The Express. — London, England, 1848-08-19 00:00:00

• - ------ -teo-mip--emsemsonnemumeseummemige-m ---------- - -mourn --.---- - ... _ - - - „ - - - - -- e - -- . . . • . 4 ,0 0 .... ..Aneenk...-tem - E-• • i -•/.. Z e-c.-/-* • . ' -' .? 1 : 7 sg--etir--1. - 0 e# 2.- ... 4'. ntr -Ze-e-w-ealf4,o- -• ;`.-_;.. 7 z -,-,/---z-- , - . '- _ n ne - 5......4 _,__/-i___,. '!'• ..... - 0-••••• e-e -.--.___.--;,- ......... . , .__, . , . TUE VERY !I . E b '!' BLACK TEA, rwe rsa;s 4 Ag ; 18. 67 - I; NR Lem - 7 1 ; 71t7e . Per Cents. 43 : ....... , . i a ..... ex t a hle deter Sou of Dada that RUSSELL and 71 44 N 14 4 0 , 791 : 13n. 1141 79 • Do. Thrum -nDe. 'Two= r ' UNITED STATES. be redeemed, or called in, at the rate of 50,000 per m an e n e u e m y . b l e t is fe p e r e o d bab te le , p h e o:ev e e ae r, i t i l y iat w e i b t o b u l t d b th e is p p e z e r , sis twee % , ,,,,i;a " a ,. ~„ . d u ng e s. c e.,i.,... t t o t s at t h e b osem 1 4 11 . - ; Ropes Rents, 76 ; . Roman Loan, 4. _i_' 62 ; Treasury ._,...°' blisivose u day will he a sufficieto g uaruntee Umt they will net. for the _„,,1P.".„7„,,e --- 4 . a wean , of LOW PRICES, offer a tea el Inferior 25 31 • 90 : da B1a es 23 81111.11 224 1110; 1 : 311114. " ....'" .l ' .. 30 "Y. ' The 'United States etearner arrived at Southampton, aeo w-° '" - . ---A ''' i 11" " e the arrse:es" . I.l... the esol a ' l e'+ a m n o t " w nienreel ar 'sff.'" k •lr7-. 1 . ther b7 In hart mV pur l '. 11 ; 11 :": 4 v 4 ; 3 • 14414-114 °I .. 0410264 440 : Pub and Roma 442 a 0 • eactislm ,tr ,, ,, ICA HUO of tbe FINEST TEAS e -ertrni..rtog Rotten and Ilene, 206 23; Aelmsoe and Marseilles, 212 30 • Street abwe i for ~;1114 1 ~,a , ~j aia, ,,5 3. „,,, a .„, a „,, i ,„..„,,,,, , taa bonrg and Bide 86 23• Ceetre %lemon 260 • Amiens ' 800. Inie En o ,"„.,, AN ,,,,n te ny• l 'ileer r . .4.ectied (eked. in 'dig rent piUt. of the 2,0 2 01 , - ( Ilerdelum 398'73; North, 877 30. . " 4 ' gt„, --- th - .‘ the abovo tea is of the very finer wa lly, en d us e , now t ilj-- , fil3 rtls 15 ( ro etch m tioin N n s e itna w nct . Y u o b e a g :h e l A s a b t rtei n u n ig s i g b h l t ien tejc o l i ni l gil e o r i cn tce d a i s tr e af i s r da n e t o to i nhsa t u r h y e e . me t e fe m eae p n t & sr e, t ab i o dy t y t s he w : i e l i ex l : s o t r tin t a b l i ne w ,ni nt a n os t ree i e n : ali t o s ite m hge a k dt h e r ae f w u w r i t ne h gy e ei r ne, u e s e odr taken place in the streets of Havana, in which the issues. o esess.,° : ',„ i l igi Se thaw• s e lic e ri i :cjet:r g t;. b :fit; th r i ::::: t ?„f, t ,L__^ . l , 4' in b l t il d t DOCUMENTS ON THE PARIS INSURREC- insurgents were defeated. They flea to the moun- k s , 1064 84 ESOLIBII r 5t : r N ebeg t0 c 1 ,.. .. ,70.117.4., f0. , ,Au.e..8i5,33... . : immuich tains. The negroes had submitted in St. Croix and 3 per Ct. Red- Anus, Psi fl- 13 p er c eet s, (01 . 1 . W e r" 411 , 14C1r e tITS HOllOll4ll. 1.011 1 {012 Tif)NS. 617.] LONDON, SATURDAY, AIJG. 19, 1848. [THREEPENCE. St. Thomas, and order was restored. 3 per Ct. Cons. Anna. mi i 4 per c, A,p4r4.44 nerep r . o_RSClON l e pe riSi r ( DI. - MIGRATION and COL()NISATION.-Immi- The following is the full substance of the depositions E, r ,,,,,,,, ann ma ch requiem! In Ast• theta, New- Zealand, ko, before the Commission on the Insurrections, made by ~ ,_ From Mexico it is announced that the American Grena•Lt Deferred Ilds. I+ _.„. ~,,I,e wi rd expense of tth Or TEIT •dten erment• individual. 6 per Ct Mexicen. 1546. 11 17 ...,,,,„„- u ,,.. s - - . 811. V kat and Co.. CLoTIIIIERts. .OUTIMTTERS, MM. AraEo, Cavaignae, Lamartme, L e d rti R a m n , o . ' a - oocei to bawl My-seven delegate+ from the I believe most of those who came into the Assembly desired July. - en public offices were closed in Vera Cruz on the 23th of 2 41 4 per per c,, Ct. e4. lle 4 l , g 4 . 4o l3o ke ng s s, o 7 70 41 Smith and his staff were to leave next s per ce. Bratilian Ws. :0 2 e per Ct. Peres-tau gio.. 30 3 ey'• - ri,VTIt . SCTORS +harem a large intermt to mannale In thme and Louis Blanc : teller r•ationaux taken into custody, amongst whom to present a petition, and to read it at the ter. They wished day. There had been no more fighting between the ~ 1 Zt.',..-\ . r 0 ,;,,1n c . 1 2 ; ma.. 20 2 r a tt1e 4 R 4 ,,F,...° 1 74 3 14 j,? 101 •M. ARAOO • A want of h ilea • h was Putol. We were told that it was impossible to to do this by f ore ., an d were p ro bably ignorant of the decree government and Paredes. The government were dis- I Ditta Chigoe Bols, 83 6 04 , 0 . 3 .. - i - teeenvivn . ailv ispl to coolie Itnam, that they can supply a en ,„. .x.„„,, 1 „.„ ~„,i..,m4 holding. for male or female moierauto. from • artuony Freya mt 6 go" find their directions. Thete very men were f ou nd on the which forbid them. The police wu, I must say, 'Miran , v f ernment. Two elements were in presence-the element barricades, as chiefs Ido not know ev Ditto Spanieh B1..1111:4 4 4 ,, y4 e „ ea rd., or k - 4 , t.. e-2if n it r id e ,i fe ,,, n 4 ati e • 4 1 be fo i r .. thi l l•Irec r In pr•iivirt he ion, Dto Cohen`, Def. lids. - 3mr Ct. Maxie& Oda, v 3 „; o n ;nano, w re o a moderate republic, and the elemeut of a more atinfied with Bustamente, and it was thought he co it bi ,,,, ea0 „ 40 ,.. p d ,... 18 es j a peeh o, 1 ,,,j„,„ 5 i n i n .- so. ftw ,„ r .....i....611,0 6 ..., ittii 1. • it 441 WO. ii. w. to. end co. hone thc limiters of ardent republic ; thence sprang disagreement ; but w P h ej ich .el i t e o u ok ide la r et" ' 't.• til I I f." ,en at present, if naged. At the moment the Aseembly was invaded I came :timely explain the chugs to the gate with M. Lamartine, and did all I could would be auperseded. 3 per r Ct. Danish 11.15.. 67 70 Ditto. P•.• e ive Ills. 2131 RSA v' ti '' ' i n ' : l an 'the m tilts they supply. runt as one of their oh- p ee ot • eu urg St. Antoine, which ha I to prevent i sh bo own so g . ood a spirit st another ch T ' . In .. Hayti the Americans, French, and English had 1 4 ,Z,, e n c o t 'pl', u ma teh ortn. " 70 6 1 4 tar Ct. % enesue.a Ltd... 1518 V.-neve-la Deftered DM. 46 ... r i, eters , 5:' ,,, tt . . , ,,,,, n5ti, .. j.„ . . ) „..,,, h „ „,,,,.,„ f,.„,„ „,,,„t„.. no , My this dingreemient was neier revealed in public Pe!. eng 0 „,,,,,en,,,, 0, any eeemell kit/rand. inomiscre to b., The first cause of disturbance were the mad opin ee io u nti o a f rh o; e d i t %) h th o a d t m fa o u r l h mur to g h d a o d w b ee irh n w ir e . rk l e r d oz . ; t o h o e r the populace from entering. I was told poc . he minds of the that a great crowd had moved towards another interfered and stopped the progress of executions and --- tit e . 1 ..',..:,. ~, di at tlic 1....7 ,6, x,and."- 1111 . 1 ,7 1 1 s h e.,P d r " i r a "" 1 .° 494 1414 ,,„ propagated amongst the labouring classes. It was evident d i oo n gr t r he l t ß o vie fh d ere e , B o ou da rg rm ogn ed e sPeee only b i e n e m lee o t re e Business was dull, but the people were RAILWAYS.-Shares are rather flat, at about p,-,,,•,,,,, r e5....e: bet ibc.,,; , ..";,,: . ',: 1 1 1 ,',''',: ne '„),J 1ir.17 '"'w that such ideu would cause th bl od (1 . be quiet. All was quiet at Laguna; the refugees frcm yesterday's prices.. We quote London al d North tn 0 ,0 " " " n o" ee '''''s ..i` iAu color •.to at ni" - th , • "Zhl l l'atrir . Th e moot o y istur noes. the etreet, but in the government, th t e reseenene is c"rr - I l l' ' ~, i ,t i .,, :,.. ~.) pc . n g e theories of the Luxembourg have been most fatal ; they proposed on th 1 'the wh ins ieh urge w nts ee , en in - °DtlaWrieg. a the red flag was treated them to withdraw, but they had got into the Amens- c nth of A ril I • ath h had reached that place in safety. The I'Vesterns, peac y 113 to 15 ; Great Westerns, 9 to 7 dia.; 'B entley : Outs they e nw e •• e t:riv.... , w, ~ _ALer55 . 1! , . r ,1,1 ‘ ...9L 1,541eie_14.- gave rise to hopes which were manifested even in the electoral cut to ieces e th t ado t p ' said I would rather be bly ; Blanqui and Raspail resolved to enter there. BarNs town dependencies were given up to Mexico. lawn- North Staffords, 4t03; ; Eamtern i'outties, 14 to I ; a „,„ ). ,., !..1 1.111w4,, , ,T, , ,,g,. ~'rgj ','...,„„,,.' - e=„,...