The Sun.
London, England, 1867-04-01 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

(This Day.)
Market opens with a steadirr feeling. Sales pro-
bablylo,ooo bales.

SHIPPING INTELLIGZ.NCE.

(By Telegraph.)

GALTESEND, Monday Morning.

Arrived, March 31.—Velocity, steamer, from Calais;
Panther, steamer, from Boulogne; Providence, from Grave-
lines ; Johanna, from Pillau ; Mary, from Jersey; Artistic,
from New York; Bien, from Frederickstad ; Constance,
from Barbadoes ; Carrie M. L., from Rio; Cavalier, from
San Francisco; Elisa, from Alexandria; Baron Holberg,
from Christiania; Karen, from Afanititla.n ; Carlo, steamer,
from Ilavannah.

Arrived, (April I.—Dolphin, steamer, from Antwerp ;
William Penn, from New York; Lord Johu Russell,
steamer, from Dunkirk.

DzAL, Monday Morning.
Passod, March 81—Avery, from London, for Nelson ;
H.M.S. Royalist, from the Wost Indies, for Woolwich.
Sailed—King of Algeria, for Leith.

The screw steam sloop Zebra, 7, having had de-
fects made good, was appointed to leave Plymouth
Sound on Saturday evening for the Cape of Good
Hope, &c.
The Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief will
hold a levee at 1 o'clock on Friday, April 5.
THE PRESENT HOUSE OF COMMONS.—We learn
from Dobrett's recently published "House of Commons,'
edited by Robert H. Mair, Esq., that 169 members were
educated at Eton, 81 at Harrow, 32 at Rugby, 29 at West-
minster, 18 at Winchester, 11 at the Charterhouse, 2 at
Merchant Taylors', 1 at St. Paul's, 19 at Military or Naval
Schools, 7 at King's College, London, 4 at University
College, London, and 42 by private tutors; the remainder
being alumni of grammar or private schools. One hun-
dred and sixty-nine graduated at the University of Oxford,
124 at Cambridge, 28 at Dublin, 15 at Edinburgh, 4 at
Glasgow, 1 at St. Andrew's, and 7 at the London Uni-
versity. The legal profession is represented by 128 members,
95 of whom have been called to the English bar, 18 to the bar
in Ireland, and 6 to the Scottish bar ; while 9 are, or have
been, in practice as attorneys. Five are Sergeants-at Law,
and 30 aro Queen's Counsel. Forty-seven were Students
at the Inner Temple, 36 at Lincoln's Inn. Commissions
in the Army are, or have been, held by 112 members, in
the Navy by 13, in the Yeomanry by 65, in the Volunteers
by 68, and in the Militia by 63. Fifty members are
Privy Councillors, 3 are Irish Peers, 70 are Baronet; 10
are Knights, 16 aro Lords Lieutenants of counties, 38
are heirs apparent to Peers, and 9 to Baronets; 65 are
younger sons of Peers, and 15 of Baronets ; 11 are
heirs presumptive to Peerages, and 2 to Baronetcies
97 have held, or aro holding, official Government
appointments, 8 are sons of members, 81 are authors or
editors, 128 are directors of public companies, 109 are
bankers, znanufacturors, merchant; or in business, 3 are,
ur have been, medical practitioners, 93 have served the
office of high sheriff, 487 are justices of the peace, 363 are
deputy lieutenants, 117 have changed their
constituencies,
and 40 have changed, or added to, their patronymic. The
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The vote of the Ohio House against equal suf-
frage in that state was 30 to 38, —not quite as strong as at
first reported, but altogether too much so, since more than
two-thirds of the members are Republicans. The Repub-
lican press of the state manfully condemn the action
their representatives. The Cleveland Leader says they
were " actuated by a pitiful timidity lost some Republican s
nominee for township clerk might be defeated." They are
kept in countenance by the Republican Congressmen,
who did not dare propose equal suffrage in the whole
Union lest they might logo their claims el re-eloctien.