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LONDON, FRIDAY EVE

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able Harlequin—Veiy " ;proceedings—The Seductive
.Sedan-cliair—Strange Bir±s is a Cage.
WATCH MAKERS' ESTABLISHMENT, C ITRONO3I ET I -
CAE-VItLE--MILLINERS' ESTABLISHMENT, BON-
, NETVILLE BELLHANOERS' ESTABLISHMENT,
BELLEVILLE.

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Home from Scotland—Cab Fares and Mayne !Force —The
Movements of the'Age—What's o'clock—" The Clock s€rikcs
two"--7:ilorr. to ,Ttin„,,r, a Belle,Umbrella Courtship—Who's
yoitr • Hatter?—Earl, Closing, Association—`f Love Laughs
at Locksmiths"—La yarsoviana—The Strike of Belles against
Time. " , ,

Grand Eve:44:Ln Feats, by. Signor. Flexmorini.
lIIGA-SnEET; SPIRIT-SQUARE.
" Apartments En tet,
A Cold Toll for Prealifastl-Tbe 'Orpiaised Nuisance Ta-
.ble.tux—Puncle's Pocket Book—Pat;nt _Perambulators Ast-
lers Equestrian Feats—Polioeinch and Cooks—Monsieur
Ti,rce—All-round Collars and Punch's Coats—The qUiekest
way to tie Coal.ceLlar—.SpiritßaPiling Ektraordinary.
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LIVERPOOL, TFIVESDAY,
The United States Mail steetneeihip Atlantic,
West, Commander, has arrived, with advises from
3.1-ew_Yerk to the 18th inst. She -brings no specie:.
The Royal Mail. steam-ship America had arrived'
at Boston.
lihtlie-House of Representatives the Speaker-
ehip .coU&Se coetinned. The 116th ballot the votes
were-as—follow .-4,111.-s, 04; Richardson, G 8;
Fuller, 32 ; Pennington; 6pessrs. err, Williams,
and •Porter, each one... ,tes necessary to a
choce, 162.
. On the 18th, a resolution, appointing Mr. liianks
as SP 1a141., and 31r. Cullum as Clerk, and reap-
pointing the remaining old officers of the house,
had been laid on the table. A. sharp discussion was
going on among the members when the despatch
left:
In the Senate the President had been requested to •
eommunicate all instructions on Central American
affairs not previously furnished. Memorials from
Commodore Stewart and several officers
of the navy had been received and referred.
New Orleans accounts report the rapid progress
of filibustering in that city. The business of enlist-
ing and shipping men to Nicaragua was carried on
openly. A large party was ready to leave for San
Juan on the 10th inst. It is also stated that the
leaders of the movement had had an interview wits
the United Slates' District Attorney, and that he
had given assurances that lie would take no steps
to prevent the departure of the steamers and men.
In the United States Circuit Court a motion to
compel the District Attorney to produce the indict-
ment against Colonel French, the Minister from
Nicaragua, and to commence at once with his trial,
was rejected by the Court.
The ship St. Danis, from New York to Havre,
foundered at sea on the 6th inst., during a hurri-
cane. All the passengers, of whom there were 13
on board, were drowned, and out of her crew of 27
persons only 11 were saved. The survivors were
picked up by the Naples, from Leghorn, and
brought to New York.
The British ship Thomas Ritchie was abandoned
on the 7th inst. Crew saved.
We' liaire received.Havannali dates to the 13thinst. There was nothing of particular intereet.
The correspondent of the Be' aid, writing from
Washington on the 14th January, nays
"We are informed that a protest has been sent by the
British Government against the recognition of the New
Nicaraguan Government by the United States. This
morning the subject of Mr. Buchanan's withdrawal
from the Enr_dish Court was again under con-
sideration. Where is that promptness so oftett
spoken of by General Pierce in his message ? A.
show of it now would tell with effect. The probable
withdrawal of Mr. Buchanan from the Court of Eng-
land has produced in this city unusual excitement.
The President has had calls from almost every quarter
in relation to the subject. I have just learned that he
will submit the matter for advice to the Senate in Secret
Session."

