members by death, and if they continued in their present . .. .
.. p . _ ing completed her fittings yesterday mornine, bent saile,
its object the abolition throughout the kingdom of the rate
Tulloch, however, had collected statistics relative to the c'"andcounty constables were disqual:-
case of counties; as
.. it . 1 .. . . She is to go down to the Arsenal Willa to be vie- Names of iti IDividend Names of 6 Dividend
so a, as was applicab.e to the purposes of divine service er Price
in demanding higher premiums for insuring their twilled and receive
r e her armament. Companies. e ' per -
Price mortality in the Crimea, which had been prepared for tied from taking part in elections it was proposed that
(L inehter.) Re had never heard ar ument against
• lives. This, he believed. would relieve most of the scruples of ' Compaal". a lAlium. 4 Annum. -•
the benefit of the medical service, but he did not think the same disqualification should extend to the boroughthe dissenting body. In the next place ho proposed to re. The iron-mortar float No. 1, which sustained canal- _ -- ----•• to i
hisproposal, except that it was i any
ticgable that no
p c , j• derable damage under the experiments at S
that it should be made public. police. ,m ra much . • ieve all neer:triers of rateable property from the entire ratehoeburyness, X
other leeislature in the world had so business to get 'X I
Lord LOVAINE-In what elections ?hag with No 2 of the same series,
by (reacting that it should be deducted from the rent in , . • been repaired in Ashtn &Oldh 9871. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51
Replying to a question from Mr. COBDEN, througli, and that it was in fact imppssible for them to cur-160'1 - - Nestle •• •• • • 100 161. -
Parliamentary elections It wasalso Lord PALMERSTON said he apprehended that the Sir G. GREY-In .
tail th • hours. He of • • object
their was opinion that the might the manner similar to that practised with regard to pro- Woolwich docks and and they are again ready for ser- earnhey•• ••
Brknk&Abrg 150 4/. •••••• Oxford.. -• • 10e - -
rive the Crown power to appoint inspectors,art t P y ax under Schedule A. Another portion of the bill vice. Some alterations have been considered necessary
correspondence with the United States was not quite ProPordoup be secured by means of a rational economy of time. With Birmingham 401 41. 91%-Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 76
d g inquire into the state and effici,
complete, but when it was there would be no objection who shoals periodically would enable the owner of rateable property to redeem in the rigging of these boats, which has been changed Coventry.... 100 25/. - Regent's.... 30 1/ 14%
t d borough 1. These • -
ens of the noun y anpo ice. ese inspectors regard to private business, many new regulations had al-
that property for ever by the payment of a reasonable and for a standing lug and f •d• • Derby ••• •• 100 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale.,.. ,11 les 76
to lay it on the table of the house. ready been made which had led to a greet saving of time. g g ore an aft sell, the cutter-rig-
would visit the different counties and boroughs, and report moderate sum. He proposed that the levy should follow • Elismre&Chsl 69 2% P. et. - Somrset Coal 8'
' •
140,
ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS. as to the numbers, discipline, and management of the po-
. By what had just been done with regard to the introduction
the poor rate. The bill contained 14 clauses • and, if per- ging preventing them from answering the helm. They
~ GranclJauctn,lo 31. p.ct. 36 Do. Lk Fdist 12 - -
Mr. P. PHILLIMORE asked whether it was the in- lice force, and transmit the reports to the Secretary of of bills, they had saved half-an-hour each night, and he did ma(' tb • • • h d h •' •
o ling it in, e propose to have it printed for again bent sails yesterday morning. These are to be Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6L pr. ct. 11% Stftrd &Wore. 140 281.
420
tention of her Majesty's Government to introduce any State, who would lay them before Parliament. The seventh think that if a few simple rules were adopted, with' the a
the perusal of members. The hon. member concluded by speedily followed by 32 others of the same c instruction : Grand surrey tool 41. - Shrewsbury.. i 25 - -
00 11 Os -
further aid of the good sense of the house, there would be-viz., 20 from Messrs. Scott Russell's, and 12 from Grand Union 1 • •Stoarbridee.. 145 121. 290
measure fo'r the reform of the ecclesiastical courts during resolution of the committee recommended that some assist- moving for leave to bring in the bill.
Wool-7 Keunt es. Avn 39' 6s. Od. 6% Severn and
'
no necessity for continuing such late hours. If his motion
the present session ? aim should be given in aid of the establishment of police Mr. WIGRAM seconded the motion. Mare's, the whole to be fitted out and manned at Lancaster .. 100 - - Wye Ran. j 26 21. 28
were carried there could be no objection to members meet- Sir Leeds &Livrp, 100 25/. 470 Warwick &1• . W. CLAY said he did not rise for the purpose of wish. .
Lord PALMERSTON said it was the intention of in counties; the committee suggesting that one-fourth of
ing in committee at eleven in the mornin 1• • tell gam sitting Leicester.,.. I 100 6/. 49% Binning. j 100 •
21 -- 25
the cost of maintaining the force should come out of the I • • discussion either on the question of church rates The paddlewheel steamer Ardent 0 i raising a 1 q. , rnmander H.
the Government to bring in a bill for that purpose. three in the afternoon ; and if the house assembled at theLeicstr &Nth 83 - -- Warwick &
Consolidated Fund, and the remaining three-fourths be de- generally, sr on the particular measure which the hon. Campton, from the Black Sea, was yesterday morning 21. 10
Loushisnogh,l42 70/. 550 Napton.. i 100
(Hear, hear.)
frayed out of the county rates. In addition to the general latter hour there would be ninehours for discussion between
three and twelve. He believed that such an arrangement member proposed to introduce. That was not the proper warped into the outer basin at Woolwich, to be Monmoutitsh!loo - - Worcstr & I
THE BANK CHARTER. • services of the police, which made this course advisable,
. would teed rather to facilitate the disposal of public busi- time for either. And as for the hon. member's bill it stripped, prior to commencing her repairs. mntgmerysh, 160 - - Birming• i 78 2L ' 21
Mr. GLYN inquired of the Chancellor of the Ex- ,curio the fa?ttliti.t j.n tli_il ant:, ye. ar t-
il4mti.it).3..=T,.
ness than to retard it. One good effect of it wouldibe sz,:ariil± lease. time enough to discuss it..VieLiticame forintpyi The Ithadamanthus, Master Commander Cole, sailed MeitnAiwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -108.0 d. -

There was a fa
friend asked him how he would be able to manage so early Captain Codrington's division of gun-boate, enumer. - -..... ~.. a. re -v Li 1,3 11 fi 11 ili 0
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e yesterday as at Portsmouth, went out onliarbour
LCiriountry Markets.
WAS not likely to find favour with the country on ac- 1 lieved, be no difficulty in obtaining them.
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IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM
count of its interfering with the local authorities, whe- I Lord LOVAINE considered the bill, on the whole, sa- an appointment. " Nothing in the world easier," said he,
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• ever, exercieed extreme caution, and it wuaysaornalywhato'abfauw;
PANIES' STOCK. •
ther in the counties or the boroaghs. The object was tisfactory, and had no doubt it would receive due coneide- " I will do it the last thing before Igo to bed. (Laughter.)
ther reduction of 3d par 7Clbs on wheat making a decline
HOUSE OF LORDS-(YEsTERDAY). simply to provide as efficient a police force as was con- ration from county members. You cannot by any rule you make in this house alter the
Trehnedeczovloousssuast, PBol:ticanapd ________„_
of 9d per 'Nibs on the week, that any•progress could be
sistent with the existing system. He did not propose to Mr. ROBERT PALMER said, when it was proposed in habits of the people. With regard to the proposal for 8-
-taitnheth3ed aHntdin4. thHi.n SKt°ekppe'eal.l3wayill p
The LORD CHANoearont toea his seat on the woolsack occupy the time of the house by entering into the facts his own county (Barks), on a recent occasion, to adopt the having earlier sittings, I would refer my hon. friend to
at five o'clock. which showed the necessity for a police, or the results rural police system, a memorial was addressed to the ma- the experience which We have of day sittings at the end
ÜBLISHED ETERI7vro IDAY EVENING.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a petition which h lso oto Portland
ad followed the establishment of police in counties. gistrates in quarter sessions, in opposition to tho proposal, of the session. That experience leads me to the conclusion a g . The Rodneye92, one of the depot
made with sales. Flour 3s per sack and 2s per brl. down
from Hintonparva a• t . the British Museum The evidence upon that subject had been collected by the which had the signatures of about one-half of the rate- that such sittings are noe beneficial to the public service. ships for this effective force, is in hand, and will be LONDON, TUESDAY, FEB. 5, 1856.
gains opening
committee of 1853, which had agreed to resolutions, the payers. Notwithstanding that memorial, the magistrates, Very many personsholding public offices were then unable adapted with all despatch. She will embark this day ______n______ since Tuesday last, and a slow sale. Oats and oatmeal
neglected, though offere 121 t 3
( i o d per 451 b and 2s per load
and Crystal Palace on Sundays.
effect of which was-first, that the failure of the Rural after fully considering the subject, adopted the provisions to attend to the duties of those offices from the necessity of Ceptain Pickard, Second Lieutenant Hollow., 2 8
y, er- GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. , , less money than on this day we a Bl•
e-. ar ey, pens, and
LEASES AND SETTLED ESTATES BILL. Police Acts was owing to their permissive character ; se- of the act ; and it would now be a great satisfaction to the their being present in this house The house. has already jeants, 2 cor I • '
pora s, 1 fifer, and 63 privates of Royal beans ld to 2d per Ceiba and e
n
es per qr. lower. Indinn
Tbe LORD CHANCELLOR moved the second condly, that the evidence showed moral and social benefits disappointed memorialists that a portion of the expense abolished many useless forms which stood in the way of %Uri L• h I f f " . --
, 1. ne ig t n entry, rom the divisional head-quar. Dividend I Amount .
corn held at 364 6el per qr. for mixed aud 37s for envy',
reading of this bill. The noble lord said the present to have been derived by those districts which had adopted wee to be defraYed out of the Consolidated Fund. He public business : if there are any others, for Heaven s ters at Gosport. The Cm r 9' Ca in Ro
pta ,
bb left Name of Corapany. per 1 of paid. 1 nine. but before the close 6d less was taken, the demand y .03
prow
measure was somewhat similar to that of last year, with the rural police; thirdly, that notwithstandine the useful- had always been of opinion that if the rural police system sake let us get rid of them ; accelerate the business, but
Portsmouth harbour fo S i3aht:ad • f
rp t , a ter refit, yesterday. _________ Annum. Share. I limited ; white, 39s per qr.
the exception of some alterations which were calculated nese of the superintending constables appoint:el under the was to be carried out it should be partly at the expense impose no fetters on.the conduct of members, for they will
Th Fl ' F• _,
'onal treasur Fo- man ears est the Govern- onl work to the injury of the üblic service M hon e yinge ish, 6-gun despatch-boat, was taken into
act 5 Vic., an inefficient system of superintending consta- of the nate ys , y y p . y .
ft .p . . p.
I X s. d. X s. d.l -------.
to render the bill much more effectual in it,s operation. .' • the steam-ba • 1
bles to fulfil the duties of a police force was an inefficient ment of the country had very properly defrayed the
.ex- friend has said that a er a certain time this house becomes ,
es sin yester ay, to •be expedited for commis. aritish .............. - 1 - -1 - IPSWICH-Fae. 5.
Lord CA.MPBELL complained of some of the details
substitute for a really efficient police foreo ; fourthly, that pense of maintaining prisoners, on the ground that crime a scene of mime, and he drew a very able picture of the 81". The neW steam gun-boat Princess, lately launched Im!.t. Provincial.... 71. 20 0020 0 0 - The wheat supply was not large • where sales are made
of the hill. there should be a consolidation of the police of smaller bo- Was a national affair; and the same reason which justified effects of late sittings- Bet lam bound to say that mv at Pembroke, araived at Portsmouth yesterday in charge i6rl
eitghoton ..........., NS ,20, 0 0 2tl 00• 16 a reductiou of 2s and upon inferio; da l 3 er
mp swap es s p
- -
Lord BROUGHAM expressed his approval of the
roughs with the police f • dht th e f that applied to the present case. The right hon. gentle- experience does not coincide with that of ra h f ' d f the L •I t 1
or counties, an t a epo ice or y on. nen . o - uct er en( ers The stearn transport Bahiana, Contineural(4th Cale) •
y f London .... •• 41. Os. 'lOO 0 0 150 6 0 ' -
l
- ,AO 0 0 20 0 0 - qr. was submitted to. Barley in good supply and the
bill. larger towns should be placed under the same system as the man proposed to enact that it should be compulsory to Them have been occasionally scenes of acrimonious debate No. 160, loft Spithead yesterday afternoon for the Eeuitabie............ 21. 10s. 150 0 0 all 33% decline is 2s per qr. Beans and peas heav se h
yan c eerier.
After a short conversation, in which Lord Colchester, counties; fifthly, that aid should be afforded by the Go- divide counties into districts. and of excitement when the authority of the chair has Thames. Great Central ....... 8/. per cent. 10. 0 0 all 104 PER QITARTER. PER QUARTET'.
the Earl of Derby, and Lord Ca,mpbell took part, the bill vernment towards defraying the costs of an improved and Sir G. GREY-Not in all cases. been needed to maintain order, and I think that, with By the peninsular and Ota
:ental Company's steam-sh' Inde endent
ImPerlal - .......... 101.& bonus. ao 0 o all 85 Wheat, red old ... 70s to 74, Berle
51. '4O 0 0 „ - . ( ) y, grinding ... 32s to 354
was read a second time. extended system of police without interfering with local Mr. R. PALMER said in his own county it would be hardly an exception, such scenes have occurred in the small Sultan, which arrived at ' e IP 1 • ......••
L0nd0n...... .. ....., 30 0 0 Ditto (new) --s to -s Beans
- Southampton yesterday morn- -
management; and finally, that it was expedient as soon as most unjust to make the western division pay equally with hours of the morning. (Hear.) Up to 12 o'clock our
ine with the Peninsular mail - - Do Parl Pr
eference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 _ Ditto, white 74s to 76sreas
LAW OF SETTLEMENT.
est to the metropolis was debates have always been extremely well conducted, and . e , s, we have the following 7.,- 1 •
Lord BERNERS inquired if it was the intention of possible to introduce a bill for the establishment of amore the eastern, which being the near . .
