The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-22 00:00:00

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Noah= 1••••• awl 0••••••.••• AN wit dem of am; ea Somalis Yr lrettlot i A =ll 4. k. di rMt .... . e."lda is t . L a.... nerft. Ito lhoura implelbwly. MY Ob elm of Nowtems.lBll. • FDINBUROH and NORTHERN RAILWAY.— MCLAIN of SHARES to tbe STIRLING god DEN. MUNE mei ABERDEEN RAILWA T LIOASAIIES. red MERINO POWERS I. RELATION NOTICE II 111111EBY GIVEN IBM APPLICATION b Pr Mid / p ip be Se to PARLIAMENT. la No owero. wr is alp Se hberber poosseo. at song or am lo W wIE set 3 g".1.11.gp t er co=iir li qb eib, or N. of 11 1 :18 bob nob .• ig it lion wJ~rNoI 101, Sera la lie mail Meg In SIINS= ClOre3; lei able al or Earn% mob rianMa l a a m ia lm ffat i lei Sorel* BrOwer . or era ... 11 0 .: Sz.MY dam Bs Or disk or On A ,petio .d, Ns 11.5 w2T=4. . : prr~...Glee re liolhos Opeemer.oriera ma io oes= m. owl eemom poem lamest or the =Mee Webs sloe IBMS le oislelesiel la Weeedad 2 1 :plat ai iiPamp a = Illt A ye k ir MB 124 "." . a rarrlLY Idoe X imi r t Mid Vim au ..---••••• 4= Bolkor Compeep. 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Fai gl%tiL INS; Ito Mame losedi eel end Mims mit= n; ' BO Milu a Arg=r amirai _ Nisbet as IRMllera ggada rk am " iroopoevorpol of Os butte 46 ~ eiAtarS aut: nal yon4 laW : lie illi A t S ral Iri u Mg l egrg e row, Z is t i ht . or =X lekr e= agr isoW or ;w laiff Se pooloalaso of pip . ople follreeol V' r z. 4 .,....p0w1d a the % mob .10 rilejle v ad TN a ; a pp. IN L SIT I 1E.16 . 1 51:1 1 o r t . i , b i v 'e I 6 bre 71 a l : le l r . .12126Mgretia1== fr..«./4 " 1 ""= Abw=4.7lA:_i t t kir- t h , No 04 bin* Osarier. AL. the wi....... Annan - ona rear Ace. ISM ....._ sel mar alk ze iik NM LI"— • _ Ack INC WI pews M ...r ei .....am. room to ste sr, lligurtio: WM 1111184 = ""8" " Ab i r met aelll cr . ea M k.' all amilhitr' ili W rili. V --d -lig;SB64l.ll**Ma*llb *. 6lr earilosi V ek I Nue or kr goomet . 1111 11 6111 141/NN mfr.. ........ WWII las ABOARD LAMP OIL, 44. ea. took 1:2 Tomb h h 0 * le Caw us ; Gml.lll wa ft . 6. 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Arend al dos la% Catiatal". e a t AMPIOW. 13. Lea EoRKINHEAD, LANCASHIRE, sad siastas JUNCTION RAILWAY (POWER to SILL ee le ihe LONDON and NORTH-W MORN, the RAIL- eel MOLY 'ISAR. or the MIK* EMMY weil CHIPTER Y COMPANIKS, co to A e c ty i eNATE THRIVIIITN. owl lar NOTICEANAthe TWO LATVIA ANIIIS ho Tsui A PPL ICA TI ON N IS lIIREST OM. . thet APPLICATION le le be ut t IgARLIAIINNT. lathers& eueeles. la es mite aid Were, the hemmed roelleee et al arfte te the Illreettri, lasaritzaa4 Mit 111M&Aa l : camel ' s. % S. %t uft , Ya s i m e w r i. arti. i at i riaVlilvels. II oft* ir.z ........ Sas le the Lefties ewlllettle hie ,looleripknawA s ilth Al* ( s r . *b... sego an* k il a a, ' 111. . . ; iart.Mraarit is a --.. a . Litsa askissa_ =21. 4 1. T- 1.6 .17" 4:d6 Z% a. ........4 rez ..,...._ ir . trretrib. • SO X AS illib 111k/kk i ter ... ;;; Wririle ze t mm. ar , end ellsels o k ie I "VA I Ile tww. w its oat endre i ge r LlZ rza ... 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Nivt. s 3 ratiebwi r.,. lt. & nit r Rol. lig 'r °l.l = l . .. vAnh i lizz eilla" . l Mirr ON. remp i g=r tartiro re of the o g re lime si Mer WI di e n onewhe el au slmse 1 tis hil" allVlso=*/ Ells, 011 e, INA mire the woo hew boa sol***.*Edallsol kr trAllafts Ur a** rei Wrolourio dal Mai Oa Fag WWI. k= r OM*I *No pme The wet ammlnies d Ossel to I na mid ageols. *gam No Bred el M EMO NOM War w. a E, SSIUL WILLIAM LAMONI) and Co„ Mock sad gen MOM *elms. and marry dr* arOrred, we lat Is Wins *dr Modi odd as pall* ad ther *lig MILL ill=lur II RAILWAY SlLLSltratures. Edda mad an e*rr dens m00.7 1 1.V dr Mg le imarease est *dr pall= aro *ls eva* Wedarmil* Id I ea*. II las Naa sr Ommakftmdareard i t sk rilwr *Ow dr* Ll= rogrolsi le la . HE VERY BEAT BLACK TEA, wrirribrau alma." is boa Sal lIMILMAiI Cs. base ii, b teleA iwtsw ease hir j plea ef= i4tre mmia ......... jivr A r ei .t . t a li therElipli 11=411 0 :10 st VI ark sossebst i Ise s tsa liLiraP6-11. .4 =s in is ft as sem isms irsalsr. ss sosilsa 4L lat —4zrzr—vilm amir---sre IftVer—= ere M i l AIM SO ITO .LO S. rs ,., re TRAYEL—EXTBAORDINARY SHOW.- orlaisat dTEA TRAYS and WAITCU.or v Is non on BALM at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S. % of Revuomeloosit, sod No. I. Noviassotiest. TIMM or mg et WM • .. Mb. to It riallll MIN OM frill Illotz m e. to 4 11= Convex Mem put ask boa To. IL An alma lung ionle sod nes nago. ray 41 Om osamind la le blonsot M T ark a r about a =g i rl h e ?MONS mat.. h. bot i o Mad dd or Is tr e flilllang & 11111141111% araral and RIMS = l M2lll: ll. ,lnsemeeesvy It Monals Oa lama la Ins woof& re amtaeo aro to eallaNd Moen tl.