The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-06 00:00:00

lasseath oar streets and boom, and of thei peat river which bedaabe rather than washes ear walla We have bean fambliag stoat sash geese= fir yam Detain( eat issurary teethe in esashear t o 'intim mai with the pehaine a datale lessiteeed. awl alp hie toraewea le AWE ., bin% Wei preptistere theme, have Med epee Mir righla OssiMbeee bight ami simeassi ► my fee disk deasheepa aid the erawarri perk essiele have nee beta easammedel ageing 111471111 bas of filth red Wigwam as might lave bass We have ally just as a sanitary memineks ap pointed and mat yet imialed. We lave psirdany see waled in a eampaiga eisiast eveepee4 harp beat worsted in a smile of eswolle is The smda Aware that it wadi revues Ise great 'brae sad toe.ime a bend memy When tese these =were preme d. eilltratrvehateen lovelies attempts te or deodorise. This Ites= very inalleinat ; widiet the task el Wait peelestly emptying their sewer into ties Thmearbee extreetinT it to fertilise the fields, ere wedge et thee. 4 aepsri• meat, of expos" weasaistory tea wee he She ether, and not a little porpiesieg to a bend wide bee bat put seen the light. Amidst all this inchoate state of things, for which parliament and the opposition of vested rights are chiefly to blame, the cholera is advancing upon as, end will be here long ere the survey of the ground and its falls be completed, and of course long bete * shy primaneet drainage reform can be attempted. The first duty which presses, then, is to take such sanitary precaution as may be required, and as can be made, against the owning of tho severe and dreaded epidemy. The cholera is this time making a comparatively noiseless coarse. The lands which it traverses are absorbed, as well as their go- vernments, in political anxiety, agitation, convulsion ; and as the combatants of the Thrasym ene took no heed of the earthquake that rolled beneath their het, so have Slavonians and Germans marked almost with inattention the ravages of a merely physical he. In the Danubian provinces we have mealy a reeled of the ravages of the cholera, so excited are the po pulation of Bucharest and Jassy with the strife of nationality. So. but for English care, typhus and Amine might make their strides, encored for and on ebronicled, in Ireland. Here, however, we are without social hare or political agitation, and can look cholera in the face. Perhaps we might defy it better could the masses be more regardless . of it. Bat unfortunately it has one strong ally in most men's minds at present, which is, the general depression and anxiety arming born either want of employ or stagnation of trade. It is impossible that there should be so general a depre ciation of all value throughout the kingdom without a corresponding depreciation of sprrlts and of the mental elasticity, which but defies epidemy and Ulnas This, however, is matter for the eoonomist, end beyond the power of physical or of sani tary legislation to minister to. We allude to it, however, hem the belief that one of the best antidotes le cholera, in every locality, is to give as much cool 'tort and employ as can be de vised. It is the failing stomach sad the faltering mind, which becomes mom sway a prey to the disease, and in falling, eater*, and aggravates its 'shanty. Charity, then, 'be active, as well as eleauliases • and the map ladle should be pat in requisition es Well se the themirth pestle. The Sanitary Board will, no hatred es In many necewary particulars ; bat the the charitable society, the clergy of all in sad the wealthy clan grade', must not he idle. All are physicians la their way. All have medicine for body or for Wed. And it is not merely by white washing the seem or etearling the platter, that health 'may be . - I. hat by brightedic the pros y/mu and filling the stereeeho of the peer. Tim =el 01701 D, in his eimirbahly dew t e NEM the disagreeable imam of n: pte between the National Sesiety sad She go vernment with thu imeeoth dexterity of a proem! *atm gliding polka wt marked ". very trim The Dishy Sae eside unwilling In to aimed a great stmater wry good, Lot ve l ey ili T ( We, &mime kr tains *on la plain tame what said think of the raided ..,412=4" 1 ". see nst at a loos for pro re mends to enables to firm a tolerably correct notion of hi. lardElles judgment respecting the con duct of ng in Jun the moiet he y. la Ms y speech at Ask great 'seatie plaial told th em,. that the . course they were ea the point of adopting at the recommailion at the hw clergymen who were Leading all the oases by the nose, was similar to that of the child who says, "Do what you will, I won't be good." The members preheat *Wind to the reproach, pondered over it, and deisted for the mo- ment ; but the instant they were out of the mesh of the bishop's eloquence, they listened to the voice of the tempter, returned to their old ways, and, as the esquel shows, have determined at all hazards " never to be good again." They have just published their correspondence with the committee of Council on Edo .sation, ni which it appears that by an obstinate ad : henna to unreasonable claims they have nearly arrived at the point of depriving themselves of all par . ticipation in the government grant for the promotion of education. As a great part of the correspondence relates to • technical minutia, we shall not weary oar readers • with any attempt to abridge it. We wage at esmte the great points in dispute. It may be jimmied that the dispute Niece primarily front the amortioa . by the government of their right to demend dna security the accompishmeat of the mime fee which , they furnish toads At ilret, when the sal4mt was new, both to the eounal aid the este- Eden of the Naalio& the senditiose of amistanee were loosely made assailed. This fact i. enhoned by the latter parties. In their moo _maim transmitted to the eomatitke ef council h : the dame wen Om ecassittee of owe the era twee of the Ifeticoel fleie4 hit thee their alleaties was Mina to a sratilest ea Midi hell nee haw -Vase Imeltamploulashat easeldreelfee ; beteg sea see .M segely Y deleit o eel te warmest* with the eimilite, *IONA IMF woe reedy M as s ihr as resale to ambers ia lei& act «stain eart rig at dl6l.B makerat= saelsty weld bait *Setif ce tette*" ell that the mist, might thLak The unfairness of the defundese of the sosiar l i e si tlei llama aim fast, that whim the the boas* 'I its plea of teams" of the probable larking of aided :im allowed es mesh haver, be c t ia inanal== but expressisas, and bsidly shamed with base de c he Its premiss', because it has *pled die . that naturally seggesesd throwairos. • mansgement clauses 'dish the_ govensrmi has pat forward as the asedlises of their svelte' -Is schools requirisg bdh mw la somber Aar. They mire marked A, B, C, D. They are to Ito konsted la*, tremt deeds of the solussis Claws A, SAM Of acs wards& so as %allow ef a tabombly=le v = • aka= sad mirougement el the isavimg seed supewhiss 'Mindy Ind enseakellally I. the lauds of the asp. Clause D Miss, Malls to give the clergy the whole power owe the ssimal, Cr, me