- • • • items or naval arid Tt • • - - scel•x ••• ....e. •... 41. per cent. 60 0052 I; _ 0 - Ditto (old)
'reprove' and extended police force. He would now the most subject to crime. when anytuing has occurred to change their character it mt inry intelligence from Gibral• Ratcliffe-- ... ea too 0016 0 0 16 Barley, malting. ... '36s to 38e,Flour, per sack .., -s to -0
her Majesty's Government to bring in any, or if so, what
lh
1 th l• f t• leo Mr. STACEY timid that, residing in a county (Norfolk) has happened after that time. I certainly think that my
s ort y state the law as to epo ice o coun les or - tar :-Her Majesty's steam troop-shi P U Red G **
••
p erseverance, " eneral ...... 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 19% _
measures for the abolition of the laws of settlement and
roughs, The result of the act of 1839 had been the pass- in which the rural police system had beeu established for hon. friend is mistaken in supposing that the liveliness or which left the bay on the 15th ult,, conveyed detach_ Weetminsterchartered 4/ ger cent. 50 0 0 ,P 54 AVERAGES FOR. THZ WEEK ENDING FEL 2, 1858.
removal of the poor in England, Scotland, or Ireland,
ing• of an act of the 2d Victoria, which made it ontional men, rears, he felt much satisfaction at the introduction animal spirits of hoc. raernbsra were exhausted by a late meets of the 19th, 23d, 31st, 38th, 44th, and 46th Ditto, New ....•• .. , - 50 0010 is 0 10 ' Wheat
or for any alteration of the present system of local taxa- with the justices to adept a county constabiaaery, and of thes'ineasure, He trusted that the aid of the Treasury sitting. (Hear.) Believing, therefore, sir, that the mo- Regiments, and Ist and 2d battalions of the Rifle Oats
WATER-WORKS.
tion ? The noble lord proceeded at some length to corn- lett it to them, if they adopted it, to determine the num- would not be given in a niggardly spirit, but that the tion of my hoe. friend is not conducive to the public Brigade, to Malta, where they are to join the reserved
meat upon the course that had been
.pursued by the Go- b r i;
eer o. poa.Cemen te be appointed, subject to a proviso that minimum of one.fourth would at least be afforded in every benefit, I cannot give it my support. (Hear.) depots stationed in that island for the Dividend Amount Barley • 3073 „ 36s 81
purpose of filling N
Vernrnent with respect to this measure, tho number should not exceed one for every 1,030 of tho case. Mr. WILLIA.MS said that the lively speech of the up vacaaciee whe •
never required by their respective cor s nine
of Company. per of Paid. Price. Beare
~ 46s 1d
Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY said it was not population. The Secretary of State had the power to take Mr. PALK having exprles ed his eeneral concurrence in
dsb ladbi" h noble lord left him unconvinced. (Divide.) He cer.tainly
•eht hon en- thoueht that the house ou ht not to hurry to a division on doing duty at the seat of war in the Crimea. Her MP _. - Annum. Share.
----
the intention of the Government to introduce any mea. measures for the due equipment and pay of the police. the measure, said he ATI e g .
.so t o eie . . g .
ttor lilse g t of late jeetyai eteam troop-ship Transit, Commander Joh a.
nson, l X s. d. X s. d. HULL-JAN. 29.
h abolition of the English laws of settlement ; A chief constable via.s to be appointed by the justices, sub- tlatnan would state whe leer or not t WnB haVing a popu- an iraportant ma . ,
.i. this. Through the sys em
which put into Gibraltar d • • East London
-
sure for t e
al of the Secretary of State. The chief lotion not exceeding 5,000 were to be placed on the same sitting', coupled wita she practice of giving a large num- unng the night of the 14th G *****
but it was their intention to carry out the recominenda. ject to the approv
f • " f • th b h el unicipal towns to which h e ber f notices of motion upon go'ne into supply millions of from Portsmouth, to chtl, took her de rt
pa ure on the rand Junction .... •• 41. per cnt. 30 0 0 all
Kent-- - - - which was improved. The decline of Mark-lane was only
tions of the committee that had sat on the subject •th bad the power o appointme con•tables to be ooting as e oroug san m
, constable . . . .
w • placed under his control. The result of this act, which had allude] ? a t d fte 1. '- 1 ' -- 1 -t• v ina of the 16,11 'h h •
money were vo ear 2 o clock, and when no atten ton een , • • , wit te 2d Light lofantry Regi- Lainbeth ...... -•• - 100 0 0 - 70's partially responded to, although both factors and millers
-
d S
xespect to the Irish an cotch poor. had now been 16 years in operation, WAS, thet• in 21 Mr. BARROVir deproceted the extension Of a semi-raj- could be given to them. This had only been the case during ment of the -British German Legation en board, hoocd Newlliver Company 21.105. - - _ were free buyers at a reduction of 41 to ss. The market
CRIMINAL JURISDICTION BILL. c unties the justices had established a rural police under litary system of police, and said he hoped hon. gentlemen the last few sosiions of parliament. In the time of the fel. Scutari. The steam.transport Cleopatra put into West
Southwark &Va 51 0
uxhall . per cnt. I 0 0 0 - 88% closed much firmer than it opened. Spring corn wholly
Middlesex - •
8954 neglected. Linseed and linseed cakes very dull. More
The LORD CHANCELLOR moved for leave to itos provisions, and in districts of seven other counties. connected with counties would consider well before they Government of Sir R. Peel, and of the noble lord the Gibraltar B th ft
ay on e a ernoon of the '2oth telt b •
~ mg inquiry for bones.
bring in a bill to Permit the Court of Queen's Bench to But there were still 21 counties, including two ridings of consented to part with the management of their Own local member for London (Lord J. Russell), a different practice seven days from Cork d h •
,an aving or. board 17 officers BRIDGES. , S S S. Ii•
order certain offences to be tried in the Central Criminal Yorkehire, in which no such force had been established. affairs. e. prevailed. If the noble lord (Pelmerston) really desired and 540 (d t '
men e acuments eof variou3 regiments) .
Court. BYthishill important trials affecting me and death Then, with respect to the numbers of the police, the Sir. G. GREY said he was much obliged to the house for to save the public time, he would abstain from intro-
for Malta. Du' t
mg he voyaee the Cleopatra expe- Name of Company. Dividend Amount Wheat, English, red 63 to 72 Peas, grey and black -to --
Ditto white 74 to 76 Linseed, Black Sea._ 70 to 72
per of Paid, Price.
to the above court, greatest diversity existed. The proportion which they the spirit in which they had received this measure, and duelng measures which were not intended to be per-
may be removed from any county rienced v le
ery al weather and lost two boate, besides, - Ditto Petersburgh „, eg to 70
bore to the numbers of the population was worthy of Would attend to areden suggestions whieh might be made for severed in when tye session drew to its close. 11. e weuld
The bill had the entire sanction cf the Lord Chief havin another stev • A berg BO to 82 Ditto Riga and Arch-
consideration and the highest was lin 1128, the lowest 1 Its amendment. IN' ith regard to the formation of districts, suggest that, in lieu of taking motions upon going into g e in• man also died of sea.sica.
Justice. X s. d. X s. d• Pomeranianancl Ham- angel
i • as the state and such had been the op .
t...
j,
al 5350 Seel w era- he did not propose thatevery county should be divided into supply, a separate day should be given for them. nese on.board. The Cleopatra left for her destination ' Intneerfard...••••••• - - - 12
After some remarks from Lord DERBY, the bill was
tion of the law in counties. He would now state the law dis twee as ama er o course, u a in cases in wic
tt f btth t • ' ld h •- - ' h h t ai db th • th ' Ti B• • h 13
s Mr. BASS t oug t that the argumen rse y ein e even,ng. re rats steamer minden, 9 days Southwark .. *** . - 130 0 0 - burgh
brought in and read a first time. as to police in boroughs. The law left no option to magistrates failed to exercise the option given to them in noble lord (Palmerston) upon the Wednesday sittings was from London, with Government stores for Balaklava, eetaetietrti):few of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 50 0 0 - - Danish, Holstein, and
-
- Friesland 72 to 74 Memel 65 to 70
Per Ton.
The house adjourned at 6 o'clock. boroughs, but the municipal corporations Act required that resPect, the Queen in council should have power to not a correct one. He would rather refer to the eittings artiVed out at Gibraltar on the 22d ult. The British w
Ditto 0•1• d Ann'. ;if 8/.. IL ll's. Bd. TO 111) 101 .
- Russian and Odessa 64 to 6$ Lins. c., Hull 12/ 5s to 13:0s
the town council t„ppoint a sufficient number of Con- require magistrates to create districts. Bach anower would at the end of the session, at which a VltB amount of real eteam-transport Madagascar, Capt. Ren„ie, shipped at Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 7: 21 Oats, English
stables to protect the inhabitants. In the larger boroughs of course only be exercised in special cases. He could not business was done. Barcelona 170 mules for the use of the Land Traneport Vauxhall ..........•• 9Gs. 70 10 3 - 20% Ditto Danish
HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(YESTERDAY.) an efficient police was maintained, and it was doubtful assent to the suggestion of the ,right hon. gentleman the The house divided- Service, and left for the Dardanelles; and the Assistance Ditto Friesland
hether in such town& as Liverpool and Birmingham im- -member for Droitwich (Sir J. Pakington) that the mini- For tho motion
DOCKS. Ditto Russian 26 to 30 Rape cakes 135 s Od to 140; Od
The SPEAKER took the chair at a quarter before four w
provement cou eeec to ,
ld b ff t 1 as the town councils had ah mum of one-fourth should b e given in all cases absolutely, Against
inst., about 260 mules for the same service, and de- Barley, malting
o'clock. interest in uiaintainiug the efficiency of the police force, instead of being made witting ent on the report of the in- The motion was therefore lost. Dividend Amount
FIRST READINGS. Nor did he believe that in any case where an kat. specter ; for the effect of that would be to afford aid ont of CHURCH RATES. parted for Gallipoli. The East Anglian steamer, Cept. Name ef Company. per of Paid. Price. Ditto grinding 36 to 381 Ditto foreign
Beans
The following hale were severally read a first time : cient police had been established was there a desire theConselidatedFund in cases in which the police provieion Mr. PACKE would detain the house but for a few mo- Joy, which arrived at Gibialtar on the 20th inst., with Annum. Share. 1
--Carmarthen and Cardiean Railway; Cheltenham Gas ; that it should be diminished. (Hear, hear.) But while was wholly inadequate to the wants of the locality. The ments in asking leave to bring in a bill to abolish church guupowder for Malta, having discharged her cargo, --- ---- _ _ Ditto foreign
in some of the large boroughs an efficient police was kept fixing of the minimum of assistance was a very fair subject rates for other than the purposes therein mentioned ;to coaled at the New Mole, and left for Spithead on the Commercial „, „ ...... 5/. pr rent. Xstosad. Xs s. d. • Peas, white and yel. 48 to-50iRye Meal
Renfrewshire Roads; Eastern Ceunties Railway; North
. Oak. -
up, in others; he was sorry to say, the result was very for consideration in committee. The objection to any make provi.sion for the maintenance of the fabric and ne• 24th ult. East and West India.. 6/. pr oent. Stock. - 117%
Staffordshire P •1 • Sh b d Welahpool
ear way , rews ury an
differen ,
t notwithstanding the repeated admonitious ati- SMlldard Was that what mieht be sufficient in one case emery fittings of parish diurches in certain case% and tO The L ncas •
a hire Witch sailing-transport arrived at Lanstdocnou.nt.ry • . 2os. per sh. .- ••'• -
_ _
Railway ; Ulster Railway ; Edinburgh ,Municipalities ;
h I I th 't . • h d• h • I 1 tb ' ' in
f 1 t t • " •1* h h
dressed to t e oca au ori ies-notwit sten mg tat in wou tDOeso in others. The class of towns re erre( 0 enable cer ain persons to redeem their lutbi ity to c urc • •• • •... •• -5/. pr cent. Stock. SBA BORNE . MAILS.
Gibraltar from the Crimea and Malta on the 23 1 ult., . Ditto 80nd5....
Lands Inaprovement (Scotland) ; Banbridge RailwaY ; • r cl h b h had i• d 4-1' bth h li • t cl tli • + eh k
dine o. nee t ose oroug-a appae sor miatary sue- y- e on. member for South Devon, -aving no Helier:). e rates, an o armee to aruend the law respecang soma - d .1 d f S • ' .... 41. per cent. - - -
.--__,,,/,,,-.....
an sal e or palmed on the following day in tow of St. Katnarine ........ A per cent. Stock. _
Gaetonbury and Bouton Railway • Severn Valley Rail- coin., which ought to have been afforded by a police on the existence, would he included in counties. AS regarded the ing, assessing, collecting, and liability to church rates in
the steam-transpart Hope, but shortly afterwar•ls mit eouthampton ........ 3/, Os per c. 50 0 0, 50 0 6 - (N signites that the mails aro sent from the General Pest•oolo4
way ; Broadstairs Harbour and Pier ; and the Lendon spot. At the risk of drawing down the animadversion of further piogress of this bill, ha hoped the house would England and Wales. Before proceedine to speak of the
Victoria ............ IL per cent. 20 00110 0 0 - Oss the night-and 14 by the morning-despatch.)
and North-Western Railway. seine hon. membere, he would state how the case stood allow him to fix the second readinbee format Monday, which Ise aura itself, he wished to state to the house the posi- back. The steam-transport Borussia, 7 days from Ply
Mr. HOWSFALL presented a petition against the with regard to some of these boroughs. At ono time Stock. was a comparatively open day. 1•110 would then consent tem in which he stool with regard to the matter, In the mouth, with detachments of different regiments ler ,
JOINT-STOOK BANKS. , .