`" q,„„ q tr a n.;;;;._ colleges. It WU pretended that Paris was all France--that P M . ..? that flag. When the quaryel became excited by degrees, As to me I have been un- .. grew stronger, I uid: nall your adherents • I'll cause the worthil 1 d red I knew nothing of tin ir projects. diary fires prev - ailed P b Ech t 11*(11 d bad at S 8 this bei at ernam uco. x ange a .ian s, , e , ng the day of the wg , :r;: l ig , c0r..! . 114 . 4 , f1t d ,7 . 17 , 01L . 7515tg1: bele eselmisely a t Paris was to dir ect an d govern a n. Th e circulars sent out drum to beat to arms, and the question siull be decided The y san e . 4. 14,b‘44t.r, tAmt it 1 as AA. th. ,, IV .. were most deploreble. They even created a doubt fth by the musket. EaGh d b but I refined. I Rio at the latest dates was 2V to 24 nominal. y Anayed me to take the presidency, o meeting. ereseni. 1 - 41 "T''' AY IN LONDON. ----- - possibility of founding a republic in France. We e then e - On th d fte ay rough! difficultic. of evcry kind. went own into the court, where I wee immediately SUr- The Neu, Yin* Herald says, in a letter dated SALES EFFECTED TM' TO TWO Tv 7 , COLLAPSIBLE BATHS. SPONGE and decided that one member of the government should ren. eaya r, the 19th April, several memlers of the rounded by men who wanted to convey me to the Hotel-de- Washington the 3rd inst.: 11 eaterday's prices will in, for n est paee. 0 government wore a red feather in their hats It was the Ville BM. and Ont. in., 231 Lon. kN. Werrern, 114 12 sno wy:it ill... Famed 6 and 7 . Vic.. caps 0), are peculiney and control the terms and spirit of each new circular ; but dsy of the rand review I f ' ' I declared that they should not take me there alive. We understand from official source., that the Hudson's 8010 stam., and Bir., 31 1 Do. Filth, 635 e m e nd GT travelling. front teen eimelleits. einelnwe. and ealabiliti. this memure was nut put into execution I owe to truth h a d b e e ' g f ' re to wear that emblem. 7 - I took a piatol, and declared that I would blow T e e tft. 31n. ebb: Meson> oath °niggle, / m ut of leie l a slam uf Ego. by nin tam BAT and Puget Sound Ageicultural Companies are anxious Bristol a.ol Exeter Thirds, 124 Do. te/. Ot. & 8., C., 2t ed that very frequent meetings were held at ra y brains out if they persevered. When the As. ' • • • • Caledonian, 2311 Lon. it 8. Wolves., 3ia 9 kia. ~,,i Hie . deas ill Mtaleillttei o,e. Tie.: tile Shower Roth only OCeU- and justice to sa h h ' • y t at t e author of tho mealtime was the Idinistry of the Interior, betw to sell out to the Coded Staten all the property of British mos ea- . , n onto , com mie tout of u-0, 1110. diameter and 31n. dey, not Ledru Rollin, but hl. Jules Fevre. M. Louis Blanc I the functionaries of th a t m • • een certain magistrates and eembly was evacuated, I mouLted on bar/shack, with companies included within the United Stun boundaries in Do. New 10/. Peet, 21 1 Da. New 701., 361 wh ile In use it holds 3 rallone of :enter. prim 1 . 55. If ;melted In ain wanted to have a tnlstr y , end that mmt singul" M. Larnartine, and did sot even wait for my hat. E. Counties, 14 1 Do. Thltds, 5, d „La.... Il e gii.llilier and oat. them 30. ed. extra. They sm no t pregres.iat ministry. I objected I questions were discussed therein W Oregon. They have proposed to the Secretary of State to Do. New Guar. G per Ct., 51 6 Midland, 92 1 107 ere desirous of »me ow,- -' ' f ler To Iv had of t t he proptietne,lVlLl.lAM aorta 111 , 1 r to „vt out . e or. ~ . tO it, became we should have been obliged to give ' taining the t fth d• • • e w Causeidiere had given me the word, and! trusted in hie goad dispose of the whole of the said pro o erty of the two corapa- Do. Ex. No. 2, par Do. 501. Cons. nref., 114 I% e.Bl'eTaN , wiem ettoW•110( le. 659. Os ord-dreet. coiner of New- this ministry to na ure o ese tscussions, but were unal de to> faith I had seen Sobrier twiee whom I dtd not mistrust. • L. Blanc himself, and Lecause it might have I discover it. The late events have but too 11 •f d ' • • ' •h h had mes afore/aid to the United States for one million ot dollars, E. Lancashire New, 104 Do. CODA. Brie. (4 131mA reg a saimume , and No. 1. em e maienrect, a r e it r ! em er to i the . norld and been supposed that we partook of his &melees. Ile then of the truth. 111. L ou i in .•we in orme us I het been especially surpnsed at learnina tat e lies than the minimum value of the said property. It is Do. 6 per Ct. Pref. Qrs., 24 per Cent., 116 t 18 mel on stomeread "Sh'e teth." '" v 9 v 1 :u 11 "1 art' 4 ' • 4 -1 9 Ir v 4 . - threatened to withdraw. That would not have been without wi• • • s one was as.onished at the vincit7 received arms from the 1 olive, The Atelier Nationaux N. Staffordshire el 1 understood the president will lay the subiect before the Gt• s"thern , 33 4 ~,..,o , „ ono hone. when: attention IA paid to the quality. 5111.. site ~ th which nf. Portielis acid bl. Landrin ursued him Ile • l Great western, 812 Shrews. anal Mi. (1), 3 na,,„,...„. , '„„.-- ea „,„,.., t e a m, oery strone and j a mmed. with curtains nod eaneer, for we had ne forces w hatever. The two elements said ; " But they joined tun in • P ' senous.y occupied the government. It Mtn resolved to close Senate. '"'"--.- i• • few Ts. melt Pillar Shoe, Oaths with copper coo m en - of the red re üblie and socialism cometimes nein all Our projects of overthrowins them about the 20th Ild ey, and all meaeures that pre de nee sug- , , Do. Heves, 454 S. Eastern,e'll SI the Hawaiian Legislature met en the 27th of April. Do. um. II De. No. 2, II „,,,,, er se tv. " sums aa ,„ ~.s . ~,..,,,o ata a .„, carts , so , Is. . P 3 ed together, the moderate part of the Provisional Lievernment anti d k h - 11 d e not strictly execnted. "'''''''''• b inn'ttanil Shower Cathy japan:nein ^-4 ed. The money tn order to thwart in. M. Ledru Rollin, however, never lately the Assemaly itself." et was tn hi a 1 o ~' &rote were ta en, ut te or ers wer Do. No. 1, 61 i uc erc tna ns • • The Kin!, it is stated, had been persuaded by" France Do- Fut" , to renugi., 9 ,:"m„, ~..., aew n, „a t s l ammed' of. lictaied mitaltames with Participated in the loci-dist principles of fd. Louis Blanc ; L. Bline spoke in this manner. M. Duel' t • As to the affair of '23rd June, the Executive Commission Do. New 17/ oh.„ 91 South Wales, it 121 • mown' `'''''''' ono five.E.rablimel by itip t em'aud Burton tu but in oth 5m „,,,..,,ent '1 , 17,1 er empects they agreed, especially to adjourn words to bl. Gamier PA es h erc repeated these is accuserl of want of foresight. I deny this, and declare that and Eng and to resiat all foreign control. He had s aae , & m e moi r , New n un a T o ss, N e wc., & Der. Ext. NO. 1. t, .0. l'..d. the elections To is adjournment caused • ' 1 I • R.. w 0 repeated them to me. every measure of precaution haul been taken. Our ordeis concluded treaties with France, Eie , land, and Ham. g: Cent, 3 g• ,„ ork a Nese.), 154 Well_ • • _..._ _ . . , a 5 ery vie ent waited on M. Ledru Rollin, to know the real sta'e ' d Th d• ed t • c. DEAUT IF UL TE F. TH.-ROWLANI/S' strufrole. al Ledru Rollin thinking that an adjournment of thing,. M. Ledru Rollin: "I th wore formed, but they were not execute .us we este burg, but not with the 1 rated States. . PreGon k Myra. 35 Ci. N. E. (gur. or Pref.), ni c more readily consent to Land., Urigh., St S. come, 284 1 nounene and Anne,. 6 i .. 1 . , ITO er PE %IL DFNTIFRICF a white ii order cote WM indismsable With respect to all measures ot repres 1 f • f h that the entire gatrieon of Paris should be raised to 60,000 ow. . . .. ~ . . . - n orm you ot e real state of affairs, as lam far from ap- Do. Guar. 5 per cent., SI Northern of France, 36 mewled cf the ewe:stand rno4 recherche ingredients ot tin oriennel Mon, bi. ru Rollin and AL. L. Blanc both agreed. M. provine the measures men. Difficulties being raised, this number was teduoed COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Do. New M. Gum. 6 per Ct., 71 b e cisl. It traolkeitos term,. '4 , 111 the teeth, removes *ems of Incipient . Ledru Rollin drew up a report of the events of Itonon Teis the 3r • proposed by these gentlemen. Oa suecessively to 65,000-50,000, and at length to 45,000. New YORE Aro d.