The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-21 00:00:00

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OW Okerbert. n I. Ammo 11 at Ilider. sod be Peal& I_ nmejaillifhilemelkia allimhed So Id odd aMmb eiseemanedaleme ke ed WOW w;a= ii=e; pat swim Day prranwan 11.486===regaiellitrae"Witteutr= *g easelowent. ow ante nosambet dok Vs Interee le ea le Mad to * I mined thee isbaranbia, as le dm bled aline mod mend ; area to ea lie In the gat ear ef kanbte and ea eeitelt,whee bens' send to It."-Jobe ;new 1, idea stralas edS enannea. gat modes id Abed Ind Isseledallia e ir= o l l•=atidr y =tma i t w e *d am " i r la diemlikk s . - 1 6 ks uff sea en d ainvi ow MI * pen tam aegis the geed ..• pee se win eel desseter of this Ped may dad *► ft . d NM dadlro of diedelar. ... liMpollenelK, emil Ike monk. yea es. --- ........,,, -..s — W - Osediebi vd l i tTTiee zw . TS * 0 stets to Mrs ii se end sae or eleemieblf dire Mame shiamerdmid Aids iaboatosk. 4l Jews Sa.l.os. Claw Mt.- lagnald, .1000•0 1 . /101.7 . M ihrik raVie Latla Ow/. as mord Deadell T yrs n.a Penn __-_-/kalla. bedele b e d W binges& ea Deffralket of Words . =ea , ward Tdaileda . tided ad ad Mimeos ; .1 ridded* i Geo:. : Idol Sherry: Writhes a • limead as =l : mad tfronni. CM. ThtaL-lath sad Ondt hismw iseadhear. sea turn" asd Terehtles • intials, tededge lard sena end itainine ‘4, , C=porttioll: nedlellea; _ . tieneen o d peaty tenni Grader, 00, Ilmedira end Eftlerles; AMMO witliSid,' litenr/ : • ileseesehy. Anna awl gedin i t delft Illent: eel tae eel hingelike of Ormeirdh =and Need fkiheothy . II woos:Weft rft.ka, A M„.; an Yong lead Mem esmins. Clare therth.-Greek and al faalne ; Urea* ad Seed Astindike t ia ara Cil Z ReMa d meezaproitiou ; amid UMW end • Man Leaman, eta ednisse; ; Ain la ps end la. ; loot , ,i=tui.i rska st Geom.', • l and ar ;II r il l=tedel lfreesZo • @MI Mid =Naas. se; Ireleiltra ka ne aer t eitatet mirth will be Mal Idlordidadii6==dredly on th . ehe E r N6 2 . lrend disy be WI oUedi, liVe II ellinaleill, emend to the de ... jnoe will visfY am 44. amain le v ic. ass "P=3 lite some& end third ante Oa E t : we la waken lONIC of tbe hunk me s are, Iliaar at dens an the a tileal 7 -12; nerd ; third aim pee • Ds lie aide rie.11 ....7 skallesamlcee is s=li beer; In emend enelea P il m r....-. neronet a". h ji = mi t-... ahould ODISIMINO the senor eel 41 - 11 Sawa rigieWeren .0 EY II tt an be con. ENNIO Leh. Is &masa wed ma don mood ; mad dm bettor the Women elms is Redd tor the dcwelopanst at Its noralts-- Irrle bend act ehoury-equable not cattlal-esdn in, sot indinas is maintained sit oat hands Is deed or word. lahlde Is aot Isemanatlble with thaner ; and the ion et ear, for tonna friimembe, may be chseithed la Ohs yaw. la Ws Nam* agedelly. int the cooperages el M P = en maw tie raper overran a the o.gibals line le dented le as wheel: and the dark awea. ". Zl: don nein ei b ollk a fide lemon from hid of IMO emil • la as war2e* to rendre ne e Mala rdiWne. elf ~7 linfh fr. diapreltioa, ad s,m ea to Imams • unity of Om the lends endue 0 Ms adduct and dlle eraZ Oa re te bp relebnielet the parade' ea Ineenne la the Ma eazdist nateaselleiZire 'opera : te the easeemble 1 1 = Ito olg main ligt b =ll4 " 111 9 .141 10 1 1: 41 . sid,in mood eism110.017111••••• whams leas mis =go i : ge he apnea The duty of molar and dead w ile ar es a p. i oltaX i ls.joe th* elaservana-na es riots, for =i d « eirAt .4 Zvi, etua b h u tr. : l a i rree d t esteem le sane husk emi frequent eisurenalankee with the pawn 11l Wra is ils. P arunts. he.. may Import the sea than atea smp en aped application held made for that The Palle Anisal I...."thALIWO and Daritegoos of prier ntommer. • ea emeagemiat hex ham made lath Mr. Olken, for the reeeptka d the Naha papas at ha Wageless at the Royal Inglattloa. exasera Mader dee sgeeld ewe of Mr. Isavaloa. vise mie fee Media ela s. preparakry maim of the Uleb le kr feeeptlon of Woo moanma flees t i a . est. ergml of them for the seksiteel Plat de a area VI r se dove w W be the egad age of Mr men la lb oaks. la Mena Waft is., are (littlest from limes id die dew deem Then are Illedreled by t eollietion of the WM abase of mew ame, whether as die nee as la Oa maaufsetar 4 state. ?fa lames mgegg eng be bleelmee: tar as prealble. sob ma% plow dle.- =l:rcle L ge Zan am nl4 • MENTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, al Int OM Itroadwinet. Tumour —We Orme th ud RUTLAND. LO TM Mitt Anwounthie the Fast TlttwlEtam. T.R.8., PALA. 'On Matt Hunan/MN the Med et thenareva. TILC4TiIIk Ths light flonotanbie Lord Visconat Sydney. Met lion wratle Edward Matra Ltotd 3104m5. M.P. The tDmoteable John Mears ThnVIN Manors Sutton. Mr Llama (ome Ilyaon JAHR. Bert. ILL DI ILICTull& amnia e—JOTIN DEAN PAUL, T05t...11 Strand. been Owatawas—OEußOß BKILMILIT RAWSON, Ned.. MOON lowereimea. =l= tat i. 4 ig lifbanadtfr,=ll6. Jciefweett. ren.9. North AoMmell.,,Ormieseromme. haled ,114. WhitehsElMes Dm ▪ airy. IiEL2 4wri.ladias.l Portme= ileMairwhielOWlMesomintre. i i hm=7PhrE cr *Dim Wad. MlNMh'h Pert. l b 16 . ma a ilLarrams or Trart Irss lem. computed mom* t aler IMO et the 2 Tgofe emit Iy. slhow=rgistilVertd. „ p rita, f'''Nsi"b 6llll — 2l X t by dine is Wows. Malt pdbig °Mali temmarel ks p in and agent& 1! take the et Molotov.. LOUIS MORE. Marmot. PIOTECTION OP LITE PROM PIIIIL MROYAL SOCIETY for the PROTECTION IS bees PIKE nes era Wobbled le MK bar Kole t s , Is In any onsagenese, Is Seeds wen ma fekk lee Me eperatlen corned to re Mad. INN M. rfir l e t• ismiti of nob an heathens is ee wee p us et • Mle mks, ennead for that purpose, Send* lo= MIMI ea UM 110 sere hne been provenly. ro d s it a.... ll l ftgarlial Wilms of he wedelns b 7 Se asere et kW In; s i l6- &Vendearo o lsred te be i rned 11% .... 1be ON netroprilbeed frieleteded • ---- a lath S i t re of the " lbeeps - nee Memel IS le vi tt :It sear to rintelate to intend barvilee et bum Weal ern, by pronstadon of elle as =esl lig a y par eee ..l kW See e called to nbeil id esibutelA Selo dee ko too nen tls i lone see 41, It b a _ bastnnereney ~did ter tbeeslielea lire r ia or wallet le Ludes ire not . mo w INK • el•Iles hes to We Kee Segel or, vim see inset, OM be am for t lw r i . to Selliekule Me bony aid be beerselosed b Meuse le he venkred at. oboe dlreit kolisco u ' a lbr i f ells els eslBl7Loeseimally wombs It le me WS matter to Pnety Urn an erseeMy seed by the t i gillsolZe: of MTN cerlimills• Is It MS Leaden 4 4.x.arir zt s_b: r .d.: - az.....itte. sre — wit we' r. 8 8 'ffili rkeil,-1, 4 " la . e.ioseisieliedeeholn QUIIKL 1,10.11211121111 W. . D . thpr ie reft AIMS , Es. Ill e4s li tt . MIES dea l. Es. bead Coln% bra. M.P. J. K Hooper, Lord Mayor. , ea tiourress.