British Museum and Cryatal Palace on port had only 15 constables-the force wile at this MODIODt that any reasonatle time should be allowed to elaPse he- year 1854 he had brought in a, bill on the subject, having Malta, artived out on the 27th ult. The Eve of Aber_ . Daywhon matte el From vver w""'
opening of the
COUNTRIES. OrGensral Post- doe 11
only 24-to a population of 54,000. In Wigan thero were fore the bill went into committee. for its object the division of the rate ix. t i two portione, viz., deen steam-transport, 8 days from Loudon, with de- - Port
the Lord's-day.
Dividend Amoant (Mice, London.* Dispotehel. Emden&
Mr. HA.DFIELD gave notice, on the part of Mr. only 11 out of a population of 32,000, and in Ashton-under- Leave was then given to bring in the bill. a rate for the fabric of the church, and a rate for the ex- tachments for the Crimea, arrived out at Gib l
ra tar on Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ---as
Fagan, of his intention to bring in a bill to abolish the Lyne only 17 constables in a population of about 30,000. So BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. pumas iecident to Divine worship, a.nd containing a de- the following day. During the voyage she ex •
perieneed - Annum. Share. A.mericii(bylirit.pack)N Every Friday .. • • Liverpool ... Jau. 31
that-, although the Manicipal Act had been conformed to laration that Dissenters should not be rated to v•r b ernerice. (by United BEB,
tax of ministers' money in Ireland. Mr. BROTHERTON rose to move " That on those days c ' h e y ad weather ; wind, S.W. to W.S.W., with a tre- ---------
X s. d. 4 s. d.
etter it had been evaded iu the spirit. There were
the 1 , . . the latter. In the rutumn of that year e put a paean° ..........1.4 •••• •• •••• Liverpool . Feb. 11
Sir J. WALMSLEY gave notice that on an early on which the house shall eit in-the evening, the debate on • • h t the mendous sea, which carried away a portion of the but- Australasia.... 201 t4O 0 0 all
....... . per cen . 92 imerlca (by U. States
also a largo number of boroughs with so small a population question to the Government as to w a Y warks fi u h l
,gre ea , and some of the erections on deck British North American al. per cent. 50 0 0 „ so packet) ..........N •• .• •• • - Southarnot : Feb. 9
day he would bring in a,bill to open the British Museum
an e cien pc) ice. e lele
that they could not maintain ffi • t l• • el , any bueinees under discussion at twelve o'clock (midnight)
would do, end 'upon their andwer he did not prese for-•
Commercial of London. 10/.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - instralla (via South-
and National Gallery on Sundays.
wore 64 boroughs with less than 5,000 inhabitants, and ' . , •
shell staud adjourned to the next day on which the house for the convenience of troo
ward his bill. Soon after the noble lord opposite (Pal- .„ ps. The Earl spoke the , Colonial 51. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - )
ampton .. ....I! • Southampton
Sir DE L. EVANS gave notice that on that day fort- which, under the Municipal Act, had a jurisdiction h. h db • hll b d d
shall sit, atter wic no oppose esteem s a a procee e
vith. And that whenever the house shall be in committee merston) came into office, ant the getntion of church rates neporter, bound south, in long. 9 49, lat. 4.20 north. -- ••
- ••
- 6
font:tn..- ....... .... 1. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Ditto (via Marseilles) Si
night he would bring in a bill to abolish the system of separate from the counties. In this state of things it l' v e ina at idnight th chairme. do re o t was furgotte.n. During last year he had not brought the After the arrival of the vessel at Gibraltar 2 horses died Lond.Cisar.Bk.of Aus. - 20 0 0 ail 017 Ditto (via Cape of Wel
London and County • • 101. per cent. 50 0 4 20 0 0 _
purchase in the army. was the object of the Government to provide a snffi- en
naeuvd 'l6' Speller do 'reale the clTair." pTife rioron-
matter before the house, as a bill was to be brought forward from the effects of the severity of the weather which the novo ............N
Mr. KINNAIRD asked the hon. member (Mr. V. dont police force in the counties and boroughs, and iu a
guire'ms'4bar siid he should not have obtruded this subjeci elsewhere by the Archbishop of Canterbury. It having Earl encountered. The steam-traneport Eglinton, 9 ttegon.o.7odzezneakne.tr. 1142/1.. ppeerr cceernai. t:00 :,) 00 lio, 00 (4:1) -17 in Maisie (West Coart)..N 'l3d of the month.- Plymouth .. Feb. 6
N 8,9, 24, & 30 of m Dover
Scully) who had a notice of motion on the paper for manner consistent with the present system of local menage. •
agent on the attention of the house had not several mem. been decided that the meesnre, being a, money bill, ought days from Malta, with shot and marble for Gibraltar and Provincial of •Ireland•a 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 52 lieeL.3initaa:•. :: ••
:: ....1.14th & 20th of mon. 8 ••
- -
outhamptoal
Thursday next, for the opening of the British Museum ment. It was impossible to deny, he thought, that the
bars assured him that the late sittings of last session had te have originated in that house, the matter dropped. Had Seithead, arrivel at the former Fort on the 29th ult. Ditto, N ew.• • ..•• •• 81• per cent. 10 0 0 all - Bahamas ... a:: .. _Bs 17th of tbe month Southampton(
tirue had come when the adoption of the Pollee Act shoeld orted the lima-
it been otherwise he contd. not have supp The screw-transport Norman, No. 155, went doWn to /Sonoma of Ireland:... 6i. per cent. 1)0 0 g 22 10 0 - Belgium ...........N 11101 Y •••• •• -,•• •• Dover ...... Iwo.
and Crystal Palace on Sundays, whether he would post- made many canverts to his views, and that a very strong
be no longer optional, but compulsory ; but it was not in- sure which the archbishop had brought forward. Under Nat. Provincial of hag. 81. per cent. 100 0 35 0 0 - Brazil „.,,„„„ ,„ , , sal9th of the month.. Soalhamptos Feb 15.
pone bringing forward the motion till a future day ? feeline prevailed in favour of his motion. He was not sun- Woelwich yesterday morning from the doca A •
•-s, an- is Ditto, New ........ 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - PinenosAyrcs....., „ss 9th or the month.. Stoneham:got) Feb to
tended to fix the number of the constables or the appoint- • e . these circumstances he asked leave to introduce this bill, .
prised at this change of opinion in the house, for oat of . . lylng off the Arsenal Wharf waiting orders. As the Orientol Bank Corpora. Bap. ce.gsbs. 25 0 0 sal 3014 Cape of Good Hope ale Various port 'Tancortaio
Mr. V. SCULLY said he would comply with the re- 1 h
ent of the chief constable. t was proposed t at sopa-
doors, wherever the subject was mentioned, there was h h t d
which he regarded as a compiomise, and as sue e trus e
South Australia • • .... Igt p.et.&
ibis: ?5 00 g o 3916 Cape of Good llope ..N 1
quest of the hon. member, a,s he found there was another le districts should be created for the police ; but in thatit would be taken in good part. The right hon. the Normal has been engaged in transporting cavalry
always an. expression of surprise that late sittiegs should e. , Union of Australia.. • • ,30 a per ce 1 25 70% (lases do Verds .......N 9th of the menu', souteareptoe Feb. 16
horses to the Crimea for some time, and as her fittinga
'and similar motion to his on the paper, and which would boroughs it WAS net proposed td take the management out
have continued so long. Dunne. two months ot last ses- fSt t f th H D t nt had upon a
zecre.ary o ae or o ome epar me Ditto .............. ' 1. per con . - 21; 0 - Ceylorf(see lalia)
'
have priority. of the hands of the watch committees and the justices, any
sion the house sat on the avera '''t
h • f •cl • h
ge wo oars a ter mi mg a former occasion declined to say anything on the part of for that purpose still remain, it is probable that her Union of L0nd0n...... 201. per cent 50 0 0 10 0 0 A 9% Cey10n..............a •
more than it was intended to deprive the county inagise the Government until he had seen the bill. Nothing would forthcomine cargo will be horses or otaer live steck f Union of Madrid ... - , - 4 O 4O 0 0 all - Charism' Lees ~ .... ass Sfou.,Weda&Fria Southampton TraTe.eat
DEATHS IN THE CRIMEA. ant or t o w 0 e SOSSIOU le sittings a ter me me t ave.
1 f h h 1 ' tl • • f •1' h • or _es Chi1i„...........,
~ a sd &ITV, of month Sonthamptos,
trates of their present power with regard to the county raeed one hour. This must certainly b • • • w h eive him (Mr. Packe) greater pleasure than to find that the troops in the East.
e injurious to t e e
CANALS. ,
Chino .... . i Once a month.... ;Feb 4
In reply to Sir DE LACY EVANS, tabulary. Bat it was propoeed to invest the Secretary e
he• lth f b
e o mem ers. During the last recess they lost five on learnin.' its provisioes the Government would take The des atch-boat Co uette C
q , ommauder Risk, hay- Constantinople ......a '8.13,15.22.*2801). Dover ......
Lord PALMERSTON stated the commission had no oe
:elate ith tele same power with regard to the pay anti - Mato its otVii hands The first it of the bill had for ' iP d er
members by death, and if they continued in their present mg comp.ete h fittings yeeterday morning, bent sails. Censtantinopie .... „ 4tO a 20th of mon. Southampton
' instructions to collect the information alluded to. Col. c id w h 1* • b eh was exercised in the
lot ing of te po .03 in oroue sas course the insurance corn anies would certainly be justified its object the abolitiene h h Pah
le• d fth te
t roug out t e ing om o era She is to go dowu to the Arsenal W' et IDividend Names of ,a Dividend
uarf te be vic- Names of S,' Price r: per • Cont. of Europe Iti & N Twice daily .... - Dover ...... Twisedall
Tulloch, however, had collected statistics relative to the case of counties ; and as county constables were diseuala ,_
iemanc.o . p . . . . . . so fas as it was applicable to the purposes of divine service Erypt (see India)
li a higher premiums for insuring their lives. , . ' tu •
ailed and receive her armament Companies. a I Per Companies. a 3 d Price. e
Franco . . .. M& N Twice daily ...• .• Dover ...... Tsvlcedsll7
mortality in tbe Crimea, which had been prepared for tied frorn taking part in elections it was proposed that " t
(T. tughter.) 'Re had never heard an • t
y argument agains This, he believed. would relieve most of the scruples of The ir *
on-mortar float No 1 which sustain d • m AnnUM. 4 nnum.
CO i
Gibraltar .......... Al 4,7,17. A 27 ',fin Seuthampton
the benefit of the medical service, but he did no t think the. sarne disqualification should extend to the borough ..8 p
I tth t •b • t• bl th t
In ropOsa , excep a i WAS imprac Ica e, ano the dissenting body. In the next place ho proposed to re• „
u bl d si • ' • e must.
______
eh_
______
- Greece (see India)
lieve all o ' f
ccupiers 0 T 4
• teable property frem the entire rate era e =age un er the experiments at Shoeburyness, X X 1
that it should be made public. police. other laeislature in the world had so much business to eet . Orcetown ........ .. se end Ft I7th of' mon clouthanipten
Lord LOVAINE-In what elections ? ' n by (reacting that it should be deducted from the rent in hag, with No. 2of the same serien been repaired in Ashen &Oldh 93,71. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 102. 51 Ilemburgh ... 'r d' & Fri . ' -
.......N1 ties ae lay London .....
Replying to a question from Mr. COBDEN, through°, and that it was in fact imppssible for them to cur-
eanisiey•• •• 1601 - - Neath ...• •• too 161. -
G. GREY-In Parliamen .
tary elections. It was also the manrer similar to that practised with regard to pro- Woolwich dockya:rd, and they are again ready fer ser- ffavannah -- a .... As ind of the month Southaroptor, 'Feb. I.
Lord PALMERSTON said he appre'aended that the Sir tail their hours. He was of opinion that the object might Bk k Abrr 150 4/. -,-- Oxford
roposed to give the Crown power to appoint inspectors, perty tax uuder Schedule A. Another portion of the bill vice. Some alterations have been considered necessar rn & -40 41 91 -ik• • - • • IOW
- Holland .......... aAi nanY•• Dover ....... nod' v
y Birmingham 1 • %ea Forest. 78 51, Os, ee
correspondence with the United Staaes was not quite P
who should periodically inquire into the state and effici- be secured by nteans of a rational economy of time. With
would en bl th f t bl t t d • th ' ' fth b •
a e e owner oraea e proper yo re eem in e rigging o ese oats which has been chaneed ooventee •• tote 25/. - Regent's.... so 1/ 14% Honduras or 17ti canto month: Bouthampton
•••••••••• s listnermes
complete, but when it was there would be no objection
ency of the county and borough police. These inspectors regard to private business, many new regulations had al-
that property for ever by the payment of a reasonable and for a stand. '
ing lug and fore and aft sell, the cutter•ri -
' - - ioo oe lr 8 R India (vlaSonthampt.)sS 41•113, 20th of mon. Plymouth .. 4& 20 1110
Derby ••• •• . • os. 4 ocialale.... 85 11. 10s. 76 India (via Morseillesilai9th&2sth of month Dover ~
.... 1
to lay it on the table of the house. would visit the different couuties and boroughs, and report ready been made which had led to a great saving of time.
moderate sum. He proposed that the levy should follow • - g Ellsmresscos 69 2% p. ct. - Somrset Coal - -
t. h f
ging pre.en mg t em rom answering the helm. They ss Do. „Ft 141201 - Lenten
"hl3
("e
I°4°l7'
17,
4 " of
r""
I)°ver••
- -
o GranclJanetn,loo 31. pr.ct.