—Riinal la Rollo A FEW CHANDELIERS at HALF-PRICE, 6. GAIL OIL. CANDLIa, or CAMPIIINa. soot maim BIIIISONS eats Nom sad aortae). le. of Natrona Area. sal Se. I. NWllen4lriet. C=lllll 46‘ 4ll.nba. meet Age. Won awing Ir eraNidi D AtdAts seed comotalfaa.— A.D. USA RESICHTS Re WEDDINGS, BIRTH-DAYS, lad A IMILIX SUNNYILYS ART. Pt I NUFACTU m g I=ost =Moat Mesh Malta gr i p. sumbed by the sed sold Of sa nopectable dolin folios osadat NEW ETA illAr.L . rs .1,....ite..=-..3. Mb_ (BALLO WWOOIII sad osned • wood. All b. the pea ; nosy md ellm. at mem Om lIIIIAIIaRNIFI. Owed wart boadle.l4s. ; arm) dolt lanai, SU. DRVA I nrATTII I I. la mad wood, 21e. to Ob.: Posesitill. 1k to 411. • ISKAllt aL witterosairoad Pardo. Ha; boat boodle. IN lIESZJiIaII with arvaltreed border Oa sod epwarda DISIIi to amed-weed. Mb i t door staa, SW Klill Id ivilli wed-weed sad Mad blade. fas• : we/Nada sad dim Node. Oa CARVING KNIPE sad 7014. wood at bow. maid NW Noes hiledad N. Nom& PIM SATING-RIM rA various eo. MOH CARVING-KNIFI sad YORK, Is elnat and Stead mild. ,113 Ilia asol 1111111 JUG. Ile, Meer (H. J. Tolmoad), Ls.; Ina ad. &tarn Ilmna 31b. WATER JI:0,1a amellod Ness, ..4 Us.. sad upwerds. (R. Rod pae. LILA. GORLTY_, to 111. HAT'S CARAIITI sad TURBLI ,te oesaidad_ Ma, IN Ili A MUSTARD POT. " Tbe Mao Tame," is roma. ft; sad la • S asIaL A v LTCILLAR a ,to oartbsoime. • delpbta with • Mil. N ed. Ne. CANKLLIA TEAPOT. In Mama mai. wasamted by Palma figura No. ; a War, II Mass; or plated least, 408 (R. Md. A l ratata la wood. at mica pram A TRA.CADDY SPOON, In Mad metal. L. Id.; le other, Mr CRIAN JUO, le opal Ma, Ned I L ; 12 palm. HINZ Y. la popes toadb. IR. Ire, A.1.A.), I& mid D in symbolled alms IR. Udall's, LILA.). AIL aspic NB GLASS, la alMallei 'Mara Oa CHAIIPAGNI GLASS. "Bubbles Newollas. - eseareed la Mears sad mimed. 111. J. Towassad.i Tarim pram DISORRT KNIVES 1M YOWL/, With allownel Nadia.= Ng arroats. Nerdy. Mora, rapbentea Mainsetim sod Mal Nodes. IN abolt VINTAGN DECANTRR RTOPPRIS, la alarm' hi Mons glit, to ark= pram !J. C. Rootlet.) CANDLINTICKB.—TIa oskam to atm &Mad by Li. Tema Millettllol.qie Raighth Tomb: in Palos._ VIM N. ad. YLRI Vaal (R. Palma. A.R.A.). In PION. Ns. ; Mewed Mos' Ob. lIRIIDINI INKS7'AND. is ponosits (J. Balk .1. I3a. sad spwards. 111111)11 IN ILSTARD. la saver sail la Metro OK, at various Mem Is bream 14 do. sad wands. alli amble tam. RIMIND CHILDRIN. pepor Mobilo sista. N. la Pita; IN. is oral. max Kallll, is isliab. with Olt Nods, hi memo ass, Ha rd Aff aL ITICTUILLL swank to Tons Cato ‘l, Bah ES mill SHATING•POT. la esallaswars, " Homo banal sad boaram" ds sod timer& Di md bera, do. CUBISM bead, la MN • PAPSR to essm Ca. BRACKETS, ts tarred week Etas. the Mt sad maw& PAPIIIR-11ACH1 CLOOLCAM. tit atioue pram sea 100110111/11. Ivy ORIBEK SLAVS. a Mamas, by Ham Pam Is PIM% ail lIIIAIESPIARII. a staaolta to tortoo, al N. ; sae la Mom alma (.I. Da/L) TRAMIDT sad CONROY. latastas. In Parlim ado Ed IN (J. Dal UNA AND THE LION, a aidesao (J. I/. N MINI. an DA sada Noma DOROTINIA. a otatalte (J. Boe). ho Poem. El 116. ; sod Is ps F. CtOl i ta Perioa DAL a stalsaMe (J. Bell), comma= to Dorodia ; la ad Ts. PILAT/PS. a datoillo (J. Dell). N Parton, Ha; ce with coloured baso,Wo. Till =LIEF, • olotaitte kJ. Hell), la Parkas, Ns ; co Mb se- Mold other Yle INFANT If SPTUNII (H. J. Toilworn. a Noltoollsr is Pans& Ho. ; Is other sad la *etre, at Mims prim. Just reset CHARITY, a Master, by Blr ft Wakeman. Till NYMPH, a slam tor tbs ardm is Term Celts. Ws else, by Sir R. Westreacata Wool.' UA" BCII Palos sad Md. Ms " DOROTHEA" Parrs sad doll. Tbe CUPID NM BROOCH, A " Tbe Ilill ♦ asairradi igniall i r T IIT t il lg s t P ; i r it a H T Alfita, TOT ; INIOnt JUG, le, • CATALOGUR with twisty-Ma &Mao. Ong it Jane Cuba 4 M, old peradms. es :mat ot three postage Ms Omar, wan Nowstell rape net a peoleaeo arks. MILNER'S PATENT STRONG WROUGHT IRON "11OLD1Affr (imams: , 110011 re CASH rinW sad CLoNETB.-/ItyLammis sod diallitin. kal i aig u illida . diem elms as dem w ri e S si. s;les 11". le R trairaireal ~IN IrlaWv calvt Or lr b : P is a r M l e a F Pig = ; . tr. . t. . rs-str Irsa= b rlttr is strer h as• -We = d b= Se rim la= siesi Is Os mtp la 6 7:5 "6 4s 7 . 11 1,4 • S i 4 11 Est R ia g :a h s Sm. 1•4:1 sass,..skstorlast fro, ....sass, et *gimi, ••••••• ilkiPirenr au tt rumi die . dgerfba.illw ilh' : 'P ig.. laid,: sod P. littaja sa: C. W 111461. Louisa Cs. Igeffinft• üBAU T IFUL TEETH.-ROWLANDW I Air DOl t ralr m aL DUI IS:o4.3ablifterr. gazz bolir =lbs moms al 11.11I MMwm Os Z i r wit =xse ir s swaftimiztawarls. 4:2 * ow ft soots's, Mr b. al• • b OLANDand 0g; • 1111•1•4 damp, Al& ta ll.a= lei Itii •111,412 1 r dig. SZ ANON mei primers. t 643Artg 898.