--kunmet 14 mr. Es, a l 9. 1 1 1 11 7rOmm ka . e v e= OrceMm il t m irneby ) nr Claude Scott sad as; and Co.. Lombard. 11 •1 4 1 =:1 1 ter inl. '11= Hook, 1, St. Jason- Ma r or any manta of the committee, or the asset 1 1 , 11TOVFa ti r c d o FZND trinte t WILLIAM B. Da: 0 4 . 1 ....43 4 :trit al libel Boom 39. ; Oafardrit . thi Pa" I*--cirim- ..-- -:iv= p ...*. . ji.. ! % a.a. ..... J . lts t e m ari a r ifi a wggi ~e ..et ..".E whimmis sad two witabirei3 I* Mai . with wwidardh. 18..../S; alitriga t t6l l V l 4 Web emote = itoks showwwii& mailleler ei bwrxia wwL jw _ --+4 !Wh wet*, wadi boa . LIGHT.—By Royal Letters Patent.— LAata DIAMOND OIL LAMP —lti I= Li r* MI mow cane. By reo lore 4:: k b an uid•golo n risimers. Tlyy mat 0........_DeM0Vii.5m •Mallemboaus.l Me toy do 6 1. 1Lingv o t la, lkshamos days ftemo VIRM RAIR.—The bassin ■ iourojertit th„,,,l l ikkastehm• s ii. MACA "Wit rialguntr, orgv aiwzgusigios vigour. gilky ourtnew rd luxurious re reo.l a helm Wu. Cialei sod ourifriugt. kit)tlir • ortHIPIA emilk in• 6VS:2 I mailt erh Ai= :CZ tr. 32 k aw VON mar' 6 ialAga ii iiio ol4 of a i ...A rr ia lle ii oft &ow ! at las 10 NIA b . 'she IL IWO di .d oa li r 111/6* THE POTATO DISEASE ARRISTED.—The POTATO DlAMOinto POwDZA damsAl lb W•4 l. bll7 l"lik E P S " •NlYat Mb." 101•111 i• • I_l/ n az i 10 (ZALVAN lBll .—lavalide ors Whited to stud to atiliatAfttrUnarra=l:«nat et toe _lmp% AB be eftelesi at 24 . tie mepooseimit ..... t ret, t ems et 2 r d FIL. ...... avrale *Alb lO W a o ._ ._oll=lllllll Is ailele olememble Mr stiingbk UgLe ..... %at du. iv, ,,, ii,r...6.ii. 1 AN M.—Tbe lb minded ben Ibl ua k r ig It IN •eelt yew am OM O• wOYe~ . S le on le be yes ael awe MS iimesdleZ;Verwe.maiw rum we ellesiel to • 4 . =r um vs. =eeacerrielel"ewetV".l (trJlrt~i I= 6 ‘ lll4l6 4. i lli chos ZrtViallsa.- 611 " wee:.B4BWl—Wol meths* et _...== lerigree=liw Mad et mien. We =...ww•A=te Wen ,=.„-: ze Kr. U. 5... el •wsiere. - -- - - ------- • 1 AmitNirrurs PILLS he go TfIUIVES , end MOMILMI-The Mir m af icr e • mean men. ' et • et lie be IM. • ger 'dna n• 1 , tram c him • an nes en Istket• ma • sum= aro mag =lt was ems ens Se be • wean angs i g bi t = poem nes a1 ie.. ...: peen an lie man Me had •on et pi new* red teen WI icts ve ha Malden ; nein gen nernemenn Woe bin eannier _ ,_ _ _..l` a ne m reend e le e Th:t Ibilr ne la reeneng entran nem an Madill weer vs Ilia a y ." M b it e nir MALT . ire d eh s erfm• an Ibis wen lid lon re On lasenenn Is Ibis eme.Vim, en es 1:= OK Win gin inet . - 4 Ilt Zli s i.s; ea= I M wag pnoe Int% se aimelloWL .. riglire sed In ate s if ie selk c ho cg . Iftrlltil P ter thilliVllll soll peat •Idel Ihne pin bin 4161, 16 46 W . Illi Itallialf 0114 I C ill " W illsildmk eis?. w ie n i s e Ilen main r ildellia:g Me "7 UN . 1 ZNlATXh al eat nua tag sup filet In Mb No iiM i ltel r = le he Is Me et • annesks neeM WSW • nonertla • for by ulakerdhen rlC= "g atenian tettt b". ll4 net °l == %% an ti i ie hum no -Pine 4e. Si. •am bit, an lime t he 118. =be Lein-C. M. /Innate**. r uv esle: rt. hal esell "' ; lbelajt. 4. alla g MWlll%. Nand i • Ward. dint: J . ; Mr. Oalanntent.. ii%enieg asternt a ttkin • bin •Id be lon4rded to egg p rt cd the Mer. Ink mann TIRNANT-RIGHT.—The Parliamentary Rove of me lbielll64lllll Wore tlio Omniltooo of the how of Om. enrol on Toort. bobs eat et Wok toonfoiOoo I Latvians HMI SIMI ion aisulo Y. of M od to moms II lo teal Pdedloof. lOWA •61111m1 dam Pennon alms of /011011116111 Ur Mimi otre i Z•l over tio If mbar kr OdOtiloi vlthoul &by, In say work* 10010..-01 Mos. flf, If offolkotook, 111= 1 Looiso. puNciu No. 378, foe September 33, Pries 3d., Illsiopod 4d. mullahs : .14=1=1" No. 3. Mind 1 sod Issooltotor. Wawa& et Ism bsloa—+lW so haploid'. Ma Bin LA And& Price Freacfroo vfo Wok B Ur. t No foe Iloorodio• mil lack ar=oul of Timm Oor tbAm two WU. Hallway once Omar ru s M i. la MINA los " Omar toss afvolielos. itailkowoo• la Iloalsiew Oaf as ra .=. Ift mialCsres: sot Iroolhor Mil Iho Blom • Ocandrom *cm the "lIMIs Our Osommilloo co Ur OMAR SW.' 1 boofora lo the Nous of Cams lloormattort lo Tatum! Maim ' 8:11 4.l WlT Ch in e irlit i Trn IT Mi l a i Lifir isL _ London : PoNibod at the " Punch' err, M. mist to TAT LON sad WALTON. r i m s rte, sai Mir k= so AABLEAVIZeIiff ISM he the i r at ithlwr itt a ur rili .. in. tleLa =Mal Mo s : la Wa INA WaTaills at yea* ar dgille l rlah Vba Vti : 6 . o .4: lll." 7:Em Plra vaikaia thise Mass as rrrr. dimamallos Leauler 7&Erz ail inky be Wire:=6l SeThailiNall kan. Aaw ig e rormit ir eriV ; warkwiz I I i f or so of ovary of ihrsolor • usi put priochloo (how Doh" V. COMPANION to Um PO G li t i ONST • to oil* the dumb w ar t of atetnet wises aye Ittediksfsek s illeeettei, sad lembeed prat eel/ lintel to the teens peteleet A with MONISM oath By Cams Dias" A.ll. Mete IL • MIMI of POPULAIM I k 6 ; via • Spell , . de PROW . liar sad Peogrooloo• By Onosoo D•sunt. A.B. Prim la id • RTOTI3I at PULAR T ti. dad Oa POr".l2r Ms delfr " far sandman 4 4 . S . Z i rar rs". 6.0 . 4 tar:ierr.7.a. wlWhim a cd drills "Modsasha. /AMMAR 12. RAisess Dui" A.& In lbw. Man am* dbaslaaarlag i n= ids ena=t tzar . sa4 Y Xem larZaap tee l=e d agnat at Ita Wallows. rin Seas ac lb Waled°, and w., llLL___ 111111 AL OHR/Itellt :an I ,. lddil endro da lnetion ddlir rhof Andy of ea t Gm Seim" In 10 In L o th e dour. TA P.. P.L.L. R Proformsr Clundotry t the Horticultural tt <too of Amdfm 0Y to Me lion. MIA India Company a NUlltary id Adollocombo, Lo. km nag.o•dt. MELTING et DRAYTON BP EN OIL r. o ir lr-.6 1 -: -- (Moab - for general dlo trnontionAl of el bookie/lam and olnolu =Tr ie r ff mau L„ , . n i p: , p irmar ........ b&s .. ro i Llz: Lando& —..-- THE TREE NAW dd id" addl lfd edli eln LIIIIIMMIM ad d. Cialtd c =td ri l mow sw ilr ui r eihni Gip MOTONIM PliMing owl. MIIIMM mit of Mom Ms. Pf‘late M d Wm. *MOW Ifteete f ra ttg m aill sorb 111 :An moms Modk WI NA of min for MIRA psi N a tel e t. tradmond Of limb dm& WM. dodo of Shooto for imom nod =i d r• d fiNMlnmed 1111010% . V Mao MI Monm amds oul d t r A lint mmon m u rodi k e L forio P e • :. delmadmr nob, Ma la dd. LIRAIII7/1 (CM ODiM em int i l re VIO R NTA RIP L be cm ant and mole , Is. Md. MU amble J: A wr , andlog up MAW= UM B.d a minejTZ . : ellte st Obi an Wig Ihkedias ipso Vs& leellgattinge Wet Hot rops/NB cf. 11%* s temlat sad &arsi.s.:Fow *MR had Zarimmik a spirt Med Laois March litztere l V e lmaleg wounds LASELN ter tbs CLAxItIES ALLIAS YEASOIt LINDLEY .YAP that they • ardor foe fre• hr swig s ."'f ir lealosha a ark, ; law proper k te. the parpeee . 0 . 4 . :7444... Triogrovrerq nimaitts is Oraft. binding vp mai idling &shag, = i t S r iaB4 Ogestion la lanai waft Prambary Glowr - - jai -- I.