The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-24 00:00:00

4. I • `~ .-~ 'Ng ~i ~ .... p • • „/,-."‘ -• • Peas% ohltsag as soldiers IN WSW/ %rotas to Ode brim —(etssedi A. W. PRZIORIUS, CommslisSOsoloraL—Wllsomo (dr.). L.. a MMA , OMONOMIS; P. Illelksno.OwnwdooL Sigurd) WARDIM 0.1 11. WI" oil W eir rwl ip w tatiora (signed), A.J. Famisdil. lA, eadit. ;W. J. Buummes, ouglitrate. - - - WORKING MVPS ESSAYS ON TITS 888 a A TH. MAR the etthethiettetthe et 111. NWT OILAEIOI4INAJtheri 711111 Qr6IIN. id MO ROYAL 111011•11.111 MIMI ALBUM?. W thefolhowtag Meldiar asd Waltham : MIN thee lee htthithiep et Qs- awes, One Y.T. J. WOrepe • P. Eestrail: s therter vi.. , JAr te ill . • m tp. 110060•0 0 flot NO Ilea OM Mid 6i 11 M . i th.Ahi. 4:l:reges. the Mit et od.l gr."'. it the Leetl A. M 11.T .4 pit n ergr .. 2= Y.T. T 4 6 11koberAbi. Ha fee Moth N.?. . arrian.. I. R. Nelles. Ilert.. LT. ....tensah Boy - --............- - _ AinMMUS • I "WI 11.814 114 = 7 OMNI M vtit=a. aa. ~..~ 1101110•6111 T earn.. gar. Dr. = 1•811°.• I Arr. pc J. Joins. Irks*. Ozoi. aim Obans.. I lac Dr. Irmst imiw Oresburrrell. salSe a faukara. Polk • WWI& Nem Nwiwy ewd Os. Y. 71•• I 7/14/efl RIMINNI ead Oh, 1. TO. Wwededisel I mall Neel P @Ed Oa. 111, Illeewl. Frounws-11.eat 11/r wi... oeirw„ FatwowereProw. bails ; ••• DPW 011aww. kwersaP.4 Ww Derear i Ositeeh n ,..... Ww•Swa.••• Owe with the %- Await etewerios borers emenellew owl eitleoffil erseeisw,mrowt re bilm ra.. ..... F:: , o w: Wee ah W bi.it = . lbe• Ise We wen r be• ee takow Wes ei limewit se Ws •-•Chrlereast be weal I. the theeeedwe. art eatela Wes then es eall wilt tor OP neeemeetw %we eletea4orwede Ste dew dine 1 . 1 Ilwee plus si 21tt"Mbtlt b.""" at i li a . Tie tho l".. il as eas= may • " Todelest tee reedelms =MP NW WlOn 21 011 lila wog rest two nweWe irewdeel NW umpteen The Wiwi iNeled la WO aterwothle• as zi b eweetabb le the sw•Arrl i ct i zimmeo Mt Nat Diellee to wpm. Mob to s ag=o :wimp pima AMP Ow rie le= est paleve•we emeeeeeento wlllk les tae• ii ng wllb lie eiambeelelle owl tee the labowdeg Ara. me r i te ber 111 • 0=es WeArers owl hie , .1.1 1.. a0r & I set • , that • has - already boo a• • th. mew tho II MARL OF DAYS. a Ith • ~elk beer/. to N. sad W delloa64 be endo wP l AT l r whPe Z erfte el" Wre ibli 1 2101 T elt attagrewe...Sh_t_ at ert e Ver a i s e • WIWI Ws. he whom eemee Lee e• . 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The meant doleura eserl .Ihne. irides) Having old s for wart** roar to rare. 11. Mbeeliets. aow et nepeekait art. NM d Wombs a nook ea Ns WAIWTOOAT and COAT. I adat paid the orator) lee n to o al l earl le Ow Yiraistcat. .3ar7wob OS calk of mff o m 11Ziti I ear . Whim I or the germ gottert OWN tend* d tie Oa Walt Warr. Ler owe as Ns peak Lai m ambled he ataieate amen deed limeN the Ore drew 117 eleet reel ar yle so ?ROM= pa. oho ! at le igeria• I mar treteet. Fur tie qtathersie hail sot ame MX I oast perm NM/ sod 11 1"• 67.7=1. pk. Heed rat mei trim dr rate err Si sat, Me error 4 ma @tooter epee& as lir EAT. I arn owe. Nr. (Tolman held bil Or ro INK • 1 4 1 7;: n r ci tt n izi t oliMar =NV ' A. l PtoulAtly at oter—lload des et " hat i r l .blent. Thlo water was follerre le we Ur. 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' =et itt of ll Is is sit iesesseepsem sesseled ' le ire leelems. eel ler filer semi TM, Mir esersalee gig fie 10117: zlrr a s: tea lbeziz s er s = dm & is dosed Mee M 414 Theis IN smelt Paissir. lin brim Is reised as nou•ok. rni HORML—The celebrsted author of "Mag an CNA Won: w t. oos Ito MI = lir tZ ia. = diel 000 r MEMO worm. wad pro e nilr i , ho=smoollrirr.ofordostro ir ' w ar fisMolomoo Slool o , w o lambs op bo mar • ofilliolot dolor's II dd.. brook or mil Swab, prelim •01l la es pkllo pad ospelmoo olowo same" of mob lortioduir 6o bum wan sof So .. ontiosana Murt : " 1 ": 6 1 "•. • 0mfer .e.. 41=11 . 22d00 of in 00l fiforW mad MOW oraWlemairolite.÷. for #: g aohos•16•1 " lo bil imil lod . a. ; of TforgEL•ad es ts• Llb la booloo . " N V: a .1"/ NTE. 106 . 4 lua lreArNiit i li t 1 \ ! 1 11/10 CROUTON MOH SCHOOL, Dover4trest, sad Chortles elo*. Perscr.—‘ 4"s tir. IL VD4roll, re L M L.D.. 11.C.1. erred liever—Alr. Karla r.•. Tree, of Chemeretre—Yr. 1. C. letlibLar . o3llllllllrel never— Osbert. Mr. Term or Teel NOY Yr. H. Arent Ilere—Nr.Weedheeee. terit. Prepareer Ilerr—ler.lrlies Treble of Mir sui.--orms Terme of tlempe—lt. Ira therree. Trier rearet-11. Purer Tr Frig— Terre e ms [ Deervg--Al. *err Term o a f Dray— WI& iffftMitiM NNW . . ...... lireleeedeas per ems. Jester Serge .... ft r d :: I Trelegireesper ems. gl•earelleser...... =r o e 1* fleisr-Seerpreispri ems. mere et 1~4 . 0% .4. 1111166! Oievign. Priailialialgin, bur g= 11 .1,7. la Aiwa le as ahoy& Ita 44 WM *MU km for re Dearer • erre et re ger queer le role ter the re of eleAleeery. Ise. ; WOO ea the rbeet ;re bower the gelr rot Rumba DMA. Mg Inglin ll=h ere Oared fait eseardre to Mori ores la IS ...11M•4111 of a I Tre lmra thed re Ire erred la tip =rma= Mee ; re tiara Mar ell he We I ltee Pu r re bre eir 10rd.% earnre to re. L a leitiet=o. AM mar ; MIK to rein Vir e el Quereereerrierl The j Teee r.trear— kz • Jas. 1411 11 . ii i :j o =3 .. rt .Myll le IR jet = w ag Mb . Ost 11, les. 1111. se re ellee re earl reeteredera be errese. = .....je gt per easer. Pee ... re " mi 1..... 1= 71:= mere t ... r .d. rievillee l. lu hro are ermine the .fir of eiteelemee. " • lever refit rerrher that les rim le eel se mete to era Isle pvi es liet le reeehr et Is ere la Irre • hoe re rem of deteleige • re le pet kr Is the nett wet eg keeterg re Pe. :3 := parr ries le We rag le 11. - -Johs Lore. " • stir liie= b i le Withet b rilhelr eiregr ii Nee the Ire s rem pregerea.—theris meet areelles le to eireelee 741 = 1:4 11ke rele—lhe War eig= sr al-.............-1....,, ... eleeiMarkeie. gee eel at the re Weer te rewrap. pea rr e r sereillelth gerlitere b r i aM e re es repot. the r.. re or F .