ECCLESIA.STICAL COURTS. as to the numbers, discipline, and management of the po-
.By what hadjust been done with regard to the introduction th • • 1 d •
e poor rate. The bill contained 4 clauses ;an ,if per-
.-„,„ Ireland ........ at ais Twice daily ..
of bills, they had saved half-an-hour each night, and he did again be t '1
n sal s yesterday morning. These aro to be Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 11% Stflrd &Wore.
Mr. .R. PHILLIMORE asked whether it was the in- lice force, and transmit the reports to the Secretary of mated to bi ing it in, he proposed to hey° it printed for - 140 281. saw Lisbon... f9l7s 27 f ' • if,
...„......e, „ , a om. SouthamptoisFeb.
thiuk that if a few simple rules were adopted, with* the dil followed b 32 others
spee y y of the same c mstruction : Grand Flurrey
1001
100 41. - Sbrewsbur
Madeira ............os 9th of the month Southamptos.
tention of her Majesty's Government to introduce any State, who would lay them before Parliament. The seventh the perusal of members. The hon. member concluded by mos. - sto r Y.. 125 - -
Grand Jnion , a bridge.. 145 12/. 290
fat ther aid of the eood sense of the house there would. be -viz., 20 from Messrs. Scott Russell's, aud 12 from sae-terra ........ se ~ o 23d or month
measure Jai the reform of the ecclesiastical courts during resebition of the committee reconimended that &nue assist- moving for leave to brieg in the bill. , neunt & Avn 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn and 1
't
f 't' • hI t h ' If hi te
no necesst yor con inning sue .a e. ours. smo ion Mr. WIGRAM seconded the motion. Mare's, the whole to be fitted out and manned at Wool- Lancaster .. 100 - - Wye Rail.; 26 21. 28 Malta (seo India) ,
the present session ? aim should be giveu in aid of the establishment of police
were carried there could be no objection to members meet- f wich. Leeds &Livrp, 100 25/. 470 Wai•wick & 1 • , Malta ............ ,_ a 8,18, &28 of mon. Dover - - 4&20 sn
Sir W. CLIY sail he did not rise for the purpose o 21 -- 25 Mauritius (lee India)
Lord PALMERSTON said it was the intention of in counties ; the committee suggesting that one-fourth of in • It t 1 •th • e 1 I,te tell
oe ~ e gin corami ee a e even in e mornine, ant si ing i T ddl h 1 '
raising a discussion either on the question of church rates he pa e•ve ee steamer Ardent, Cernmander H. Leicester .... 1100 51. 49% Birming. 5 100 •
Otauritins ......„ „a 14th of the month
the cost of maintaining the force should come out t In
, . Leicstr .INth 83 - -- Warwick & /
the Government to bring in a bill for that purpose. three in the afternoon ; and if the house assembled at the h • 1 hi hb h C • f th BI n S
oenerolly, sr on t e particu ar measure w c t e on. ampere, rom e ac ea, was yesteruay morning LoughLorogh,l42 70/. 550 Napton.. a 100 2/. 10 Mexico a... „„ s„ ....es inet of the month.• Soathampter, Feb. 1
Consolidated Fund, and the remaining three-fourtho be de-
o er hour thero would be ninehours for discussion between "'•
1 tt
.1., sth sth2sthofmon Dover
(Hear, hear.)
frayed out of the county rates. Ia addition to the g•eneral
three and twelve. He believed that such an arrangement member pr.oposea to introduce. That was not the peopl warped into the outer basin at Woolwich, to be Monmoutitshlloo - - Worcstr Bsl
78 21. ' 21 Lairtssr;;JsCia.•:,••,•; ,-; so 21, & 17th of month soma ••** • '
artiptro,
THE BANK CHARTER. • seovicers of the pollee, which made this course advisable,
'n which the commit- would tend rather to facilitate the disposal of public busi- time for either. Aud as for the hon. member'. bill i stripped, prior to commencing
would be time enough to discuss it when it came formally The Ilhadamanthus Master C
her repairs. Ainegmeryshll6o - - 1111nning• New Zea1and........... BY privates) iis
AleltnAlwbrYloo - - Wilts & Brks -108.0 d. - port Uneerts in
, • omeaander Cole, sailed , Papal Buttes ......
ees iteiStb2hthOftnoll Dover ......
Mr. GLYN inquired of the Chancellor of the Ex- cense the
tf;stptibaenrLtthe 7:. e e r
t h 'rabtlilsed. transportatioo, sub- ness than to retard. it. One good effect of it wouldpbe before the house. However, it would hardly be expected d •
Tat tri!nil,ere tvould b 3 led to evince their good sense by yester ay morning from. Woolwich, with boilers and Peninsula ...... ~, „„b• rehl7th27thormon oouthampton
chequer whether any steps had been taken for giving e
toctut,' tirs°gr in it; stead detention in this country. and the that he (Sir -W. Clay) shouldexpress much satisfaction with
s iortening their speeches-(hear, hear)-and. when one steam machinery for Portsmouth and Plymouth. INSURANCE COMPANIES. deru
..
....
..
....
.. si id & 27th of mon oonthamptoh
statutory notice, under the proviaiens of the Act 7 and
tickuet-of-leeve system. A very largo expense had been in- the measure, which he feared would have a tendency to in- Port Nata1..........1% ay private shin.. Various port. 17neartsin
member had expressed the, sentiments of his party et The gun-boat Grasshopper, Lieut.-Commander Lee sicii.y
,„
ss
..
ss
_N sth 1 s th2sthcfm ni Dover ....
8 Victoria, c. 32, to the Governor and Company of the
curred by this couetryunder the heads of police and gaols in crease the dissatisfaction which it was proposed to unity. Dividend Amount
1 eth other members of that art would not indul oin Tuscany .... a.. .. ..a still etheethotinen Dover .... - '
left Woolwich basin, and steamed down to the Arsenal Name of Company
Bank of England preparatory to the revision of their the Australian colonies, and the abolition of transportation °Be ' ... , . .P . 7 g Ile was, however, so anxious to find a solution for die
useless repetitions. en America it had beeu founa neces- harf to receive 1 t k t d * , , per of Paid. Price. veneonelf na a
....el Id &17th ofmonte eouthampto7 i & Is nut
charter ; and whether it was the intention of Govern- had diminished that expense; and this circumstance painful question, that he could not justify himself in w . ler soc yes er ay morning. Annum. Share.
ary to limit the s eeches of members to an hour • and he Van DieanenaLand (se .
ment to institute any inquiry before a committee of that afforded an aelditional reason why a proportion of the , P - ' placing a difficulty in the way of any hon. member who C. E. H. Farrant has been appointed second master ---- Australln) ......., . •
t G d that in the absence of an other restrietion the X 0. d. X s. d.
house, or otherwise, into the working and effect of the charge on accoune of police should be borne by the general rusi esa
Y - suggestsd , a remedy. Therefore, reserving to himself te the Mohawk ; 13. J. Mueray, midshipman to the yew woe .... ,
..3, Id& 17th or motile Boutbaemteell &la moa
goo( nse of the members of the House of Commons Albion .... • • ...• •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 83
said act ? revenue of the couotry. He proposes!, therefore, not that the rio•ht to oppose the bill at the proper stage he Podney • R MT 11 •
0, t t
1. , . onne , assis an -surgeon to the Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 149.6d.b5, 100 0 0 11 0 0 - -
wottld preveut debates from Item retracted unneees-
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER 81:ated an.Y fixed erepertion of the expense °btu borough should . g P should not offer any resistance to the present motion. At Chatham Marines ; and W. Shone assist t Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0025 0 0 40% Whenany of those dates fall on a Sunday, the malls win to de-
wily. , au -surgeon to
it was not the intention of the Government to take any be borne by the public' revenue, but that power should bo the seine time he beeged to announce that it was his inteh- the Pearl, Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 19 0 - !patched on tho following day, with the exception of the In liS (Vl9
steps in the present session of Parliament to abrogate the g Mr EWART fait mat ileasure in Recondin the too- •
iven to the Treasury, under the authority of the Seer°.
~ • , e I. g tion again to bring ferivard his bill of the previous year, Yesterday Captain Bari ' Atlas .
ow s company of the Suffolk Argus Life . aanthamptoni
...... Iss. Od. 50 0 a 515 0 17% a a and the 31alta. both of which will be despatched the
preceding day.
exclusive privileges of the Bank of England. The Go- tary of State, on a report of a deficiency in the police force, Oen. /rem the case of ordinary rnetubers of the house he when he trusted that all the bills would be considered b o 0 0 25 0 0 , -
7 Artillery marched into Ipewich from Landguard Fort, leritish Comm-et:Jar :: 41:711).eritise,nt• 15°0 0 0 is 0 0 6%
tO issue a sum (either to the Me
shorities of the county or llt - • t h M. • 'M. • d h
wou r tan seer ajesty a ousters, an e would ask the house with a view to the satisfactor solution of a ain- ..---....nene,
_
vernment would not object, if pressed, to the appoint- whether it were just that men who were working all day ful t. - Y P to relieve N0..5 cornpan no d d f 1 d
y, wuner or era or t est es- Clericlasled.&Gen.Life spr ceatbs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2i%
t e l• ed., urth
borough, as the case might be) no exc eet ing en )
3ques ion. . .
County ......,.....„. 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 a 120 SHARE MA RZET.S.
ment of a, committee of the house on the Bank Charter 1 iu üblic offices should have imposed on them senatorial Ir. E. BALL having complimented the hon. member tination. They have been greatly itnproved during Crown . 17 Cd 50 0 0 5 0
' of the amount required for the pay and clothiug of tae P
0 18% •
• ,
but altogether, looking at the early part of the session ,• • ' 11 t 1 b P 1••
' poace. This would be a sum annua yvo et y aria- duty extending to a late hour of the night ? No wonder who had introduced the bill ou the tone and temper of his their nine months' sojourn at Landguard Fort, and Eagle •••••- - - - ••
s•
•••••• 50. 50 0 0 5 0 0 • - leo
at the condition of the country, and the uncer• relent, and would, therefore, be open to criticism ; while, they grew prematurely old. (Laughter.) If her Majesty's observatione, said that nothing. could be more important their conduct bas been indicative of the sound discipline Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5%
tainty in rereard to the relations in which the Bank on the other hand, if the exercise of this discretional y Ministers were spared midnight legislation, they would be than to obtain a conciliatory discussion on this question. enforced by their commanding officer. Such men are European Life a .
General.. a - .. a .... I/.
61. 20 0 0 au
5 0 0 18%
5% LIVERPOOL, FEB. 5, • -
stood to the Government, they thought euch would be power succeeded he thought it would act as a stimulus to able to attend their officesearlier in the rnorniug ;it being Now when such daring innovations were attempted on the indeed a credit to the service. Tueir appearause and Giotto .... •• .... 51. per cent. Stock. o
a 103 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The tone of the market hail been
unreaeouable and premature.l the local authorities to raise their respective police force impossible for them, at pres.ent, to go therebefore 12 or 1 most sacred of the Chrietian ordino.nces, it behoved all sects soldierly deportment, as they marched through the Guardian ............ 51. per cent. 100 0047 6 0 50% rather cteady to-dav, and • tl d d
prices apparen y a vance •
o'clock in the day. It was
,well known that M. Cluizot, of Christians to sink minor differences for the purposes of streets, afforded matter for general observation. Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent. 500 0' 0 50 0 0 340 London and North Westerns,
EDUCATION. to an efficient standard. With regard to the recom-
-1001) i 1-Blackburns, si---
when he was president of the Foreign-office of France, was the common defence. Religion was going to be attacked in Imperial Lite .. .. 12s. 100 0010 0 0 18% Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 251 x d-Midlanda,
dation of the committee as to the consolidation _ .
The LORD ADVOCATE gave notice that the Go- men upend attending to business at six in the morning. Again every shape, one of the most aggressive attacks being a con- indemnity 'Ararine.... la 33. & 3/. 100 00200 0 77 694 a 4-East Lane Id
of the smaller boroughs, he admitted that Ohs was
THE MILITIA. Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 - as ire, 18-Eastern Counties, 10--
vernment intended to eettroduce a measure on the subject Jed WI WIC o ea . u e
a most difficult web' •th 11. h t d 1 I th he woule ask whether one effect of the present systeru templated attempt to destroy the holiness oa the Satibeth- S th E
ou astern, 183-Caledonian, 284-Dutch Rhenish,
Forty men of the 2d Somerietehi e M•11' . Law Lfte............. - IC,O 0 . 10 0 0 60%
during the present session. case of a great number of boroughs there was reason why upon all of theta was not to render their habits irregular ? day. He therefore trusted that means would be found, as r i 1 la were at-
Legal and General Life - 50 00' 2 0 0 tosa 0 p.-Ditto, new, 21 p.-Great Western of Canaria, '25
tested in Dublin on Mo
LUNATIC ASYLUMS (IRELAND). they should be consolidated with comities- (hear)--but on (Laughter.) At a certnin period atter midnight that house regarded this question, of arranging the differences between nday upon volunteering, 34 of London ... ••••• -
thorn into the 13th I i I
In answer to a question from Mr. W. COURTNEY, the whose it wag thought beet in the first instance not to was a scene, not a activitY, r, 0f5,p0,.. ,L7ht9r.)llo sects of Christians, amongst whom, as regarded doctrine, , i ght nfantry, and the remainder eoneenehip*„,. - Great Western, 56e.