===i aid d. it:icor— _ . . Nos. ad; pd as naiiimeit or Nadi. indemeglas ar *MUM • Madam d Midis cic==a et die New et the 75411 M D138 j et PIO ?DO. so elled.2l bto the *TEAT TO EAT. DELIK, AM) AVOID ; with Diet Tables far all Complaint& J. Ca:mamma. N.D. KILDA.. Orruiren—llow Wawa nide% dtarthice. tranquil Irellap. a Enid eldat's mil. stew 1..64. and a cooteatell wand. M. r eloomeme it TEE FOLLOWING ON CONSTANTLY on 1 st the OARDINIZIP CHRONICLE OFFICE, 6, Vegas Sim& Lemke : Pram EL or Si tieglr am er destotballes asnoewst miters twang, dellawal awrOsent Is es a peettollee order Whig seat to lete pleMagr, Jame se Sae Aloe of the " Oartiewers' ClerseAdatawd Ws Ma r pesasillsklNL Strand. Loudon, THE COTTAGER'S DAR et °MISR PERATION& ny Ramiro , for, as be Akar We Pike ot Devoashire, tr. Ow " flardesen' Orirarti" Above CAW bare 1 AfriA sal. ••ow WO omen& Istalas Pleas Ammonia 'F'' = "6B Amman Clowsberelia Potratablis Apples ralibla APISOIS Or ft r i t s% Mat r t A ie t iw H stoonto low Hata Meae hT WOW* Best Herbealeee Ponnals Platoons = ll 4 Saab. kr Osileon Howellotele = II Rams Hereeditt Sessaide a ° "°pesew Ras Ily= Rosenookeft lw Ira Crew Rustic Taws KIJMNIt Dear tawnier LastCalweltabe Lasts Past =Ws* Leptelginae . Latest • et ISM Guise= lairellis Osnoß Lomita = l. Caniellowers A.m., Oekry Ele= ORwses Mervel et Pan :: Pk ObersidenseswA CIA 16=Wibsome „ —I Cliese 1I MIES , kali llama Nines= WENessa Swory leder = it we ; der t , Fa n& Orem t eigagetals Pinata Parlay i at Maar, Peseista Pea basins ItualeAle Owner, E U Pears Peen Moronism. anwe's Issoblaulaw, tersms tegtoot lUo t . Tiolets p. Per r r u n n lal l l arCeial tor Petunias Perna as pratsako Phlox Foul nhouTal with won nt (fortl 1845.] LONDON, THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1848. (THREEPENCE. LATEST FROM PARIS. APPREHENDED DISTURBANCES. PARIS. WIDESIDAY, 6 30 e.n. The same agitation still continues to in Paris. Large assemblages of persons in reessall have been collected all day round the Hotel de Ville and other similar points of meeting. Rumours of en intended movement continue to circulate. It is said that the socialists and imperial ists will avail themselves of the arrival of Prince Louis for a manifestation. A common cry has been echoed through various groups to-day, "Le mole de Jain n' cat pas encore fiai r The following are the results of the elections fee Paris, so far as they are known : Bonaparte 111,192; Fould, 78,318; Respell, 66,815 i Cabe;, 64,8151 More, 64,449 ; Roger (du Nurd), 61,218. The com munes whose votes arc not yet ascertained are : Bourg la Keine, Ivry, Orby, St. Denis. It is not true, as was reported this morn. lug, that the elections for Lyons are terminated. According to the last accounts Rivet and Raspail were running neck-and-neck, the former having received 31,900, and the latter 31,400, totes. Tuere were eight cantons still unascertained. The clubs of the Rue Poitiers and the Institute have resolved to offer no opposition to Prince Louis urn !Aber of the Aok:ably. The opposition of an er per* wonleT unavailing. It is not ex pel:bed that Prince Louis will arrive until after the verification of powers. The question whether the President of the Re public shall be elected by the Assembly, or by universal suffrage, is agitated. The meeting of the Rue de Poitiers is favourable to the latter, while the meeting of the si liftituto wishes to have a provisional president o n ly until after the organic laws have been voted. General Cavaignao does not disguise his regret at not having followed the advice of those who urged him' , to join the exalted democrats. News has been received that the armistice between Charles Albert and Radetaky has been prolonged fur six weeks. 1.111 \MI to be a very Spetiesehie feature In the drah which is to be proposed •• emsdeeent ups Mr. WentercetWe rpolutios 554 a spy of whisk we we SOP : • Tab esse SSW ender cariftalist hemp eta dupe* M i re the? Ses - Set SUM blr Illilla w allie IlwaNY It Mao kr Oakaili d e Ids Serdiers ONS As. Pew litShey, No. Sled DesigabeelOht hp, WO, tt la SSP :I. theeratiest PertUM. IS sew po ols. way% Sas es twelmetid Sup la lhe as& thin It NS egZe. 1. Ibitlie OEOO UM lowl AS Said he = l to suiliorltlss. Sept SSW Us es Less Ute al the slew oases at SP he SSP le the MSS beteee• the NSW sevemest Si Sur sada mei MSS B. the it le hos the Ss ISIS N IP tom.: le Weet Ss ISSAS seella Inland Ss sr She ea Se pat et the V. gosh le ssullee A the pus et the *SW Stet that the es set et the esellhdre bisail he T th=hee hes Sees Ise seeds while Se sear Itsa abslgAlA 4 . 1114 any wise ef dhleht eepie leo a s e i tl=terea= i s .t ersa bs t ter iade d iat peeps weel= sill ash Who dhsed end INIXIIN. " iim4. Ai ind• lessilz a ielmbsep a SSW and list sem ef pesenala =IIM. recz— ai es thle nd irldl= " Pren g s= Geo shes et deetles s =aps the ales Us dle. feeaeYreat ot la ader le she Se Poe themalsdep inegamlbm wadi mkt Slalnesret stele I! orseeseess. S. Thetthle as' esseepleres In es es INie.solmbi SASS Zsalt red eaphiles et New PS es asesed tre elhor WES et the Minas bilittaliWastlf awl selhelleds shell re P se Ude et repesaa tees P. MMUS te Su trarawall the sp. MOSS el apiembe *a d the seeless et the ems hem Ohne SS sessealles et Se pueS, but imilimi Oa AAA IA emslmi n k Ih• Punt ddlla iiedie ra l • Is ecespelee hr ra cks et the mom anor the SOS A. ANI II r age rVis 01 t/ . 41 Mpia the sod sesta he o =litit Se MS Sessille the = w it SS Ihr the It suet Was bps eepostis Ils Sas rase ef the Swap v* SS dr este et SY iniony on ......d...2 „ ,...0 Ust • Ems us Sow* kirks their he pee se th SI sr he beredeel iiporliset, Saes eirdlls Sots spolSte et prelespageselei their esallsole pest. Nothing of the slightest interest occured in the chamber to-day. The special committee on the projected indemnity to the colonists for the abolition of slavery has concluded its labours, and appointed M. Cremienz its reporter. The government, it will be remembered, proposed that 90,000,000 k. should be granted, which sum the committee has augmented to 120,000,000 fr., of which 80,000,000 fr. are to be in money, and 40,00,000 fr. in nudes. Tnia resolution the Minister of Finances, when called before the oommitte, warmly objected to. Pas. Barr. 20. New lawn, ; Three per Cents., 444 ; flys per Bents., 681 ; Last 691; Four*, —. Belawn Vreu 1310 . 73 4 1642 . 7 84 ; Its. Threes, • Its. Twoand.a. Hnlf, —• Hanks Ranges, 79 ; Boman Laws: 621; Treesur4 Bands, ie. Bank Hum, 1635; Luton, on Laudon, 30 days, 15171 orb; 90 days, 23 221 nub. RAILWATL—ParU and Odeon, 662 ; Rebind Rouen, 425 75; Bonen and Havre, 193; Adrian and 81sesellies, 200 ; r Waa l:meg and Cale, 86 25; °retro Vlerww.