-There was to-day more buoyancy ebe. illoi liTeseeteA the C11:1111ei. tellturtim! the 111014 Pere en, d alay, especially, you and the Amembly were brought LIVERPOOL SALES, Ammer 113.-Ose o'Cnore. • piirriv-hite.m.. and 1. 1 1,...... l i.sevtinN. and tweeting to tho breath. report wail far from le ing benevolent for the two kenerals forward." M. Ledru Itollin declared to me that the clubbiats G al C •ac declared that 'he could not strip the in our money' market,' more animation ami busies. at tl ener h eel ' t fa t s It wati at len th agreed Stock Board - and more business of better pri than for 'e To-day there was a 'light improvement in the norket. wore .. min MIMI , t•eat.iettleo. free, the gums. mod a healthy action who, had been entrusted et ith t he comma nd of the armed were far from being the most active in the ..... of a . rea of t e coon ry oi s roop . . . snared. ..aa Induced. 0, .0a the ovth 014 loosed am the. ratilend forces. In consequence of this report, „ 4 41 , 41 ." g that tbere sheuld be 20,000 men in Paris, an .in y prt, .. g d 5000 •da . erioUs Treeaurr notes brooch t c ei„ e ,I ne nf len Caledonian Pref., fet. 'ld. p Lamle Vorketine l'et 7, edi ems In tlwir sgketo. Price -4. 9d. isr lx,x•-Catition .To protect the H. L. Blanc preposed the overthrow of a part of the CIO ern...t a d • p-v--- - -- - 9 - °I nimn'rlaff the henlieu Besides these, Lemartine proposed to bring Munn., • Pnees, ane ie the lance sm there waa some .1 -.' - : . 1, ' - -- o n tre n t i on , Lon. and N. W. stern, 114134 g. East. Si. Dover, N 0.4, 6 Ud par- . lie Mao imitd. the maptisters' name mad addrew. thus. "A. that tee two gen, rale sheuld be brought bolero a court- the Assembly, but MM. Portion Landrin, and Jules Favre • . fh Al h • h , Of thogenerai market for prod:ice we have fce- remarks to make. Do. Nfw. One i 3 5.. Sd• P Tort, Isms., & Bac (N. IL ROWLAND aud SON. W. Ilattenennlen." are engraved ell the go-. martial. I opp ;tied it, and etas successful. With It was et an epoch revious to the • 20,000 men from tne army o t e pi, wic wa rued, II P The intel.Wwe by the Britiah 3lail Svamer AllletiCil to the 22nd Illk 9 -‘nd , 95 4 committee of investi a n adopted. We differed esaentially no to the plan ot Do. leaves, 8/.7/. 16a. 3d. d ?nem:a m t . ? . Meth ie staled ou each Ine -aold by them. and by respect to the (vents of the Iffilt of Apra. We had non that M. LeJru p ßollin re ult. did not reach the city till late in the aft...tenon, when thc business t eemeno :01 !refitment. vented these tuts to me, ile been infermed on the day before that the manifeetatien did not Atte defence to be adopted on the 23rd June. Two plans were of the day was meetly rimed. We cannot therefore judge of the Timex o'Cuack. FlgiT WORK OF A NEW MIMI NOVELIST. . fol all the meetings, the last of which was held dC • 'edth t th hld to under effectio may produce. if any, upon prices There was very little Midland Halms, 81 3e. 9.1. d North Stafford., 4ul men . avaignac repot. a c army sou Neo to te tml at au the Lewarie.. In 3 vol., 1.14 Imo would be no ry great : the eovernment determined upon Lot on the 3rd May lam, the eve of the meeting of the National C r " d activity in fereign bills toglay Sterling was done at 1091, and Lon. aN. Western, i 134 B.E.fic Dover No. e, 6/. 164.3 d. d ie hand; that it thould he kept together, and launche upon _ THE GAP OF BAIINESMORE• 1 'n f r to the Hotel de Ville so as not tO be com- Amembl In lis I a. . a ,teece, bi. Jules Fevre did the honoues. M' k t ender to.da Do. New Qrs., i p York, Nom., k Ver. (G. N. E. a lm a il d o yield he d' ' which ld b.. the points attecked. The government thought, on the con- rrehe" " 3 . 27 4- The 51 4 94 Y .u o waa .F. A A Tale of the Irish Illgillands, and the Revohnion of IGNI. ' ____,• 4 t , - to t canines wou al. was said then, that the revolution had cot out of its Corms.-- Vi e cannot give with accur.ey the receipt. and ex e Do. Fifths, 41 p Pon). IIP trury that rich barricade :Mould be attacked the moment it of n for full week, the .arrti. 'e ha tet la •b t "do nntssomonly well written tale iof the drohlte tildes in tretanit ; amee t . toe government was only to go there, If track, and must be brought into it again. Since that time, a ' ' d Th . • • 1 n isted in this esteem we 3 judge the " eit ''. ' r ° y e Med , 9 11ANCIIESTF.R SALES, Atao rr 16. e constructe . e commismon o g pert port as Great Runde will be 1,250,000 bake, • . interne 1114 AY team •Uve am it l• ente ino " the r &clonal ards w masters f h • • en r e n of en and 'Maine ,• • . • rune 0. . gu ere ot t mosem t. my memory has traced hack the events we have gone Business waa a little firmer, but there was not much traria -Tom Bull. o w inion and yielded only with 'egret to General Cayaignee's and the receipts at this port, 2,30,U00 batm. The Atlantic crop e Tbe wither 9 a writer of nhilite. and he werny to be acquainted w However I went thither at about one I mil ' a ~,,, , . y .ound AM. through. The instructions which the Provisional Govern- tion in prices. w p lthart'wing 'from the presidency when it could not egree is extremely promising, and in consequeitee the old cotton Is being iss sca f auunri a thc country In. I. mints: ahout. a. well.. the bil.t.-gy B h • dlt Ile . r 4MI cruet, who were much pre-occupiea with their ment sent to its marristrates were but ill attended to, and eclat down V, Charleaan and Savannah worn the interior Envoi. more Rork., Lanc., , it Chtsh. Jn., Si d Leeds and Thirek Now 21e 1 of the tied*. The e olith:sl eveuts and feellrigi of the time are not un- Ipneltness They forced me to remain, but a shor t time after badly executed. These gentlemen let every one into their w ' • rn : ith h'i At half-past three, eavaignac went away to eee . freely. The complaints of wet weather come ebbed; from New Or- enled". l 4l. l oil. I P ~ 3: tie. g I Man. Shtf Li Li . hths, G d g e i s ymonlnent. - --. 4 e. eland. I went to the mthie of the Bth arrondinement. The bth investigations and researches, and the invenii ' 1 ' oin on to be absent only an hour at , ki ki how things were g g i. . . - _ none but • Do. Pref., It, p they are thought little of. In truth, OA there is more option ''''' 7". .g ggi l c. 3 d. •• o have tee Iteetleiy read any new proc work of fiction with . more e ... L L , .gation re atove most. He did not return ti n nine et nig h t ; an a I cannot w enn on the Lieber lands than in the low grounds, it may be as- Land. fx N. Wes. M. &B. Qrs. iB. E. and Dever, .o. , . e astaCtien thou se have Yea I this Ion; mei wen se:tante' tale. - -01> ... g ',. oenlr- se Ter7 well. From thence I could ore.: am to Inanqui was most especially conducted in that manner. d • 1 the tortures I 6i:tiered during his abeence. All the mimed that fur every bale destroyed In the letter, two more balm are Oa li), 14 D I 1 d errrer. Munition to be brought from Vincennes ; Col. Rey, who I w i s h te g i ve ; e rne explanation relatire to M. Caussidiere- " en ' e • f • f t• 11 red itb f 1 , all the country cart of New (Means "An muffin. piem of flatten. capitally constructed and admirably since thot entered into a compact w;th the entente had tseen re of Paris tent to me or rein orcemen s, a com- secu n e ormer. rom BIRMINGDA.M SALES, morn 18. curio, out to •he v••ry et •t la :e. - --cclUe. . , lam desirous of explaiuing why I felt such repugnance to- Th l e ain e ed of the want of troops. The national guerd the reports of the crop are so highly favourable that it would mem Shares were rather firmer, and the ni•trlect on the whole e Theauther, by hk.i.emetmelinti mention of Interesting facts, wig- upon himself to defen4 the liotel de VI , p 'lle and remised o t warde him. Ile was thnstantly boasting of haring s ived us. :hooted treason, and I was there alone at the presi- lob . e . rk . ecrry !ollsvc very . b o ad w p ei t ther .. lier . eti ‘ ! t e e r to keep the pro• was better. w en hi rit cuing the aGention of the ry.y ler. -4:mem-a. have three cannons fired off, to inform me of any danger. Ho said, . I have di-muted these who wanted to overthrow d ' th• mortal nod unutterable ansiety. In the ala 'N,.., su m . „"`!",._7l.7.A e wn t ; h i e "'" r . 5 eee , eee be i a. Shrews et Binn. (A), 51. 17... 