its advocates Measly awe* Nev. more lc=to the sisogy." l id Meml Baciaty, , make great snubs the promotion at the more frequent adsplima ef this dams The Crew setter of Wool, idle hew skews the greatest sourtesy daring the whole tithe amersegusienes, mull have yielded every point whisk did nol sempreedes priamplo, maks a stand bra All the dame Seib ultimately to bring ths Whelk whisk me nit its inflesace within thee power et a few pewgo uses, wet row of pply v the the Domndro tb , Cassi Tyr? isliterell y riquire geed roams to be shows kr the themselves aping to Slew rri a. nsetion .roltm class, if it is dssired ma y i t: mejority at two.thirds of the subseribra In lids a aroditics, they are muting Ozietll.l.4/ to the 'hi a *By anscanced as th at MOS ~e elan Oil tho =the lammasa lim% amos*, of the empanel= of of the clams, Lily la ths mgt oT sakseb. The society, whisk' resogaismi amm g psinoiple with us bed tree% smote We with dm insidious seguat that the tosjoilmy=e l weakened Sprawly mai mot in samittrof Themamp tics al this allmatiss week' dmew dl amok it Nor lead lamb within the ad, of its operation Ye is beads IL a oglakateil 'obesity. This mg be tabus es am smse* of ths animus which Jammu tbeliatiroolThsisty. The grotoemsat mist this prepaid rory kitty by granting " that it is et pedirnt to require that this mojority in nusabor shall represent two-thirds of the snow sulussibed." The answer to this very drover example of Wolin an osemy with his own weapons his mot bass rest dud. The Ckaimittes of Commilbsviag mainoted the die- miss Ida Ms semi petst fames and temper, = boos Milo we see =IT Se la, br Ting they now sisal stesstid Y ass refs:Zfart;atUa liu gl i re e. MMO fo a must a The whisk mien to the appoint ment of the aging" aiNtrator is aims Of dk path we MA net dwell man —at least, r ek =ent. of whisk soneares the if a membe r of the Marsh sf Boslemilie of be Miler impcet. The emmdMse Om& men of eginka that a declaradialkem a yams eggs( to he a amber of a ohm& esmalltse 11Mat ho was a bard Ns mumble of the Chant of -send &mild be esteemed a sulkiest test of demi membership, ((vie( the very satishatery reason that ends a decla ration wee all that was rereqqeked from la members of the Emiselagisel The National Soggy, on the ether band, demanded that the test of &arch membership should be that et having bees kr his three og List past a communicant of the Chunk of Nowlan d. we assert that the goversisst, in granting, after some discussion, that the latter test should be required, in the event of two-thirds of the original subscribers desiring it, ham, in our opinion, com mitted the error of joining one of the parties in the &arch. We deny, in roe°, the truth of the principle involved in the inquisition of the test in question. We deny that the communicants of the Church of England are to be taken as the sole and adequate re presentatives of the church. We assert that the vast body of non-communicants, forming the very large inority of churchmen, have a right to reject with dignation the imputation which the adoption of this test will nag upon them. We will take any half dozen parishes in the king dom' selected at random, and leave it to the decision of any unprejudiced person acquainted wits the feats, whether the communicants or the nowoomminicanto form the most important part of the congregations at the churches. We are quite sure that while in number the non-communicants vastly exceed those who communicate, they would not be inferior in intelligence, in pondon, or in piety. Why, then, are they no be dmied their share in the =t of what especially concerns them? Why, ale the sins of the clergy to be visited on the people? If the taking the sacrament is the only true and valid test of churchmanship, bow is it that taking the sacrament is the exception and not the rule? What have the clergy been doing ? What have they to answer for, outraged as they are with the spiritual educa tion d the nation, if they have failed in making known the absolute necessity of a point which they consider the test of churchmansbip ? Granted that the laity of the church do not generally communi cite, is the fault exclusively their own? 1U church, either from want of ability or want of will, has failed in pressing upon its members the importan c e of one of its rites, and we protest against the initiation of allowing it the power of punishing for a fault which has come into existence chiefly by its own deficiencies. FRANCE. PARIS, THVIIDLY, 11 Some at the journals this morning mention the is port . which I communicated in my despatches of last , that Austria has definitively rejected the Anglo n.ch mediation. I have not been able, how ever, to meertain what the foundation for the report is. It will no doubt, if unfounded, be contradiMad in the Moniintr. _ _ _ Liseveriiii the parliamentary party, which 'mete at the 'agitate, again assembled to discus the goes. tioa of the Presidency. After a long debate, the qeselibe Wag put I. the simple form, "To whom dam it below of right to name the President r the meeting resolved by a considerable majority that mimed suffrage was the only solution for the quietism. M. One Baia has jolt published an addition to his =Rea the sensfti to dm demeestrate menabl that the at Presithat by the A y would be useepelisa. It would, **Wm?, appear that the result lithe great debate , whisk is to commence to- Liza e s death doubtful as aatth l can be, which is to a dieennioa ia the The Cleresirm says : " There is still a good deal of talk of the retinessat of M. Ward, Minister of the Lustier. It is no longer mid that M. Armand Mar rest will emceed him. M. Duman is spoken or, and it is said thighs woeWbe *boa as Prefect of Police by M. Berger or M. Tillebffillll." The Madrbl mails of the 29th alt. have reached ae. Our coavespeedest writing at that date says : A fact of some impeehmes appears in the sews from Catalonia. The eabesilla Chietrim slim Des Missal Vila, Carlid of the Pomades and Vallee, pre eethen=wl.Thilltwo of the officers under him, on the 2114, to Brisidier °said°, commandant for the Qum of I laying down arms and claiming garden. By the Spanish mails we have received letters from oar correspondents at Madrid and as the fiparush frontier: the former to the 30th ult., sad the beget to the tad inst. at Bayonne. Comeideralie etheadea was created among the dipiematie simile at Madrid by an beak width bed bees of fered to the of the Ameriesa anis ter in that _eapitel. flanY lt appears that the Amadeu aulaidm.hid mat a she to - the governs* dime& fag ea hmsdkie webs, and aigsraties, desiedag that elbwldae he wadi strike Idilleg and retain. in it si t=edemt hem &yens slates that a thahle mevommt is ready te break eut In the northers malamute Spain, premeled ea thews hod by the Ofditle. awl on the other by the Pregtadds Geo. ffite wee ehmrged with the pdaelpal twthamed et the forraskaad wee ready to dart at the that Opel, and Iriarti was reported as abed to Mb the lead of the letter. Mmes. Ism 10.-716* pie OW; 19 6160 w ; atlr Sol" 16+ I. 1 , 166 per Oats. ale.; otter 11610.1* Ps& =ter; .A kr 11610.11 as 6. Ociaper. 