„ 245; Awaits and Ban. logy, —; Bonk mu, 377:30; Math, 373. INSURRECTION IN FRANKFORT. We have received the following by electric tele graph : FRANKFORT, Beer. 18, 7.30 r.n. A serious insurrection has broken out. Barricades have been erected. Cancun shots are now firing. Great numbers have been killed, and victory is still doubtful. Details will be given to a flateed Edition. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We have files of South African journals, with dates from Graham's Town to theBth, and from Cape Town to the 15th July. There is no news of more than ordinary importance. The meeting of the legislative council at Cape Town had, alter a few days' delibera tion upon various measures, been adjourned toOctober, when, it was understood, an ordinance for raising an armed forco for the protection of the colony, and a bill for altering the law of inheritance, will be brought forward. The Graham's Town Journal contains the annual statements of the liabilities and assets of the Eastern Province, the Commercial and Agricultural, and the Port Elizabeth Banks, all of which are in a pros perous and flourishing condition. The intelligence from beyond the Orange River continued to report the revival of a b tter spirit among the emigrant Boers ; and letters from Natal also stated that those persons who had left the settle ment were returning and submitting to British authority. The news from the Kaffir frontier was still satis fastory. The military villages in Victoria were pro gressing favourably ; houses were fast rising, and Lands were being cleared portions of which had already been sown with corn. Speaking of the state of British Kaffraris, the Graham's Town Journal has the following : We have communication up to the 4th instant, which, upon the whole. are satisfactory; inasmuch as though they show that the Kaffir, are troublesome, committieg many thefts, yet, on the other hand, the accounts afford satisfactory evidence of the activity of the authorities and the successful matinee in which, at a very important crisis, they are working out the wasting mum. We are told that, great difficulty having been experienced in following the spoor of cattle reported to have been stolen and driven into the (inks territories, a meeting had been called of the chiefs by the British assistantdommisidoner, on which occasion he had explained to the puttee present their position, and the evil consequences which must ultimately accrue to themselves should they monis* in any way at the plunder of the colonists. This seems to have had a very satis factory effect, as we learn that since that period informa tion has been given of the direction in which cattle, taken from the contractors, had hula taken. Some cattle bad also been sent in as comsides, and, which is of more im portance, one of the ethiiesuraass also. NEW SOUTH WALES. We have Mee of the Australian, with dates from Sydney to the d;h of May. The local legislature bad been engaged in en animated debate upon the change,' pro posed by Lord Grey in the colonial constitution. Mr. Went worth brought forward his resolutious in reference to Earl Grey's deepatch of the 31st July last, and, after a warm debate, extending over two evenings, it was agreed that the conned should resolve itself into a com mittee of the whole house to frame resolutions thereupon. Accordingly, the consideration of the subject was renewed on the 4th, but a draft of a new series, prepared by Mr. Lowe and Der. Cowper, having been proposed as an amend ment upon Mr. Wentworth's, toe colonial secretary premed loran attjournmestof the discussion until the 981, which was carried by &majority of 14 to 8. Speaking of the proceedings connected with this discussion, the Australian says : We do not anticipate that unanimity will mark the coon are protest against the uaeonstitutional and moat °bite throat moor, proptsed bT Earl Grey. In Mr. Wentworth's first draft of reeolations, his lordship's intention to introduce the old form o! colonial constitution, embracing two houses, —the one composed of nominees of the crown, the other of the representatives of the people, was ob jected to on very good grounds. But in the moth- tied draft which, at the suggestion of several members, he submitted, on Tuesday evening, the council's aversion to such a division was not et forth. And the colo nial secretary having eapreseed his unqualified opinion as to the neeemity for the Institution of an Upper House, WU ((g -lowed on the same side Ly Mr. Lowe, who announced his in tention of moving a distinct resolution, expressive of the council's viewing favourably the proposition of separating the deliberations of the nominee, of the crown from the mere , 'tentative of the people. The introduction of this principle ' was as the throwing of the apple of discord emonget hon. members; and throughout the Net of the debate such • division of the council was the main point of discussion; whilst the repeal of the elective franchise (threatened by Earl Grey in hie intention of making the con templated district cooing' tee to the House of Assembly the relation of constituents and representatives) was Nay referred to As a very secondary grievance We much tepee the aspect which this highly -important question has enasequently_ assumed, and more than ever lament that Mr. Wentworth was vomited upon to modify his first draft of resolations, which were far supe rior, both in manner and matter, to those substituted by him on Tuesday. In the further amendments proposed by Mr. Lowe and Mr. Cowper, the proposed division of the le gislature into two It'atess is accompanied by a condition which we do not expect will be very palatable to the local executive, namely, the cession of the territorial revenues, or the schedules of the Constitatioaal Act to the approptia ties of the Repreentative Amenthiv. Fe inasmuch as IRELAND. DUBLIN, WIDNIIIDAT EVENING. We have wooers of large meetings of paean, in the county Tipperary, but the trains arriving Una evening report everything quiet in the South. Chief Justice Blackberce, Chief Justice Doherty, and Mr. Justice Moore, the judges who are to preside at the Special Commission, together with the Attorney-Ge neral and the counsel for the crown, have left town for Clonmel. There is a report that the only . prigonerewho will be tried at the Special Commission are W. S. O'Brien, M.P. ; Terence B. Id•Manns, commis sion agent; James Orchard, farmer; Denis Tyne, farmer; and Pat. O'Donnell, labourer; and that a notification has been made to Messrs. Meagher,Leyne, and about forty others, that they may not at present be called up for trial. Four more leaders in the late rebellions movements , have been proclaimed. The first is William Mitchel, a brother of the convict John Mitchel; the