Mr. HORSMAN said that the report relative to require, such consolidation by compulsory enactment. How- into the 2d Dra oon Gu
never saw a nutede f 1 ping h b there MS scarcely any appreciable matter of disagreement. g ards (Queen's Bays). Marine............... 18s.per share 100 0028 0 0 40
..-.-.._.
without beine disposed to parody tho lines of Cowper and Leave oiven Med.firslid&Geio.Life 4% 1. per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 3%
Lunatic Asylums for Ireland wee in the tanate and ever, it was not proposed by the bill to extend any grant to
h.. . b , e . . _
Minerva ............ sp. ct. & bs. 510 0 0 2 0 0 6 MANCHESTER, FEB. 5.
, boroughs whose- population at the last census was below cl•slalin- Mr. L. DAVIES said that in consequence of having re- POLIC.E INTELLIGENCE.-Feb.' 5. Monarch ............ -
'would be laid on the table of the house to-night. soo leo - Broom EZORANGE.-The market toelaY has b - --7-
een doing
5,000 ; and thus no inducement wonld be held out to them Sweet sleeps the chairman, nodding in the chair, ceived a discouraging answer from the noble lord at the National Loan Fuud.. 51. per eent. 20 00210 0 - a rather flat business, and prices are h
______,e__-____
lin° anged. Leeds,
ARMISTICE. to continae sepal ate from the counties. It was also proposed Sweet deep the members on the bench behind, head of the Government as to the intentions of Ministers GUILDHALL -Ms- Palladium Life...
, 814 i 1-Manchester Sh ffi ld
e e , and Lincoln, 254-Ditto,
James Blackwood, the well- Pelican a........ .. •• - - - 45Y1 6/. Pref 746 - *
Col. DINNE aaked the noble lord the First Lord of any town
by the bill that, on tae represeatation of . . And sweet the clerks below. respecting church ratee, he had himself proposed to intro- , • •
- .... _
1,78 .. p- Eastern Counties
, 9d 15-16 10 --East'
nown publisher, in Paternoster-row, appeared in answer Phcenix
t they had applied to the justices of counties tor (Lauehter.) He had hines
cored. tha . elf counted 26 members all asleep duce a bill on the same subject containing merely two A
Lancashire, Qrs., 8 1-16-London stock, lON-Manchester
the Treasury whether it was true (az stated in a French ff t d ''' • •
th purpose of consolidation, but, tbatit had not been° ec e at the game titne, including the First Minister of the Crown, 1 h le• If h l• d• f
c auses, t e o ject of w ic was to re ieve issenters rom ,
to an information laid again3t him a m p • • Professional Life-- a 5/. per cont. 5 0 010 0 -
.y r. amaze the Provident Life .-Great Northern, 22 5-16
Paper) that an armistice had been agreed on between from auy cause, then that it should bo in the Power °f the the Filet Lord of the Adnsiralty, andthe chancellor of the the rate, on signing a declaration of dissent, and stating keeper of the printed' books and manuscripts in the Bri- Rock Life.......... :. 72. 530010 0 I g a -Chester and Birk -'d
•
Miners 22/. shares, 10e. '
Government by an order in council .
to settle the terms of Bache( uer and eve • ' that the part contributed to a con reeational elio,pei. tish Museum char hie him with ne lead
1 , n deseending down to the Woods and . . y g • . . , g o g ing to deliver a Royal Exchange ...... MI. per cent. Stock. all 1 228
the Allied Powers and Russia ; and further, whether d b Finding, however, that there were already measures betore copy of a book, published by him called "Zaelkiel's Sun Fire ...... 6V 10s. -
o 1 -- --....... .
such consolidation. From the best information he ha een Forests. One evil of the sestem was that they were set-
BI
Ditto Life ..... IL 14s. - tz 1 - RMIINGHAM, FEB. 5.
the armistice extended to operations by sea, or to those enabled to obtain he believed that the cost to the public of te I d 1 e • - the house which would embody all that he proposed to C • Al f ~ • •
ing a in. examp eto society, whieh naturally assumed omic manac or 1856, at the British Museum, United Kingdom .... 4/.p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 4u 0 - as • '
STOOK ssACHANGE.-The tone of the market was verY
carried on in Asia ? these arrangements would Dot exceed 200,000/. a year. somewhat of the character of the House; of Parliament. effect, he begged leave •to withdraw his bill. lie trusted, within one month after its publication. Universal Life • ..... 51. per cent.lloo 0 0 10 0 0 - firm, and th •
e prices were about the same as yesterday.
Lortj PALMERSTON said that one of the arrange- If the house agreed .
to tbis bill a similar bill would Le Ho ventured t i say t • however that the Government would be ultimately induced
r „ hat the perpetuation of the habits of r , . . . , _ Mr. Blackwood said he would plead guilty to the com- victoria Life ..... . 51. per dent. I -
__ 412 6 5% -
hh t 1
submitted to Parliament to doal wit t e coun y ant which existed in the time of Fox and Pitt had produced to take up this vexed question,. which was getting wider I" t b
pam , ecause he certainly had omitted to do so but -
rnents agreed on with reference to the negotiations was 'at 000/
borough police of Scotland ; and he believed that 2_, , . corresponding irregular habits throughout society. For and deeper every day, and might at last lead to the sale- considering the trivi I h tof th • '
a c arac er e publication he MISCELLANEOUS. 4 dia.-Birmingham and Stour Valleys, 81 -BirminghaW
Old Union Mills, 171.
that preliminaries should be negotiated and signed at or 230,We/. a year would cover the whole expenditure for these reasons he gave his most cordial support to the mo- version of the Church of Eugland, if some efficient means
th h M • •
oug t r. Pant= had rather exceeded his duty in
resent measure -
the two kingdoms. With regard to the
.p ton of his hon. friend. were not found of checking the existing discontent.
Dividend ' Amount- ---_---.
Vienna, and after that the armistice to be arranged be- - Bill withdrawn. bringing the case before this court. Name of Compaoy. per of
he was quite aware that it would not satisfy those gentle- -.-
land PALMERSTON-I am sure, sir, lam the first Paid. Price. LEEDS, FEHO 5.
CLERKS OF THE HOUSE. Mr. Panizzi said his sole object was to perform his Annum. Share.
tween the partieg. These preliminaries had not yet been
ys.ein opo ice un or ce .. i .
men who desired a s i f 1. d ntr-1 u anaee-
Denson to do am 1 • •
p e justice to the benevolent intentions STOCK EXCITANGE.-A very moderate business to-dave
signed. They were to be discussed and signed bY the ment ; but he trusted the bill would be fairly censideted d. . . Mr. J. WILSON moved for leave to bring in a bill to date
au ahich my hon. friend who has ro osed and m hon - Midland% 70 61-Thinks, 141-York and North Mid•
4 s. d. 4 s. d.
Plenipotentiaries at Paris, and it was not until after by the house, and that it would tend. to the improveineet
friend who has seconded, th •P P , y • regulate certain offices in the House of commons. At pre- The Alderman inquired if the authorities of the Mu- A„,
e motion have been actuated in m Tea .......... 1 50 0 0 20 0 0 - land, 243-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 814- Great Western
of the courty aud borough police uf this country. (Hear.) bringing •t d • ' ' sent the appointment ief the assistant-clerks at the table sewn had any circular that they sent round to the pub- Auction Mart... 6 • of Canada, 25a-Bradford Eat , 20s. p.
that that the queetion of an armistice could arise. iun er our consideration. To exempt her Ma- ••• ele per cent 50 0 0 -
Sir J PAKINGTON had heard with great pleasure the jeety's Ministers from the effe tf ld (1 vested in the chief clerk, but the gentleman who at pre- lishers reminding them of the re niremeretes of the statute Australian Aeric;tlturt IL Is • • -
. 100 0 0 17 10 0 25% • --
Sir DE LA.CY EVANS asked if Russia, would b * • cs o o age- aughter)- t fill dth fll h I td h" ' t th •
sea e eoce at accep e is appointmen on 0 with regard to new Australian Trust .... 81. per cent. - 26 .0 0 -
9 statement rat the hon. baronet, and most „p„Es his great is indeed a very great temptation to hold mit to us in order publicationsq. DUBLIN, FEB. 4.
allowed the use of the seas during the armistice, so as te satisfaction that Government had determined to deal with to obtain our assent to the resolutioe. Neverthel I express understanding that those of his subordinates were Mr. Panizzi said the hal h cirn ' Austraaan Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 all - . '
d one wag An lo 111
sue a u ar, an g - exicaia mint.. 11. los. 10 0 o • all • - STOOK EXCILONGE.-Threo per Cent. Commis, 901 903-
be able to transport troops and stores durin .•
g that time .
2 this question, and meet the general wide felt both in the f_el thet it would not be consistent with our dut am'
to be banded over to the Crown. However, as an old act
Y. as sq" of Parliament vested the appointment in the chief clerk a sent to Mr. Blackwool.
in the present instance. British Amorican Land Iss. _ 40 0 0 _ Ditto for Account, Feb. 7, 90$ e B-Now Three pr e p_t.,,
house and in the country the .
t the im mrtant question of yen • 0
ts et th Crown, engaged in the conduct of the busi- Mr. Blackwood most positively denied ever having caterers ..... „„ „ „ 61. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 131 Stock, fan 4-Ditto, for the Account, 7th of F:b ,e9oi
Lord PALMERSTON said armistices were of various I nt ettled and ea short bill would be necessary tle l•se the resent inten- _
police. should no longe_r_ remain_ in its peese _ lIRS . ness of the coentry, et) agree to the proposal of my hon.-- tioe. It ev.„ received a circular of the kind descrite-1 by Mr. Panizzi, Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - -Great Southern and Western, 52a-Bank Stock • 220
kinds, and involving as many concEtions. Until the pre- unsatisfactory state. He Was also glad that the Goverament fr lend. My hon. friend compares the business of this • proposed to vest tahe gaapplointamPuts of the as-
Ditto. 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - - 109 -Minix,
ither on the e g Co. of Ireland, 144-Ditto, for account • i--
, 14.
liminaries of peace were agreed on and settled the were about to accede to the vecommendation of the commis- house with that of the C fth U • *I sisttuat
ong,ress o e nite States, and w s clerks.in the Crown and to put the sala,ries on the e • present occasion or any other. He had no City Nevigation Bonds - - - - Hibernian Benk
24 0 0 - • , 324-Royal Bank of Irelaad, 20e.-
_
armistice could not be discussed, and it Would be pre- sion of 1•339, and throw a part of the expense of an efficient with the representative institutions of other countries. fth H Ito desire to elettle th
crass o 0 ouse, but at the saute time he begget . . • e act, although, he looked upon it as Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0
add that tbe recommendation of the Speaker would be at- most iniquitous. . Ditto - - - Dublin and Wicklow (for account), si-Killarney Julia-
ne on the eenerd. revenue. He west only afraid that the Pit I s b 't t the
~ po c e . • o ti roi o house that this comparison cannot ' • Equitable Reversionry 71pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 106 tion (101. paid), 7e.
mature on his part to give any assurance. terms on which this aid was keld out was too indefinite to hold good. Take the Congressbf the United States, for tended to on each appointment. The Aiderm al MB' k dh I b
an sal r. Jac woo ae etter try and Dittc New ... ..--- ao 0017 lo 0 - • eee-___.-...........--..................
,ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. atimulate corporations to establish an efficient police. He exseaple. Can the hon. member compare tha business Leave given. . get the act repealed, for the magistrate could only inter- Gen. Revers. & In•o:es• •t.. sp.c. & be, 100 0 0 100 0 0 ---
thought it would have been better if it had been pro- ir•ns icted by that aesembly with what is done here 9 COMMITTEE ON PVBLIC PETITIONS. fere to carry out the provisions of that act •b t Gen eteamNaviaation 10 la ct. 15 00114 O• 0 - THE LATE FIRE AT MESSRS H ' Y''
PKINSON S.- eg
Lord PALMERSTON moved that as to-morrow was vided that in the first instance a fixed proportion of the We all know that there the detail of le isla ' ' •
g ' tion Is trans- On the motion of Mr. B. CARTER, the following com- eiderin •
g the Circumstances 'of the c . ,il , con- d- , *
..... stock. I - - terday the acrourned i * °
ase, he thought it wu rf d
udson s 8ay........
2/. ss. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 - nvestigation as to the falling of
the wall and cjru •
Ash-Wednesday the house, at its rising, do adjourn till expense should be paid which should be liable to be with- a.tl b tl fth te S ' M b
eety ie congresses o e separa ta•es. mittee was nominated on public petitions :-Mr. B. Car- would be sufficient if he ordered Mr. Blackwood to r floe_ or
............
.....
... _ shing of several housee tb b
, ere y causing
y ac• t M Th 1 Ad • • h t M
er, r. orne se miral Jot" Mr. Brot or on, r. ~ . pay Auden Institution . - -
the de
to•morrow at two o'clock, which was aereed to. drawn on the unfavourable report of one of the Govern- Mead proposes to impose certain restrictions upon the zee costs!, without inflictin ean enalt London Iteversionaoy 5/ per cent. 15 0 0 all - ath of Elizabeth Saunders, alias Wyse, and se•
The second reading of the Limited Lia,bility and Joint nient ingneeters. whose aPneintment he viewed. with much house, mindful of the maxim that abuse leads to restrie. Duncah, Mr. Scott, Mr. .Adderloy, Mr. Owen Stanley,
Mr B' ekwood • I.
Y P Y.
- 12 10 0 - rionsl in ',min several o
M W b •d M H H • Geo Lid- • •a. rdingly complied with the order,
r. int rea , r. enry.A.. Bruce, Md. may . . acca Russell
Enditution.... _ y j g ther persona, was resumed be-
Stock Bills, fixed for to-morrow, were in consequence satisfaction. He was much gratified with that part of the tion. If that maxim be true, it is equally true in its con- Price's Patent Cand. Co 10/. per ceut. 20 0017 10 2614 fore Mr. Wakl
havin reviousl _ ey, the coroner, and the jury empanelled,
measure which would render it imporetive on all cou dice verse shape, that restriction leads to abuse. (Hear.) M dell, Mr. Gregson, Mr. De yore, ege. Lloyd Davies, and .g p y presented the librarian with extra Reversionary Ints Soc. 4%1. pr cont. 100 0 0 100 Q
adjouraed to a future day.