6.1. IN. Staffordshire, 31 16e. 34. d "Au hegurical minauce dm:lyceum:ll ed and ably written ;it possesses ency in is Ido not know whether the manifestation was excited by the you." I replied, " But why do you not have the autlaciou 4aut • , to , • i „.. gd. one use Incit-tt I. free fr.,. party feeling.' -Itntantila. 4 Bence of my colleaguee. I took upon me to write to the (chietle sold before the news) in separate lots, among which some •• Es weedy Interesting and vigorous's wrltten. - -•Em. twO elements previously m en t ion( d orno ; an d a m quite men who form such projects arrested t" ed. Caussidi. re aid s d• ll h f •th td• nuction to te 13,000 to 20,000 common Genesee, this State, Dory; du., at LEEDS SALES, Acorn' IS. efects, deman mg a t e ore», wi ou is 1 , " There is PLA ein'ggh fee the "ender , ' earlosinnainl vhorMters cnow ignore:it of the particulars of the investiecion. It was at not understand me. He contented himself with telling our i f d • the neightte onn in , urhoed of Paris. I sent orders to 5 ‘lols. 61 c., to mien, 12.4 e., o idols. lel a, to 5d015.25c.-the latter The market was a little improved in the amount of trans fer tr,:cr,t mad cffixt. - -Lacrthry tiasette. Arc de Triompheoliat M. Causseliere informed rue that enemies to stop in a tore which seemed to advise them to re- figure for small lots, a httle better than cornmeal. Sales of 1,000 brls. action. effected, bui there wu no materiel altemtion noticed " A beak succestire of points:li considerations of the hi l hestgewerit Admiral Cam to order troop. rom f Brest and Cherboug. On menm and appliontety to the l ost and l umens tate Ire Blenqui had not been apprended, notwithstandiog our serve their steer; th for a future ti elhve. k ol d d. a.nono c ge I f that I the return of General Cavaignac, con eas round common hoop Ohio were made at 5 dole. tdc to 5 dels.l2se. Sales in the value of shares. Rablir Lnlr.v.ity 3iager!ne. '----- o - ` 1...- order. I think he a 1 Iti Learu ltellf nh d ce ted t f h g 1 b l'd C m • ' „ , u . i a con r o- c. any speec pronounce( y . atom mei, in the presence .. of 3eo la 600 do. Petersburg were uterkat 5 dols 621 e., and asmoll lot of New E. Lancashire 7 , i IGs. 341. d F. and W. Torkebtre, 131 showed great vi vacity. I rom all that I have mid, itichmond country new at 5 dots. 50 e.-Wheat : Sales of 2,00 bush. o n North rn, 01 1 i - 3d. 4 N. Counties, 31. 13a...d. d Loudon : Smith, Elder, and Co.. 63, commit gether. of is commi sI o Lees de police. We Mel so police ; the few I hole that there were not more than 8,000 or 10,000 handerrne North Quolina new were made at 1124 c.; 400 bushels ce e d - en e p e a, ;Z . : , ' 1 North Stafforda.,ll. 115. 16e.3d. d b an in RUSSIA; or, the DISCIPLLNE of With regard to the 13tit of May, we had been informed on agents we had were f or m om opi ng au ,. Th ey were to ld not n i c e o n n i e n Paris the first day of the insurrection. It is at least new southern in poor order, 874c.-Corn : The sake leached N e w Thlrsks, 2il d - N. Brien) Third., 21 d DWPOTISM. By limes it o P. Tnommos, Esq.. author of the eve that a movement was to take place in favour of to set themselves into danger for a government which mull ce t in that, having demanded of General Cavaignse. at 2 about 13,000 to 2.1 090 Wallets in lets (chiefly before the BRISTOL SALES, ArGL'ET 18. . The Note Rook or a Nauman-to' 1 eol. poet Sve, with plates/MI cuts, Poland. We were afraid that l'olend was but a pretext;- not last. The prefect of police and thentlinieter of nue Interior o'c r l a k • the morning, how meny ironies there were in Paris ? ewe) among which were , 2,500 bushels mixed, at 35e.; pier 1-21. cloth. every precaution was taken to prevent the assemblage from had conceived quite a different opinion cf these monis; they h dr ive do i .. bo r o uthern flat yelow sold at 58e. ; 3,00 do. new Them wet a more active market, but prices were lower. . Dee of the most aellte , ilta and eyeful hooks that has Low reneged ee "' red th h d'd t k lad• ed that the attaci e enure at e ino now. vis tre sold at 49 c.; 2,000 do. ; .1,000 New Orleans roto a se . ew, II • Ind E ter s: 121 d I Caledneian Pret., 1 p arh'n the t , s of the Assembl Such orders were iven eie Imam Mr. Tho m .- it has a plemant and lively moaner of we- re 'ff g a ' • Y. g , thought they couhl he n lied upon. They were midoken. In should be renewed at break of day, and to send two batta lon raised heated were reported at 50 c. ; round Northern yellow sold Gt. sVeotern Qrs., 35 d Taa Vide New, 1 d w ing II- Information."-speetatm. that a e thought no human force could reach the threehhold order not to be divided. we looked over all such ineon- held at 625 e. A lot of Do. 17/. thaws, 3 d '• We mmordas in 31r. Thotep-on's scovents an air of truth and fair- of the As.etnbly. When I heard in what matner it had veniencee, so as to reach the National Assembly without G 1 D mesme General Cavaignac opposed this. The before the news at 64)C. • and was afterwards to enera a • arn whkh sins our confidowee ; the work is pluasautly e rite:o. - - d h h • aoe nt was rernmmence at t ree tn t e morning. wmtern mixed was reptirted sold at 30 c.-Meal : Sales of 400 bbis ......- been violated, I wag surprised, indignant, furious. We any violent conflicts. We were desirous of hasten• 2th P"-- me • ' m f h • kiln dried were made at 2 dote. 621 c. ; 200 do. Jersey mid at tile AntenelUlL ''Q• - e Cavaignac sod, " .he honour ot e army requires r ., PRODIJCE.-Aterwear, August 16.-Ceffee con -se imtreetive volume. Delo which an accurate him of Russian immediately, and in the greatest hest', thought of the mean, meeting of the National Assembly, and ef convoking the me to persist in my system. If only one of ml• p.g. n Es . .ening.-Common State Flour is in mall supply and firm tinues in regular demand. The better qualities of Brazil are =MI- Ills, he mined; -Critic. of freeing tue Assembl.. But we heel one fear-that of ex- electors immediately. The other members of the Provisional -vd51. ,, 1 •kncrimo life in Reada welL"-Obeerser. mpanies were disarmed, I would shoot mysel . at 5 don. vi 5,525 dors, with, if anything, a etill upward tendency. getting scarce ; ahout 1,800 bus sold from 18c. to 194 e. ; e A nem etleutateal to eullchten and mousg."-Em, posing the members of the Amembly to danger-perhaps to Government declared that they did nut consider the nopu- e i:et - the National Guard attack the barricades. If Pure Geneeee 5 dole. 25c. to 5 dole, 621 e. Sales; Rye at 70e. deli- and 4,000 bags Domingo from 201 e. t0.21c.-Cotton : Prices "Tee suth, is I ...teeth. converant with hi, subject ; and his know- Murder. Hence the necessity of gaining time. Some mem- lations to be sufficiently prepared. They were in tbe right ; it is beaten I would rather retreat into the plain of St. med. are well supported, but the demand is limited; 600 bales yip is cateragve. n-Ineeirer. here had come to the Luxembourg, M. Beeville among they were ill prepared by the circulars and the bad choice a D • Flat white corn was sold this morning at 33e. ; since the news not 1 there R ive battle to the emszste. I do not know Mobile found buyers at 241 n, an.l 300 bales Georgia, at 244 c. eyen,oeue a. to It, *ma., lively and intert,ting. - -Nonconfenalat. other., who had told us that the Assembly was dissolved, commiaseires. It was to such an extent that a gal,:rien was ro ennee, ant much him bete done. Some flat yellow roil at .57e. There nre plenty Sugar • The sales of the week consist of uthout 2,000 boxes, loniton t smith. El•ler. and Co.. 015. Cornhill. - 'b th d b fth h cause to attn ute e suppose a sence o e of buyers of round vellow at tiOc but holders Lave not tleci , ed what -- P • yid that it would be neceseory to assem ble i t i n =otter named central comminary at Havre Ile has since then en wle ddb th tee commiesion. I was to • - ' at prices ranging from 13411. to 1411. The arrivals amount NO MAE MEDICINE f.or Coii.tinAti,.n lit-i,eyin ,iii.liateUou tor .000 men or ere y e execu i • ' f s 'lit B r bborket. illemtioni. Scrofula. Net, ;stones.. aowpts. t ea . place. Our first thought was to prepare all things for its reassumed his firet part-he has turned aesssain. under the conviction that that force was in Paria. I ta about 5,000 bexes, part of which is in tramit for the swans e.her of the great kenily of discase. oririnating in one and the reception at the Luxembourg. I then came to the Assembly. General CAVAION AC. -This general said that the state- bol i e „ now t h a t if prompt measures are not taken the Rhine.