-- 1, etredes. —Arra vas mC ese — oitikaaroves *berm is ens MIAOW • PWALITIMIT 1110V1011.81116 Aottii soda the the l eildrzrwele et Ileem i l Ililarr, tad Cl e v elhelselrelmemost etzvaelmorbitreez se esemeer sionfloree=ehleallf W J l = li llictioo. Ors atrea—lloslbli Ilisolaalleallba. Oreamer. F . I I M a Min a i m r A ' " Anna Meas. ars dessah_-11011. ladolles 0111111111111. Bad- Irg. -errs. awl Derhelka of Were; Ilavelaelthe ; WY. Weans Sr_esd Toesdollea ; Oman arg Proaeh. Doom. Warsod Mimeo • Aolibuslle esker.: : Gee almal Illseges : belllhe als i. Z; Veal M Seetsea. Claw TWA:— beehilledg m. reao nos agereloso. awl Tardalles • bellhh. lahollall =A g e " adv. ' 6 : 13 h i a o u =S .0. rd. .. -4 -. ..nr..:r r ,.= = - . „ . , r. ,, +riridEF ; MLGr".:..."'etibjkttd• g; l eita herror i Nv i r rseedl6—Ovesk sod lolls Clevoles, TUSK a. N; Oak mad Imam Aallealtlia ; Germs awl Snub k iia an idear e 1i a41111 0.1.6. ai r . amg : • "I." . • awl Presesei. ha : oad . .•; IWO ' irtillat:l 46, ill" oh l raw • ; of Mahal : Ilearini m ree rod feels Onell4 , Loolo : Ithose4e4 Leans; Oka lila aod 16alleMloa pa itlke MN; NM all be dloseled dikes le Ores Orlin irlieh bear mewl *Mr delete waft la lbsr be prolialead he nedmival. souraavall. ill theVeseoesimelmeed le salsad be ye at eow The Imo =emposalhon selloa ell way oses*.. wafts le am. TY wane el Ihs *h. osexed. sod hid elms en sail moue seer. la maim onus; of des=bse elm. a ~ha the dna of ae dingill en as Shady 1143 ; Mani ilift MU ; 0b1ed . 344 1646. The laory promolleao ail be node .la Mimi. elm the ailed seer IN voodenesed le bids ; la meld awe. brawn posaeolir o ale m uado la hams. le IS Impotent lbal male .leekeases the new seems al Ile dip. Eftsi ow • 1 • he i s 111 as be an. area be Web. le waded AM my dew proses ; sad ha leMer Um wawa to. more Nos it moltal is Ur doeslepmeat et Ile rsoollo— slid' amid Se be will art obovp—egishis. est preld—aerlog, toe radollas le usiololvvid la deal or meet Melia= le ma lasosephlble all=s lis . " ?flbe bee of order. far . Nlle ere aim mar be e ake. la Ihreas. Ili reaset. apeolelly. demob ea Oh Yee *ABS see vairC a rsparrponblea et Ilse mbar whole tine Is irked be Ise ; sad lhs de* sesead. lll. = W lookb alum resolve sea a alp ham ter lam et sae mad • ear bodes deeellsa. la We way I. 1 mks to epee sad aelahla a tberoash loreedelos at eras Isors OW diumalse. evade* sad tot . log as la illeemea pease vile al pia Ihroesheat the , olkooL Weekly fowls in Ibis fit modest mad fat V o ca Midi ars lo be releraid.bserlag Oa OM loomproled la deo Mel ad MON sad el ceaceades lbe we la If:Mt he cad omempes resolval polls ; =4Y aim yea tomessia Om" ethleales , seam ee l ell be verdred. The 2 , at tegelar mad paasteal ollerolease le lls god oa iimi flak ebservism—seed co ploosea. he ear itho die elS b. web It And due been: = a l= le el= le" soeS beliag tba demon= ea=se model heah miser Iliaaje= Amami luelses sae Mid st /11.bewom. O 0 O 0 00 0 • O 0 O 0 • As oreloopmai boo boa mode r* Mr. olYtogfor u. ...spa.. et Iko we. liolabooracry al Ilio Rep/ .....k 1 MOB man .. 11•8 6 .:seial .spo. care e i t 11r. Doboldook pern. .I... wlio: no f or . oroonal rem of ON pertassasy nooks or 114 NIA &hod. or lij rarV i dlopoollloo Om tor { fi b mom odoodosod ahem hem As sr Nom le rim orti Is sho earl op or Sloo 'WIN la 114. natio& 111 nib% looms, la. on Aglaia Eon tam of lbo e nm lm : ors 1110010010 l by a eolloolles of dr oldot ortiolos or elm la Os saw sr Is tbs rmesoloord dole. The looms =ll/ Or 1110 lir so poodbio. el& The plias. dir =lotrgt rod Zee sor! "1"."8"1" 1111 Is midis" RARIS.—ENGLISH OFFICE of LAW, COM MERCIAL. sad CONY ISSION AO ISOY. sad et 011311RAL OANATION. Tint* 13. Bredoese de IS Bedeletse, lOW MAN NM. DI BRR RR D_ ,T from Lad's. SOLIOIIII. MILSCII A N T!( sod TOULON'S bedeeer te be tegmaled Is Farb. or Members es the Coo eSoM of Derese. AlL Imm Mb MINN PIIODIFTLY ATMS OLD TO. VISITORS I. FARIS mad NIA TILLERS e O O Sod at the BMW. sift every Iskosaks Obey ess remiss to sarlasesakbeleb, realm "• =gratIIINIANDISIC. sod LI/GOAN' sedrod. _parksd, stlored, rd FOINTAROND TO SVBILY PART OF TUB o t m IIML I T A In i f Lf d B L ISAL D I O I . IILB . I3I, • .0 1 10 vortad f rf Ligu prkm 1141 mirCONDUOTIDobre. ce d sttesdod Moms of yoladysis. gad gads et yor es gemsboks. LITTIRS TO Sad 111 FOOT.PAID. TkAILY NEWS sad EXPRESS. PARIS.— E!mount OrPICK-0114 TWA 13. Boolorart dela Mob. —Mr. DE BERNARDI% from LONDON. ACCOUNTANT. FORRION and OZNERAL AGENT, Boris( mod. MIA proortoloes att..) DAILY NISMB sod EXPREIrrar aW IDON MORNING sod RENNIN° ?Amts. MOWN orders tor, sod rg r i : m o t Mom throodortt FRANCS ml the CON- Ilr. De limworlE Moo lIINISFISINS to Madre and forrar4 advertise masts to tabor Mae at tourrat. TIAVIESS CANDLES, old. and 6d. per lb.; was de weed% Id; ampere. 101.., aad Mid.; Ina ordeelelewara was. le 2d.; easra,le. ; ed.. irlti bed MLL ; wear la dd.;care. yid. ea t ear ar Or par LE Ike lurk tr. sad abarad.r.li b illoarel let pr e ilia • add. la. IL A n sit ~ ft grili and di chop rob at lower peer ETENTB tar W i DINGS. BIRTH-DAYS, an YSSTIVALS. FELI X SUMNISLiriI Al?. ACTURBIL dread y the sir eider Ira* arr. =Lths dna id* war liiirers. aid mid by al migedaMe ion' sad tanwar on , eon. NSW HVACIETH CLAMP. SeddreAL AL emu, cApp,_ 'CUM , at • Brew ELPia IL SALTOILLas, Is draw weir erwswen with Was weed ; with Speed. See re per SALAD SPOON sad FOSE. r carved weir pfa tie pair; Ivor and dre. at arm rem BBEADENIFIL Carved wood WEL Ida ; wed ray harrlM. Br a IIATIVITTLIL lv wed weer EA W ea; paradde. Ir se dpa CHSEIVIVN I Fli. wood 3. witt erradored Ile. ; how 17. CU ItSSISDIdIi, with eandlord rd BUTTER DISE in with et dr or ftle, 21a BUTTS/L [NI E. rd bide. La: how handle and dear 411 i. CA RVI NO SNIPE aml 11. warn rear wed with roes head. 4:2 fa the pair. 11811 SATING-KNIFE, at widow pre FIRE CARVING-IEN ITS and FOILS. la slim end plead red. Balt JUG. 2 C ra lLop OW 11. J. Tower ME; with ad. WATER Ira ewer , patt l i c Ile.. and worrde li. Zed. A. raw. IL A. OBLET_, to 10a. WATSI CA FFF C FF TUEBIJS ornielled epor Ira ed. • MCdTAIII) POT. The Ere