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 1848. [THREEPENCE. THREE HUED , RED AND 6. 020. STRAND.- c er i aMarr=SITAIBLISIUMA I V. IM ali gi . 11212." •= 1 ± 61 2 Li Iredarlal asa 1* p=ed eat*. METCALFE sad Ga.'s NEW PATTERN TOOTH BRUSH sadjaßA MN 114.—Lairel Isoliry.-10r met el Or ulnas ,rrorst sal Irmo anassay. 16"Wii.siIrr llsi et ssitakAsS essissablib. lc si mi latai ll =ss inst. Wilk Issuassis is issolliki /r e siSe_ mfr.. els. d r i sWms*. R. UM; =we% IMO s k is —Ranee et tie eurd Woo bo pea • PAIIIIII Olt °ARM'S. CHRONICLE sad AGRI • GAMIN RT semiLlK LIMISITI Ism los Kra. raw Is& J. ow* ot. Dff XL T. /Wm • 0. la w w remillfoi Wvoy•foo by ill& eb Woe Madonds. cloth of Mayo Mrw loom so = a ir Mr. C. wbserton. It ooloolow. Wool 1 1 •••ro Club inis sort p e et -M = l V a Mom is wolissi=l. 11, Vs.& *Wm Umber. if Jam dad It Tab boas. AW - co non la liSeis Mr. 0. A. A. flowoley Viola r. .1. Moans* bs TO ALL WHO . iIAVI T 4 THE GARDENERS' C CULTURAL nlos HORTICULTURAL YA.I Ot RATURDAT. Rev. I ABM w" V. a M Al lil timber t AWm as Tons bulbs By Mr. T. Aabs Dror msa Paioloes Aogioito .45 Larks Raz 0;no . Ns Calais. le baz ISM Utims. Aria • losCsr Deadaro t min of I=yook n ut. S wi tidiir! mmea. Bioamtios Itcz a •UlSO. By Hr. H. 1 : 10 " 1 . =al ble • Imess Issoibiasstog. and worlds; Ft.V AY. S 800 tos"Go S•4 B o y Moats& roost Om duo e 4 os rood. WWI" lomlltstko im Olits E . ls By Mr. J.Rogero sisso 1:= 1 DI Hs. J. Clay. eve. By Hr. L. Maw. ohm. hostas , Irma. Is Vt . /. IMO Le MI =Wan W bb d. Whoa TI. iimizsifflur MllOllll SIITYI castala• la WIN= Se Ira. sod fidedlid film with 10 •••• matkuls, sad • 40,6 am• all as treassikas of Os al*. 4 Advelt•••••••• Uppol ACIIIIOUITURAL sbove, the C0M1401111614 res twin tbe KAM*, kap, hay, isd Ip vita camdired awed d Ist at aerasirmstatirit.-041ke Ansi. OrvarMerisa. UM W& MICR FOUR OR - Cr AN I' 110011SIILLInt. CONTIINTS of own. tor SATURDAY, Nenntoer 14 THE AT AUM, Journal of Eme ni x i d e Foreign Lingielme. Ildenne. and she Plan data yip calm view arson OP. WITS SIMMS ROL For of Wren Hl Robert Panty Days he the Donn. Anoka' or Paola DI C. 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The friends and partisans of M. de Lemartim bane resolved not to wait for his arrival, as was first is. I tended. A meeting will be held this evening, far the purpose of appointing his committee, which will be constituted es follows : President, M. Dupont (de rEure) ; members, MM. Gamier Pages, Duelers &vier Duran, Barthelemy St. Hilaire, De Probe* and Pagano, all members of the Aasembly. To these, other representatives and journalists will be joined, among whom it is said are IL de lapetus. mere, editor of the Bien Public, and M. Cheri. Loupe, eriumffilor of state, and *pee ails at the Cuusseres. The clubs continue to maks tunowelad Medal to bring the ultra-democratic party to a deckles ea te the candidate they will support. The choice I. new limited to M. Lades Rollin or M. Respell. It is pro posed to decide between themby a preliminary to be held in each arrondissement of Paris end at Lyons, the whole party to adept whichever eat& date shall have a majority. Several of the mare vb. lent partisans of limpid object is this. The club of the Rue Faubser+l: Temple had a moat tumultuous meeting last The pram[ .t, Courtois, announced that he and ether dabble were summoned, for the Me inst., beim*, Genet el I Allgia, under the usiration of Mori' ansrehioal speeches. Their chid slimes is said to be thst one of them declared that if the present state el things coon tinned he would resume his old cabbie. At the meeting last night, a person named Lusbier declared that kings were crowned brigands and assuming cancers, and that it was necessary to sweep away the reactionaries. Another declared that Gen. Camiguin was acting in the government as he would in an African campaign. Many speeches were made against Penes Louie. M. de Lamarthis has delivered, at Macon, an address on the' tion of the constitution, which will be piblished the journals to-morrow. It is limited to those generalities, expressed in highly ornate language, which characterise M. de Lamartine. I have just heard that it is Ibrahim Pasha, and not Mehemet Ali, who is dead. The Courrier de Marseille contains the following: " We learn that a telegraphic despatch was sent off day to the government, announcing that on the day of the departure of the Osiris from Alexandria, Ibra him Pacha was at the point of death. This ship re ceived orders from the French consul-general at Alexandria to go to the squadron of Admiral Retain and request him to said a naval force to Egypt." A different amount was talked of yesterday in the lob bies ot the National Assembly. It was said that news had been received of the death of Mehemet Ali, and that Ibrahim, immediately a ft