seisocd is Dr. Antisell ; the third is Edward Hollywood, silk weaver, who was one of the deputies to Paris in M arch last; the fourth is John Kavanagh. It is mid that one of the principal actors in the Ballingarry affair has been accepted as a witness for the crown, and that he has furnished a complete narrative of all the proceedings of Mesas. O'Brten, Meagher, Lope, and other chieftains, from the day they left Dublin to the period of their arrest. Since this man's defection, several of the clubbists who had been lying perdue have disappeared. He is be lieved to be the person who informed the police of the only person who could at present be fcand to identify Meagher as being engaged in the Ballingarry battle. We yesterday announced the snivel of the state prisoners at Thurles at an early hoar on Tuesday morning. The Clonntel Chronicle thus describes their progress from Dublin to their final destination in the gaol of Clonmel : The special train arrived at Thanes in three hours and twenty minutes. Here it was met by a large military and constabulary force upon Bianconi's cars sad the travel li ng carriage having been removed from th; train and put to, Means. O'Brien, Mesgher, and Lope were placed inside. There was nobody else with them. Meyers. O'Donoghtte and M'Manus oxturned seats outside, and the rest of the vehicle was osoupied by police inspectors, constable', &e. They left Thanes at about two o'clock this morning, and travelled on at a very rapid rate through Centel, where they remained for some time to refresh the escort and the horses. The prisoners were also offered refreshment, which, however, wee declined, except a few cigars, which some of the pas ty took. Then they came on to Mantel, which place they reached at half past seven o'clock. The prisoners were then handed over to the custody of Mr. Strahan, the leovernor, and were immediately an plied with an excellent breakfas t, of which they heartily partook. Mews. O'Brien and Meagher were removed to a ranter earn , fortable apartment, prepared for them in the hospital rooms of the building, where they immediately retired to rest. Maas. Whlanus, O'Donoghue, and Leyae, were then placed in the same department with other pr ison ers charged with treasonable offenses. All the prisoners enjoy excellent health and spirits. Mr. X' Mamie was very much &dandled with the distinction which had been made between him and Mims. O'Brien and Meagher; Ica it must be remembered that Mr. Milieus is also a groat gun. The subjoined letter brings the latest intelligence from Camck-on-Sair CAKEICX-011-BVIEL, TUESDAY EVIORNO.—The district of Country around this town is the very heed-quarters of the late insurrectionary movements. Slieveneroon mountain, the hill of Aheny, end the Waterford mountain are its vicinity; indeed, the latter mountains almost overhang the town. On the road from Clonmel to this place, I found all perfectly quiet. As I passed through the country this morning, the people were busily engaged in reaping, or at other farming occupations. The insurgents, it is stated by those who have the best opportunity of knowing, and are acquainted with their movements, have no regular encamp ment in the surrounding hills. They are, no doubt, often collected in lugs numbers, but they have scouts in taut direction, who watch the movements of the military and police, and give them such timely bitelligenee of their approach es affords them time to disperse or to gain the other side of the mountains before the others amend, so that no vestige of them can be seen when they = the summit. I heard from the police that ere still numbers of them about the mountain, sad they ere, by threats, sad even form, com pe lling many °Me country people to join the movement. The =Mary from Carrick-ea-Sun, tgarvoc, end Mama, scoured the moitutains where they were reported to have been sa luted on Sunday night, without finding any me of the laser gents. The military took their camp furniture and provi sions for two or three days, in order to enable them to pursue sad rapture the rebels, but they returned to their quarters yest• May, after a harming and unucenehd much. Their plus was well concerted, for they asensded from dif ferent direction, in the expectation that what the me party drove before them the other would meet, and in this way succeed in hemming in the rebels on every side; but they were foiled in their attempt. The polio. Kate that there au so many scouts in every direction, to give intelligence to the insurgents, that they are enabled to disperse before they gain then place of rendexvoui ' and collect again u soon as they return to their bursae. The rebels ere sending anion to the farmers to convey provisions to their camp, and threatening them, that if they sell any of their prams to the merchants they win be visited with their vengeance. Business is therefore very bad, both hen end in Clouse', u public confidence is in a great measure destroyed by the state of alarm in which the peorle are kept, and they are very unwilling to part with money, not knowing what turn events may take. The police arrested nine of the lantrgents last night in the neighbourhood of the slate-querriee, in the county of Kilkenny, who are charged as being concerned in the burn ing of the barracks in that place. They found the clothes of the police, and arms and ammuni.ion in their possession. They arc at present lodged in the Bridewell of this town, and it is expected they will be transmitted this day to the county gaol. The people of this place say that the rebellion is not over yet; end certainly nothing but the presence of a strong military force keeps them from open insur rection. GREAT SHOW AND SALE OP RAMS, &C., AT KELSO. —On Friday last, the comp etition of Leicester and Cheviot sheep for the ;minim= von by the Union Agricultural Society, wee held here at the usual place of exhibition at the Knows. On this occasion the premium so liberally given by the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland for the best Leicester sheep within the district of Northumber land were also competed for. We believe we may safely affirm that at no previous exhibition of the Union Society has there been ea splendid a show of Leicester sheep aeon the present occasion ; indeed, the animals exhibited in this clam elicited the most marked approbation from a numerous attendance of distinguished breeders. The older rams, in particulsr, shown for the Met and second premiums in this class, evinced merits of the very higher description, and were justly considered to be epecimeca of the breed which it was scarcely possible toe in any country. The chow of Cheviots was not no numerous as that of the Le-Meters, but