tonne - FaEr. Is.; and In rear • SAL re% TCILLAS. In earthieware. A doter with • AWL fa Id. the CAMELLIA TEAPOT. In Strada WM. earounied by Irian yen, lea ; A in dor 111 Was; or Ord metal, da IS. Bad- B Di. In weed. at wire rest • SEA-CADDY SPOON, in plamd wetal. fa ft: in dim ES Id. OSMAN JUG. la arl Oast aad ward.; is Worlaa. In Id. WINS TRAY, ht rew mart Ift• ALILLL lOL dad DrAille. esseelled Oren Ilt. ledessr. jar oarWINS CLAM In emenened LOWE% Is. padres& Barr Brres." weir la remand rderd. .J. Trord.i Front prior DIEIEST lIIVES and FOSSE, with coloured br re. kisi ellTlMO.thentro, Sher. carbwrica. Emanate.. sod wraa VILSTAG bIadis krA L S D STOPPEIEL in dr sad la deer tilt, at Terre' priers. U. C. Hanky.) CANDLEWICKS—The °akar. to rim dared by H. J. Toro awd, EA the pair. MATCE•BOX. "TM Iregbas Tomb ha %Mae._ plea, It id. FL TABS Brows. A.ILILL in Form. flu. ; coloured sititte tszerrimp, parde Bur, ad and resod& BMWS INdirrAsp, dm sad la alarm r ed, at wrier prim; is roar al ea and stocarda with marble tsar. EISSISO CHILDISH. dew iculdE tomakf, IL PIN=; li. ly reser SAP= IBM Warr with di Mar in were as.. Mt aed A wa A rds. IICPIECTUIAL ta Taret Ora Ben) li t e sejt, BRA VINO-POT. In retheawer " Baas imaresa and 4.. sod weer Dr dr bear Is. CESBEICS. • door err Is as BRACKETSA to her Prow BRACK, Ina OW EI wed wen la the pdr. and towards. PA/111-MACES CLOCLCABL at various prior . -.........—...... .. -....-.. 11011 OSIANSIT. THII °HICK SLAV& a elstwille. b How Power, la NOM AI al. 11131130,11•111. a sastasae. la feglea..o33. ; law la DiCOM Mws as f i ltell.l T °EDT anal COMlDLelageger. la Perim web/11U J. Oat ) 17 • AND TIM LION. • Maar WI 1.1. .. 1). la Awls*, /13 3a.: aroileroso. mu,. • ostoto• V. DAL la Parlso. 10 121. ; sod W ps le. Or(1711DA, a elalosite W. DAL OXl2piiika Se Dewar; la Vle la a elstuMW 1.1. DOD, la Paris, Mc ; er wait coloured 30a iLI6I, a Magnate J. Hell). la Podia. 14e.; or with co ntr. 30a 111 JOT NEPTUNI (IL J. Toyama, • eillcallat is Purim Ha ; la liver mad Is dela% at 'snow pilaw Jost Toady MAIM% • daI•MW, W Jr I MiWeseett THE W NYMPH. • Maw for tail war, la_ Colts. Ole dee. by lar R. The " UNA" DIMON. _ TOWl4 Paean sad geld. Tie .. DOlATlr l il' BROOCH. Parisi. aad MIL Tb• CUPID BIOoCH, - Tb• Mode Mayw '' by J Bell IR 1/14F-A 11011 T LAMP; • MAT STAND • • CELLAALT : A BIDIMAILD ; TIA-IMII ; Ti• sod 001111/ . POT; BEER no, Is A CATALO(II7I, ads twealy.tear delve. mg by Jamb andel. S, Obi lcadelreet. ea reielpt atlas* mews amp. Onalw Mill ussetad is niNFI st s piiiiillso Ms. 41i t Tort% 673.1 LONDON, TUESDAY, OCT. 24, 1848. [THREEPENCE. RACING OFFICE. 301, BtraaL—Ths M u: or tee tho 0414111XDOISHISI /TAM toot Owe it the IlloA i lliatra. co Se UM sot lONtho.—lor proton" tom sae &IL to Kr. JOSIIPS DhltQL ftopelory. to whoa poWelleo allot moo to was payable ot the those PRIMON. THE )108T APPROVED STOVER—The &- A. mod he the CHUNK s od VIM MY= poloraoh MB ambits WIN boo= a t I I & moos 74 eslim oVl l M l Leeeet Or etto=4 . 6 strt , l a ri46 ii. c= d dr pz=w i re until Wla homony, sod sale. Dube vim Too her d " . .7` . eons et rut emeort la the tom i lt the a adholo Impoostamo theetr ani lt . I . 4 or m a t0 ....1....r. E " :311, 0 7/ 1. it villsok aremiet . „ imi. ; . 1 .. 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No ma eellarel ezelellsa ‘ mccuir rot the all rtir aimed ; Ot lita trine aWf ak rllllllllllll. s. al maim Meml.lrest LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, MONDAY. 6.30, P.M. In my despatch of this morning I noticed the deci sion of the party of the Rae de Poitiers resolved upon cm Saturday evening. I learn since that M. Tillers contributed largely to the seanimity of that resolu tion by a speech of scarcely less ability than that which he delivered in the early part of the the day at the chamber. M. Thins is resolved not to allow himself or his party to be made the cat's- paw of Gen. Cavaignac. " I am for remaining," mid he, " be aus. I fear disorders very much, and the government a little. I think," added he, "that we are not called on to take letters of mark and go on • roving &u -miak:a into the departments, in order to make prises for the profit of the government." A cabinet council is to be held this evening, to de. termine the day to be proposed to the Aa'embly for the election of the President of the Republic. It is mid that the decision adopted at the Rae de Poitiem, on Saturday evening, is telt u a severe check by flea. Ca consequence ofa report circulated that an /made was about to take place under the name of Bonapartism, Prince Louis Napoleon has caused to be sent to the journals this evening, for publication, to-morrow, a memorandum to the following effect : " Well-informed persons having soured M. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte that certain persons were labouring secretly to prepare an Mute in his name, with the evident purr)se of com promising him in the eyes of sincere republicans and the Mends of order, M. Louis has decided to inform M. Dafaare minister of the interior, of the reports, and indignantly rejects all participation and proceed ings so completely contrary to his political opinions, and so entirely at variance with the conduct he has pursued since the 24th February." In the Assembly, to-day, the articles of the oonsti- Wiwi, so far as the 118th inclusive, were adopted without a division. The 119th article, which declares that the president is to be elected immediately after the constitution is declared, has been withdraws, the committee announcing that the government will present to-morrow the draft of a special decree on the sated of election of the president I have already announced that their decree will fix the election for the 10th December, carless the government should again change its resolution. MM. Payseger and Favrean proposed that, before the constitution wu definitively adopted, it should be submitted to the sanction of the people. This motion was rejected by a niejority of 733 to 42. An aaimata debate