-Hides tWe have no char ge in prices to report ; earn .ao-c-'steertect Goalie:icon. stesielo, succe,,fetty ewer- I armed the llth Legion. I found it quite discouraged by nients furnished by the Minister ot War were correct, thrre holders continue to meet the demand ; 15.000 dried River tact will revive. It is neceesary that credit, labour, IRELAND. seled bl a "14111 1 41 wy> . . nn'enmical• and l'lnvnat "."-' 4 "°"""' tbe report of the dissolution of the Assembly, and the down- were to be in Paris and its environs about 30,000 men. The Poe. ruhli•be Iny Du Awry. trio: 6.1. or ed. On ammo) per peen ca nn a d ind try should be revived. I held this opinion in the Plate sold at 16. to 37c., and 1,700 salted River Plate from the fifth edition of fall of the government ;• I renewed their courage by pro- %velem of defence adopted by the general in the dcys of „,,,,i, lo r i i - t hen I was in a minority. Gamier governmen w DUBLIN, FRIDAY Moaxiso. 16c. to 16c.-Rice ; The demand is limited, but prices aro rpm: NATURAL REGENERATOR of the testing against the attempts which had just been made. I Juin rested upon this cenviction, that there was danger in ' Paves was an obstacle. Ile thOught that the finances were This • th . rteen 116 • elm ed Ili tre well supported. We quote Carolina from 1315. to .. , 1 DIGE4T IVE ORGANS. with numerous caws practically illus said that all that had taken place was of no real moment,that scattering the troop.. The experience of July, 153 n; to be conducted as in ordinary times. Here bl. Ledru Rol. morning i persons, rg wi asou mad . , eta. to el a . . Jena, w o of ., 11fl.-Spices are in {m u m how heath has Live re.ton.sl ea the mon feeble. delicate. or the Assembly preserved its power, and the government iie and February, 1841 i, proves the necessity of not en- lin entered into a financial diseuesion in which he referred and sedition, including Messrs. Nleany, Brennan, limited demand ; purciases are only made to supply imam deeterel cinatitutlon.-lie gamy and Co. lit lew A ti , o l 4:- . lr4c . t o Lon. . authority. On toy return to the Luxembourg, I met gaging the troops in the streets, and of collect- O'lliggins, and Taaffe, were sent to Kingstown and cliate wants.-Tobacco: Very little doing. . Hunt 27, Eine William...oven to the first revolution. Ile said that' then it was found ne . ti e rgereet: 'steer,. lin. StruNi :W. Delatouche, 147, Onft:rdstivet ; Quentin, the former collector of the finances, who said tome, ing them in sufficient bodies to make the insur- cessery to create seventeen hundred millions of paper money. shipped On board a government steamer, which imme- RAMSCRO, August 15.-Coffee : Prices are very firm. The Melton, 47. Hblie t wavey-tn. et Within. London. " I come to take your place.." I collared him, and said notion give way before them. In such cases the least check He referred to the territorial mandates, which amounted to . diately sailed towards the north. It is supposed their troneactions have lately been very extensive ; they consist of litir HAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID • Till you take ten place . , I will give you one in . a prison." die for the ermy is mortal. In epite of the most explicit order.. 2 700 millione. lie insisted that like measures were 10,000 bags Brazil, at 2 7-16 s. to 31s. ; 2,000 bags Domingo, 1 • ' had a brace of poools in his poseession. He is now at A in. a battalion had ventured upon the Place de Vosges, an.l dcstination is Fort George, in S tl il .00-.1111-, Or Carrick. with Diet Talgoa (or all Comet a m ts . n'ow required, and even upon a more vast scale. Ile 3.1. to 31s. ; and 2,000 bags La Guayranat 311. to 415.- , Di R. J. Movaawaii. soli. M.R.C.e., L A.O , te. centus. After this incident, the Ilth legion wanted to an- was placed in • compromising state, which drew upon it the declared - that paper money alone could save the republic. fergus l'rison. Cotton : About GOO bales American found buyers, at 411. to Coerrna-ttoo to torUre perfect di/Orlon. tranquil («lieu. a rood company me to the Hotel de Ville. We have punithed severity of the Minister of War in spite of the itcontestible hl. Louie DLANC--I only knew from report et' the pro- 41s. The market is almost bare of good Surats.-Sugar :. ' Leans rest a citar heal. and a eon:cutest 'Mud. By an el-set-same of every person who had a share in the attempt. It is well bravery of its chief and its soldiers. A second example of h l'th f May I only left the Assembly SHIPPING. Should the blockade of the Elbe took place, prices w.ll, in all i the tn*trurtio, herein mntalned, the fetble, the nervously deliutte, - s posed offer on te J o - . even ei the ta..sc neutered conzEtution, may ampere the g.eatest known we degraded Colonel 'f aisset. Our severity even fell this sort migbt breve had lamentable consequences. To 'eve on that day with the permission of the President. They MAILS ARRIVEIL-Dublin, 2 ; Waterford, 1 ; Donegha probability, rise. The market ia fiim, but not fictive. 400 &mann ot pions! bamenemant reach in healte toe Lome period of upon them who, without having taken any part in the at- above all, the honour of the flag, is the certein guarantee of nrensed me to do so on all sides. I first speke at the tribune dee I; Gue y and Jersey, I ; French, 2 ; Flanders, 1. boxes Havana sold, the brown, at 12Im. to 131 m.; the yet . kleallotted to rrwi. tempt, . evinced the least irreolutien. I mention General ultimate success On the 23rd said Cavaisrnac I was still • • T• te, h a d of yherwoon 33, iraternoder,in • earvales, 117 rect• lace The huissiers ' ' • ' and afterwards returned to my p . . . LONDON, August 19.-Wind this day at mge 100 lb. GO chests Billie were noon, MUM., low, at 13 ent. to 16) . . li , . d' - df h td• • . ' Meet: 111110,30. Coredviii ; Neap:, est, west ?Wand :or dtreCt trent Tempoure, whom we epris ed of the comman o t a only inis.er of NVar ; I was quite free to expose myself to came to tell me they demanded me with loud cries light breeze, and dull hazy weather, with rain. disposed of at 111 m. to oi. per 100 lb.-Seices: Very ttle t theme.... P, Ar a n-plass Recentwtreet. Mobile Guard, beeauee he had beeii seen with his epaulettes be killed if it seemed good to me. I turned aside however, at the Place Bourgogne, and threatened to enter ; DEAL, August 16.-Var. : p.m. S. to S.S. W.-Arrived : doing. We quote, Ceasia, 74e. to 71s. per lb.; Pimento, 4s. ' • to e'rechod Howe.. New-street, Cloth-fair. on in one of the public tribunes, durieg the invading ot the from the Faubourg du Temple, which was menaced. General !mug o f my colleagues said the same thing I Was Bally, Algoa Bay; Homer, Saguenay. Sailed : Scourfield, to 4).$ ; reppe r, 2es. to 31.. ; Cocoa, 3es. to 345. , " 1t... N will SELL by AUCTION, at Assembly. 011 the 14tho when we called all tLe chiefs and Lamoriciere was with me. y er y muc h emb ed. I addressed mesa( to the president, blauritius ; St. Andrew's, Montreal; Britannia, Rizaouski. Garmeay's on TTESIDAT. Atte. M. st 12, in Three Lots all authorities to take OUT ordere, IL Causaidiere did. not ap- kl. LAMAIITINE said : The proclamation of the republic who authorised me ; I spoke to the people from a window of ,-., u s.,FF ..ASTINGS, August 18. - Arrived : Emu, and TALLOW.-The market is steady. Petersburg • lIREE FREEHOLD LW ELLIN° 110 Cs ES, 'clog 4. 5, and 6, New- pear, nor diii, we see him on the 15th. He complained of I appeared to certain men to carry away more than • throne- the house of the Quettors. Barbee and Albert were there. Cadet, S 1 N So hWI • M t E N y c th 441 t 44 6d October to Deeem y. ney, cw ut aes , argue vans, ew . .on e spot, . 0 i. . ; , met. Cloth Nr. In the occupation of 31,....ra. Jeremiah Crawley. Janic• • ninon I withed to have tim taken into custody, aftd to have that is to SaV, society itself. As a sign of thin idea, they I ' eater, and anomie Stormy. yearly tenant., at rent. amounting to L 72 - . --- • . My speech was on y I directed to eahn them. I came hack to nail A York ; Aropan, Havana, for Arnwerp. bee delivery, 435. 