6 rpm. Sisk at St. MI ask 0 pane. *Maw as Imam. 90 Ospii, SI cal. ITALY. ITALY.—The Milan Gast& of the 29th alt. de clares eildelly that the armada. bee bola protease' zi t a rsist oaeautt of Sfai satas. Millet mad eki till the 992 d NAPIAIL—awe letter have bean pablidied Whisk mai bearers the Britishmad Praia savoys sal mead emanadas at Naples sad Sr Neapolitan oreameasat. The letter of the ea meet the =Lat . to . see* their lad day lox edam At ins* the odau• rah ialedwa Sir W. Parker etiginathees " thereat t fr aneg ai tili ed ill e t lerolgli tam bete l M art resistors* bad amid. en Imbue of *Mali; to which the easels d civil was hardly present a walla r ead s l u ig h adairal adores that Dew Willis mut ease 'She home Ewa-moats are aoa volts& Hie Ilblegy sada duaora Bat In the aware and Fala i 4 , h oil i sei zal tains leis ampel the Neapolitsa to peat ea endetiee sad heetili disFar I=eunsoie et Park sad have been GERMANY. PBUSSIA.—The Berlin journals of Oct. 3 have rind ea The plan of the antral emotive in Frankihrt I. retell all the German ansbaration and minklms at thesign marts, and to replete them by the sugaimiatives el that central power, will of mem seemMe" if serried into execution, the with drawal of the Mirk ambaseadare in the redoes German 'vital', mid the aggelmtment of one only at Fraakfort-on-the-Yeine. /lie is a demand with which Prowl*, at Ise" will probably retitle to empty, leaving that kingdom and the antral execu tive, however, to arrange the make imbed they may. The fitaats dossairr of the 3rd al Weber pub lishes a eircular from the Central Mishear of Justice is preakket, urging the Minimises d hides in the verses status of Germany to lake stein *Er the pre vention and punishment of the abuses of the press, and of the liberty of speak at pulite meetings. Peen is still in a state of siege. The military authorities of Cologne have received orders, by tele graph, to raise this day the state of siege. Li the sitting of the Cosslihtent Amiably on the 24 the Miate et Fonts Affairs &clued that he folly expected that the negotiations with Den mark would lead to a paella arrangement Ice mmesquenes of the excited date of the pantry in the district of Erfurt, several noble Lailia have sought refuge in the chief town. The peanuts on the property of 'Herr von Mandihaveen have totally de highalak - moist, bat barn prosnisid to whit heSy V4 'llat town. . . lAXII-WEll4All.—Amading to semeala from Weimar a poetise' et to Imp ha. issailhatad a spirit d lama= f t l isa mhileaa p r i nc ipl e s ate extaading Al w.. sw P. psis ocers.mient at Vienna writes as follows: VIENNA. SEPT. 30.—1 sod en yen a number of letters Fruited from mummies". taken by the Hungartans from a amiss neat by Jellachich to Vienna. When it is taken into tion that the Austrian Envenomed his always denied having any thing to So with JeUmhich, you will scarcely come to any other mmehnion this that there never was a more tramihrees piste of behaviour on the part of any sweetmeat limn is skews in the following letter from Jellashielt to Omit Latour : To the Kibler of Wee, hie., Count Lemar.—Head Quartile, Übe, on lisMenees, 94—Th ei a e r es I am fee dis mem m tbe &pt. e with AIM your mama has hanithed me with Mils lotely„ I meet, treeven sui t s ej yea te forward se at year emilee esiemmm a moot to 111 the ovum fr the present ese l a the Add. I sea now in the Hungsrisn meritely wits wimps, and I eaanet bring myself to impas heavier burdens es the people. I amulet, however, move • step further wiliest the 111155557 money, as I mut preserve the gad apish* of the pesseetey, •• well as of tits trap, Ida& pemible whims mew sad without the nominal sottismeat of the pay. It is law/Deihl, for me this time to gin 7•• • detail oldie money I west, as 1 teanot do so with eaSeient esearmy, is meenat of the daily ineressiag number of say army, end bosses I have not yet been Ly the Slavoalsa awps, 1•••••41sg to my /*atoning, however, the expenses for Oetsbee will assent to 200,000 florins. and a sum for pummel szpsams of 400,000 aeries more will make in all 000,000 Amine, and I reepeetlially beg of your excel- Irmy talon me have this ma at farthest in • month. I reckon ea this assimance from the Maloney of War, on account of the operations I have already mousenced for the good of Austria, ite.--(fligned) hILLAORICH. Other letters from Jellachich confirm the con "prim which has been kept up between him sad the ministry, and between him and the divers local admi nistrations. The letter given above is sufficient, however, for proof. The Vienna journals of Sept. 30 have reached us. The financial deficit for the present year is 70 million' of florins. It in calculated that it will be 60 millions for the year 1849. Count Bathyany, the president of the Hungarian ministry, has arrived in Vienna, in order to have another interview with the emperor. The Berlin Zeitung Halk of the 3rd states, in a soy respondence from Vienna, that Count Lemberg, the new commander-in-chief of the Hungarian and Croatian troops, has been murdered at Pesth by a student. The Augsburg Gazette of the let instant says, in a letter from Vienna, dated the 28th ult., that an im perial manifesto will shortly appear, addressed to the people of the Anstro-Italian provisoes, in which an outline of the system of future government of Italy is to be given, and guarantees put forth for the new ceder of things. FRANKFORT. The Rankfort Journal of the 3rd inst. mys that the diplomatic relations between the central power and the French republic are now completely regulated, and that at Frankfort, as in Part., permanent ministers will represent both countries. In the National Assembly, on the tad, a project by M. Jahn for impeaching the members of the party of the left far participating in the affair of the 18th of September was negatived, amidst the laughter of those against whom it was directed. A vote of thanks to General Wrangel for his services in Sohleserig-Holstein was carried. BAD .—lt is officially made known that the council of war, amembled to try . Struve, has declared itself incompetent, and that insurgent leader will, therekee, be tried by the ordinary tribunals. ...„ THE S.L1))088, FRIDAY. V.lllOllO, OCFOBER - -6, 1849. ' . .. _ ... tetra W mi ( or* violation la Ae of reprisal se , lala. the mat 4 0 d bi obe diaoharged • Perique) Wieglialit•••tOf Ves s Peedibe niejvity of Me hive find at kW willstalgeel the lasal,wead Caka, lit fit HIM teue peg,The Navas, ehesWee milk We eiegheele, that M& A mooed h•simein d ban sr- " The teat Paved. the dwiedatlest esAispeerees with visidi rived in Berlin, is saw le o f the dropper of all listless aow-a-daye wawa, dm of the beam& et Portugal is termed b 7 Prude to take up le abode in gai rwai ftwo , 'is Gl ee saSksal bighlweir bower, 11018____,_nligialhaalla that ""rrnr i ff il udr sab]eet of the late armed faterfereoce of mole% but bee rum= to Tun that jeglead ia the diseasele teaceral of Portugal Ida of lat. Went. bees revived, sad with bitten's+, by the national pore of BAXEMBUILAR.