most of those exhibited were she of a very superior description. The number of Leicester sheep shown for premiums was r follows: Taps of say age, 12; shorting tax e, 00 ; ewes, 42 ; gionms, 33. The number of Cheviots wee, as we have already stated, smaller. By far the most important feature in the day's proceedings was the sale of Leicester tops. To give some idea of the extent torwhiek this market is resorted to far the o f these animals, we m a y men ti on that upwar,:s of M r t hw r. r O entered with the s , cretar. for sale by nublic auction : and whole haviag beau readily bought up at prime varying from V. 2a. to 171. There were purchasers from almost every rusty in Scotland, which shows that this market is now looked upon es the beet in till country for procuring pure Leicester ream. After the proceedings of the show-yard were over, there was a club dinner at Mr. Robertson's, White Swan Ina, when Mr. Brack Boyd, of Cherrytree, the convenor of the committee, °ablated r okainnan, and Mr. Curry, the merretazy, meted as croupier, sad a number of time engaged n the bade= ratite day attemiled.—Ksiso Mail. Zotamatime Toner.—Rotorting to the following altensises in die twit of tbs Bolivar* Which was pub lished in the Petri Gumbo of the loth Mat., letters from Leiria meation Imeamerekg et meekest, had taken place, et whisk It nes enteloal to redden in thestreagme meaner sob* theedeprienetthentenseee. Serest was thedisiatie eeposemi. thistawmiszetthe laic drum at Lapels hell, kto sold. dieted *ley wadi 41010 aar houses and Mee piese swim same postponement or alteration of the died& he iseled. It was understood that the es_tee eR Dasin would ham a protest forwarded him, emit est mold elsolmeddemsed Se the State Assembly. "We, Podia Maim IT., wa g of Prussia, in consequence of en amengesmat Mora wee with the other governments der Germ beer, and reserving the sanction of our ehandierolemee asWlews : IJpcm the undermentioned fo. reign geode, whisk will be imported or upon which the duties will be peg from the 16th September up to the 31st December this year the following duties will be levied, in addition to the tariff of 1816-48 : Tariff of 1646 Additional duties Par ewe. Per cwt. Int , if mixed with geode and boriery °attest, wool, 110 thslers. MD 1 4_ _ . _ 65 10 - IllithiweeDia yam, I et 4 *DK mad yams Marl with woollen sal all tad Vat= roods lazed with my ether adds bet ilk &N oir" wieir g weadj i = mg kw wimple mit Mod h. PINY media orb mit [MM &St = big elew u dew. ) sad yaw 77 . 99•419wil 13 alborpowitto. 2 - STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER, toy scalrle Talograpt .) Pawl Ihrvis To NIX. O'CLOCK Tars Mamma the whet *ad weather et the aederowerticesd plates verso Mews: Luisa AM— Mae [burped SAE -Vary Om Alsvirk.. &W... Very fine Low .ll nee Ikeelord .....AW....000d4 Ifeeciatter 6.W.IW= Breeden Onabrldge ...BAW...Phre Newmarket- -.6.16....Ptee Cbehread IL —Mu Norwich A.— Hee Nottingham 6 „Moody Ceitherter ..W. by B.Phae Peterborough 6.W.try &Ilse Crewe .11.1 w B. :Very lee Poole E. ...nu = mat N• • •••CloOd7 Poetmoutb . .N.w... rm. /CZ-Pim Roithr 6.6. —Mae Zeit Derehara.lLLE Mae St. Nee E....Plae flowlhareP6:w .6 w....nne Harthed A Flee =l4l.by 6....P0ny Hall flAW...Plae A ....Very foggy Ipewich....W.by 11....F1ee Teaswerth ....N. Ir. Cloudy Leeds 6.W. -Cloudy TweedmouUt ...W....Very buy lakester B....VeryeSsess bg Yarmouth .....AL...llne Bride, Sept. SO, 6 pea., roted S. ; dry and blight Partinadcw, Sept. 20, 1 pm., wind ILA; very Ine. SHIPPING. MAui ARRITED.—DabIia, 2 ; Waterford, 1; Donsghs: dee, 1 ; Gnemsey and Jersey, 1; French, 1. Lour:tow, Boot. 21.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.E., light breese, and fine clear weather. DIAL, Sept. 20.—8 S.W.—Arrived: Queen of Britain, St. Lucia. Arrived from the river and sailed: Manchester, Port Philipp; Gipeey, Callao. Bailed: General Chasse, Batavia,. Manchester, Philadelphia : OFT HASTINGS, Sept. 20.—milies, Bombay. PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 20.—8. to 73.8. E.—Arrived : H.M.S. Adelaide, Plymouth and New Zealand; H.M. steamer Dover, Plymouth, New Zealand, and Coast of Africa. Mtneums, Sept. 20.—Cubs, Valparaiso ; Helena Hardy, Cuba. Eurironn, Sent. 10.—Arrived: Jay, Quebec. illlBll7.—Sailed Zelia, Mont* Video. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Deo o'Clock.—Consols have recovered this morning the check they experienced yesterday from the unfa vourable tenor of the news from Paris, fully confirmed as it is this morning. They are and have been steady at 86/ to 1 for money, and 861 to 4 for account, without, however, much brini ness. Exchequer Bills, 295. to 325. premium. Beyond some slight variations in the quotations we have no particular feature in foreign securities. Dutch Two-and-it Half per Cents., which have been heavy for some time past, have now de clined to 44 t to 61; the Fours are still 701 to 11. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. u before, 70 to 2. Danish,'.6B to 72. Russian, 98 to 100. Mexican remain 161 to 17. Chilian, have further improved to 86 to 8. Brazilian, 74 to 8. New Grenada are lower, at 11 to 12. Venezuela are also in decline, at 14 to 16. Spanish Fives remain 111 to 12 ; the Threes are somewhat better, at 23 to 4. Passive, 23 to 31. Portuguese 211 to 21. There is difficulty in moving most of these stocks in any amount, and the exceptions are chiefly Russian and Chilian. The general half-yearly meeting of the Bank proprietary, for the purpose of considering the rate of dividend and other special business, is now hold ing. After some preliminary remarks, the governor proposed a resolution for declaring a dividend at the rate of 31 per cent. for the half-year, income-tax paid, or 1 per cent. less than the rate for the half-year pre ceding. Mr. Fielden, M.P., then rose, and pro ceeded to animadvert upon certain former statements of the directors and their management, concluding, as we understood, with proposing an amendment that the rate should be continued at 44 per cent. This proposition was supported by Mr. de Winton, the head of the well-known wealthy banking firm of Messrs. Wilkins and & Co., of South Wales. Mr. Levi, in a humerons speech, and other proprietors, followed in the same direction. It was objected by the governor and some of the directors, that a dividend of 31 per cent. represented as nearly as possible the exact real profits of the bank for the period, and that a larger rate could not be paid with out infringing upon the Rest, or reserve fund. When 41 per cent. was before divided, the profits of the banker were larger in proportion. One of the proprietor, suppuUd the directors in their resolution, and reminded the meeting that they should not only look to their own gains, but recollect that they should ad also for the public, who might conceive their security to be endangered if the Rest were to be encroached upon. After several gentlemen bad spoken, it was decided to refer the original motion and the amendment to a ballot, to be taken on Wed nesday next. =GLUM PIINDS. Beak Ikea, shot trgt a atgooK a lr Ault , 864 pat Ct He& sees., gat. 3 per Ct Coo.. Lane.,Beli Lir:Waste Edlis Vs. to 325. prem. roaslal 4 per Ct. Apha %PP. 12Pr 01 .1 8er44, 7 02 Pr r)4. 