arose on the question of the respeelive powers of the Assembly and president in the telerral between the election of the latter and the daubed= dew iirmse. It will be recollected that the definitive form of the government is to cassia of the ag =rit and the Legislative Chamber, bat the Chamber will not be elected until after the puma Assembly shall have passed the organic laws, whereas the president will be elided isuasdi. I ably. In the Wee= the pvarsaisat will Kasha of I the praideat, whose powers am (leaned by the °anti- Wks. sod the resent Coostituent Asmenob te 4 to th d e mats_ se humans of which are not eon in the esmilitaliss, This Assembly is now asampotent. In y:S will its powers, and those with which tba will be invested by the constitution, be seagatible P the committee on the constitution proposed to-day, tint the AssmaNy stool,' regulate its votes on the cam& laws in the same manner as the votes of the ',ablative Asserabl are to be regulated, under the coalitions in the constitution. This question Wes ander dismission when our reporter left, and the Assembly appeared not very well dispomed towards the proposition of tbm committee. taas, Oar. Dow Lam, ; lbw psi Oiato ur t Mai pot MEIN 119 ; Last Lark SI 73; Foam Fl y % 15 A N 7.1. 00 . 1147,—; Do. Mina% —; Ds. Twoaada- Holf. —; deals, 79 ; lama Lam, Tremor, &oda 99. Mak 1310; kaalsais as Imam. SO days. ; 99 dap. — Sac, IS, mi. 11.51coravarit sad Orhara, 590 ; Paris sad Boma, Si; a ' ems. sad rim% 153; avtguaa tad Marwalltea U 7; Strasbourg Dordosua, M Bala al if ; Oran ; Marta, 556 Mar U. ra, —; dadasts sad Doolodao. —; Kursk Oon I7.—'Bete per Cents., lei paper ; eller Bobs. lel web. Flee p. 0.. 111 paper; after Bobs, 14 orb. Pamirs $ =. F after VAL $9 or ; Cower, t paw Bank et N. et- ea& ftarage b on Lends; 9 S O days .49 70 arL ITALY. The Corriere Nemeth 7e of Oenoa, of the 18tb, ears the fallowing hand-bill has been circulated throughout to the Loatterdo-Veletians.— Hold you rim is to strike the great blow ; annoy tann er My be easey, sad lean kin so trues; spy his move ment': take Ida seaways_ ; destroy Ms *tram mercy, wattle*. the elision Refine te pay taus, rid kill, as a trailer to theasmayorissever Eel pesehasegmasst auction. Tee hulks spielemeet se spleen items perairen ; use middy. Gams& The eta shall deals theerehos in stab mkt ire isterter. Weems Asa put on mum lag. Bey who shall be well-dreesd shall be treated as ea wee Teat bills about the walls, and on the rime amok and to the seeatry on the trees. Daring the sight thus gees, utter Grim stag the bells un i Feilly eall iseesseM/y essa The emeny will thus be o to divide hi Mess, mai my be mare advantageously securely tacked. Promo aythes, reahooks, ame, knives, and all kinds Mum. Paw up the ppsswwii r magazines, set firs to the Wreaks, ameba the swum by terrible aad inasesat sets, that will he aztersied et swat exterminate us. In am, remember that the Antrim are only the vile inarmsents of Merathes, sea OM is OfftilliDg Italy, they are guilty of Masai& is disk ewe resab7, where they are fighting fry be uses ease. It is a holy work to extirpate suck aseeners. Il Gentsmpereaso of Rome, of the 13th, says it is reported that our clergy am about to give the gown anent four millions of crowns, in equal insta lmen ts, daring fifteen years. We hope that the exorbitant riches of oar clergy will help to defray the charges of the public Treasury. /1 Cbetitsaionak Sabalpw, of the 19th, contains a report of the sitting of the Chamber of Deputise at Turin on the 18th, at which Vincent Gioberti warn elected president lig a majority of 69, the number of votes being 116. GioberU obtained 91 votes. PENINSULAR MAILS. B the arrival at Southampton, this morning, of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Mon roe., Copt. Bowen (Lieut. I. Inglis, R.N., Admiralty agent), we have accounts to the following dates : Gibraltar, 15th; Cadiz, 16th; Lisbon, 19th, and Oporto, 20th inst. The Montrose has brought on freight 35,0001. in specie, besides 12 packages of bullion. At Lisbon matters continued, to all appearances, tranquil. The apprehension of cholera engrossed public attention. All vessels arriving front continental ports eastward of London had been placed in quaran tine for eight days, and the male regulations have ere this been extended to vessels from ports in the United Kingdom. The Iberia steamer - hes been reamed prairie at Vigo, and the mails for that place and Oporto were delivered through the health officers. At Lisbon the exchange on London was 62 , 1 for 90 days, and 521 for 30 days. The Lisbon Bank notes were at a discount of 40 per cent. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. By an snivel this morning, we have papers from Graham's Town to the sth, and Cape Town to the 12th August. The further intelligence from the north-eastern fron tier does not communicate anything very important. Pretoria's, the rebel leader, had, it wu reported, re turned to Wenburg, and Major Warden had encamped ie the Orange River, w her e he would probably await the arrival of Sir IL Smith, who was last heard of at Beaufort, on the 6th of August. The frontier rivers were unusually fall, which retarded the movement of troops. Frets:Rum according to accounts from Phllippolis, July 23, was following up the expulsion of Major Warden by very decided manure& His patrols were out in all directions, and even a messenger who conveyed the despatches from Colesberg to Bloem Fontein, wee interred bY tim *migrant*, who took oat the staff ings the saddle to search for papers; but they were otherwise secreted, and thus was saved the despilis which conveyed to Major Warden the intelligoele et troops being on their way to his relief. Ms gem. patch, however, did not reach him until after he had evacuated Bloom Fontein, and arrived at Bethany. The South African Advertiser contains an ma emus letter, giving an account of some most horri ble barbarities mid to have been perpetrated by the emigrant Boers beyond the Orange River. It