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the Tuts; relating to the, 13:trial of the Dead in Ireland. Mon-
da.vi, 4th February. • - •
-Mr. Horsman—Yonthful Offendera (Ireland), Bill for the
I/ setter care and refcrmation of Youthful Offenders in Ireland.
Monday, 4th February.
The Marquis of Blitudford—Episcopal and Capitular Pro-
p perty—Bill to 'Make better provision for the management of
Episcopal and Capituler Property. Monday,'.4th February.
The Marquis 'of Illandfoed—Formation, &c. aParishes—
8i11.,t0, facilitate the Formation and Eedowilent of separate
and distinel 'Parishes. Monday, 4th February. :. -.- •- ..
*Mr; William Williams-- Public Income and. Expenditure
—Acrmunt of -the groSs Public Income and Expenditure I
of t'Ae United Kingdom iu each quarter of the,year 1855;
stexing the cost of collection in each of the revenue depart-
IT,ents, including the Woods, Forests, and Ltsntl Reyenues of
I the Crown (made out iu the same form as the account of the
net amount in the quarterly returns presented ,to this house.)
Tuesday, sth February.
Sir G. Grey—County and Borough Police—Bill to render
morewefficient the police in counties and boroughs in England
an 'Pales. , Tuesday, 6th.Februar7.-,
3fr. Brotherton-Business of the House-That,' on those
lays on which the house shall sit in the' evening, the detate
on any business under discussion at twelve o'clock (mid-
night)shall stand neljournelto thenext day on which 'the
house shall sit; after -which no opposed business shall be
proceeded with: And, that, whenever the lionise Shall be in
committee ou airy evening at midnight,-,the ehaiiman do re-
port progress, and Mr. Speaker do resume the chair, Tues-
day, sth February.
Capt. Scobell—.To ask the First Lord of the Treasury, whe-
ther au " Order of Merit," for all the grades of the Arasy
and Navy, is yet arranged, and when it is likely to come
into operation. Thursday, 7th February,
Mr. Collier—Ecclesiastical Courts, Thursday, 7th Feb.
Captain Scobell—Naval Administration—Select Committee
to inquire into the. Naval Administration, and the lists of
officers, patronage, promotions and retirements, and the effi-
ciency of the Service in all the grades belonging to it. Thurs-
day, 7th February.
Sir Charles Napier—Baltic—Papers relating to the opera-
tions is the Baltic, between the 25th day of February, 1854,
-and the end of December, 1855. Thursday, 7th February.
Mr. Headlatn—MeiW Profession ---Jillto amend the Laws.'
-relating to the Medical Profession. Thursday, 7th, February.. ,
Mi. Atherton—Charitable Uses—Bill to amend', the Law
relating to the Conveyance of Lands for Charitable Uses.
Thursday, 7th February.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer—Civil Service Superan-
nuation—Bill to amend the Act relating' to the Superannua-
tion of the Civil Service. Monday, lltb February.
Major Reed—Army Select Committee to inquire into the
present system of conducting the slain of the Army. Tues-
day, 12th February.
Mr. Y. Scully—Working Classes (Sunday -Recreation)—
That this house is opposed to any undue restraints upon the
working classes, and considers that they should have all due
facilities for innocent and instructive recreation after Divine
worship on Sundays, by the opening, under proper restric-
tions, of useful institutions, such as the British Museum and
the Crystal Palace at Sydenham. Tuesday, 12th February.
Mr. Napier—Public Justice—That, in the opinion of thie
house, as a measure ofadministrativo reform, provision should
be made for an efficient and responsible department of public
justice, with a view to secure the skilful preparation and pro-
per structure of Parliamentary bins, and promote the pro-
gressive amendment of the laws of the United Kingdom.
Tuesday, 12th February.
Mr. Ewart—Municipal Reform (Seotlan,l)—Bill to extend
the provisions of the SCottish Municipal Reform Act to cer-
tain Royal Burghs in Scotland now excluded from the bene-
fits of that act Tuesday, 12th February.
Sir Fitzroy Kelly—Offences against the Person Bill to
consolidate the Statute Law relating ro Offences against the
Person. Thursday, 14th February.
Sir Fizroy Kelly— Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes
—Bill to consolidate the Statue Law relating to Bills of Ex-
change and Promissory Notes. Thursday, 14th February.
Mr. H. Baillie—Foreign Enlistment- That, in the opinion
of this house, the course taken by the Ministers of the
Crown, iu the employment of agents to enlist the citizens of
foreign powers into the service of her Majesty, in defiance of
the laws of those countries, and in despite of public remon- ,
strances, is inconsistent with the good faith and friendly
conduct which ought to characterise all our relations with •
Allied States, and has tended to lower the dignity, to en-
danger the peace, and to compromise the honour of the na-
tion. Thursday, 14th Febru try.

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On the 18th he says—
" The President has determined his reasons of the
withdrawal of our Minister, Mr. Buchanan, from the
C ,urt of St. James's ; unfortunately that body has ad-
j mrned over until Monday."
Again—

" There is nothing at all new with regard to our rela-
tions with Great Britain. Lord Clarendon's latest
despatch was dated in November. It required an elabo-
rate answer, and Mr. Marcy has recently prepared onetif
great length. From the nature of the circumstances no
further step can be taken by us until we hear from Great
Britain again. It is for her to make the next move.
England at first admitted her error in the matter of the
recruitment and promised both reform and reparation
the reparation ehe never made."
The commercial accounts state that a more
cheerful tone pervaded the money-market.
In exchange bills on London were quoted at
1074 to losg ; and on Paris 5.321 to 5.20.
In the prodace market there was little change.
Freights were rather better.
Cotton was a shade firmer.

. _
Mr. Cowper—Vaccination—Early day.
Sir De Lacy Evans—Army Promotion—Abolition of the
system of Promotion in the Army by Purchase. Early day.
Mr. John George Phillimore —Public Prosecutors. Early
day.

Sir Win. Clay—Church-Rates Abolition—Bill for the Abo-
lition of Church Rates. Early day.
Sir Joshua Walmsley—That, in the opinion of this house,
it would promote the moral and intellectual improvement of
the working classes of this Metropolis if the Collections of
National History and of Art in tho British Museum and the
National Gallery were open to the public inspection after
after u+orning service on Sundays. Early day.
Sir George Grey—London Corporation—Bill for the better
regulation of tho Corporation of the city of London. Early
day.

Mr. John Benjamin Smith—Decimal Coinage- That an
humble Address be presented to her Majesty, praying that
she will be graciously pleased to invite a Congress of Repre-
sentatives of all nations at some convenient place, wits the
view of considering the practicability of adopting a common
decimal standard of measures, weights, and coins, Early day.
Mr. Stafford—Army Medical Departments—Select Commit-
tee to inquire into the state of the Army Medical Depart-
ments. Early day.
Lord John Russell—National Education—Resolutions on
National Education in England and Wales. Early in March.