—AesartinII to seeeuala Otos do eagumY! Weimar a portion of the temp has issalhated a __l_ PB* A n gr cu r mati " is as tabliab" Win d an v"" .„,_ ee. from ea. pens. There are sow to deteatioa OPirit PI trabriblitan alli k illhilallil P li S ei r . • between 18 and 20 Swedish. Norereeiaa, sad %MU& craft. UNITED STATES. By the snivel at Cowes yesterday of the Bremen and New York steamer Washington we have re (*ivied news from the latter city to the 20th, one day biter than by lut sterner. The Washington puled the Hermann on her way oat. There is no news, with the exception of commercial, which we sabjoin. The United States steamer had not arrived out COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. --- - - - NW Toad, Barr. BD.-Cotton all m i L t. Balsa abort 500 r u men: se Wm he p less.-Mse a t Ore alt this. u. I artharyM homy Itersra at 5Ma ; pad Owns at /W. Ne. Othibry an/ W; 6 dela le 6 di. Iralhara mils la • wit my at I WAN; le 6 ; Ms. ream tena . e2 . l=l I • I &An • ride et Sad Omens, WS sell at OM US' Mk. Waal Mat is meth M dth at ins. pun* et pod Wirers abed it k il t, ala ; UN Wee at den 8118 ere at Ps. ant MIS at Ma Flat paw ere Is wait then Qa Mairth ant Weald 70e. inthereL • arm of 7,000 MI. OW We Pp A lot at IN Me. Sum is real see d Llfddra • end deal of ems yeek, d that ea* be gth Ms Ws Men OILS Ws.; hew alphas tAw dots., nal 100 W. sod it 10 data The athe Ws tads admaied over use piste We Mae to P. pa b. all red id. Wes 6a lb. the bath tens ; wallaril Ws renew la Weed all, beet Weiss 110 be Ille. ark; MI teas renal ad Me add at IS dole. his 14.1186 theli. is be balk were twist fee Liverpool at 7s. sad MO le be ley , ship at M. ; at Se. 6300 bun. wheat la balk dad. Ike Ws to Liverpool, 7.324. was pis, eel Id. Fain sew urrui.-To Liverpool, we pale, rithe at tail to 7.374. ; heavy /ash, et 65a. and Soar, at 9a. U. A suer we taben up for the is port, to load with core, et /P.; sad MN bunk ditto were espied, at 8L For tar, 3s. was WNW w ed. Aso a direst pert la Ire. lad, $.3,000 pubis of eon were amok Wt la begs and half In lath, at 101. MONES KAPAIT.-Thege •La tat starling bills tha t it did ang W. the whet heavily at irto with bu kr best wee. The sleek archat is Wes bewails daily ram thyrened, ad halm of the weaker heal know not bow is they seal Sa est at debt, or so eau It at to be scarcely sm. Any Ihr ray take Pass in the market value of mind divideathpyri writhe Is at no ccesequence to Myers Wm Wag Soh to WM as the payments of Merst are sat Weaned by 11l 'Means of speculators. It has been alrenly Mari that Ike amemeng at the United thans wear pay, en the nth Mohr, thsardisalseat Medan indetwity, Wed by the Mawr DepseWeet. We non the racial notice hos that demising :- inertifirase st Mealsan bthennity.-Trowp Deparneiat, Ilapt, 16, 15111.-ildedepreWst i = k already sward that the Maws asialamal Sodom Wed by It, will be pidan the TM et Creleher mg, terfera ittr is SW ht wore IOW& lee= ankered U Ihe Sperm% Making as le the We by WM Wert SI he Warted is the pawed of aireseft. This ilsparreang ham deckled that the indalmnls main by the esprile erldoree, with ismer at 8 per cent, per sr nws sampled le the thy an which sub wee pipids, shsu term hi. Militsum an idda Menet at 8 per and. per annum will be at. eserib diyempesthaly, mil the 37th day of 0.3., Int, Inn mein -. MAW Slime caritas ere reported to forward ass heart* to the FM Wier at the Trinst7, who will duly saknorsdp their rani^ It it Snorter* kw the holders that their certtheass Mar be rawSed at as early day, othorwise the =4Weradens et Wm; V My are pragrad at a , Mpg prevent Ode psyneet au the don Rath tied by the deprWW, ear ea width Merest will ern as allay amenmeL Illasserei bidders for ths ineg of 18111, slie marks ed Means rilennity may, at ray Um Mere the Ink dOthhar mak west Sin Ix swat, perdsti they wth appeptre the meint payable Midis at of tie tena ens, wads the dardt all pawl at thalr Welll ess. thew der et dr imemtpayelie dr redthates se sessakeek 1m WI My adage, MI he pan ank el eleddeakel d tam km of 1045 emir be Maid f • lens thsei and Hs hsadat wal eel Ws WSW• MOW pat et sm. the Menet ea la Cie d e lliN dirle et dr PM SW en ille wreath, of withers at Merean Wanetty, bake Ihe 2 1 th at Carber sat, will earrenes team the ere et ensheeninar.--WCAurroca Youth, I Wag Ilmetary of as Tressey.'" Babjoined AM the latent fdatketa received by tele graph at New York: Now Oat.lAwl &Ipt. 19. —Th• cotton-marled madams steady. We quote stir et 11e. Moderate Wes of UMW Sour were ✓ide. at 3 dole. Wheat dull, at 75e. Oome wales new, ad in fair rapes at 52e. to 35e. Mer pork is selling in a mall wan, at 13 dole. wet of wept at tie.; and lard, In barrels, at So. to to. IikaLTIMORE, Sept 10.-Tbere was but Mid* done in oar muter y. end prices generally were without Man. We quote tharardweet flour at 5 dols. Ills.; and prime red wheat, at 1 dol. Or. to 1 dol. le. ALBANY, dept. 16.-Berripts by weal within the pat 24 bents 6,100 barrels ; wheat, 4900 WW2; ear; 3,700; =MOO. The doer market was ready In the ears of 2,000 larlethei the valor Ire/teen breads, at 5 dolls. 11111 a. to 5 dolls. UP.; Mims Mire for ant tt We. In grain, no teams arker were reported Mahn waiting later adthns. BUFFALO, Sept. 10.-Bresips within the past 24 hews :- Flour, 1,000 ; wheat, 34,600 barrio ; own, 26000. The whet for flour was steady, sad prier Ma. Trawetions neck MOO bush, at 4 Ws. nye. wheat: We moths Ws of ;SO Mk. Ohio, at I WI. Ms gyrations Is own ra-ehed 5,000 barbels, at 430. to 470. WEST INDIA MAIL. We yesterday announced the arrival of the West India Mail, and gave a general report of the state of our colonies. The two questions attracting attention in Jamaica were the state of monetary affairs, and the alleged state of disaffection said to exist in the parish of St. Mary. With regard to the latter, there is no doubt of the fact that disturbances have taken plate ; but opinion is divided as to the causes to which they mot be attributed. Whitt the governor, Sir C. Grey, supposed that they were owing to a spirit of dis affeetkm the Despatch and its party contend that they are towel" a determination;to resist the payment of taxes. On the 19th of Aug. ten of the St. Mary's police had proceeded to Goshen with warrant/ for the apprehension of S 4 negroes, charged as ringleaders in an aim& on the deputy collecting constable and t t e When the detachment arrived within a short of Goshen, the scene of disorder, they heard a Wowing of shells, and immediately a body of be tweet tour or live hundred labourers, armed with sticks, stones, and other weapons, turned out, and forthwith commenced an attack on the police, who were driven beak with one of the force &ngeronaly wounded. ----- On the 26th the disorders in St. Mary became somewhat alarming, and an exprese teethed Spanish Town with information that the police had been again overpowered and gagiguely _Wand. In oomequenoe, a deteghment et the Sad West India regint wag is the I .B° 2 L i g a trbas eo u r a t ree'cioacrid. marchedp rt re ofbad Wm mashed head quarters from Wedmore- TM impressed opinion of the governor that them digiusinnoge were attributable to a spirit of dimatisho thin became a subject of notice in the Aasembly. A =Use had been named to amertain the fade gauged him to insinuate that there was a desire in the esentry to revive the system of slang. This againittee presented a report to the Agnembly on the SIM of Aqut, rwommeenft_ the primatation to his ezeolleney of an address, was subsequently isms to t he We. bee ltddire I:111 4. 