states, amongst other similar acts, that two_ years ago, "about 3,000 souk were murdered in cold Mood at their own kraals, and their children taken into slavery, and divided amongst the raptor., in like manner as the cattle and sheep ca ptu red on the same occasion." Another ernes is meat of a number of the natives having been trued to a cave, and there suffocated ; she game having filled its mouth with wood, to which they Mt I. supplying quantity of tallow and fat beafte mein the smoke enter more furiously. Th e movie, pertkular respecting the segolistiaa between Proemial' mad *jar Warden are from tie Graham's lima imerreal, of the sth Aug. All Bride eels boyessi the Orme River be. kr the pre sent as te sald—the Rase aweistrates who had been seedepted tharo bawling boss fiesibly awned by the rebel lion' sses. It sew apron that Mee Warden, as hie re am le lases Teeislo, attar barbs es misy seemed being mom a primer, pmesedal mobs hi Me peg le ems gap dogrible. it Ile one thee_impeegigg Ni. Ike to the Dun' seem 4 Ni selds dish Wader deal. "MUM wahine for his rams, a base, of which w solids a copy, wee received from Paptsstas. Major Warden lemiep_ be. the bearer that Mr. Ran we. dolidaed a Re re- Awed to give say supply mail be woe refaaM. We Ine emniewed ie, sad Mr. Rea reports that the Been* law Of emu wee widda are lanes of Bkoa Ps pan ; that it madded of about 1,110 mm ; that di wanmeniratioa with the osisay wee witAini that all at tempo et resiamme were miss. Meer wariw, taus hov• fag ao shamed's, preemie& to treat, end the arms ghee below were speed ups& We mast help eismgag omi tte i we expeelemed some surmise at the raidseellse el on this emedoo. With Me everpeweeteg embers he ha it in hie power to demand samedltioaal serreader sad it be had reaped to primes gss, we hardly amosted be would so eel wi th reed to maistiag espial* of the meadow M wee. WeilMisu. July le, ISIL-As we Ma tea test sad seas Male wash eliee. ad Wt feel,. am; ad vanes 11,8. Wit le ebehrie IleMela the eserelly Wag an eer side. I eta lira ay ally le Oa aMa Weal a p le-1 ail Ilerehre re e mr lea Ie earike vielhaz i ell gtve up Me lin le ale I haw Ileta Wag per:: 1 2 arrin We MS Amon Ilea sellrer, mei rata mane rier ld hel t ill 41=1 le eme woke Malt rde-I law. Ire Ss alb me hie es Ildiaee l • ly =rae vira i l=6 et ay wady me lain "WU 4. W. limereme. Omit am To Mar BMW 1/0/621. Brit 70111•14 1 Mk 11111.-at as mama MU Oa day Y tea et the cif Mee Raab alb Its. Pereerla4 wee. merbehhireg the Almapat tram the Bala Mara sad N omeage Seed meet allseratmeameel. ea :- ht. Ilie the eel hae aim Yana dal eresemie ete vale k tee Sea fhb deleole, ea Ihe lea lesatelzklar ip. IMO= ea mg *MY malt el way aft al parse Is ha ete six mom= !or se Emmy . Is ow al F 0011111614 bier Ise OK mew by 14.. Pre. arleu-lei. Ma the Seek Nana ea lam as mew tram et the eneepelete mewl Me hewn limeitsed mania Irma tria Se has et pm a d es. Sea le& Ilia the Call fte Kr. Melly. a hemalete a tee adt a the eireir. ea the am Wee as he %UM riles,-ea. art Itr. Peeturbe Is Ow gifting lb hen ten the Imellsie et Ikal Ma 111 Ihe east et soliast Ineepeet net helegalehrib fee meadet eh the wr of eleramegere. or alms alba arias awe ureatied. Me. fteferhee wlll the mi == Ie mew a a ask easentrese. wawa Set 11111 liseeel pater are mew allows UNITED STATES. By the British end North American Mail Com piy's steamer America, arrived at Liverpool yeeter day, we have accounts from New York to the 11th Mg. The approachiag presidential election continued the topic of absorbing interest The elections held in Pennsylvania. Ohio, and elsewhere, for governors and members of state legislatures, were considered emi nently favourable to the whig interests, so that the hien& of Zachary Taylor were very sanguine of MON& Maxim is reported tranquil. and Herrera'a ministry is stated to be going on satisfactorily. An insurrection has broken out in Tobacco. There were rumours of a battle having taken place in Yuca tan. A tremendous gale which took place in the Gulf of Mexico, had submerged the island of Branca to the depth of seven feet; the inhabitants were rammed by a transport ship. Staling exchange had declined to 1091 to 1091. United States Six per Cents. command 1041. Cotton market rather a downward tendency. Flour a de. cidedly downward tendency. The prices of all bread stuffs are declining. Provisions rather dull. The Britannia, from Liverpool for New York, ar rived at Halifax on the 13th instant. The Hermann, Captain Crabtree, from Southampton and Bremen, arrived at New York on the 4th instant, and the Cambria, Captain Harrison, front Liverpool and Halifax, at Boston, on the morning of the fkii inst. The following is from our own correspondent : NEW YORK, Ocr. 11. The mails from thim city and the south failed to marl Bosun in time fee the steamer which sailed from that pert on Way s A violent equinoctial gale raged kr three dato her departure, end the my d= of lan was rendered unesetela and Malley. It ammo very strange, under such eireare kat the cats deeaU not have waited till the mail treks embed. Paostnelity is the life of business, but the steamers egie Mended to sessemmodate the commercial world, and ea essinkns like that meationed, might well afford to wait a few hem. We want steamers to carry the mails, not to let ge Maw when it is 12 o'clock. Rereittanoes, orders, and ssiophe of oorn laid over, go out in the steamer of to- day. It is strongly the impression is this country, and I have hinted at it before, that in five yore time there will be as English steamers running to d moment ports The packet hashes has been almost wholly engrossed by the Americans, sad why not that of the steamers. It being con sidered a settled question that steam will triumph ever wind, our people are now turning their attention to the subject. Our ship-yards are crowded with voiesls of this description in all the stages of Programer, and as every effort is making to perfect our models and our engines, we expect to equal, indeed surpass your