9d. to 445. ; :emirate moatd.,' delivery, . iter . The tenants will show the ernmenamPeattni . el • fll d I ffill • •d h 1.1 R Th t lsed 1t ot particular. his papers examined. My a ,vice.was not o owe . am y imagine t e rapeau ouse. a was repu ,ou n h I d ed • the Name of the Assent .Iy, was rage into the . u Fortremouru, Atrium 18.-E.N.E. to W.S.W.-Saned , 44.. ad. 6 iiid e ...Minns of em. , lay be obtained at Moses. Baker and CO.e, 62. eonyinced that he had a band in the matter. Asn girds Sobrien extinguished-nnt completely aburbed in the mass of the p no p er d us ; two m en placed me on a chair. I spoke again to Ltd M'Naughten, Victoria and Canton. Lincoln • inn•fleblo ; of' Mr. Francis Cross architect and wive ) or, 41, The Minister of War is the sole depositary of ums. On the people. The 17th March, the National Guard, which then the crowd in the same terms, or at all events in the same spirit. .. . ZYLR, Au 13 Id I Q bec Cbaristheeoc•Posim: at Garrawaro ; and of Mr. Perris, le, Cook's- gust .- nus ry, ue . CORN.-ESETER, August 18.-We have had a 1 coot, c,e, amen Lineolco4•lrin•deld.. demand of the minister of the interior, arms were delivered existed only in a latent Mote, manifeseed itself. On the next I went again to my place ; I was carried to the end of the to all the National G uards. 1,000 muskets were demanded and succeeding dam, a counter manifestation was made, in amphitheatre in spite of myself. I was completely pros- - - ___ _. thin attendance at market to-day, sod farmers were shy of Barrey.-Lenetield.-Deliehtful lit:abloom and Land, ten milt-. from Wheat. Those parcels submitted sold at aa advance Croydon. doe miles from the God.tone Station on the South Emtern 0 m , f eon urgency, for the Prefecture de Police. Colonel which 200,000 men wishe Ito give law to the Provizional tented. I was carried to the esplanade of tee Hotel des His Excellency Baron Andriani, Ambassador offerth g ' , Rallvay, and within two kiting drive of London. Bressottes wos entrusted with the delivery of these arms. Government. The latter repulsed their meaeures with Inyalides ; happily tny brother was there and assisted me. of 4s. to 6s. per qr. on this day week. Reports come very Extraordinary from the Germanic Confederation, is daily . ... • ' e Mlt. PEYTON will SELL by AUCTION, at Gar- The b ea rer of the letter said he was called Solarier 1 that GOO energy. The lath April. there was a menace of a communist q hey threw me Into a cabriolet. You know the rest. expected to arrive from Frankfort, apartments having been h t bad ;of the sprout in Wheat ; a smau proportion as ye been h ested in this neighbourhood, sod great anxiety pre. roray's Coffee-hune, Cement. on TUESDAY, Anon , . at 12. of those muskets were for the l'refecture, and 400 fur the movement. At sin the morning, I was informed of what When I ' , poke to the people, I talked of the right to employe k taken for his excellency and suite at it:hyaena Hotel. k la Fon' Lots. a mmt de-arable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising 3 auccursale of the Rue de Rivoli. M. Bressolles went and wae pioising in the clubs. of a project of a committee of public ment ;of the intervention in favour of Puland. I flattered vails for what now remains. Barley quite nominal, and the Despatches were sent off last evening from the eh h d F . Fl show of Oats was small, at • n t t a vance. me our, very corutiffithic dwelling-house. tyke -ted fog the residence of a reaped- . . ired of 11. Clkil Regnault if such was the manner in eafety, in lieu of the Provisional Government. I gave notice the peeple in so far as their views were legitimate. but my stge fan.i'y leitil attached and detach d office, of every dewription ; Iniu Colonial.office for the Governor of Canada, and ulso for the e g a. to op a . se d s 4e s to 48e, 1. garden:slay:lL sod plsature-aound alined with stately titular. emil which the arms were to be distributed. Ile waa answered individually to the friends whom I had in the Natienal conclusion always was, "If you wish mon desires to be ~ con , . governors of the other North American provinces. ✓ several do.. of rich mead.... land, containins *X.:O. 1214. , there- in the affirmative. Not being satisfied, he applied Guard. M. Ledru Itollia came to me in the morning ; realized, leave the Assembly the liberty of delibmation." 'lrm o August 19.-The weather, with a trifling excem a sham. Lile t sfield Iv situate Ins moat remodel geirt of the county of f loony. in a htghly respectable neighbourbood.and intenected by good to Id. Caussidiere himself, w . . ho told him to send he was very excited. "We are going to be at- Into the Salle des Conferences, where they were employed --- - tion, Mut been dry and cold, with an ensterly shod. The I. reek. There are a pew and s raat in the church eldeli Lave Meal's 800 to the l'refecture, and 200 to the Rue e head of Rivolt. The Rue tacked," said be, "by 120,000 men, at th , in the designation of the memben of the provisional govern- farmers are now busy securing the Wbeat crop. Spring 4 been oweided. by the owner, of this propertY.-gartieeht , ""h n'ann de ltivoli waa not considered as the residence of at Sobrier, whom are found 20,000 armed men belonging to the club.: ment, I was curied at the riek of being suffocated by the 11111ERCIAL es hfARKETS. CO I corn is ratbet backward. Potatoes are reported generally L mar le obtained. on application, of 31r. Joiner, gull Inn. Llmpolleld, . but a euccursale of the l'refecture, to be suategetically He reported to me the offer that had been made to him, and crowd. I heard them pronounce my name and that -- more unfavourably of. There have been but few arrivals of L whe eat appoint a perrnn toshos the pren,,res ;of Mr. C 0.... ^N . - - - U . . .. ~. .•• . • -., teet and surveyor, No. 41, Charterbeitst•stesire ;at Gamma) v: of Mr. master of that position. no commons nut int med us of the intention entertained of excluding me from the govern- of Albert and Considerant. I had nothing to 'do with it., f ' Wheat, but a good supply of English, for which the MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. oreign n PITToN. No. In cooke-ontrt, Carey ..tro,ct, lancoltielenrklds d f l ln- 9 - the presence of sentries at the door of M. Sobrier ; we gave meat, as well uau vend of my colleagues. I said to him es In tha Salle des Perdue I was told that Barbie and Albert millers have had to pay 2a. per qr. higher rates. Barley has I. Mr. Kirk, solltitor, No. 10, symundleinn. Chancery-lane. d not obeyed-our orders seldom were. Ido not think the the rappel. If by chance there be a National Gated in Paris tween the desire of going to protect them, and tbe idea that precisely, just now, more a weather than even a money quoted Is. to 2s. higher. Beans, Oats, and Pens, fully le. I. LATEST FROM PARIS. - project of overthrowing was decided upon beforehand.' we are saved. Leilru Rollin accepted this without liciita. I ehould be powerless to do so. .1 was subsequently ~. or a poliucal question. The unsatisfactory chew% per qr. higher. Rye Meal, 71. per ton, and firm. Linseed a At first, they all merele intended to present a petition to the tion,. end went away to order the rappel. .1 ran to put into a cab. The owner said to m Cakes have found tree buyers at 81. los. pee toa present, end • e el -- in the weather this morning depressed the fun Is bar of the Assembly. I think they gained fresh appetite by Duvivier s; my project was to ussemble tome battalion, of the were going. .If yen like, I can put you down in the Rue 91. to 91. 10e. per ton forward delivery. I oreign, of prune ✓ hended in the Rue du Bac, Guard Mobile round the Hotel de Ville, and with General therefore from the opening of the market, but we PARIS, FRIDAY, 0.30 P.M. eating. Sobrier was appre de PEcole de Medenne, at a friend's house." I consinted to quality, are scarce and wanted. Rape Cakes find steady sale h I. The all-engrossing topic of to-day is the volume of No. 15, and conducted to the barrocks on the . ga Quay d'Orres. Chan mice to defend my life there horieg that the • d ent to the house of Victor blssaau Libranai, to P • ' D ' • d ed "' " w • have so little speculation going on at present that at 95e. to 975. 