7. .wady et la. gi m e . kg a ll ows dad bee bma waft fa a Wee. bil li ter s lbe ededeed iespedlee pebbab Wt.& wen ke deke—a Ild gonad bee ad Mk eser mars at a Piraddedles d wood mow Id Ned de elidddi Ida etieWady bee Mel le le la sided be ohs did kr Wm minim Ingm a gtom de Ise ad aided dead sad a le be grad* mime' moment dm. Win kingdom aka be bave bee area h id air tat • saddrlalt est be we led to melee de slope WL dik la. Om Ida pee aaeaap, des there Y as 'diem dm= esideades et toy Net =mpg de let ammo* tom, meemeat made by year eima dna ed dived elsaaa. yoar Ms • br i b e Y odd edam' mope Om dem NO dr am& lade tees Way edge le lave lea nods lig dew ptistier, bat dal Ms Isigt ft Wed ad le le• lab to dna ear dep. We dem Ible to be a pad. amad &mho sodium.eta de r di et, se , se. ides we oder beard et dab Mite ealulles sod di de. pose isadiery ebb maibbeey don de idled peddles ate tie eedide ebla tla dessaratk deaaYd, mem ms het vt=elattt eta yam jor en rigt allamede l e M e ibe aid effeke eddy; vela Medd or WO mg Odra la le aeristWilds■ dal la dad stir lam dull dee orb Mel de eddied lamilasiews lesedyed waged peddle el* bee Yam st =fit II Ye lea damp at rte d add= en eh id I sewed Is did le eL aai angled le we" we Id art ad* Oat all ear di our late. eeiaiewe=kw mike Ida a slides le uplual ees. ales to • • lewd dead peeled de vulloiedd be Yeed,esr *ems gh/M is ammol heft a Ile le Mew was duals. wend dowry. We timbre year leadand le bind& so MIK Or edema ups did bar llama opiked b ir s ki gh ow to kepi par ekeeler • We led !dried Id 111 wei rsa iden itgi m e eld pip stems le my Mak dada le de slavery redild. ft OD &Mt tae past maid enbe sok ay. The Governor, in rep l y, atiod t• • - - The directors of the Jamaica bank met the share holders on the 4th of September, for the purpose of laying before them a report of the transactions of the bank for the six months ended the 30th June last. The report was highly satisfactory. The abstract of " profit and loss " account showed a net profit on the six months' operations of 3,4371. 16a. Bd., of which it was proposed to divide 3,0001. being a dividend of 3 per oast for the half-year, between the shareholders, carry ing the balance of 4371. 18s. Bd. to the reserved maples fund, which will then amount to 3,9001.45. 2d. The account of meets and liabilities was not less sa tisfactory. The circulation of the bank is stated at 34,6681. 14a, to meet which the bank holds in its chest, and in the hands of its London bankers and agents in Jamaica, cash to the amount of 37,9441. 14s. 2d., being an excess of cash over ambi tion to the amount of 3,2861. The total liabilities of the bank to the public amount to 63,9401., of which 29,2811. 134. 9d. is the amount due to the depo sitors ; against which the bunk holds bills and securities to the amount of 130,0121. 16s. 6d., over and above the ash in their chest.— " With the exception (says the report) of a trifling sum, the paper which was then under protest or re turned to the island in consequence of the monetary crisis in Ragland sad the serious fell in the price of Niger last year, has been satisfaetnily settled, and no further amount of protested and unredeemed papa has arisen out of the part ax months' transactions." The greatest oonfuaon continued at St. and 11.111.'s steam:sloop Vixen had left Jama r t in rr Hayti to protect Britishinteresta INTSLLIGI;NCE, JAMAICA.—Htxoo Tom, Barr. 7 . 732 a. to 35.. vr ltaac Omni. OM Moe WO, IP= IN. to 1111 a. It par barrel. Bops briar run Poollii ow Pe Iwo, and ham sold at a dein db. pa kW lbs. ea ham callallor. Wm Mr at Its. 41. pr pin kr Worn—opli b• toe 9 .,.. _ . 1am0 uput wood Imo gailig at ad. Pr IL be *pow . 401- 01.1 SP saiorilo don. maa Imo PK Is ENO emallba try tha Imallmomploloo IL pr Wig Is OW liarbror, sad it i r e l k ir s ow Allano. or pa hap aarad, Yo Saba ism le oria la pair Pan t = awl and& Ws siomigt Pot Oa biomes wito kap hes 111orma at atipsprot by Patdomont at tiat raw iodate% opt thalr ... " palm or OP 'MP. We hap els ow Whriks its anaaple. Too mitaimoot osidr of Oho upoduomL Amino& mils at Oa IL Wog of two Wilde Ist plow, owl Oiled= at 10. 9d. to S IC= ow Latooo.—Oflogotiose e tdopo; mat.o• _tea dot ;O dap, pre oat - - , IOW: sall ths - rjorlook pri dirt me at lowa Isisl wa ablems vliib rt ORM ill Imo Imo leassowlsl7= Is the OR Om pa ma Mr in Wad Oat Os inuesises la epodes IPOIS Met orall dier is. a gym biaserdlo arr of any amber of Si la ale mg* flor So lais radii af vtib. lamas Ss dome a pedal of aim ing ordity, I ilswell It szpulker le pt Or oulimis af pedals =lair PIM. ill. Mt at Millea:111 begs Irdleallsa Or Or noloestlea ivory kg is Ali ems et then emiliker or lormillors vldoli. of Isl" It Ms boa OM* NA Ingararis mil IMO woe I WO oars br as - Id of ft ask WO NIIIMIIiss or fin WE 1111 of flistrad MN re min So bob of 1111derp sad tr morilele lis liimlisalks iat the ',Ms dr hums. lb gook rin dlorindly arl= ; War *mina ma* Ma otrelorat, to India =Tows eptalses the e cter d which xgcirtd ethet sr ah ea d komaziiissimpiagarta.adinisidamdoerhadbeeeiimaisse•W•Nzetiewswig,""al.aimitePi",:emmaseibreltieh.downiewthibtharimuaLLarbalia."":::ll "gall.taPP.Wad ie aus.. .. lolldiSPnrnid eueaDe ll ri t tbenot aa ":! Gmak chini o TY Int of of laws sgalast thus hilr e a. l6ll eana th t m li t i r eeme lla. lag y. km ag asur hope the C ost of the kind could take pin e tb e c oe . t • • If v im ono mgems . ), ems werfsisffires so le Sear ter sest or &Me of Coscoil mast enjoy that monopoly, Ls they Cesan4 t eitmemb w ipe he yogesed, wail sershsa soPtstf of same one of the two gentlemen e. bomten a t e -- 1... ..re ' m um Mee MOM _venom MIMS. (H em, h ew j_bi e. e one Nu ni kdi aldeeh "Millba usier logg= "ll:o • llll4 .7 ". ** tbe Imab think a lesa vi tth?danger the eh= aotZerle,elLindnebg.Bi"iF,44• 1.4 souslog le the a lb st ..l tholmbn- eligible course for the aioption of th e "`• Sag Memeiglengremi la rr: llll,lBo of lb. ma li bt that el precaution. (Hear, "Writ* I le Walesa semen Mather Maws ad waft sem shremialaWse, I that he wee not one f t hose who hPekes 1.1,6. um aisly ememiel Olt Mt ow of that° " aass " al wile 61- That test dander from the cholera and he th ough t appre h ended a Ufile a l M IN I" vitik 11.667 WWI" la WY lib" th C't of London slid • ' °uglit it lust - C I V I 4 sad teekkare awl Is lasad, one. e wo maintain its &e m i t? of „we ea g o ok greasffeg the ireilloase me g: stases; that the heal city in the world in any emerreb e ,'" l l rs Odle, felletion of general and 0 1• 11 •• Hemp said the only difference of opnio id& IMO off• "m g " use I.llNt Illateigst the eansmiainners related to the e i n ueebee w !' ieh sumo Its er• foe fed„_ of the medical officer should or should not be allo L ' e im emilmileh id te mo tta t ta nal t i,„d e b at k a . s his private practice. It really struck him, w h o a h. eass.