er the death of his father, had unused the reins of government. The semi-official journal, the Moaner die Heir, of yes terday evening, has nothing mare on the subject than the following short letter from Cairo, dated the 6th : " The health of Ibrahim Pasha again excites serious unessinees." The Pablo says: "Much sensation has been ex cited in the cabinet, by &pretended visit of the English ambassador to Prince Louis and his uncle Jerome. Explanations have been exchanged on this subject between M. Builds and Lord Normandy. The chief of the executive power had expensed a wish, M. Betide, that this visit should be denied i ne English ambassador, thinking he could not yield to the wish of the Frees* cabinet, has written to his go vernment to know if he should make the denial as ambassador or in his private capacity. The answer is expected this evening. In the Assembly to-day the project of the govern ment relating to the hers of Treasury Bonds and depositors in the savings banks, was adopted by a arcuens:jo si rity. Cavaignao to-day delivered a speech in the Assembly on the subject of the various seothatioss, and, as he said, calumnious statements of which he has been the object. He said that he would reserve to another time, and pea over for the present in silence, all the accusations which were circulated under the authority of names foreign to the Assembly ; but he could not pus over those which were 'auc tioned mare or less by some of his colleagues. He would ask MM. Gamier Pages, Duelers, Barthelemy St. Hilaire, P and all others who have autho rised, by word or by writing, third parties to use their names, to amuse him; if not, he would veto their declaration I bet if so, he would ask them to ex plain themselves, and he would wish that these ex planations be given on Thursday, in the presence of M. Marie, Minister of Justice whose presence he considered necesary, and who Justin, not be present to-day. These observations were followed by a great agitation in the Assembly. M. Gamier Pages an swered, that, if General Cava ignac complained of being calumniated, the late executive commission also com plained. He said that he would accept the debate for Thursday. M.Romean objected that such explanations were inconvenient and a dangerous precedent, and moved the order of the day. These observations were received with loud murmurs. M. Joly required that, if the Assembly waited for M. Marie, it should also wait for M. do Lamartine, whose presence on the Obit side of the gentian was even more necessary, ad proposed that. the debate should be adjourned to Monday. General Cavaignac rejoined that he WWI name moms the assistance of Marie than waft, ea demob' that the debate should take prase r marrow. M. Lipka Rollin insisted on the necessity I of the in 7 ing e: M. do Lamartine, whose testimony was to the nom etc development of the truth. Duelers ' in demanding Thurs day. He said that of M. de Lamartine wee not nemosary, but that of M. Marie was indispen sable. It was finally decided that the debate should take place on Saturday. This incident created the greatest, sensation in the chamber. rug, Nov. Ll. Now tam. —; Thine per OWN., 42 2i ; Ms per OWL, 64 90: Ira Lona. 64 90; loom —. nelaiea flue, INN 74; Do. IN; 77*; ThronS —; De. I Hsu,NC Nualos Mato, 7$ ; Room Loia, 444; Tronaary Bad Noma Norm IMO; !manage on Leedom. 90 day., 23 474- dalps. 21 40, ark. Ilass.wan.—Parts and Orkans. 388 37 ; Parks 'and Roam, 830; loom sad Saw% • Avigem and Narvellies, —; Bass• t e la is t il . e i e r i ;g r e u l k . tro sn ' —; Ai a= as Boulogne, Oarswoman from Madrid are of the 15th inst. The Herald, , referring to a statement in some newspaper, of Cabrera having entered into negotiations for giving his support to the queen's came, declares that it thinks it is not true; but that it is probable that Oakes, seeing that the cause of Count Mon tonsils° hes heeeme desperate, may abandon it. It was expected that the domes summoning the Corte on the 16th Deessaber would he published on the 19th, the Twin's birthday. _-- - - - It•Ous, Na,,ll.