Mr. Abel Smith. copies of the work in question with a view to make up Royal Mail :steam- -41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 78 at the Elep.hant and Castle, King•s•road, Old St. Pan-
to establish a rural police, and he believed that if this bill bon. friend (Mr. Brotherton) thinks eur debates are tos3;
MR.LE Y. J UR,ES (IRELAND.) to the readers of the Museum for lost time. south A ustralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all - eras-road. The jury returned a verdict of accidents
were passed no county would attempt to resist or defeat long arel he therefore proposes to have certain fixed limits.
' Trust and Loan Ccmp. I death.
Lord PALMERSTON moved a vote of thanke of the the establishment of such a I II II I *•
• Mr KEOGH obtained leave to bring in a bill to cense-
----___ - ,20 0 0 ' 6 0 0 -
h po ice. e wars gataSO to The limit which he angeests is indeed, one which would • ' . Upper canada .... i
lidate and amend the laws relating to j aries in Ireland. SO
euse to Mr. W. Ley, late clerk of the house, who, after see the provisions which the right hon. baronet had intro- he very de irabie, but 'it is 'li 1 whi h t 1 p 1 UTHWARIC.-THE NUISINCES IN TEE WATER-
a service of 42 year, ft I't
• t t. bth 1 d•t th tall •th • t le • b ttl ' - •s •** a• un
c mus
' e-
en(
~ tun( 1 neceesary ore ire, o t ucie in oei wi a view o ring aou re arum- upon the individual good feeling of members. (Hear.) COMMON LAW COURTS (IRELAND). LOO-ROAD George Todd, a respeotahle-looking man, LIST OF SCOTTISH CO3IPANIES' PRICES. •
from a Mr. KEOGH ob • ' • • fth '-
tamed leave to bring in a bill to ur er BIRTHS.
ge and infirmities. The noble lord eulogised the g,amation of the smaller boroughs with the counties. All Then my bun friend suegests that members should not re- was br *eli
oue t up on a warrant by inspector Rogers, L
admirable ma.nner in which Mr • - th t h tt 1 th t h • .1 • h 1 t - ', . e •
. Ley had discharged his a e regre et was a sac an ama gansation ie no poat that which has already been saul-that they should amend the procedure in, and to enlarge the jurisdiction of, a. .
th e io
;ITT i r ceurts of common law in Ireland. envision, and committed for trial at the next Newington _ ___________________
Divid erica Amostot OP A SON.
ardnous and onerous duties d •e th bore eriod. been rendered compulsory. He quite agreed that it was not speak above a certain number of minutes. If a common
Name of Company. per of Peld. Price
urine e a p the sessions for keepin aco mo
he metion of Wiiiresnew a copy was ordered of , Tree._ , g ni n brothel, at No. 185, Annum. Share, ' On the sth inst., at Glocester-terrace, Hyde-park, the
Mr. DISRAELI ex . wise net to attetnpt to have a police beering an uniform agreement could bo come to on these points, I quite admit
pressed the great respect he and rinunication addreseed to the late Chancellor of the Ex- IT tlington.terrace, Waterloo-road. ---...................--- ....---___ ...........___ -.___... wife of D. B. Madan, Esq•
those who acted with Id proportion to the population iu all parts of the'countr
yr .that our debates would be shorter, but whether they wonld
im entertained of Mr. Ley's con- Mr Ge These
equer, • nlburn, by Lord St. Leonard's, in or about proceedings were instituted by the Associated 4 3. d. Xs. d. On the 3d inst., at Weimer, the wife of Captain Fred.
duct. bub at the same time he did think that it n-as desirable be bottle I somewhat doubt. (Hear.) Although the lo- the month ef Dec., 1844, relating to the finances of the Institution for 'the Protection 71. per cent 1
Rank of Scotlanndm .an. •• _
..
er .00 0 0 100 0 0 184/ 0 Beswick, 38th Rye,.
The motion was unanim to lay down a minimum force, as compared with popu- quacity may be-doubtless sometimes is-exuberant- of Youna Females and' -
snarly agreed to. lation, below which the police should not be allowed daughter)-I am not prepared to say that no member .
• Coart of Caen •I 1 1 throe hh • • •
cery in re ant . g t en. exertions, aided by inspector Rogers, the a
- ' British Linen C p y 81 p cent. 100 0 0 100 0
i, k 8/ 0 22
,aledonian an ..... . per cent. io 0 0 2 1 010 s
OP A DAUGHTER.
0 0 3/. 181
PUBLIC INCOME AND Btu) - to fall. Otherwise he was afraid that when there was ought to repeat the arguments of those who have gone On the motion SUPPLY.
of Mr. J. Wiesoet, the house W
went into • aterloceroad, especially near the bridge, has been en-' City of r•slasgow Bank 6/. per cent. io o o lo 0 o 11/14s .
Mr. WILLIAMS moved f ENDITURE.
any disposition to resist the application of the law, there before him, for if those argunaents are good, to my mind con_ e timely cleared of the nuisance that has existed for so long Clydesdale Bank •• •• 5% /. p cent. On the sth inst., at 48,- Hertforenstreet, Mayfair, the
er an account of the grosa 20 0 0 10 0 0 12/ 7
mmittee of supply. The passage ire tha Royal Speech re- w C smmercial Bank •• 71. per cent. seo 0 0 100 0 0 22310: wife of Douglas Brown, Esq., barrister-at•law.
public income and expenditure of the U - would be the means of evading it. The right hon. gentle- pea e e e er. auger. I
the oftener they are re tdth b tt (L ht ) a period.
ited Kin, latine t
0 o the estimates was then read a supply votedto her Eastern Bank.. •• •• •• 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 001 1 2s On the sth inst., at Stockwell, the wife of the Rev.
in each quarter of the year 1855 ; statinne adm I man concluded by expressing his satisfaction that the Go- have beard that Mr. Fox-no mean authorit on such a •
Edinb, & Glasgow.... vs/ _
the coat of y Majesty an 1t• h d '
he ouse resume . ______ _. ,
2,/ • P cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 41.182 Charles Kemble.
the collection in each of the revenue depart' vernment hnd directed their attention to the subject, and inetter-said that the best Parliamentary debate was where- The ' ' LA MBErel.-THE ROBBERY AT MESSRS. WALKER'S. Exchange Bnk of Scot.. -
"lents *nclud• house adjourned at half-past 8 o'clock. - .... _
ing the wood% forests, and land revenues of the' by stating that he was quite prepared to support its gene• 10 or 12 men got up, one after the other, end repeated thee National Bank .... a 6 er
% p Cant. 100 0 0 to MARRIE D.
-In this case the name of Mr. Price, of the Wellington 0 e 171/0s
Crown
hof Scotland Bank 5/.per cent 20 0 0 210 0 4/. 15s
(made wilt in the SAEOO form as the account of tbe. n ; ral features, -which he hoped would be discussed without game argument in nearly the same words. (Laughter.) 'By .
Arms, Waterloo-road a hi hl res tectable tradeernan, rurautane orecoti. ,
, g y t y .. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 132110 On the sth !net., at St. George's, Hanover-square lif
come and expenditure in the quarterly return et
-n-
reference to party considerations. such a piocess these arguments worked into the mind of TM/ AIIIRDER AT WESTMINSTER.-Yesterday after- heeam • all.
ein 80Me way mixed up in this transaction • but Union Bank of Scot. ... ill e •
Pentad to this house). The hon. member ......,8 . pre- err. H. NfsBET would not find fault with the bill, the house-daughter)-and so produced that consideration noon Mr. Bedford, coroner for Westminster, held an tth • • - - ' ' w sterr Be k •P reeat. 100 0050 0 0 91115 s rice Emmett, Esq., Captaie Royal Bucks K.0.111', late
'ado there ena, , , a e termination of the ha• e. t • e esterday, e • n•••••• .. 7/.per cent. 50 0 0 50 00 7
e rine, of he (as y 0 Captain 48th Foot, son of the Rev. W. J. Emmett, to
had been " irresponsible squandering" connected with ----ug' " had before opposed the introduction of a heideli it is the end of ad argument to obtain. (remoter.) inquest at the Board room of St. James's Workhouse, ontle Alliance Fire and Lisa. 8% /.pr cent. 100 9011 0 0 Iii 4110;
tor '
the Crown lands. Upwards of 111,0001. had been e rural police. HO thought it would have been More desir- -13-y.lien• friend sap? that the business of the house ought Polaird-street, Oxford street, on the bodies of the : g man !dated to the magistrate that the proseed British Guarantee ... 4/. per cent If/ 0 0 20 0 /11- '
n. Jen:lima, widow of John Horstinan, Esq., of Thames Dit-
x. able if the rieh ain proper- to finish by a certain hour Let him look to the Wednes- ever for an instant doubted the integrity of Mr. Price. Caledonian Fire Inoue.. 10aper cont.. 100 0 0 10 I • - ton House, Surrey.
e t hen. baronet had fixed a ceTt . 1 . . , h .
.. . unfortunate woman and her th Idld e who H 0 0 251108
pended out of that portion of revenue that ought never t'
len of the charee to .be borne by the Consolidated Fund, tey sittings. T ere is a hmit. I only ask hon. members weee , , ree cir n, e was a most honourable man, and it vvas exceedingly City of Glasgow Lite e 61. per cent. 0 0 20 0 1/. 83 On the 401 inst., at Trinity Church, Westbourne-ter-
to have been permitted. . instead of leaviTig it to the discretion of the Secretary of to carry their minds back to the occurrences of last s - . "
so readfully murdered by Willioan Beuefiold, the
es- husband and f to be regretted that his name should have been men- Co or-dal Li ass 5/ per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 5/. 6s race, John Estlin, jun., Esq., solicitor, Nuneaton to
Edinburgh Life ......
•
Mr. WILSON, after entering into an explanation, State to atfix the amount in each case. sion. Certain measure:3, which excited much interest, ether of the deceased, at No. 4, Portland- 8,
scot.
La Insur. 61. Der cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 27/ Os Mary Thompson, youngest daughter of GriffithHum' h
Coned at all. With regard to the case of Mr. Smith, Eng. P
t t a awe Moor cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 at. 8s reys, Esq., of W atbou
a rne-park-road.
Raid the accounts for the revenue department for the Si Get
r - • -REY explained that be pr osed to fix tho were thrown over by hon. members who day after daY, s ree , Soho, en Sunday morning leen The prisoner was w b r
e e Pave the Berne remarks equally applY• Life ASSOC. o aceaand 6Lper cent. _lO 0 0 110 06/ lOs
future should be presented as asked for ; and therefore amount in every ease to one-fourth of th:Pwhole charge of continued the debate until the fatal moment for ad- nut present during the examination. After some evi- -............ • Natlonai Fire and Life' 61. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 21. Os • •
he hoped the hon. member for Lambeth would with- the pay and clothino ; but tl t Id .
be entitled to win 11'11 ' le Secretary of Sta e won denoe had
journment Arrived. On one of these questions I have been given, which was merely a repetition of
heard it said that an hon übl that wbie _________ ____. -
COURSE OF (EXCHANGE. -YESTERDAY. North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 , 20 0 0 321105
Scottish Inilou In DIED
draw his motion. Fie was afraid he could not grant the t . 10 ( his certificate altogether if the in- . ora e gentleman being asked . h appeared yesterday, the jury returned a ver- sruc. 7%/. prcent. 20 00i I 0 0 1/. I°9 On the 28th ult after h t 'll
Stand , a s Or ,
i ness much and de-
spec or reported th Amsterdam...... - .... aa - -
i 1 18 i' Gibraltar .. •••• •• , ard Life ......•• 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 20 /Os
when he intended to speak, replied that he had a dict of wilful murder agaiust the husband, William Bous- • .-3, 23 Imam a . served) res t •
application as asked for the Woods and Forests. an efficient state. at the police in any distriut was not in
speech six hours long in readiness, but that his t•urn would field. Ditto, three months .., ie 0 , Lectern • • .. •• • - ------ -ep esssurance , 51. per eel's. 10 0 0 10 0 •-• __ll _ y pec ed, John Taylor, Esq., of BelleVue•terrace,
Sir H. WILLOUGHBY was of opinion the same eys- M H NISBET
r. . not come for six weeks. The hon • Roeterdaun a .... 12 01, Genoa ••..••.. oa 60 H 11, of the firm of Taylor and Bright, of that place,
would have sie h . member, no doubt, felt [ADVERTISEMENT ]DB•'s el 1' ' R ItA le Ant * •-"• s- I Milan ...• •• •• •• •• •• " - - - .. . . ~ -
~...--•
_•-s----•..., aged ed.
- u any e miens eva en a . ra ica
eroweee .............. 2, . a ,
hould be a 1*
tem of receipts and disbursements s pp led to tem of police was now to be ad tis ed, as a general eys- perfectly certain that be would, by the length of his speech Food invariehl . * 25 55 I Venice.. .• •• •••••• .• •
the Woods and Forests as to the other portions of re- tion than one-fourth had. bop ed, that a larger proper- a,ud the force of his arguments-which nlbt h lei ' * y restores health, without medicine, inconve- a %els •• •• •• •• •• •• - , On the 4th inst., at Virginia-terrace, Dover-road Mr.
i o• N• les •••• •••••••••• .• 44%
,ot ou , e weu moue°, or expense, as it saves fifty timee its cost in ara urgli •• •• "••••••13 0 a s AP LEEDS, Feb. 5.-The tone of the markets this morn- Duncan Anderson, late of the London Corn Exchan'
een charged on the general
ge.