=nt and la sweat illlmaat nose ad at the act, that if the medical officer perronued kit d" gartof - let s t~ s }urriga in.. 7baso posi 7somes lisellisee tille vxmosioass imit : set todohaeff stibetiognwi li :rmomien... l*_ b ololls ...t=ol... . 7 9 : ll l : 3l.- fth t I s era d w t e tht :s ee l u d w ch hi onisco an T nsi e , i d m v .. e p be :r:o: po l , l n i r o t ni n tle it h oted e f tim w to e i o h ul p f e o r d r u m p tisl o r i v i e ! . : sonbe : i sm Mr. Norrisoedflysthotenhowusexan.h::,:tonit wwereoulndotbermardtedvisai beim lom boo b▪ old mass* se& insarrodi se. the pakaleaden el k I feel commisaionero could act under the authority ef vh Y j ememionni . mem ,* b ig se do glimmites of the lahalhalp t Mx. Bower entertained the opinion just expressed b e — le,'"" meg wall wed es uses% sl ffood7 foo oftwaff ff ffs of loliumi Norris. He looked upon the appointment asmaseoy"alearesadPre"."dl'ndbleadmaubesk:""siat°saa"'a"""shssob:ba;;:t:aperllsionag"meta7:lNlkingis:lP":"ak.bgmeek."'"slsiemd.4aas:dbfffb=°H.dab'Tam:::""a6aa'fe:""allisi'adiwithetis"lPNl4e%:um%""is:":i:"*"dbamsaatl::::mtbbw: :iwb:tielfieu:a:rraletilditarinantiht°:reewl:breirtileis:::4l:!Hiladntmrec.cel!nnidinthtwit°:ieberhtaett:a:ihreu:sadthedeiknatet:teti:::::!plbT:tby-:":01 Okla or Swam I Wok* es scrims to pa chat this morn. Court of Sewers for the whole course of their cmditet, I m o h ,leesaw, ha esspaishisg, M the request of t the for jobbing in such an affair, the suspicion was absurd , a- 0 ,1 - M lithe Prhhote • gaitars Solo bead Of tionsivil t denng not only the emergency but the mutant in ffw the of &moll( =at ef tam arise " Partcht'' commissioners had suggested the mode of selectios—gb wpirb ; dip,, emmumen tk. t to ; med riam that f . e l lo hlwo nbsteg eteeffenee lme tdmilmo the pet , of ! f u rr eenbt ilar some further discussion the amendment WU tleeetje t d, la another quarter of the island. hithrebtlituzz:badootz:Tia for rh darn kiss tut it, On the 23rd Aug. a bill was introduced to extend ably necerwy t a medical officer of health be forth the time of payment of the taxes of the year 1847. pointed, and that a sum rose that purpose not ezeteollr g 1 , 504: 1 4 4 This bill, which was very short, contained only three out of the arrs cask sad that the Court of sms , t„, nominate two ft and proper persons, of whom this court clauses, and was introduced in consequence of the me , t h i ,..w.,1 di cer b,,,hp tote city aid h . ea Moen I great distress which prevailed throughout the island, After the transaction of other business, the courtadjo tttaet and the consequent inability of the i nh abitants to pay up their taxes due for 1847 by the time allowed under the present law—the end of the present year. The bill was read a first time. On the 28th the Council Chamber was occupied with the question of the necessity which existed for all the West Indian islands to come forward in a joint address to her Majesty, imploring her to direct her ministers to take steps to induce the Spanish govern ment to compel the authorities of the Spanish posses sions wherein the slave trade is tolerated to enforce the abolition of that inhuman traffic. This was made the subject of a motion in the Assembly on the let of September : Mr. March moving for the appointment of a committee to prepare en address to her Majesty, putting forward the claims of the British West India colonies to have the faithful execution of the engagement of the Spanish government for the suppression of the slave trade, and requiring, for the purpose of rendering the objects of the Mixed Commission Court more effective, that new treaties between the British and the Spanish government be entered into, for investing the Mixed Cornmeal= at the Havannah with authority to in. quire iato and adjudicate the cases of slaves onreeptitiously imported into the Havannahin contravention of existing tree ties ; or that the commission be removed from Cuba to this island.—The hon. member, in submitting his motion, made a very lengthy and eloquent speech, in which he referred to a number of statistics and official documents. The motion was agreed to, and a committee appointed. At the meeting of the commissioners of' accounts on the 6th of Sept., a resolution was submitted to the effect that, from the withdrawal of a large amount of planters' bank notes from circulation, and the reduced circulation of the notes of the other banks, the com mercial and agricultural interests of the island had been restricted, and that an Mane of island cheques by the receiver-general was necessary. This resolu tion was carried, as well as a second, to the following effect: That an lame of island cheque., net exceeding the amount or 50,0001., be made, and that the cciver-genaral, the collectors ol custom s sad collecting conatablee of the several primate, be directed by the ark to receive such cheques is payment of polls and pamehlal taxes sok!has. THE VACANT SEAT FOR LYNN.--It is stated tkas lir. G. F. Young, late member for Tynemouth, km hes requested to offer himself as a candidate to fill the * cagey in the reprrsentstion of King's Lynn, eyed the death of the late Lord George Bentinck. The cation to Mr. Young has been mad' by merchasa, owners, and others, who are averse to the repeal of the gallon laws. It is also said that the entice interest a* Duke of Portland will be given. to Mr. Young upon theft suing election, THE SEWAGE MANURE COMPANY.—FINE OF 1004 ansurreo.—Yesterday, at a, special court of the commie sinners of metropolitan sewers, bell at Greekatreet, Led Ebrington, M.P., presiding, the fine of 5001. mbielthei been imposed upon the Metropolitan Sewage Mum Cm, pasty, for conveying away the water of the Kensington mid, was remitted, and permission was given them to replace that pipes, under the superintendence of the surveyor of the commissioners, and subject to the approbation of their** suiting engineer. EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.—In eaditiOn to Ills meeting for devotional exercises, and the furtherin g t h e se . genbatum of the evangelical alliance, held Wednesday morm mg, at the Freemasons' Hall, a tea meeting took ohm la night at the same place, which was b.- far the most MUM rously attended, comprising nearly 1,000 ladies and gentle men of various religious denominations, as also a made:. able number of ministers of the established church. THE CALEDONIAN ASYLChF.