best ships. There is much greater attention paid to the internal arrange meats of our yawls than ever. Many of oar sew coast lines are fitted up in the style of palaces, and every comfort that ma be conceived of is provided for . Our political world eentinues to beagitated with bieement hopes and fears. Oa Monday night there warn a large oat• door meeting in the park, of the Moods of Mr. Van Bare, dm tree sell undidam. They were quite enthusiastic, and the orators were very liberal in their abuse of Generals Cm. and Taylor. Meanwhile, the eland= retains sentine to be favourable to the whip. The Comnaimal deellen in Georgia shows an increased popular majority fa kelt honer and we have just learned that the state of hays, one of oz ig eocrisitions from , Spain, has elected a whig ir =or il l: friends of Taylor hold up their heads, and 'lode smilingly. Mr. Webster has just made another mooch. He warm up as the roams proceeds. On the whole, the whigs have at this moment the best prwpect of success, while their opponents appear, and don ea are, perfectly confident of victory. A new and angular movement of the moat influential *pimps' clergy and laity of the western district of New York lies recently token place. A meeting has been held at &chestsr at which resolutions were pared, emanating from an even/FIG*I society of recent origin in that part of the state. hese took the broad and distinct ground that the law not only constituted but governed the church in all its secular transactions, and that the bishops and priests have me power to bind the consciences of their people. This mon meat will be followed op elsewhere. I alluded the other day to Mn. Fanny Humble Butler. I learn some interesting facts in relation to her present poli tica. It is wall known that she married a wealthy Aim- Amu gentleman, of Philadelphia, with whom she has not recently lived. Hs has recently filed a bill in equity le obtain a divorce , and the ground armed is said to be la compatibility of temper. Mrs. Butler resists his application. This unfortunate lady, eccentric though she be, is sincerely attached to her husband, and would live with him if she could. But it is maid he will not allow her to do so ; and the resent cause of hie lest resolution is her Intimacy with a dstingushed Luray hazily that he does act Mee. Mrs. Bailer has nothing herself, and receives nothing from him for her support. Her wishes are very and she seems to be weary of life. The New Yea e , haew lag her unhappy position, will doubtless give her a sordid welcome when she returns to the stage; and we have so doubt that she will realise from her new efforts as iamb as she made when she was on the American boards previously— • SUR estimated at 30,000 dollars, all of which she gave to her father. Mr. Memeady is drawing respectable houses, and has ro bin character of Macbeth with great success. He is ru s e g tradadred by all peons of good torte. Among other public characters to whom public attention is directed here, is Henri Herz. He has brought to this country a large number of his pianos and pfanlna which find a ready sale, at good round prices. In all probability he will remain with us, as he is much admired es a per. firmer and composer, sad fi nds his wares are sought for in this market . He has opened a large male-nom in Broad way, and a musical censervetory, where our young women are taught the graces of instrumental execration. He has a clam of about fifty persons, who pay him ten pounds sterling each for a course of 24 lessons. The country is full of European professors of music, Ger man quartette, and full bands. They are to be found in oar principal towns and villager end the noise of musicians is everywhere usical heard. Our national taste is getting to be de cidedly m Among our local exhibitions now attracting p ublic &dea den is that of the American Institute, which is held lnc large building of stone, outside of our marine promenade, the Battery, with which it is connected by a bridge. It was once a fort of doubtful strength, intended to defend the city, and is now converted into a rotunda, with lofty galleries, an it can easily contain 6,000 people. Here is made an ma nual display of the products of American industry, and they are inaamerable. We are ourselves amazed at the beauty of these fabrics. I can give you no idea of the sane it pro mate to the eye. Cloths, of woollen and cotton, silks, sad even velvets of oar own work ; articles in all the metals, par ticularly iron and silver, in leather, ivory, woods of various kinds and value, furniture, musical inetraments, machines, headline, paintings, meet the eye is all directions. The exhibition' is the worst enemy which free trade has in this country. The speakers who ascend the rostrum almost ' every night point to these evidences of national skill, sad say, " Why should we impart such as these from abrad when we can make them so well at home ? What is the utility of our • being boom' hand and foot to liegiendl ammsrcially and pecuniarily, when we may so mar be inispenerat ? Why should our gamey go to arms to main its labour, when we have sack skilful maimaiss la the United States ? Witt you have tree trade if it breaks down their enterprise sad their labour ? " The MiliZis, very generally, 'No." And the troth is, that estion or free trade was to be entirely decided by the American mechanics, we should never have it. AM this leads me to a kindred topic, the mausereig esadition of the try country at this moment. As I wrote you, our weary of the Mowry, believing that by a bendy apparition of his mill unity to purchase Timmy be Wale leave the maw market, bought, net mom eines, dien van kra kusalred thousand dollars math or thou mem end he Ohm In epode, now rapidly eesomitleg it of the willlWhouse, in the shape el dads@ upon oar mpartelens. It was supposed this would ghe lastest relief, bat it hes set. A Aggain, we was told, and ow are told, that the Waisington beaker, Mr. Canaan, has rude a segotiation in Landau, by whieb