—Thrie paCials..l% paper ; atter 8aby:1,3 ; 4 ea. Pty. pat 0n.5..94 piper; Oar MI% IPS 7.111 2 i p a i m per . ; to Balmy Ile mi. ams% Si sail. Bea et N. FUN 40 club, 41 pest. Imimp an iml", le 01411 paper. ITALY. The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, of the 18th, states from Milan that the whole municipality have resigned in connquence of the rapacious decree of rely, which imposes an indefinite contribution upon the city of Milan. The whole population have come to a determination not to pay. The Concordia, of the 17th, states from Venice, that a government secretary has been arrested, under suspicion of having given the Austrians at Maitre notice of the projected sally of the Veneti a ns on the 27th ult. The Austrians have abandoned the delta oppoite Venice, formed by the Lagunes, the Taglio, and the Canal of the Brenta, and which contains 45,000 inhabitants. The victims designed for spolia tion by Radetsky, says this journal, are 225, who are to pay above 40 millions. Count Vitaliani is imposed for 800,000 lines, as well as Count Litta. The mu nicipality have pretested. A combination for Lom bardy of the Duke of Lenchtemberg, patronised by Russia, is spoken of. A rumour was current at Turin on 18th that a corporal had been stabbed, at the Porte Neova, who, before breathing his last, revealed • project aping the life of the king. The Ginnions of Turin, of the 17th, states from Naples that the Neapolitan government intends re tains; the ultimatum of the mediating powers respect isg Sicily. Steamers are constantly plying along the Calabrian coast, to land soldiers wherever they may be necessary to quell partial disturbances, which are of almost daily occurrence. One of the steamers re turned lately full of wounded soldiers. It is said that Mongiana has been occupied by the soldiers. Gioberti intends, it is said, to return to Paris for a short time, but without laying down either the presidency of the chamber or his character as deputy. The Alba of Florence, of the 14tb, states that Leg horn is in the greatest prosperity. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—The latest news from Berlin will be found in the following letter from our correspondent, dated the 19th Mat. : The report that the cabinet will attempt to dissolve the Constituent Assembly pies ground ; but there is another fearful report—or rather something more than a report—in ekeektion in well-informed quarters ,• and it is not at all improbable that, if mitten be tarried much further by the send party, the National Assembly will take one more step —a truly eventful one—end issue a palmettoe to the army, declaring that orders emanating from ministers now lying wader the 11111 of high treason are no longer binding. This Meet, in ea.3aaeioa with that respecting the non-pay. meat duties, will at ones bring matters Wan issue. The acconek from Breslau an, that the committee of may and the central oessmitthe of the Burgerwthr Club j i considerable activity, convening public meetings, coefennem with the civil and judicial authorities, sad Ambling the release of the political prisoners. By ceder of the Judges, Dr. Borchardt, a popular leader, has been est free, et the domande the essumuse of safety sad the board of a lderman. The public pessary in Breslau is still under the protection of the civie guard. More than 240 deputies still remain in this capital, ready to hold ea radii sitting when 'awaked by their president. I have to repeat this evening the statement in yesterday's despatch, that division edits in the councils at Potsdam; but how the the weal rmesestreasse of a Brandenburg pineal evilest the determintiss et Ws desperate colleague. ? The only ground for kia_thet there will be a peaceful settle. meet of the evs dlyeis between the throne and the parliament is the resent deolsion of the Frankfort Assembly ; end that &deka all bat leaves matters as they were. Should that mead gar hop prove la unstable one—as in all proba bility It will—then the worst may be expected, sad, more over, very shortly. A few days more, and Important events will occur. The payment of the members of the National Assembly still continues by means of voluntary loath to the president on the part of several rich members. Judging by the host of addresses to the Natioaal Assembly, it would appear that all Silesia, and nearly all the towns in the povthees of Bast Pram* Pomona* the mark of Breaburg, and the Shashi' previous, are in favour of that Amenably. On the ether hand, numerous addresses to the king have been for. warded from the egrleulturel Models of those provinces and from Westpkilia. In the Grand Duohy of Posen, the Ger man khadtents ate la favour of the crown, nu Polish against ft. The Promise/ter Staab Anseivr, of this day, publishes • ministerial declaration to the effect that the enspendoe, by the Naticisal Amenably, of the payment of lazes, is null and void, sad that the payment wilt be enforced through the laili A tar teiraphte ic despatch was received this afternoon in Ber lin, to the effect that the greatest excitement prevailed in the Rhenish provinces, and that nnubere of the inhabitants ofaf,, Aix-la-Chapelle, Dusseldorf, sad Coblenta, had declared their determination to abide by the decision of the National Amenably. AUSTRIA.