—A special meeting of the guardians of this asylum was held yesterday, in CIL* court, the Duke of Buocleuch, K. 0., in the chair, TM meeting was called upon the requisition of severteen of thi guardians, in order to consider whether it was advisable is suspend the 29th and 30th by-laws, and thus enable the guardians to elect six boys into the school, who, if not elected at Christmas would beoome superannuated ; as, in 0011 n. queues of die low state of the society's fund., no electioa ef boys had recently taken place. This portion of the reqak4 tion having been discussed th e proposal was agreed to, sad the guardians were authorised to elect from the last list al candidates such boys as would become too old after eat Christmas. The second part of the reqoiiition wee to thaw rise the directors to retain the girls in the female school nay they had attained the age of 15, the practice assr being to send them to their parents as soon as they see fourteen years of age. After some discussion, Mr. Daalsime moved as an amendment that the number of girls to be re- Maned in the asylum after they had attained the age of ha teen years should be limited to four. This amendment bag put to a show of hands was carried. The meeting then pie eeecied to discuss the tpthetion of the election of a new secre tary in the room of Mr. Hints, whose election by the baud of directors had been vetoed at the general meeting of tin =. A very lengthened, and in some respects upy, took place on this subject, which, however, Wed by the meeting confirming the minute made at the hit mim ing of the guardians, to the effect that " notice of diadem' at Chrleissas nest be given to gr, Binge." The goad* then, after a discussion which lasted three hours, separemd, Lavin,/ given a vote of thanks to the noble chairman, THE LATE ML STEPHENSON.—The following is sa extract from the minutes of the Liverpool Board of the London and Needs Western Railway, under date Sept.., 1848 : The patio papers having anneemeed the is. assented death eff Mr. George Stephanie'', cm fletarday, the 12th ult. • ustiartob—That the dined, ameba ah to* war. tangy of novas" Se strong sonelonnie vibe hey mwelid admiration for the Won" end are be the aloni" t s man whose bath ay sari bet roped as a . r eal boa lb dye es Use pus" wassion. kat back with punier Win* to their Ewa seirmion alb Mr. @Swim" to the worenetin the Lammed rid Ilkwaleserm Ildhezy; b. period sew away yew yeat, when la lloseme air sow lbe over ChM Masa or cot la way through teas Mont Trona( the ropes al railways hene Ilesehapordse Is the mullet Woe, they id Mr. Stephanotis hem" to ori de brward the gnat relivey meverst; to be earteldwed, below soy SW €.l =l. 0160 1"11,1114 1 . 1 . 11111 absent of becantion ebb bee on* inightm swab, onerstercial, wet" ma pal" =lhs done" "di Two wars op he hob" is M. Cillmenoef Pm" t heft imd tie OA* of en. duds, it Webs OM to bib bah Ow MA astompt thaw. They ssa thetas the wet awl thermal slflOnd =so mow; ill:r a il% ocebroisol Is seempelhe malie et the mgt." la lied Os Mop proems et iho slow—bnalsW,—That osyy at OW weds don be trimmiebil to Mr. Robert Owyhee*" vUh so moots et the tbresnors' awe" sympathy ander the Inoperabe len TIM he haI M S COLIIRA.—TWO CASES REPORTED At SON. --- 1111111.Awo.—Testerday, the intelligence was made known at Lloyd's, that Mr. C. Smith, the master of the Volute, ken Hamburg, died on the lit instant, during the peeler to Sunderland. The vessel arrived on Tuesday eeeaag, Poo which the mate has been taken suddenly all, sad on Wednesday morning. Both cases are suspected to be Math kakis. The veewl km been ordered under climates ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN MAXIMAL — AR mident occurred to the 8 80 ;p.m. no We from Kai dembead, on Tuesday, at a place palled BICE bridge, about three quarters of a mile beyond the Southall station. As the train approashed the former place, at about two minutes pest nine o'clock, the driver saw that the white, or all right" light was turned on at the bridge. At the NM is dent he felt that his fireman had revered his suns ; 1 8 8 babe he could step sortie the loot plate to amnia On awe, the mini, which was raking at sheet 48 mass ea hoar, struck obliquely a loaded coal waggon, weigh* • hut 10 tens, which, It is said, was being drawn mon IP main Ithe by horses. The engine, weighing about St tees, cut the coml-track (a wooden one) in half, Wee off use of the axles from the " and the sampling pin of the tender. The engine would Zit kept the rails had not some of the iron work of the web nosh got nadir its leading wheels. This caused itto mot the ask end* hake a coulee acme a adios as the elle our ho the liseimar k eled in the direction of the mar, Ohs,* amme ber, with it, the cirri's* next* * 0284 a by the drag-Mains. The m se di em peomisd ea 40 was, striking and bending the retie 1181 , 11•1 perk bat without displacing any of their NM thirty yards of the railway Wigs over the es*, Imo when the railway is carried upon an siabealiamot, seta ae eight feet in height, the engine was thrown of the railway, and fell Wily down upon its side, do tender remaining partly upon the embankment. De two int carriages were thrown aeons the her, bat the ether two did not leave the rails. The chala whisk the Wow were attached is said to have broker the engine elm* the coal-track. The only perenslrer ertedassi may Wary were a passenger who received I We s est in the head, and one of the r z„ who we slot bruised Moat the shoulders and be. The accident is te have orlslasead he a mistake. It seem that the plies' of laia men at the Dall'ubridge signal station is to hell 'sheathe, want Is move any track across the he st sad that &elites are elear for them to does, tM at the lnitse gm them the " ell right " ere* W;Fthey did eshelen they moved the ml wits • the teak lion, and that the " all right" signal was sham The paws= demise this, and states that he showed* olds or danger signal. THE FINANCIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION. The Financial Reform Association, when (*Wig oat the capability of retrenchment in the expenditure AM the royal palaces, alluded to the test that the new Maws in the Royal Gardens at Hew would cost the patios 37,0001. The amociation feel strongly that the relative impsda. and awes, of different pablio works has been totally WI eight of ; Ike, while this sum is being expended ore 6h* 10 0 7 45. a en=os Is made for the sale custody of the pet & 15 h many parliameatary committees II" recommended the erection of a suitable Win i drr ° = purpose, and the state papers are now sot 011 1 1 I almost inaccessible, bat ran imminent risk of destractim bf ap. The association mad also remark upon soothe' mist em Deets& with the erection of public building'. In NW cam Oak ble total cost , as s t a ted when their erecum wa B proposed liament, has been torso... W the maul to outla par y Whether this a rises fres 11 seeisima es Amiga, it is alike callable and injurious ; for, 0 1 this eilimstieg the total expense too low parliament is de• mised late prnsirsieg buildings to be . commenoede h then obliged to vote money to finish them. For iodine., the alineeedi Net of the New Houses of Parliament, ..kla ant li fforied, was 207,1041., while 1,065,9061. his already few voted, end the probable total exPrii!. easy now be put down at 2,000,0001., or tub:. the original estimate. The committee ol mewl- PORTUGAL. its Oriental Company's Steam Packet, Madrid, Capt. John Weeks, arrived at Southampton, yew teeday, and landed her mails under the charge of Lieut. Peter Rainier, R.N., Admiralty agent. Wer dates are ,-01braltar, 28th, Cadiz, 28th, and Lisbon, 29th