he will be able to bring et lees t three =Mime of gold to this eountly. This report is credited by sem ml disitelleved by others. Pleverthekes, the seamy snwint remain the sum We therefore attribute OM deringement la warlord prawaiszy esmittion te the messehe imputations of gooks goo& moo are selling at prim elm* tee low te he medal& Geed shahs, worth 4 dole. per p a s er a i: Ma eft miler the broom at I dol. o f Ma mak, at Me. per yord, end override" in =he poems& ca solar Wei made fir - foreign ememt, em seessilei abread, and ear mege is said to be drawn ter r ter ads pavan. We mappend the tide weeM lam tamed la ger hewer, bat it bee alt. The prominney miss lased hole ansisasen are emetently la the seseleet, and the hada re OM to Mama* them, list the specie would be hemilhon Ohm Mr. they my, es IPA as they as le I teen mesh hr the mama adages. And thee we per. Wee that, while the credit et our 'lnvestment is so mod that its Treasury notes us gym* above par, they willbe held se wayenient lavestawats, and me sot likely to be used for duties. this way we ere loony ambanaised, while, as I lave Was whets you, the country at large is eationtly Fortress We have now in this city sposers of Califor nia gold. It was rumoured hare that the real motel was es scuts and dishiests as that of the Wicklow soantains, which, 6kas. ot ty, by aseor y dusg to Moore (who is sot hold very good otiosi l, gosbiyor), ever the surface ' Bat it improved in ail California. It has mashed la in a ftopM, vicibie, tell item, sad lams quantities, sad so it is wooded that the "golden age, ' If ;I ever had say is about to 1N00.10191100 In a mosaic na. If we ha d' bat a ship canal or railway wren the Leona Poona, wo should so strange nictoosass la do trea 01 Urines. " know what we are, bst we knew use what we don ba t " . . Pl.:Hi eseaes — et thelisceph ere have tone iehrouttioa this weessias from OW mei emsylveats, with seprd to the deeds= welsh leek piece to thou states yesheday. Is would ses, by them reams, that the whip hem plaid ia eel Maass. It When ht peel, thee dew Iwo l'emelteemie, whisi mold Weld be impish,. TM dela GI this. s. violist moss be lablinithi 111114 NEW YORK. OCT. 11. 'COTTON.-The market remains without y diange of moment since Saturday. Otmai,nally a lot is ...Id on rather easier tares from thi wharf. The Nalco of the last three dipalmat errour had bill.. Poona, A_ a decidedly downwaiil tendeoey. Michigan, its., of common branch, sold at .1 37113 red 0 dole. 500. to 6 dolt". 6210. may be considered the nags for Ohio and 01.1111109. Southern flour is dull at 6 doh. 0240. Rye Soar, 3 doh. 581 e. to 3 dole. 0210. Cam meal, 3 dole. 311 e. to 3 d ole. 371 c. Ths supply of wheat is maple ; 8 000 , bushels of Whit* peon.., sold at 1 dol. 27c. ; 10,500 bashehof Ohio 1 dol. 16c. to 1 dol. 18c. • 4,000 brands of rye, Mc. to 69c. ; and a small lot of M40;84760.- Oats are dull at 33c. to 34e. fur canal and river. Cora is lower : soles at 74c. for round yellow, and at 66c to 67e. Am sailed. WIELLZIONI, with a full demand, is very firmly held far en advance on the last sales, which were at 26e. to 2810. flag South Sea, and 271 e. for North West. The receipts for the year reach 1,900,00016 e. Watt.' Om is advancing. The last Ws fat sport was at 330. which price is freely offend, holders asking 34c. to 36c. at till ' , East. About 4,000 barrels hams been taken at 33c. to 36c., according to quality. Arise.-Pots are in good request, and the continued light receipts have enabled holders to realm a further advance, sit offered being readily taken at 810. to 61e. per lb., pally at the latter price. Pearls are firmly kelt. at frellei oh. 181 e. to 6 doh, 25c. WHISKEY is dull at 25 cents, for states prison barrels; Ohio will not bring 24 to 241 cents. Paorisioxs are rather dull. Moderate sal., of am pork have been mode to-day at 12 dols. 75 c. ; prim* is load at 10 dots.; lard,l3/ to 8i cents. in barrels, and 9 cants. la " Pontoon to Liverpool are 71 to 81d. for grain, and 2 1 1 1 . 6d. for flour. Corn to Ireland is Ild. to 12d. par bu,hel. MONEY. Ooveurmitirt Bnovarrtas.—Tressury Notes, 4; per sent., 1031 to 1031. FOILEION IC:mutton except for Bills on l.t.ndon, are quite inactive. In Sterliai Bib s there has been g ,rne activity. Exchange on London, 10 to 1091; on Paris, 5 to 5.25; on Amsterdam, 391 to 40 ; on Hamburg, 351 to 3.1. NEWMARKET RACES. (THIS DAY.) HOUGHTON MEETING. MATCH.—Farthingale received R. from Cireaesisa Maid. SPITING HANDICAP. AM . Swallow .. . 1 Circus SWEEPSTAKES of 10 Sore. each. Elimea . Gobbler , 2 HANDICAP for Two:and Three-yr-old,. T.Y.C. Ferule 1 CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES of 23 goys.. WI, &c. Dacia Taffrail 2 . Twenty-four started. SECOND EDITION. IVotn the HAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. BANKRUPTS. --- Wusux IlArriniws HILL, Charlton-platy, lalimb" Oder. GEORGE WESTBURY HALL, 1.42111-Stilet, City, But TAME RICHARD CASTLE LAIIIIINCE, Broadstaire, Isle of name, :ant, lionised victualler. JOHN 'Acuson, Clifford, Herefordshire, fermi. JOHN COPS, Derby, fishmonger. CELIRTOPHI 0/LIATSS MIDDLETON, Manchester, soap SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ARCHIBALD HILL, Glasgow, funeral undertaker. JOIIX RAID, GIAAgOIT, wine MINBIDUIL ANDRIW HAMILTON, Olaagow, clothier. ARCHIBALD WCONICHY, Glasgow, baker. DAVID YOUNG, Glugow, dealer in shame. PRIM& SCOTT HTIWART, Glasgow, tailor. ROYAL MAIL STEAK-SHIP TRENT.--SHIP ISLAND, Barr. 26.—The following has been potted at Lloyd's : Sir, — As in all probability the Trent will be a few days overdue at Southampton, I have written to inform you that the dam has been occeaioned by a succession °rya's, of wind (eita. noetial), with heavy seas in the Gulf of Mexico, ha ' g been kept three days on our passage from thence to this On freight, 1,330,432 dollars.—(Signed) R. S. Nonvoi, commander.