—The accounts from Vienna are to the 16th instant. The execution of Messenhauser took plus on that day. He was to have been hanged, bett late on the previous night the sentence was changed, and the unfortunate man died a soldier's death. This commutation of the manner of the execution was all that the frequent and urgent intercessions :of Messenhauser's numerous friends and relations could obtain from Prince Windischgrhtz, who would not even grant a respite to wait for the emperor's decision on 'petition to pardon the offender, which, with a deputation from the municipal council, wu forwarded to °inmate. The state of siege continued, but large bodies of troops were daily leaving for the some of war in Hungary. The remainder were about to be quartered in Moe. houses sad fortified barracks, and batteries were een structing an the bastions, in order that the town a t any moment might be subjected to a bombardment. It is stated in the Spenerselts Zeitung of the 19th instant, that the three murderers of Latour were to have been hanged on the 17th. The same journal asserts that the Hungarian army is 220,000 strong, including 100,000 regular troops. Three civilians (awarding to the above journal) were shot at Vienna on the 16th, by order of a court martial CEOLWitt.—Yesterday the followim pe Callel were re ported to the Board of Health Whi 1. 3, 1 fatal ; Lambeth Workhouse, 1 fatal ; Kesiagtea, 1 fatal Ne w-stllll fetal ; Chelsea, 1 ; Ess ex, 1 ; ,' 2 new eases, 4 deaths ; Edinburgh, 11, 2 fatal ; it, 6, 2 fetal ; Glasgow, 4 fatal. Total new eases, 30 ; 16 deatkg—Lest night's Owe& contains a third notifies, ilea from the Board of Health stating that it has appeared to them" desirable that the special orders and regulations (previously publithed) should hereafter take e ff ect, without farther noWtion, in ell pleats forthwith, upon the actual occurrent» of eases of cholera, and by these order. and rep lotions they do so provide. In all cases, however, in which those orders are acted upon. immediate notice of the fact must be seat to the Osnseal Board of Health, and the me dical eaten will be required to notify, from time to time, for the haematite of the board,sayprogresswhidt the epidemic may make in their respective d"—The mtal num ber ct deaths in Leaden diming lost week was 1,184, the average being 1.164. Seeddia eel typhus killed 189 per sons daring deceits 111/11; 111111111 S destroyed only 54. This shows case 110,11 *Si all eel tenemis of the unwholesome parts of oho meirepolis sae uses desareedvo than cholera. LIEUTENANT °facer has not been sppoinsod to the 7th Hussars. The appointment bestowed *a him is that etbenuok-muter at Sligo. Thu HOP DuTT.—An adjourned meeting, in favour of the repeal of ibis duty, was held on Thursday lest, F. B. Elvy, Esq., in the chair, at which there were from thirty to forty planters present. Mr. Elvy proposed memorialising the numry to repeal the war duty, and said that Lord John Russell and Sir C. Wood would listen to what they had to say. Ho (Mr. Elvy) believed that muck expense might also be laved in collecting the duty, as there were offieers running about the country at salaries of 8001. a year, looking after the assistants, wham salaries might well be cut down. One of thaw officers had found fault with an assistant for allowing 21ba. weight in 34 pockets. He opposed taking off the whole duty from the feu of free trade, as the foreigners bad no tithes or poor rates to pay. Mr. G. Osborne (Maiden) said, now that many of the planters were in a ruinous state, and after thirty years of pew, he thought they might fairly apply for the repeal of the war duty, although he thought that the repeal of the whole duty would be injurious to the planter. He therefore moved for the appointment of a eammlttee to memorialise the Treasury. The motion has fag been carried without opposition, all but about a dozen peewees lea the room, and some difficulty arose as to the appointment of a committee. Mr. Punnet* declined to becalm, looking at the present protection duty as he thought they ought to get rid of the whole noise duty. Mr. T. Whits (Kenwards) said that he could sot mike cat where all the breign hops were to come from, awl he did not think five tons of foreign hops had been imported. After some further oonvenation, it was deemed beet to let the matter drop altopthso.— Sava Eastern easel*. Tim CARDIFF HDRDEIL—Iohn CO/ e l, or Comers, who is charged with the murder of Thomas Lewes, at Cardiff, was taken on Sunday night, at a lodging house in the neigh bourhood of Newbridp, and hes been committed for Wig SHIPPING. Mann ARRITID.—DaTIin, 2 ; Dentaghadev, 1 ; French, 2. LONDON, Nov. 22.—Wind this day at noon, &E., mo derate breese, end dull buy weather. Ltviaroot.. Nov. 21.—The Nebo's, of and for Maryrort, from Bt. John's, N. 8., leaky, was spoken 31st 04., in lat. 49 N., 100. 19 W., by the Tnumpb, arrived here. DUBLIN, Nov. 18.