17.14., T 4 0 . U 4 6 ;Nat. amps Arra Pk, 20 2 MP COMM ilk. 1113 $ DAP Om e tt i lllL Ooksables Nadi U 3 pi OL MOM 73 24 pr 101Jils212 Da. 00140 4 prat ONO Owls.. TOI 11 FUND& ._ _ D =lak 1 pse Owt ,11 IS Ozer& p lk Gal pw % gpalspw. lq 17 Zar h riginall swim le a t= libir 6pm Spridi U I = l Par s ail.. SI P "l4 =il en maxi . 6 RAILWAYS.—Shares are further improving this morning, and are now quoted : London and North Western, 109 to 11; South Westerns, 37 to 9 ; Cale donians, al to I; Brighton& 24 to j; Eastern Counties, 14 tot ; North Staffads, 61 to 1 dis. ; Great Northern', 101 to dis. ; Oxford and Wor cester, 24 to 2 dis. ; Chester and Holyhead, 27 to 6 di& SALEM EFFECTED DP TO TWO TEM DAY IN LONDON. Cakdonlan (, 10 Yesterday's prior wlll he found Lon. k N. in lag page.) 1 Westem, 111 110 No. New 101. Fret, f+ Do. New Qra, 6 f E. Anglian, 31. 10s. per Cent., 21 Do. 101., M. & 8., 9, 01 Eastern Onstiss, 13 1 Lan. k S. Western, 38 Do. New Goer. 6 per Oat, 611 Midlend. 844 Do. Eater. No. 1. 1 d Do. kW. Oms. Pref., 101 1 Edlnts.snd Olmg. Mr., 91 ea die Do. Om. Bra and Bum. G per !beat Northern, I 1 Drat, 113 14 OremOreat Weeks; North ot Es 7 emd, 228 N. Ittl aw thael die 6 Do. Halme, 441 N. Do. Do. Cks, MIL Othrd, War & %Aver., 1.4 Do. New 17. 91 Ropoloa ra :/1 1 111101•0, 1 Lam. &Tort. Qrs., 1 0 1Ae7 div Bona 11112 %* No. 4 , 9 3 Do. hada& is Wyse, York, News., & Bee., 27 Landes and Haekwall, 41 Do. Eatemks No. 1 (leek sad Do. Wm., 81 Newel l :4 Lam. 71.4 11r1gkt.,, and South Omat, Do.ler.), 141 York sod N. Indkad E. & W. Man., and Ll= New 10L Riding Ey 26 1 Psi, 91 Perk sad Emma, 161 LIVERPOOL SALES, Barnmenn L.—Own o'Cloci. Priem are still tending upwards. Bir., Lan., & Ches. in., 9 1 d Lev, Crea Is , Be elaport, 71 d Caledonian Frei, ea. 94. 4 Is*. new,* Lim ra . a 7 1 d East New. 21 &Meal Week 93 an.=Veks. MEM, 41 1 4 Marrs., Os., & OWL Psi, 13 Lon. & N. Western, 109 S. E. k Doom, Mj Do. New Qra, 1 d Do. No. 4, IL les. 94. wos Cumz. I Lan. & Yorke. (W.E U.), 31 T te d librews., Os., and Met. New, 1 d Lend. & N. Western n. New QrA, Teak News-. sad Mum (D. N. E. 18s. 9d.1 d par. I per OW.), 1 I 4 , Man., SheL, & Lie. Eighths, 74 4 Do. No. 2, 1 MANCHESTER SALES, Samoa M. Them was ?ether more bushier transacted, at 'lightly advan prim. /... k Ta ced ck. (SU. late Ex.), 11 Tie., Idea, sidNevre. Jac, 4s. Western ( Hard. and MIL IsdhisgOkt4l. al, 10 d 21m. R.& C.), 114 4 N. Skramlstaga, 4 Man., aber.as tin.. Pref.. 50 I. Lat. &Dewy 4, 616.16 7 LEEDS SALES, dientrata 22. The share market was doll, and e transactions few. Prima were without alteratloo. 8. Est. a Dever. Ne. 2, Iti d N. Bra.L..la ralnks, 71. 12/.1 PRODUCE.—MixoNo-LANE, Half-past Two.-4 Thera seems more disposition on the part of the trade to buy than for some time put. The refiners hays been is the market to-day buying rather freely ; and, although prices cannot be quoted higher, yet the turn has been in lissome of the sellers. The public tale of Pernambuco went off about previous rates.—Coffee steady, et yesterday's prices. —Cotton has been inactive.—Ram means dell.—Spices dull. —The public sales have been few art miimportant to-day. alZteTant;siirel77;.6:l.ll . N. Western, 8) d TALLOW.—TaIIow is very firm. The demand eon %keel very large. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot. AL October to December delivery, 47e. 9d.; separate mouths' delivery, 48e. CORN.—BARNSLEY, Sept. 20.—We had a good attendance of farmers. The millers were scarce in the mar • ket, end the prices of last week were scarcely maintained. BOSTON, Sept. 20.—We have been moderately supplied with Wheat in oar market to-day, which WAS taken off at about Saturday's rates. Beans in limited supply, and fully u dear. A fair show of Oats, etd the turn lower. Wheat, red, 4135. to 53s • white, 50s. to 66e. Oats, 17s. to 22 1 . Beans, 40s. to 425! per qr. CHIC/INSTIL Sept. 20.—Our market is Mill moderately supplied with Wheat, and very little increase in the supply of other rain. We have no alteration to toffee in the value of any article. Wheat, new, 465. to 525. • old, 665. to 59e. Barley, 29i. to 341. Oats, 22e. to 255. Beans, 421. to 441. Peas, 40s. to 421. Flour, 41s. per uck. HALINWORTN, Sept. 19.—We were fairly supplied with new and old Wheat, whisk sold at the rates of our lest. A few samples of new Barley, of fair quality, sold as quoted. Peas and Beans, Is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, white, 501. to 60s. per qr. ; red, 40s. to Mo.; Barley, 30s. to 31s. Beans and Pear, 30e. to 36e. HaiWARD'S MATH, Sept. 20.—There was a full attend ees., to-day, and new Wisest, being in improved condition, realined le. to 2a. per qr. admen. A good demand for Oats. Old white Wheat, 161. to 161. 101. ; new, 131. to 161. ; rod, 141. to 161. ; new, 104 to 141. • Baxley, 34 3 . to 363. Oats, 201. to 235.; Beans, 365. to Q..; Peas, 38.. to 40s. Ronrostri, Sept. 20.—We had to-day a good supply of new Wheat, which comes in better condition, and full maintains last week's prices. A short 'supply of old. which also sold freely. A mw parcels of new Beats and Barley, which sold at Is. lower. Wheat, 445. to 631. Barley, 30s. to 3 5 5. ; grinding, 265. to 295. Oat., 21s. to 28s. B em i s , 271. to 393. Peas, 355. to 38s. Bye, 31s. to 31s. SPALDING, Seat. 18.—Oar market opened fist this morn ing for Wheats; milers and merchants (spirted a large supply, and thought of buying at last wok's petal. Although many samples were shown, they only repretented a s mall quantity, and holders were unwilling to submit to last week's prices. As the bulk offering was not equal to the requirements of the buyers, the trade closed briskly; even u much as 604. was given f' . r red Wheats; pukes generally were from 52+. to ote. for line red, the con dition very good. New Oats, 10d. to Ild. per stone ; old, Ild. to le. Old Beau, 38s. to 425. ; rather more offering than of late. Batrewr, Sept. IB.—We continue to lr...ve f ersurablo weather for the harvest, much of which has been carried since Friday. The reports to-day are neither so numerous nor ro bade' to the potato disease. The supplies of grain to-day are large for a Idonday's market, and prices are we ll maintained. Wheat, 9s. to 1 2.. 