Altona .... ~ „„., a a - Palermo .• ••••••••• • a 1 io o, •D
(..
venue. funds of the country. He hoped the me b 8 not fail to repeat-attain the end which he had in view. other remedies, nd remoyes id• Co (d
gee i yspepsial ..
inis I g ird not manifest much improvement, and though On the 4th inst., at Chalcott House, Haverstock-hill,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ex- ' Rented counties would throw no unnecesras er
• who 71' Experience warrants me in saying, and I think the house flatulency, consti •ate nery us 1:ilil alid Hy " Part" ................. 25 35 rietsille • ' a 5.7,9, there was a pretty fair business done it was not so brisk Robert Wilkins, Esq. weed 77.
plained the great difficulties attending such a return in tho way of the passing of tide bill, anal:2' papedirnent will agree with rae, that if this reconamendation fixing the plaints, hpa ion, o , ens, • er Foul- Ditto, three months .. a 5 7rs ,•s0 ' • • • ......... • • , „ .
coug , asthma, consumption aud debility. Marseilles ............. 25 7, Oporto ..........., „a 63 a ae could be desired. In the White Cloth-hall, however, On the 4th inst., eel 6: Gerard-street, Islington, Thomas
benaself was
B 1 - Rio Janeiro ...... .. „ss
s_s•
being made for the Woods and Forests. certainly prepared to give it his best cowed •
1 oration. time for the rising of the hems were to be adopted, the We extract a f fro 000 • ' • 1
ew out o o , testimonia sof cures, oureeaux ............ . there woes a better business done. The feeling of uncer- Law, Esq., aged 81.
The motion was ultimately withdrawn. Mr. DEEDES said, having always been d •
estrous of an public business, instead of being accelerated, would be de- which had r •
esisted all medicines. Cure No 4 208 -Eie
1 .1 Nor do the proposals wh• hh • b 1 t p 'd . • '
aye, . lc ale een mat es o years yspepsia, nervousness, debilit a Frankfort-on Maine ••.• I 20% Buenos Ay reo a _
, • alit •a „ _ New York,Go dayesight - tainty as te our future relatians with the United States, On the 4th inst.', atWharnclifaterrace, St. John's-wood,
Y, wl.h cremes, spasms '' " 10 48 Philadelphia .. though ther d t t et appear tO be any f William Chishelme, Esq., foi 'surly of Lincoln's-inn-fields
COUNTY AND BON:waif POLICE- improvement of the existing police system, he should offer e Vienna........ •••• •• ••
N. ... - , e oes no a prese • ear
Sir G. GatEy saa ''
' ted hie int"- (prated that •
no unfair oppoaition to any portion of thie bill. He r here. Not only is it said that the member of ho,„ of sitting arid nausea, have been effectually removed by Du Ba „„ to 50 PRICES OF EULi.IC. On the 4th last t • al 11 t N •
~ a the Vicarage, Dli t e on, orfolk,
rrY s Trieste ........ •• •• s• , PES OZ. that the existing difficulties will lead to war, operates
°' should belineited, but also the number of weeks during delicious food • sa
bi last session he had sta , „ it had not been announced by the eight eon . . „ . . . . . . iu a very short time.-Rev. John W. Flavell Petersburg -..•••••• •• - Fc;reign Gold in Bars X 3 17 9 •'s' I 1. 1' h the Very Rev. Peter S. Wood, DAIL., Dean of Middle-
tion to bring in a injurious y, and asore or less um s I,,urc flees for the
e.. 49% Portugal Gold Ccin a 0 0 0 hllll &c aged 70
1 to establish a uniform system oI gentleman that the minimum of one-fourth, recommen 1 *
.1 which Parliament shouid sit. No doubt it would be vary Rullington Rectory Norfolk. From th D e C ' Madrid •••• ••
e owaber ountess . ••• ••
,e,
police, and the bon. member for Kent (Mr. Deedes) had by the royal couarnierrionere, W3B to be given out of ttte convenient, personally, to hon. gentlemen wishing to be re- of Castlestuart.-Cu're 52,612.-Rosstrever, County of Down, 50 Mexican Dollar export trade. The price of wool, too, promises to ad-
Ne D s .... 00 0 'Or; thC,'3d inst •
, at Glaegow, Sophia, fourth daughter of
withdrawn • Consolidated Fund without reference to the reports el the Raved from their duties here, tO know that upon a certain Ireland, 9th December 1854.-The Dowager Countess of Barcelona .... •• •• .. •• _ save w oilers ~ a.. 00 0 vance, and checks production a little ; but, notwith- Samuel Higginbethani, Esq
a bill for establish' rish onstables n on
ing pa c P
such an intimation. 1 inspectors, the necessity of which would give rise to un- day, whether the businesdunder consideration was done or Castlestuart feels induce'd,•iu the interest of sufferin hunia- Seville- ••
••,...... - •••
• rin bars ,s „
ss 05 1% standing this, with a peace, and an amicable arrange- On the 2d iust Jil H-.
P rkins of 15 B
~ r. wiry 0 , , rompton-
n fulfilment of that pledge he had ereweresseneenaerneseeteeenneewe
given his attention to the h• • Plcasaut feelings. He thought the right hon. gentleman uudone, the sessions would be over. But Ido not think nity, to sette that Du Barry'sexcellent RevalentaArabigea Food ment of the American dispute, there is no doubt trade row, aged 62.
stt ject during the recess • and ould do well to reconsider th t .t, of the bilL AS re- that that is in accordance with the purposes for which our has cured her after •11 m dicines had f• '1 df ' cl* • deretand that the Weal nti employment se • On the 2cl i
a e . . AI e,o in igestion, We 1113 , eyan congregations would become brink, a ill rnore plenti- ust., at Marlborousle-seuare, Choate% Sam.
now had to propose the measure whi ' w
ch was the result of carded the general requirements of the country, he had
. . apm , constituents send us here; we aro sent here to de the bind- bile, great neicousness and irritability of many ears' standin throe bout 'the kingdom are about to •t• tb How -fill Th
pett mon e . e . e transactions are geperall of a
y healthy charac Harborne Es aed 6
the best consideration he heti been - •dered and still maintainer bt th 1
1, t a o necessi y nesio of the country, and it ought to be done, let it cost us This food. deserves the confidence of Y g*
g . •
all sufferers, and may be of Commons, in common with other religious communi- ter and tbe prospecte contingent upon peae are very On t ' ' cl"
g 7*
•
be 30tle ult., at Greenwich, G. A. Oxborougb,
able to give to it. It alsvays consi e what '
incon '
vernenee or trouble it may, my hon. friend, Mr. considered a, blessing.. Inepiiries will be cheerfully answered. tie inst the meets - • t - • '• • 11 dd fi Id • A 3
- Eleo aged 48.
Sad not been prepazed with the view of esteblishing what f nral police differed greatly in different districts, aud Ewalt
or a r . s, aga et e con emplated in Parliament for promising. At the u ers e market this mornieg
ded on that f . who seconded the motion, says that we ought to In canisters, tilbs. 11s • lelbs 22s Th
night theoretically be the beet spite f 1* 1. his own bill was fonn assumption. ,- •, . e 121bs, carnage onenieg tbe Crystal Palace, the National Gallery, and the attendance of buyers was only small, but the tone of
in opo ice, uni erne men the habits fth t•Mr4 th r countries keep free, on receipt of •
0 e epee ry a. o e
- -
t•office order. Barr du Barr arid r - ------ '
•
throughont the conutr
Yf and under one central man- Mr. RICE had listened with ere t • • to the eerlier I ,
s, a satisfaction . . eours thee WO do, and that the House of Commons Co., 77, Regent-strePer London ; Ratan Y Y other placss of public amusement in the metropolis the market was somewhat improved by purchases for
's - G G
(Sir . rey)s) stateme t and with ts spoihne the . m Mason, and Co.,
right hon. gentlem
on the Lord's-Day ; and to memorialise her Majesty te export ; low goods of good patterns and doeskins are LONlsois: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUThr>,
'gement, as had been recommended by the commission I
hand. he witnessed the 11',
_ .0.1
sr.
00(,
01 e tastes of the people in this respect. My hon. I Purveyors to her Majesty, Piechdilly ; a:lso at 60, Grace-
which had sat in 1339, and which had collected 1 equal satisfaction a ,
d b 1
a I that statement had been receive y anamanner in whi 11e i i .os that official business does not begin early enough. 1 church-street • 33J and 451, Stran
gentlemen oppo- I remember that a noble f'd f • nted to have C hal d 49' •
nen o mine wa an orn 1 , -d; 4, Cheapside ;68
, Bishopsgate-street ; 55, Charing-eross 54 suspend the performances on the Sabbath of tbe milihry asked for, and far fancy trouserings there are also some of Idea fie, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Offi "N" 11°
bands which have been recently introduced ireto the ce, ... o. en
inquirin, The wool market presents little or no varia- Strand, In the Precinct of the Savoy. in the county of
great amount of valuable information upon the alb. I sate. He ho dth lill would be passed Without eifficee y audience of the c
pe 0 ) ocataAnder-in-Chief. the late Duke of Ulmer Flalsor.eassas •ao-a i en rs-e--,1 ...____s ' nark C 2 ---A71;9711,4ms Z.,....--7 A •

The motion was unanimously agreed to.
PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.
Mr. WILLIAMS moved for an account of the gross
public income and expenditure of the United Kingdom
in each quarter of the year 1855 ; stating the coat of
the collection in each of the revenue departments, includ-
ing the woods, forests, and land revenues of the Crown
(made out in the same form as the account of the net in-
come and expenditure in the quarterly returns pre-
sented to this house). The hon. member said there
bad been "irresponsible squandering" connected with
the Crown lands. Upwards of 111,0001. had been ex-
pended out of that portion of revenue that ought never
to have been permitted.
Mr. WILSON, after entering into an explanation,
said the accounts for the revenue department for the
future should be presented as asked for ; and therefore
he hoped the hon. member for Lambeth would with-
draw his motion. He was afraid he could not grant the
application as asked for the Woods and Forests.
Sir H. WILLOUGHBY VMS of opinion the same sys-
tem of receipts and disbursements
.er portions of re-
should be applied to
the Woods and Forests as to the other
venue.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEtUER
ex-
plained the great difficulties attending such a return
being made for the Woods and Forests.
The motion was ultimately withdrawn.
COUNTY AND BOROUGH POLICE.
Sir G. GREY said last session he had stated his inten-
tion to bring in a bill to establish a uniform system of
police, and the hon. member for Kent (Mr. Deedes) had
withdrawn a bill for establishing parish constables upon
such an intimation. In fulfilment of that pledge he had
given his attention to the subject during the recess ; and
now had to propose the measure which was the result of
the best consideration he had been able to give to it. It
had not been prepared with the view of establishing what
might theoretically be the best system of police, uniform
throughout the country, and under one central man-
agement, as had been recommended by the commission
which had sat in 1439, and which had collected a
great amount of valuable information upon the sub. I

peat that which has already been said—that they should
not speak above a certain number of minutes. If a common
agreement could bo come to on these points, I quite admit
that our debates would be shorter, but whether they would
be better I somewhat doubt. (Hear.) Although the lo-
quacity may be—doubtless sometimes is—exuberant—
' (laughter)—l am not prepared to say that no member
ought to repeat the arguments of those who have gone
before him, for if those arguments are good, to my mind
the oftener they are repeated the better. (Laughter.) I
have heard that Mr. Fox—no mean authority on such a
matter—said that the bestParliementary debate was where-
-0 or 12 men got up, one after the other, and repeated the-
same argument in nearly the same words. (Laughter.) By
such a process these arguments worked into the mind of
the house--;!aughter)—and so produced that consideration
which it is the end of all argument to obtain. (Laughter.)
My hon. friend says that the business of the house ought
to liras') by a certain hour. Let him look to the Wednes-
day sittings. There is a limit. I only ask hon. members
to carry their minds back to the occurrences of last ses-
sion. • Certain measures, which excited much interest,
were thrown over by hun. members who day after day,
continued the debate until the fatal moment for ad-
journment arrived. On one of these questions I have
heard it said that an honourable gentleman being asked
when he intended to speak, replied that he had a
speech six hours long in readiness, but that his turn would
not come for six weeks. The hon. member, no doubt, felt
perfectly certain that he would, by the lengtk of his speech
and the force of his argunieuts—which, no doubt, he would
not fail to repeat—attain the end which he had in view.
Experience warrants me in saying, and I think the house
will agree with me, that if this recommendation fixing the
time for the rising of the house were to be adopted, the
public business, instead of being accelerated, would ho de-
layed. Nor do the proposals which have been made stop
here. Not only is it said that the member of hours of sitting
should be.limited, but also the number of weeks during
which Parliament should sit. No doubt it would be very
convenient, personally, to hon. gentlemen wishing to be re-
lieved from their duties here, to know that upon a certain
day, whether the business under consideration was done or
undone, the sessions would be over. But I do not think
that that is in accordance with the purposes for which our
constituents send us here; we aro sent hero to de the Irani-
nese
one
rifl
spoiling
gue
rtcshoteuhtna, country,
of
finotd it ought to be done, let it cost us
hat inconvenience or trouble it may. My hon. friend, Mr.
e
ilieslwriirt. who seconded the motion, says that we ought to
fern! the habits of the country; that ether countries keep
,heanpdeotphlaetitahteliHisoruessepeocft.Cmomymhoonns. I
friend says that official business does not begin early enough. I
I remember that a noble friend of mine wanted to have an
audience of the CommAndevia-Chief, the late Duke of

TILE AIIIRDER AT WESTMINSTER.—Yesterday after-
noon Mr. Bedford, coroner for Westminster, held an
inquest at the Board room of St. James's Workhouse,
Poland-street, Oxford street, on the bodies of the
unfortunate woman, and her three children, who
were so dreadfully murdered by William Bousfield, the
husband and father of the deceased, at No. 4, Portland-
street, Soho, on Sunday morning last. The prisoner was
nut present during the examination. After s,,me evi-
dence had been given, which was merely a repetition of
that which appeared yesterday, the jury r.turned a ver-
dict of wilful murder against the husband, William Bous-
field.