—The Jackey, of Leith, sunk at us, and the captain was picked ran the long boat, on the 13th ult., about 260 miles B.W. of Cape Clear ; the remainder of the mew had perished. BaIDLINOTON, Nov 20.—The Nairnshire, from Maim for Newcastle, has put in here leaky, and canvass cut away, having been on her beano-stub off Fiuty. Pnymotrrn, Nov. 21.—1 t Islam a heavy gals here last night, dating which tka Thetis, from Dartmouth to Cardiff, drove with both anchors a head, when her Vremast was ob liged to be eat away ; but she hes since been assisted into Batton Pool. Samna, Nov. 20.—The Commerce, from Amsterdam, has strived hen, with lose of boats, bulwark'', decks swep., Be, having been in a heavy gale, off the Dutch coast. The Jane hes arrived here from London, with bows stove, stanchions broken, end other damage, having been in con tact with a vessel off Flaraborough Head, the Mk inst. Daus., Nov. 21.-B.W.—Arrived ; Alligater, Shanghai America, and Amiga, Algoa Buy ; Julie, Cape of Good Hope; Lilies, Pan; New City, 13erhica ; London, New York; Quebec, St, John's; Northam Castle, and Matti bucto, Quebec; Herefordshire, Friendship, and Huard, Newfoundland; lonia, Black Sea; Hero, end Coils, Patras. COMMERCIAL 4r MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—Beyond some rather active purchases of Console for money, which :gave more firmness to the market for a time, we have had no particular feature in the dealings in public securities. 'We have Consols now quoted 871 to ; for money and time, or lower than the early quotation.. Redu cedi Threes are 86 to 86L. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. are 861 to J. 'Exchequer Bills, 40e. to 435. premium. Bank Stook, 189 to 190. Although business in the foreign market is slack, we have pekes looking up.. Dutch Two-andra-Half per Cents. are now called 461 to 71 ; the Four s 70; to 11. Russian, 99 to 100. Spanish Fives, 11; to 12; the Threes, 24 to ; ; Passive, 2; to 3i. Por tuguese, 231 to 1. Mexican, 211 to 2 . Brazilian, .72 to 4. Milian, 82 to 4. New Grenada, 12 to 13. Danish, 62 to b. Belgian, 70 to 2. The Dutch home stocks come better from Amster dam, where the Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were bought at 46/. Spanish and Peruvian bonds were, however, with a weaker market. MIL= MM. Bask Reek. 18890 Ipetl. Om for IP. sttl pot Ct. ital. Arm" 16 I I pc et c0... Ar0...fa i tr P rveurite l ett. to 435. b 0141,211 FUND& 4 per et . lOWA= Scud.. r e pt Isceoads 348 v 1 4 2 13 Ep p : C c o c it a r . Opel, IQ 6;7 164, 214 I tar Ct. Da 4/ta 72 4 M.. it 6 Ditto N•w, 71 7. = art I tc. C Bs is; is Ditto por sons tie,. 24 I C66mW. ‘p i r 2o=rb‘ jks :fk 2= 6 Da nt " Csit ft par °l. ol,Dtplucta. RI 14 !per Oa. V 4 pgrOt. Dom OPP. ICI 14 viespois Dacreed 844..4 6 RAILWAYS.—The share market is quiet, and little doing. Eastern Counties and Midlands have rather fallen, in consequence of the reports which been published today. London and North Western, 116 to 17; Great Western, 15 to 13 din. ; Great Northern, 121 to ; Eastern Counties, 111 to ; INorth Staffor d, 61 to 1. OALZS IPPICTID UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. ITNNSW. rime will ke hand in last page.) Mid di UAW, U L. and Greenwich Prof. nt ffideffinin. 151 f Lon. A N. Western, 1171 16 Dsh ion 101. Prof., 411 Do. Fifths, 5 1 Imilers 01111WO. 114 1 Man., Bur., and !knack, 1 Tan Da. Nee &Z Oeer. 8 On g er Ct., 81 Mane., I Sheffield, 11, Lincoln Qrs. . . I pus t.. 51 IL lenseffiffi M s New 11l No. ,91 idland, 79 80 Z. Idassffillffin, ll Do. 601. OcesoL Pref., 9 1 Intr. Taw% klersk., If 1 Do. Him. eg Derby, 521 Ursa Maffillers, 4 1 Do. Coned. Bristol end Birm. De. Wyss A, 4 1 6 pa Cent, 114161 Gnat Math n4 at Ensisnd New 401. N . B ribik New 1101., 10 1 d lir Nritish, 14 Or Do. me Wedelns, 21 N. 76 Do. Qrs.. I mint Etalees ii Ile Gra. 1 Oaf, & ai D Do. o. Titan, 1: 1 17 Shropshi Woos., re Unica, I m., 210 Do. New 171., 91 10 Wear Valley 6 par Cent. Guar, Hull 81 oMby, 911 271 Do. Wass, 44 York, News.. &Beni . (Orig.Nsw. Lee. A York., 61 A Dm), II Do. Halves, 291 Do. Eaten. No. 1 (York sad Do. Thirds (NV, 34 1 News.), 121 1 Do. W. it. tr.. 1 Do. G.N.P.. Per., 61 1 Do. Prance A yr% 861 York and N. Midland, 49 1 Leeds a Drafted, 80 1:10410§11e and Amiens, 31 1 err is. Larks, Brighten, and B. Omit, Lausabawn, 11 MI 1 Namur andlkis, 5 I, Novenas& 21. priees, on the whole, cannot - LIVERPOOL SAL] The market is very dull, Isu be cassidared worse, Bk., Lan., & Mash. In. (late C. E t ttli a l2f d k Trek. (late Y. k 1111hah 41 Da. & N. Wa d sters, 1174 Do. New ems HA Id. p Do. Do.4o i nt 101 Do. Qrs. (A 1 6) sad 3), 1 p p Do. Leeds & Dews.), 384 MANCHESTER BA Than wu a study marks wsa ot lug*. Flaetw s .Pros., k 111 A d Law. et Torte. !Mhz, el d Do. (W. R. II.), 6 1146 d Do. Pre., p Do. (paid p)6101 De. Pres. & Wire, IS N. Staffordshire, 6 7-16 f d Caledonian Prat., I d Man., Shelf., and Lb. Eighths, 7d Midland, 81 6 Do. Halms, 96 j a d o2 N. Eleffor&blre, d North Union (A), 8. East. & Dower No. 4, IM York, News., and Bar. CO. N. E Pur.), 16 d ES, Novaya= tl. as to prime, but the imbues Lon. and N. Western, 117 Do. New Qrs., I p Man., Hut., ft Ids. Tref 91 Do. Grinuby Dock, 134346 d Do. (Shelf. Lin.), 1 d &L& Dover No. 4, tif BLIMINGHAN BALISAI, Novmm 21. There was only • small amount of business done, bat prices were a shade better. There seems to be som ething like a restoration of confidence approaching, and buyers are gradually coming in hereabouts. Lau. & N. Western. 