6d. Bagley, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. Oats, 6a. 9.1. to 70.10 d. •' and Oatmeal, 135.63 . to 16 s . 63. per cwt. Indian Corn is scarce, and more inquired for than tt has been for sense time. Prices range from 91. to 91. 10s. per ton. Donuts, 9spt. 19.—With the exception of two dam we have now enjcled a month of the mat favourable weather, and the condition of the new grain is considerably improved. Oa this day'i market we had a good supply of new grain, which met a lively demand. Wheat fully maintained its value, and Oats and Bera were each 3d. per barrel, lad Oat meal os. so 10s. per ten higher. Indian Corn wu also le. per gr. higher. Flmr and other things maintain their value. The following wu the currency : Wheat, white, new, 265. to 31s ; red, 231. to 30e. per 280155. Oats. lls. 6d. to its. per 1961 be. Barley, 14s. to 17s. per 2241b5. Rape seed, 245. to 26,. Oatmeal, 14s. to 16s, per cat. Flour, seconds, 181.6 d. to 19s. 6d. per cwt. Indian Corn, 355. to 40s. per 480165. HAY.—SMITIIPTELD, 7kw o' Cluck. —Marrs. Cooper and Davis report trade very heavy, at the following quota tions: iihnoMorolow 48.. to 744. I rtowen..4o+. to a. I Stns.. 2b. to no. Inferior— ...... to 6t.e. Clover .. 70 , toloo. CATILE, &C.—EXETER, Sept. 20.—We had a very largely and finely supplied market of all descriptions of stock. The show of Beef wu large, and although a good stroke of business was done, the market was not sold out, still the sales were of very considerable extent. Fat Bullocks may be quoted from 60s. to 66e. per cwt., or from 9s. to 10e per wore. Butchers' Calves were sufficient for the demand, at from 61d. to 6d. per lb. Fat Sheep must be stated at from 61d. to 60. per lb., and fat Lambs from 6d. to Old. per lb. Of store Lambs a fine lot sold, at nearly 19s. each. Of Cowl and Calves, good articles commanded very good prime. The show of store Cattle was large, and very fine, consisting of steers, barren heifers, and prime young stock, of the North Devon breed, rising, and so me o f thee two years old. The quotation fir barren Heiftn must be stated at from 341. to 41s. per cwt., or from 6s. to 7s. 3d. per score; the young stock from 61. to 81. a piece. REDDITCH. Sept. 18.—At this fair there was a good show of fat Cattle ; many Besets went away unsold. Sheep and Lambe were rather dull sale. Pigs brought high rates, and many were sold. Rottman, Sept. 20.—Our market was very thinly sup plied with both fat and lean stock which sold at last week's prices. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Mutton, 4s. to 53. Lamb, 4s. to W. Veal, 4s. to 4i. Bd. Pork, 4s. to 6s. SOUTHALL, Sept. 20.—Trade very fist. Beet made from 2a. 4d. to 41. Mutton, 31. 6d. to 59. Limb, 4s to ss. Veal, 3a. Cd. to 4s. 6d. Pork, 31. 4d. to ss. per stone of 81bs , sink ing the offal. For Yesterday's Markets see last page. Vie Opprelio. MAILS. The mails for British North Maeda, end the United Statm, will he made asks 'woks of the 92nd Sept. The doled ask, e4Mandlies, to the Mobterreasaa. ele men Egypt, Ades. Oeplam.Sept hdls. Illwag-Koes, lb, will be made up this g. the Mk ne kr repa will be mole o=4Lishon, of the 27th Madeira, Cad* and GO:salter rip me the Bept. The mile 4 New Sink elm, Vas Dlesean's Lad. sad New Inked will le mode ep me the maks of the 30th September. The mile tee be Wad Oeset of Afrisa end Madeira will be made up tbeevieles et the iletk= iim The Wed Barnet* Namur, Hamm Ilemames. Ori i term, ki Nera Creta, Tampico, and Porto Rho, sad midi.' these foe Medeirs, ' M Chap% kweses. West Omer of same, Booth Amad Garthessio, ei. end ßa nta artha. Nisereges, will be made tip onthe morning of the end Oet. The nib kr the Brazil; the Blear Plate, Monte Video, I Yodels% eatl Buenos Apes, will be made up on the V=en i tie ith Oat. • The m rawriand mails ke Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the lonian blank, Seim, ties, Won, Iron, Flons-Kong, and China, WO tioutharep• tow, will be merle won the sondes of the 20th OM. 11110 d e w s. AT LNDOX SAMOA. Ts. DAI-91 s I Ws. psst $y A Asesom 99 oda, sul TiPsossow—Alont/es, 11 ism pa. 9t Aft/WON Sale. pant N. LONDON, THURSDAY, SEPT. 21. THE French National Assembly is making haste to get through the chapters and the articles of the new constitution. Hitherto the malcontent spirit of public opinion ha 3 been applied chiefly to the depreciation of successive governments, and of those who influenced or composed them. More recently, a feeling of mis trust has begun to manifest itself against the assembly itself, as if it too was chargeable with the stagnation of trade and paralysis of credit. These censures of the government, of the assembly, and of the republic, have chiefly proceeded from the provinces, where the legitimists as well as the Orleanists are active. Aid from this provincial re action, and these provincial intrigues, many look to a speedy change, and to a restoration of one kind or another. We must own that the French provinces do not appear to as to have shown more wisdom, steadiness, or courage than the Parisians. They bowed their heads before the republic without mar -1 mar or protest. They neither aided ner resisted the 1 efforts of the government to restore order. The 1 rustic French have, indeed, declared themselves en thusiastic for order, and many . of them marched to put down the communists in Paris. But the same rustics have acted the parts of com munists and anarchists themselves, by refusing to pay rents to the landlords or tax es to the state. Lawlessness and selfishness have everywhere pre veiled, and no lase in the villages than in the cities. Should these qualities go so far as to embolden one town to proclaim HENRY V. ant her spina of the House o Orleans, and a third Loots BUONAPARTE, the chaos that must ensue would be frightful. Criti cise and despise it as they will, there is no safety or peace for France save in the republic. The National Assembly, right and left, seems to perceive this, and it hastens to expedite the task of the constitution, so as to arrive at the election of a president, or chief of the executive. The present condition of_ government is indeed dangerous and in tolerable. The head of the executive is merely one of the ministry, If the opposition in the Assembly do its duty, and defeat the government on any question in which the latter is palpably in the wrong, they by that not only unseat the ministry, but they destroy the whole executive power, thus leaving the weary ~, II ig I IS 141 g •••••••.... is. i ii. ‘ Nig is do Ng Ali M£ , 111 poi M. aid mit mad Ills smut PM Wild PS Mae Aft WO dim Mt es bei i s u rdS M▪ EM= , X.P.4 s Liz a 101bdes i (WIL al 4 Was 41M Alia vr. lONIA ~1. Mk it ‘,