Sept.; Oporto, let, and Vigo, 2nd Oct. Her cargo n makes of 88 packages of specie, &c. t the whole of Spain musts most arbi uaryelarm°lllmmary are daily taking plsoe ; with those at Malaga the English public ars already acquainted. At Cadiz, a few days ago, the editor of the Nacional was suddenly seized, and at once embarked and sent to Manilla, on acoount of an obnoxious article in his About the 30th ult. a eonspiracy was discovered in Coruna, and the ring:seders imprimmed. It ap =have been their object to overturn at all the existing government, and being unable to enlist a satiloient number of respectable people, they bad matured a plan for liberating and arming 400 or 600 galley slaves, and u a reward for their assist eon, Coruna was to be given up to plunder and licentionasees fora time. Many arrests have taken plaeo. The following is the letter of our oorrespondent : LISBON, Barr. 29. The 24th of this sank ins the twelfth saalagessy of Dos Padre's death, tai the nth the antimony of klemset. Oa tin WM 11, the Qom an ter =L ath e nett, west Is Vine to the adhedni of to d i Fan, the berialllns ef the palms «tha Rae, sad when the asides of Ohs Me Israel of aho depend. I t = i t es he is eedre ot the La ke gonna were snored to ha se penis la& Anne then Wen rbabl, met • lism iz iaamt• The en* of rev ( ortassage) la the Togas the earl Wins. appeases's is these awn an bra gusty dews Is gar reopen the &Ind @end et Waste gen awe Sae the lift the same mann ashisky bed esidielynles gra till MO& The lan remised haters, hewer r, of Lads sews is to be fend k the filet ail es yettie gievaeneet bare aot beat elle %Map" to/ethane eallaryinnal pine Winds parrot of ei tk.111.1111.1.11 the remi/Man at sed essillenesS lin**l sew he Ilt" the Beebe ass is maid thit likey over The whisk gene In of while ,kb believed, no a puny shothjebblas an, an Is the naffs. nee of the semeamit bas loped es nap heavy On - Noah hth Wit te Othesila is sew lles eresest i gl e he by the land Ines ad Orem., mein sin n ant nealless M s ena results on of neer dip nearness le pe‘ their angst" labs p ca their to sa• d hen the pulls =nen No ~ awn ped u or egisead way ea is wind, bet swop en they enyes, satehedbes off to the Bat rhea fir ens part of the man bin& thst=tesals Mews In tastellsed by bang =sated volualeees he the Mese' of the Qum sad the Of tla labours of the goverenest seessaisen Ist nap Nit...es • now anagensat Onestes (otteresy of leads) wars Ire trampled ; an I bap thet the "sly ite=bessilsiel lordathet allorplail by Desna Mari es party sine bee asemiss la alleasi Is hop Ie One's there have less @nun sane isehe al ir ge l e a tie• wean fib, an as the ISth a inethelent el uesnal dins does Ml es that ay eller Mt via the Agri of the Vila Bag Palen, dstrfas is sed elinedisi Ile sena name, en 11•111( ether desr th as. It le m an ennnreesame 'SWese e noon e nak opgamoass ima Doers ere ajtog on loudly he the ssnageigirg f the the Ala Dean Ines &sway. It has boos the Innis is sty dews this wilebllthant as se toluenes Imormay. het it h sunlit that IV• eppriethe by Dn releelais reduced diegineas sgeolleo s t demi, nil Ism !plea ft/ enams the if.. has bogs the ocaserates. Ben the weed of the{ awe , .rigs nigh the Abe Dons Owessey Were ealeuelai with, sad the soma rally of the nes bus is aseepeses Ussidus h oda MI et out he the quiet of the weiberiitmz ideso the sillary are regreested Just :Ir .. voltam awry oilman. Wesombile suesi thrue soot iguana of al to the ) most bf they on bony to the attento. D eorambli estridog yew= eta the psepis, The ea dimmer, leo, is seedy eleieed sal e sal set to speak et the bar sleeved eldt ewer% am fie flag ste bestiality to slat symptoms of heaborlhalllll. Thin te lewd of smudgy bodoire sd ast at bard ▪ Porlogure sievellvef we: seem* to MAIN at rook dr flesslL n. oar left la masa Cl were, sod wan lobe Nona Cute//the Woad swim Os k humid trot the (across lefosed to = 6 : i r could sot give, a holm The tioseqessos that was the espobita el their there by the and sod dr estobilamst old artof Meeks& by the Woe jab*. The now Is stoditsk stltz s tatoset sr set; the that Cl do bars crew bootee us da gra bi e gun eft S. ilm i t sk ystty Cu,M at ion as the maths to pl i etraddei sow 411159 other, set seat "my dor by the de quideafontlao‘ so the edisal e it wait ww. or rm. ths eadryort Cl het war, Ihe Poetvomo iseelisey ass by heft of kali& t 0..,., mho mesa the Lobo to the oaskboortheed el Wasp (eppeela Too, et s pass tuned Orleans, NA OOPS. MONIMISMIke the pram of a soperier ilea Cl Piern s aillbry, thu Crieto destroy en the blab mid lay adr u:oo. blames' to the lad dlbs biter Ebt grout, OSBORNE, Ocr. 6.--Gapt. Hamilton, R.N., arrived et Osbaras yesterday arguing. Thine wra no other oddities to the royal dingier party. were received yorterday, at the Colo aloßV:elittat the Govoraor of the Cope of Good flops. REGISTRATIONS. EAT SuitaiY.—Mr. Fiats, the rewires' barrister, held a court es Wednesday, at the Town Ha% , for the of sole/ through the lifts for that. No as behalf el the casservadve party, but Mr. sad Mr. Jeans appeared Sri th e liberals. There was only me 'Wettest shade by third putter, which was take, by Mr. Mesa as eke peered that the rota bad dia. Feld ends sreporty, awl My epee the hearisg, was al kwed, est the awes was enplaned tdroma the list. The /Main banialsr sea--ratewler at the Town Hell, Vegan, to reties the Hi et the pedlar 0 1 4= Hest, Hook, Ksw, twig Dittos, Maidos, Theses Dittos, aa w dßialsawei. Mews. Demi mil JONI mak elleseled en Wolf of the liberal pity, the eseeses lives Offillail eel WNW tits slightest Wrist la their*. aril as ewe emearteg kr tibia Thee were eel Z ill ereadoes et leek - deign, ewes these wade overseers, and of the slightest Masa eNearred thi rt Vila@ of the bushier gone through ha Iwo than two bros. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. -- Yesterday a court was held foe the despatch of pubiie beanies. The Uri Mayor mad a oommuniudea from Sir Jamie Thaw, wool( diet it was his handset Is sieve the edam of Dad Marr a ie midi he hat hoes *sled es Sishadwes The pepse was oared to he mitered upon** Wavle@ elle wart. APPODITICINT or • iiIIDICA I NPICSA—THI CILOWLA. bete& (the sheirama of the Coanniien of Sowemb supht up era 'lbis amewlmiamee stemma rooeseemaileg the et a siedird alter We the say ilia noise of mid ilsway. The Oseet et Somme hal Iwo 1111111=rditel of whew*, Own el Comma Would - siset the eumnahl earalidate to pseadelod le may ea Ids pri vate maim; sail that the mepsedienemmilierreled l i stmamas him fret the time of hb the of Jemmy, when the City Baniney Ast magi ewes bens °po nds& Maw, hear.)—The OhWeaa mid be loped the send mould net be skewed at the idea of drawls/ plea the iambs; sad mewl that the report be aileglel— ILL Wks said he hoped the limbers would mho awe mama kw the reeemmemistka to spetint a nialleal Mew I kir the amity City of Luria, —Thipaty Fume* that ft the awsistramat of • medical calms Amid he seem my at all he could not see why It was not neseleary at the t moment, when there witted so doubt of the a of a 1411 10 46 ibi *liar