[ADVERTISEMENTI—Du Barry's delicious Revalenta Arabica
Food invariably restores health, without medicine, inconve-
nience, or expense, as it saves fifty timed its cost in
other remedies, and removes indigestion (dyspepsia),
flatulency, constipation, nervous, bilious, and liver com-
plaints, cough, asthma, consumption, and debility.
We extract a few out of 50,000 testimonials of cures,
which had resisted all medicines. Cure No. 4,2oB.—Eight
years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility, with cramps, spasms,
and nausea, have been effectually removed by Du Barry's
delicious food iu a lery short time.—Rev. John W. Flavell,
Ridlington Rectory, Norfolk. From the Dowager Countess
of Castlestuart.—Cure 52,612. —Rosstrevor, County of Down,
Ireland, 9th December, 1854.—The Dowager Countess of
Castlestuart feels induced,•iu the interest of suffering huma-
nity, to state that Du Barry's excellent RevalentaArabica Food
has cured her, after all medicines had failed, of indigestion,
bile, great nervousness and it of many years' standing.
This food deserves the confidence of all sufferers, and may be
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In canisters, slbs. lls. ; 121b5., 225. The 121bs. carnage
free. on receipt of post-office order. Barry du Barry aul'd
Co., 77, Regent-street, London ; Fortnum, Mason, and Co.,
Purveyors to her Majesty, Piccadilly ; also at 60, Grace-
church-street; 33J and 451,. Strand; 4, Cheapside ; 68
Cornhill 99, Bishopsgate-street ; 55,. Charing-cross 54,
Upper Baker-street; 63 and 150, Oxford-street.

Dividend I Amount
Name of Company. per 1 of Paid. I Price.
Annum. Share.
---- - ---
X a. d. X s. d.l
British • • •• •• .. •• •• ••
Ditto Provincial.... It. 20 0 0 20 00 I
Brighton .. •• .. .. •• ~ , 15
City of London ...... 41. os. 100 0 0 150 60 '
Continental (4th Cap.) . AO 0 0 20 0 0
Equitable......., .... 21.100. 50 0 0 all 33%
Great Central ....... 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all 104
Imperial •• •• .. .. .. .. 101.& bonus. 80 0 0 all 85
Independent ........ AL 40 0 0 —
London..,• •• •••••• •• 5O 0 0 fl .-
Do., Parl. Preference 01. per cent. 25 0 0 99 ~
PtKenix .......,...... 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0_ 0
Ratcliff ..... ....... 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General ...... 21.105. 50 0 0 all 19%
Westminster Chartered 4/ per cent. 50 0 0 19 44
Ditto, New ........ 50 0 0 10 o 0 10

WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
—I
£ s. d. X s. d.
East L0nd0n..... 161. per cnt. Stock. 100
Grand Junction .....• 4/. per cnt. 50 0 0 all
Kent—. ..
Lambeth .......... ~, 100 0 0
Newßiver Company I 21.105.
Southwark &Vauxhall Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 89%
West Middlesex
BRIDGES. ,
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. X s. d.
thingerford — 12
Southwark ... ..
ltitto.lew of 7 p.c ll. per cent. 50 0 0
Waterloo... . „,
Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 14s. Bd. GO 0 0
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. it. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 -- 2 i
Vauxhall

DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
------ ---- —._
Z s. d. £ s. d. •
Commercial .......... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stack.
East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. 117%
East Country.. 2os. per sh. 0.11. -
London .....
Ditto Bonds.. ..
St. Katharine
oonthampton
Victoria .. • 5/. per cent. 20 0 01 10 0 0

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. snare.
£ a. d. £ a. J.
Australasia........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 92
British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 G 6
Commercial of London. 10/.per cent. )100 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial 51. per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0
lonian.... ....... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0
Lond.Char. Bk. of Aug. 20 I 0 all 0 17
London and County • • 101. per cent. 50 0 20 0 0
LOndn and WestminAr 141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 47
London Joint. Stock .• . 12/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 31%
Provincial of Ireland.: Si. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 52
Ditto, N ew. ••..• . • • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all
Nutionfa of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of mug. 8?. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Ditto, New •. • • 8!. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Oriental Bank Corpora. 187. p. et.Eas. 25 0 0 all 38%
South Australia • • .... 1141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 3914
Union of Australia.. • . 30 t. per cent. 25 0 0 70yi
Ditto '3Ol. per cent. 210 0
Union of London.. '2O!. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 5914
Union of Itadrid 40 0 0 all

00U.NTRIRIL . Day whon matte ol From wr,s, tr o
ItrGewral Poet- Port due n
Office, London.* Dispute/W. Emden&
_____........
A.merfcgbyftrit.pack)N Ivory Friday •• • • Liverpool ... 'Jan. 31
A.rnerloo. (by United See,
packet) ..........N •• • • • • •• • • Liverpool . Feb. 11
imerlca (by U. States
packet) .........N ..., .. • - Southarapt.: Feb. 9
instralla (via South-,
ampton) .. ....Ili '•••••• .- • • • • Southampton
Ditto (via Marseilles) Si • • • ••• • • • • • • Dover .. ..
Ditto(vla Cape of Goal
Hope) ........ ....N
Africa (West Coast) ..N 93d of the month- Plymouth .. iFeb. 6
.4..exandria..........N 8,9, 24,& 30 of m Dover .... _
Xlexandria ...... .. „id 4th & 20th of mon. South amptont
Bahamas ...........m 17th of tho metal. Southampton
Belgium ............N DallY • • • • • • • •,• • • • Dover ...... Daily
Brazil ............ ~ m 19th of the mouth.. Soalhamntol. Feb 17.
Buenos Ayres ........ 5,4 9tli or the month.. Sonthanmton Feb to
Cape or Good Hope ..N ValiOna port 'Uncertain
Cape of Good Hope .. N !
Cap-0 do Verde ......N 9tb of the runt', gouthamptoL Feb. 16
Ceylon (see India) '
Ceylon ........ ......N
Channel Isles.., „... ~.,,),; Sfou.,Wed.,&Fri?. Southampton Tu.Th.nat
C1ini................ y, ..id &ITV-, of moon. Southampto•.,
Chins .... . i Once a month.... 'Feb 4
Constantinople ......3 ,8,13,16.28,t28 01 %. Dover ......
Constanthtople 4rtbwite2doaittlyof.m..o.rt: Suoouvtheram..p.t.o.n.
Twi,„ediai
NN Twice daily . ..... Dovor ...... TivlecdanY
CrrEoganyntve.t2o(firf.:aulronpa.te.a)lsfia
1,3:
Gibraltar ..........lil 4,7, 17. 20, 27 , rill itbuthampton
Greece (sec India)
Groytown ..........rd 2nd & I7th of mon. Flouthanipten
Ifemburgh ......., „Nquesday & Frilay London ... ..
Savannah ..........1i Ind of the month Southamptor, Tel). I.
Holland ............lii flatly..
194thth8,3,2250thth0
ro Dover ....... jilai' V
Honduras .........ln 17ta eitho month: Southamptonll6•hofmn"
lonian Wes sec India)l7, 17, & 27 of mon D0ver...... ,
I nd
Indiai s ((vv.!
taaS omnAt hr
saentbpet;))
NMI
Ireland ........Ni. & F Twice daily ..
Lisbon_ ......,,,, ~. .. y /, 9, 17, & 27 of m Eioulhamptoa,Feb. lb
mf of.
207? tnh•
Kadeira ............ y 9th of the month Southampto,i
sioefra
.........:
.. N 23d of month
D0113;1eir0u.t.12....: 4 & 20 m 0
Malta (see India)
&faits ............ ,- N 8,18, & 28 of mon. Dover .. 4 & 20 111
gaurltius (lee India)
Dover ......
VariousElt hampPo: Feb.
Crn in
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2;3lol74tytahip6:oltfitt2tahhhsteteehmf:mlynilooptnnoht; h :
sonthamptot,
Papal States ........r, ,thlStlahthormon Dover ......
Peninsula
........,..m 7thl7th27thormon outhanipton
Peru ..
..
..
..
....
.. si hi & 27th of mon onthampton
Port" Natal
...,
......iq i3y private shin Various port. 17teartain
Sicily
~.. ..
..
•,N sth Is th2stholin mi Dover .... .
Tuscany ............r sthlso26thofinon Dover .... ..
Venezuela
..........34 Id & 17th ofmonth Southampton 1 & l 8 met
Van Diemen's Land (se
• Australia) •• •• Of, •• •
West Indite
.... ,
..3, 2d& 17th a: mon il• SoutbrriptaLll & 16 mon

IbTSURANCE COMPANIES.
_
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ a. d. X a. d.
Albion .... • • .... •• .. 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 83
Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 -
Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 40%
Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 9 0 -
Atlas .
Argus Life ...... ....• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 • -
British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 6%
ClericLaled.St Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2134
County ......, ........ 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120
Crown .... •••••• •• -17 s. Cd 50 0 0 5 0 0 1834
Eagle .. -
Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5%
European Life ... IL 20 0 0 au 18%
General .............. 61. 5 0 0 .. 534
Globe ••• • • • .... 51. per cent. Stock. .• 103
Guardian ............ 51. per cent. 100 0 0 47 5 0 50%
Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 340
Imperial Life .. .. 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 183{
Indemnity Marine.... IL 3s. & 31. 100 0 0 20 0 0 77
Law Fire .......... • • 29. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 -
Law Liie............. - 100 0 . 10 0 0 603
Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 ' 2 0 g 5%
London ........
London Ship.- .. 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 -
Marine............... 18s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 40
Med. firilid& Gen. Life 4% 1. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 334
Minerva •........... sp. et. & be. 20 0 0 2 I 0 6
Monarch ............ - S 0 0 1 0 0 -
National Loan Fund.. 51. per eent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
Palladium Life...
Pelican .... • • • • •• .. •• - - - 45%
Phoenix - - - 178
Professional Life-- -5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 •
Provident Life
Rock Life -..- -,, 75. 5 3 0 010 0 I 8%
Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock, all 228
Sun Fire ...... 6V 10s. -
It
Ditto Life ..... IL 14s.
United Kingdom .... IL p. et. & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 I -
Universal Life • ..... 51. per cent. 1
-100 0 0 10 0 0 -
Victoria Life_ .. .. . . 51. per Cent. 1
412 6 5%
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dividend Amount
Name of CompaLy, per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X 9. d. X s. d.
Assam Tea .........,
51. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
Auction Mart........ 214 per cent. 50 0 0 -
Australian li.,triculturl 11. le. 100 0.0 17 10 0 2534-
Australian Trust •• .. 81. per cent. - 25 0 0 -
Austra,ian Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 all -
Anglo-Mexican Mint. 11. 105. 10 0 0 all . -
British American Land Iss. - aa 0 0 -
Canada
- ••• • • - •• 6l. per ctint. 100 0 0 32 10 0 131
1 Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - -
Ditte. 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - - 109
City Ntwigation Bonds - - - -
Electric Telegraph - 6 per cent. 25 0024 0 0 -IMtO ~.... .. .. - - -
Equitable Reversionry TI pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 106
Ditto New ........ - 50 0 0 17 10 0 - •
Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & b 5, 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
Gen .8 team Navigation 10 p. ct. 15 00i14 0 0 -
Hudson's 8ay........ - Stock. I - -
Hungerford .......... 2/. 55. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 -
London Institution ... - - •••• -
London Iteversionicy 5/ per cent. 15 0 0 all -
Russell institution.... - - 12 10 0
Price's Patent Cand. Co 10/. per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 26%
Reversionary Int: Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 -
Royal M ail Meani.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 78 .
South A ustralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all -
Trust and Loan Ccmp. 1
Upper Canada ...• 1 - ,20 0 0 . 5 0 0 -

LEEDS, Feb. s.—The tone of the markets this morn-
ing did not manifest much improvement, and though
there was a pretty fair business done it was not so brisk
as could be desired. In the White Cloth-hall, however,
there was a better business done. The feeling of uncer-
tainty as to our future relations with the United States,
though there does not at present appear to be any fear
that the existinc, difficulties will heal to war, operates
injuriously, and more or less limits purchases for the
export trade. The price of wool, too, proalises to ad-
vance, and checks production a little ; but, notwith-
standing this, with a peace, and an amicable arrange-
ment of the American dispute, there is no doubt trade
would become brisk, and employment still more plenti-
ful. The transactions are generally of a healthy charac
ter, and the prospects contingent upon peace are very
promising. At the Huddersfield market this morning
the attendance of buyers was only small, but the tone of
the market was somewhat improved by purchases for
export ; low goods of good patterns and doeskins are
asked for, and far fancy trouserings there are also some
inquiries. The wool market presents little or no varia-
tion worthy of notice.

We understand that the Wesleyan congregations
throughout the kingdom are about to petition the Home
of Commons, in common with other religious communi-
tie', against the measure contemplated in Parliament for
opening the Crystal Palace, the National Gallery, and
other public amusement in the metropolis
o the P
kcorEclß o
Lord's-Day ; and to memorialiEe her Majef•ty to
suspend the performances on the Sabbath of the milit4ry
bands which have been recently introduced into the
parks. —Sy, eisbury hum/.

LONION: Printed and Publiehea by MIIRDO YOUNG.,
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112,
Strand, in the Preetact of Lha Savoy, in the county Of
Middlesex, Weclnes Isy, Fohruary 6, 1856.