117 Shrews. and Sinn. (A). 74 d Elm., Way., Is Dudley, 3 p I Sheep.. Woo, 635. pd. N. etalorilehire, 64 d LEEDS SALES, Norms= St. The truassatiows in shares to-day were not numerous, and the value of those which changed tands waa not materially altered, except Midland Stock, which suffered a decline. Great Do. (I), 31 d Itor 94 them,lnd I Stock, / Fait Lane. New, 104 d YORE &ALEX I Noromsa 91. Omit Northers, ei , York, New, k Ha. G. N. E. York, News, ik Berwick, 2H 1 Por., 64 MANUFACTUREB.—HoDozaman.D, Nov. Our Pleorhall has bean better attended to-day, and moss business dons than for some weeks past. Dimmed, end other low fancy goods have found free buyers, in prim from 3e. 3d. to 4a. 3d. per yard. Bloch Doeaklna aro bad to move at almost any price. As to colours, green sad brown mixtures seem to be those most in demand. CORN.—MARK-LANE.—There has been very little English Wheat fresh up since Monday ; the few parable that remained over from that day met with little or no atten tion from the millers, whose attendance was even more limited than usual oa a Wednesday. Foreign Wheat was held at Monday's rates, but few transactions took 211101. etariand Oats were a slow sale, at previous rates. Zane aeas unaltered. 27W following aro Monday's quotations : BRITISH. r• • *MIN? MINA; Emu lad Beat, red 40 to 46 co 92...whtt0 45 to 56 to 5. Norfolk mad Su ffol k. SS to 40 co 49... do 44 to 42 to SI Talavera IBoonz or Suffolk Comb. Cs lAA., rod... 42 co 0 6 co 49 . white.... 44 to 4$ to CO Nottbooab. and Scotch do.— to —...— to to 111 it 14 to 111...4119114 If to II to ef IWO& ....... Boo: Want Oms. Ise Food. 1 6 to to co 198 06 31;a: -to-4 Si Mad, -. 13 to 19 te206191-4t9lobe to to 246 Beryl* 11 Not* Ssed99 toll. 09...p0teh0.- 11 to TM K blik to - 176 DIN. l9 to fl. 01 Mow 36 to:fel . ion.twele 6e to a to 316 - 0 d Ample se to*. 49 to 31...impanal ..... Whits 32;t 0 34...b0nar5...... ..... 34 to U Sams, Idasagan. 19 to 31. lkk Harrow 31 to 34...5ena1l 33 to 33...01d to Tlllllll. New Spring per bash. —...new winter 10 k 11...014 to ILsrsown, New 00 to SS Limon Comm, per thoasand In roll et N. horn, Town-toads, delivered 44 to 41... fins hooseitold 42 to 44 Norfolk and Sntlelk. 40 to 42 milks 4l to 43 Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire Soma and Kea ....... to „Irish — to VOILETON. Winos. Dantslo sod Ncel2loorg... 69 to 56-.9055 66 to 62 Pamoroatos, liostork sod atoosa, 50 43 to 311 Trawl sod Itroboat DOW& sad Bimaborit2 4$ M 30 Da=ll4;arOdoes bird to -Australian IS to 64 airs c BoatzT L Feedies OUP oax 24 to 26... .t1lothlos . "" 22 to 24 It. 34 to 44...lantnai-. = to = ___ Fai&Tirrees !morn. and atralsatt . q- Swedish and Danish Tritothod tad Dotelt hod _ _ 17 to le . _ _ Ditto Brew 20 to 34 .51ed - to - Buns, *a.. - to -...aid. - to - Small - to -...01d. to - .Pendia 24 to 18...Tuesay. -to .. FILI grey - whits .......... .... „.......... $0 o 13...ba1a s2 to 2$ I Ten" old -to new -to --large .... . -to -. Lamm. Banta and Bataan . 14 . t . O 34 to ft Mentamunan and Odom- to SS to 4Z. Borst so -to - hsopsoad S3 to 14 Lannon trek ol data= n. r ton-, .... ~... SII 10s. to Sll las. Lonny C ow, and S 11 Oa. to A 9 Os. Ditto ?mob sod *work= - t (I 10e.to L 9 lea. Puma. Amerletus, per band of 19CW. SO to SI Dantnio sad Hamburg - to - Canadian NI to ill Preach. per met of 41101ba. flan - lo - ARRIVALS INTO LONDON TROY 11th NOV. TO 2244 NOV. WheatOss. Qrs. YJgl o sb. Scotch. Irish. IrWOOolga. Barley 1 370 I Oats .... Ma, 1,210 teaks ; - barrels. Malt, 1,140 4ro. CARPETS.—Sphomiii domino In fpsu7,at 3s. 94. V sad 4•.: e.a ft 11.1111 ~ma err. a.... tozicipl; r meals ft 4. somma thaanact il S eti=. ll = k arsolai=lor si te 4.4411.1 .w •. (.1 EU% r nib. h ed. lag r —IA loPeg• it 41‘. mate LIP. • 14. S. SI. !VMS. IMF 6.6. 14. W. &WO. merlin. WOO. —JAB lismi AO* Pi m. ,m .a Jois. 4011. 11111 111.--J. J *W" . • . 00.114 1111111.• Ma. wei 1.1 WSW 110;0% 6U9 WNW% rm. Pa. pe Oast ; ▪ ; WU. Munafa► 'Pesde Nenelib. ; Uri. ect4 03. ilaavazoo. va; Ma- De, WWI Boast. aw H• , r s it= !LI dr i . dig mar k 1.6 ihni Jobe priMeS 6. 2*. I Pads,