—To Capt. E. Chappell, R.N. The following has been posted at the North and South American Coffee-house :—" New Orleans, Sept. IS. TIIS Royal 11.11 Steszaship Treat arrived at Ship Island ea Tuesday morning last, from Vera Cron and Tampico. Tbu Trent, after performing her voyage to Vera Cruz and Taus. pieo, upon returning from the latter port, was prevented by a severe Norther from entering Vera Crux for some days, whereby her passage was delayed. She got away from Vas Crua on the morn mg of the 20th of September. She had on board 1,602,000 dollars; 102,000 were for this port" ' A LUDICROUS SCENE IN COUB.T.—There is a point beyond which human forbearance cannot go, says an American ;ewer, and the most even of tempers will become railed at time,. At the seance held during the last year at Lincoln, In England, both judge and *mussel bad much trouble to make the timid witnesses upon a trial speak suet- Meetly loud to be heard by the jury, and It to possible that the temper of the counsel may thereby have been turned Judd. from the even tenor of its way, and the more likely, perhaps owing to his feeling himself to be a men of m a d- Seeable importance since he had married a dowsger-dnehee• After this gentleman had gone through the various stages of bar pleading, and had coaxed, threatened, and e ve n b e llied witnesses Mere was one celled into the box, a y ouag os tl er , who appeared to be simplicity personified Now, sir,* said the above-named counsel, in a tone which at any other time would have been denounced as vulgarly load, hops we shall have no difficulty in making you speak up." I hope not, sir." was shouted or rather bellowed out by the witness, in tones which almost shook the building, sad would have certainly. damned any timid or nervous lady. " How dare you speak in that way air 1" mid the commal. " Plasm, Inv, I can't speak no louder, Nur," said the astonished witness, attempting to shout louder than beim% evidently thinking the fault to be his speaking too low. " Pray, have you been drinking this morning ?" cried the counsel, who had now th oroughly lost the last remnant of his temper. " Yee, cur,' was the reply. " And what have you been drinking ?" " Corfec, cur." "And what did you have in your coffee, air?" shouted the e xasperated counsel. " A spun., our," wee the answer, inn ocently spoken, amidst the roue of the whole court, excepting only the new thoroughly wild counsel, who Sung down his brief and pushed - out of court. FUNEREAL F.LOQUENCE.—A Correspondent of the Desrhogeon Free Press has fa:Malted to that journal the Snowfall reroseins report of a funeral discourse which he says he heard delivered in the Florida House of RAyreeenta dem The duty of soaking it was voluntarily assumed, and even insisted on by the speaker, to the no small wonder of the house, his utter Incompetency being notorious:—" Kr. Speaker.—Sir,—Our fellow-eitisen, Mr. Silas Higgins, who was lately a member of this branch of the legislative, le dead, and he died yesterday in the forenoon. He had the brownereaten (bronchitis he meant, I 'uprose), and wee an ancontmon individual. His character was good up to the time of his death, and he lost his voice. He was 66 yeah old. was taken board can b s e ic i l i t a r a fore t a he died doll r anatdhia.miaboarfaggh; mate erweelk, washing and lights incladed. Ha wee an fa genie:me ereseue and in the early part of his li fe had a father sad mother. Ike was an officer in our state militia dam the last war, and was brave and polite ; and his uncle, Timothy =belonged to the revolutionary war, and was *NW SS Simionant by General Washington, first deat siad --osier-in-chief of the army and navy orri - . Mood gam" who died at Mount Vernon, deeply lamented by a large ads of friends, on the 14th of Den mber 1799, or thereabout, and was buried soon after his death with military hemeera, and several guns were bust in firing salutes. ggeelow,—General Washington prnided over the great eantalsenhedrim and political meeting that farmed oar giagaggsa ; and he was indeed a great and good man. H e one gem in war, first in pesos, and first in the hearts of his memtrymea ; sad though he was in favour of the United States Bank, he was a friend of education, and from what he said in his farewell address, I have no doubt he would have voted for the tariff of 1846, if he had been alive, sad hadn't a'died sometime beforehand. His death was coed dared at the time ea rather premature, on amount of its being brought on by an ordinary cold. Now, Mr. Speaker, such bang the character of General Washington, I mode. that we wear crepe around the lett arm of this legislature, mad adjourn till to-morrow morning as an emblem of our for the memory of S. Rigging, who is dead, sad died r e=brownansters' yesterday la the foremost." SHIPPING. U*na Azirvin.—Dublin, 2 ; Waterford, 1; Demegrhap Os, 1; Guernsey, 1; Flanders, I. LONDON, Oct. 24. Wind this day at neon, 8.8. W., light airs, and ilne, clear weather. .S l ' \ l't ' si‘ Warsur, Oct. 21.—The Indus, in leaving the barbo' •": ''.- . struck on the send bank near the West Pier, but wa s silted eland pat back. apparently without Borrow, Oct. 21.—The Anna Maria, fr o d r a r o i,k,K. • ~ , •11 ; .. i v_ N., Hall, which per in here on the 14th iwit , leaky, and _ i',.:-','s 4 1;! . ."="re . " ' I rumps choked, is discharging her cargo in a damaged 'll - il,a • '::... ' • • ::. i 017 niacin/4 Oet. 19.—Arrived : Jasper, Bt. J ~- - --. 1 • ... / Newfoundland. t \ / PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 23.-8.8. W., equally.— Arrived.,ri H. U.S. Driver, cruising for the lionsewarithound. Stan a:Lj Dam., Oet. 23.-B.W. to B.B.W.—Arrived • flemmu. ba d , Ba Pada, Ceylon.. Arrived from the river : Jams Genfhia. Biking/ MS, Oct 21.—Bailed: John Bright, ValpeudiA Gkham. "Wic _ _ _ ,LOIHRT OOL 20.—Arrived: Carron, and Bert* 3. c Cazorrr, Oat2l. — Ended : Owen Bird, New Y ~ . Bassroz, p0t23.-B.—Arrived : Pioneer New INA_ --- Juno, Goober. Bailed : Lerwick, Richibusui. 'lc. . 1.--, ..0 Parasol:Pm 04.23.—W.8.W.—Arrived : A r/7- •. -, - 2 Pr:mourn, Mada Oct. 23.-8.8. W., equally.—Arrived : ILiagiam, m 1 4,. 1., L 4 t `- d t•I L, / ---.--•