63. per ten. Banes have been free of 'ale, at s evidence circulated among the metribers of the Assem- reposed to take hint to the Prefecture e national guard would act to save ans. lIVIVIee a opt I was told' it * was p •ldth l 1 f d oons my project. He admirably comprehended the value of tin change. I then went home. the decline hitherto has not proceeded beyond ' per well-supported rates. Sales of the week are about 1,000 tons. Police. I obncted to it. ma ee co one o rag Louis Blanc's further examination consists of a seriu of 1 '8 ' i f d a' ." Th • als f Lineeed since our last amount to 16,457 qrs., cent. Comm s remain 5, to ,or money, an 85 ; to * arr"' ° s bly by the Insurrection Committee. I send you some wer, on his bead, for the execution of the order I gave guard mobile. Where sze the cartridges ? said he to me. questions, which he invariably answered by denials. 268 re from T 4 030 gra. from Arch of the most important depositions, and will send more him. On the morrow, the colonel refused to give up Sobrier, I thought he could have them at the etat-major of the no- ___ __._ ____ _._. .__. _ 6 for time, which are about the same quotations swat comprising 6, q . agannage , _ _ _ angel, 2,250 qrs. from Kertcb, 1,580 qrs. from St. Peters to-morrow. Yesterday evening a pistol was fired, in without a paper to that effect, signed by me. I cannot say tional muted. Cenetais proved eery . . loyal. I went in fine ITALY. commencement of business. Iteduced Threes, 851 burg, 1,240 qrs. from Riga, 1,084 qrs. from Memel, and 5 the Faubourg St. Antoine, upon the' colonel of the whether they intended to ed th' H' intimidate the Assembly merely, to the Hotel ae t ale ; (thergarnier rejoin . me ero. e to 61. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 861 to C. • qrs. from Amens. In the beginning of tbe week holders 6* 69th regiment of the line, who was passing, having at erthrow it. I have always kept aloof from all parties. made his military diem-omen, and we waited for the ment or to ov . - Exchequer Bills, 31s. to 358. premium. Bank were demanding advanced rates, which, however, could not I; Some of my coll-agues can give you much better information festation. Two younfe men had been sent into the Baniieue, The Pied»iontecte Gazette of the 14th, says: " The Stocic, 1961 to 81. be obtained, the supply being extensive ; business, in cense es Lis side a soldier of the Guard Mobile, who was on that subject than I can. to warn it. At length, after painful apprebeneion, the 12th Duke of Modena entered that city on the Bth; he has a d • D t e h d s • h • • quence, has been rather limited, although there has been a I: woanded in *he hand by the ball. Two butchers' boys The aim of the banquet at 25 centimes was to deliver the Legion apneared on the bridge, crying, " Vivo la Repub- published a proclamation, conceding a general am- Except an vance in uan panis securities, good inquiry from the crushers, whose consumption i n now li ha. li ue " The armed force was roused ; the Miumph of the ri • 1 tati •th f • k t ces remain near/ s onary in e oreign mar e s. were arrest( d, charged with this attempt. prisoners of the 13th of May. It had been deeiden t or . it . nesty except against the chiefs and promoters, whom large In the sales effected the rates of last week have been blic was ured ; the Banlieue appeared in tutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are now qu ted ft * rted W Bl kS4O•fiP te b rg The reunion of the Rue de Poitiers is reported as on that day I was to go and confine myself in t =citrate repu 0 we suppo . e quote se ea, s. ,neere n , a- teau de Vintennes. I have examined a heap of turn, and was clrownc in an mime . d " age movement of national he allows to leave the state. The proclamation adds 44 to 5; the Fours, 70 to 1. Belgian, 67 to 70. Russian, 371. 6d. to 38s. ; Riga, 3.55. to 36a. ; Archangel, 365. to 375. ; a.. proposing NI. I)utaure for the presidency of the cna , _ which was to be made use of, it is said, guards, to the repeated cries of " Vivo la Republique." On that the I)uke is engaged in giving those concessions 99 to 101. Danish, 67 to 70. Spanish Fives, 11; Memel and Konigsberg, good crushing, 335. to 345. per qr. ; a. Assembly, M. loxrast being understood to decline r o taFc e l . h d't h I was accompanied by General the 15th of May, it must be confused, we were decedved 1, 9 he intended to grant before the commotion. Ac- per qr. Rapeseed : What little fine German of hl up t e 1c . 22 to 3; P • 2' elt r e , 355 ' • to -, ; e 12' th Threes are better, at aftBll7o, ; s. re-slection. Tournemine. We caused four cannons to be placed on that the unskilfulneas of the ._ chiefs of the public force • • counts from Bologna of the 10th announce the arrive'. red h be n readily taken at 26/. per last • and 261. 10a. 4 to 3' -P rt 18 to 19. Mexi 161 to 17 le- ' es e • we had the same spirit end tendency still . appe , th . e , o , oo ..,, o nouese, , r, I have ascertained with certainty that attroupe- side of the fortress. AS tO the trial of the prisoners„. o h h ..oecc e. _e. e veral armed bodies in their succour g:. - ° 'dd 28 • par lsst is now required. Black Sea has comman e s. per did not wish to have them question was again to aboosh the repu lic to tII pro t razi an, Ito .. ew B h 0 ° N Granada, 111 to 121. s ments were formed yesterday evening in the Rue come to no determination ; e ight places. CoL Beluzzi is . ex- quarter. W 1 rt we should have had of a violent piety, wishing to push things to extremities. from no less than e f; exceptiona cou ; The Dutch government have issued a decree order- Mouffetart, in the Faubourg St. Nlarceau, and that brought before an With otbers, it was an a:tempt an intimidation-the armed ll the volunteer battalions pected, with artillery an , LINCOLN, August 1 .- e 8 W had a moderate sup I f , ps y o 4 them tried by jury. o the urchase, at par, on the let of next October, Wheat, for which le. more money was asked. Adu I trade re- the populate were dispersed by charges of cavalry. M. Marie took urn himself the orgiusisation of the sections, the great categories o . h , f the seditions of Paris did that had marched to the Cattolica. Col. Beluzzi pub- 1 g F - of a capital of 300,000 florins of certificates of the at the advance. Nothing doing m any other article. A few with not play the chief part there. More importance, as been lished on the 9th, an order of the day to all the troops STATE op Tile 'JANE OF FRANCE up to Aug. 17, with ateliers nationaux. hat suffices to tell yoit it r w ol as r d o o e flaying giveit to Blanqui than he deserves-his monomania wee for '. Three•and-a-Half per Cent. debt. This had a favourable win of new Whea of good quality. The samples aho g . . aca italation re ulatin the h orderin t ' • ral b ill the corresponding items of the preceding week : loyalty ! We were buey in solving the diffi. . Y d t - • •-h' h h artist Barbos took the lead nn" un er p _, _ e g _mare , tato disease in this district to etting gene , ut st not hich had occasione gees conspiracy, in w m e wee an . 1 effect on the stock market at Amsterdam, business P o g t h. eo em e Week ending Week ending the men paid in the marries, w . unded throughout the country an equal to 1846. Wheat, red, 48s. to 525. ; w ae, s. to . hed to ed such on the 15th May ; but, to say the truth, the chiefs were not the teeein te be ee - - ' on which became animated, and the home funds all _ r a Aug. 10. Aug. 17. abumes and disturbances. We was rem y Th h • Bathes 'had been caught in the snare of Blanqui's the authorities to procure the means of transport . LuvERFoOL, August 18.-Although in seme parte of the LIABILITITS. r. c. r• c• disturbances by dividing the operation of the payment. e t ere , . d Th T d in advance and deman . e wo-an -a- per th fof the small importance of Blanqui Cardinal Marini published a proclamation at Forli, country this week the weather is reported to have been un cle Capital o organisation conceived, with this view produced unforseen popularity ; e proo were done at 441. In foreigil securities settled, accounts from other districts speak of it more h d led to asweinate him. on h • th • rd tdth • C' nt ' the 9t , calling upon e CIVIC gua ci ce me o.eitslof new fe.ed banks 2 3 '35 0 '00° 0 23,3A,°110 v inconveniences; the first was that of providing a great is that the other clubs a reso v there was little doing, except in Austrian, which favourably. In this locality it has been variable, gloomy, la Some 10,000,000 0 10,00,000 0 for four months all sorts of ten bl dy for an enicule, We tben tried to disperse Observing, as I have done • duty. On the Bth the Roman Chamber of Deputies - ~ . ._ . , Enure of new fused banks 3,980,630 14 2.980.r , 50 14 eesem age ree but were constantly . stumbling against dencies to suppress the Amembly, I think I am able to emitted a unanimous vote in favour of French in- were stui en tne rise, wiin active purcomers. with but few bright intervals, and not exempt from occa as. Referee in real property .., ........ Aht ti out to the late events declare that nothing serious has been perceived in the armed The representative assembly of the States of Hesse si sh were m the aurae of yesterday, however, we had onal o ; , Bank aotes in eireuLtion N12,781,100 0 300,733,000. 0 some new obstacle. sor me pren f the exaggerated republic. The tervention. This vote was officia y 11 communicated to heavy rain for b• d *th h several hours, which, com me wi t e Do. Brunch banks ..... ted • one had for its sections or in the statesmen o • f the 23rd June was altogether spontaneous ; the the French ambasaador. The new Minister of Arms Caesel authorized, in its sitting of the Ilth inst., the uncertain state of the hermit, gave a strong impulse to ..• Ben to order Accotmt current of Treairary, creditor 18,725,a5s 21 28,32-060 79 17 to 25, and to incorpor . ate them in the army ; another agitation of the atelters nationaux hadtwo causes- e m ne th 0 ' • • S . C •t . y ad intenni us ietor ag t ro Lt. de t ized for the civilwar, then coatmu- - • ... vs ch . _ ... of one million of thalers, in notes of I, 4, Beans, were taken rather eagerly, and at higher prices, for Divers accounts current. 82,594,076 G 4 77,153,369 56 ted all men belonging to private ateliers to return to of the governmere econom . In the sitting of the 8 ,or tne noman amoer or Abstains current in the breathes f th d their works, such as hatters and others. nism, which put i s hen u,.on lor p rpo . . Deputies Cardinal Soglia read the following declare- and 20 thalers each. From 1852, the issue is to investment: consumers, at the same time, not being equally .5. Itecents payable at sight laces as were in rection. As to the part played by the Executive Commission. , . r _ Reestpts osyeble at debt In the Another plan was to send them to such p by all the ministers : ef the responsibility, I did not wish to speak ton, signed branches - • al " 1 His holiness has firmly resolved to defend his states AVERAGES, PROM THE " LONDON GAZETTE " OP LAST NIGHT. e of it I did not wieh to bring person Wes into payin so 0. Droll. of branch banks payable by sent off to that place on the 23rd June and 400 'on th . 1 fri 1 . f 1 t he. Recriminations are repugnant to against the Austrian invasion, with all the means that the ve ban k 4,793,157 05 5,079,494 08 en4.ing day. Their departure was prevented by . e a vi g g cg 1 PLIIXAT • BAXLEY. OATS. 1 IITZ. 1 81ANS. v riAtt. e ' t Mo a th e" a reg enth before, an order heighten given to Mate and the well-regulated entbusiaam of his people may S. Dedta of bank payataa by branch a ces Objections were made when I went Lo u th br- m . re . an m DISTRICTS. (tuners emm e e . ( t enon A ea r . g . . quarters average ; Qr. Seeretes, as...* ' 17-, . a_v_rrite Assembly with furnish. His helium loudly denies, by our organ, the words J. tanks -treated General Cavaignac to surroun t e aio .-- 61 75 Tina' of the Rue Souffiot: "We should have been 1 ,, 274 37 o d th Nti nal Guard °OK as a reserve. of Marshal Welden, protestinn ametnet whatever sinister Load° . 69U 35 ; 2 24 i 3193 vh -- 2 - 1 3 ee 0 , 483 31 10 lel %Mends payable t Poteaux and Courberne. I told troopr, an to count on ea 0 . , 137 0 638 4 Bank of Algiers sum not yet invested at Angers as we were a ly 6 600 troops in Paris, w ereas I was in rp y t .tc retation ma have been given to hie expressions, and Uxbridge - '."'' in Treasury t'onds ad perhaps been the case There were then on , at th du tof Marshal Welden is considered Essex uld be 25 OW men in the capital; winhad declaring th e con c , 10657 51 i 37 30 61 20 11 ... ••• 135 31 10 92 39 7 49 33 11 ... .., the Disemmt, divers interesta, and at. 555 in small places i e 11 Poteaux and Courberne, but that Angers agreed that there iffic , rd Re nblican, and 2,000 by hie holiness ae hostile to the Holy See and to the pontiff, Hernordshire 2. J ames 331 ' 313 31 830 ' 51- - d th 1 towns had inked for hands, and that our 16,000 Guard Mobile, 2,500 Gua . p .. _ 5 30 IS 24 I: :.. - 10 29 0 m ... an oer sage in the who cannot intend, nor intends, to separate the cause of his Buckinghamshire ....... 1 112 0 3 4 0 6 33 39 6 Ta 33 4 Diesuunts and divers intermits' fet . would have met with a very different kind of Gardiens de Paris. I required, besides, 10,000 men Oflordahire ,19 32 74 23 ••• ••• ele branch banivs ld I had no right to spak to them, immediate, neighbourhood of Paris. This made up a force peep , le from his own and considers every insult or damage ty ,.„, .... 2423 52 1 ' 30 32 Ms 421,932 27 422,932 27 treatment. They to me onal Guard, a force done to the people as done to unse . n lis lf A 1 his holiness has "- Bennet» 4229 32 . 12 30 55 23 1 ... ..• • Eadiscoun; last halfsyear hat hunger was. We had endea- 60,000 men, independently of the Nati at Ditto in brands banks ....... th •btoda 's work, We which I judged more than sufficient to repress any a y alre d declared this by solemn acts, and with all the *mho. s urre 1713 53 20 21 - •• • "' •• • 88 32 6 35 53 0 Om lead:ice dividual insurrectional movement. I worried and tired out rity of his supreme rank of prince and pontiff, as may also:be Kent 2989 50 1 6 29 23 38 0 In 37 0 .el ----:----: ere assailed by other difficulties. I think an in this subject. As amoral proved from the following deseatell•-(Steel) CARDINAL _._._ 615,973,812 18 617,031,874 06 ' laced at the head of the *taints nationaux wanted to Gen. Cavaig . n . ac with my entreatieson M74 51 41 31 136 21 1 ... ... at AIWA. P hem in number for an electoral purpose. force I required a series of repressive laws nal . . . _ • os s t he press SOGLIA, President ; Fallen', DE ROSSI, URI, GUA.RINI, " D ss . l r 4 s lL kim 1662 52 11 30 10 343 0 ; - - .... la Cala and ingots Th s was the person who wanted to increase and a,gauist the attroupements. The Execut h 'ye Comtnuuon PERFETTI. Devenahlre.. 1232 57 1 53 34 121 23 ; .., ... - ••• - ••• a- Own In the branch banks ......... t the ateliers nationaux ?He was unanimous in demanding these measures of t e en* Th d tch 11 ded to is dated the Bth, and ad- corn il e espa a a ..... 378 36 43 30 102 22 ... ... • • .. ••• ••• Bills over due 91 6 '093 71 919 1 03° 63 the number of the labourers a we. threatened c'e dressed to Cardinal Marini, Legate of Forli, cora- Benter 7 enshlre lB9O 34 80 29 634 20 88 41 8 ••• ..• •• • - ign to Me while I was bly.' It appeared to me that the Assembly Monmouthshire...-. 209 54 -• • ••• ••• ••• Ai& Ms and acceptances in PATill 43,441,026 09 89,012,053 41 intended to be a candidate. He came . ha f two eides-by the ateliers nationaux and:by a Buonapartist "sanding him to proceed immediately, accompanied Gleee „ eaajzo ...... .......... 230 , 3 , , 12 s o-• 133 21 • .. 10 43 • ••• -• r Do. do. in branch hanks Advances on bullion 235 721 24 . . 15,976,217 10 15,839,709 10 . Mtnister at War, to ask me to allow him to take c rge o tion of the 4,000 labouzers at work in the Champ Ith h f 'th A bly there movement. oug t o protecting 1- Herefordshire Ro d P • S . ° mein ' b„" e by Prince Corsini, senator of me, an mice ' ... ... I - ... ... . ••• - - tiio si* ••• ••• ••• •- ldranceson French public funds 37,778,206 63 37,700,296 63 the inspec fore if it was forced to goit Paris, and I wished to . - I monetd, to Marshal Welden, end demands of him an V:v 44 ,, 14441 9v e ••• ••• et Advances on French pubic funds by de Mars. Juno the ateliers nationauz sent five de - , le- 0 0 000 men disposable from the army of the Alps. lin 898 56 ... ... - - •• • ••• ••• ••• .. ••• Manch beaks 1 at their head, and wed of tasted, even more than my colleagues, on the executien of explanation of his conduct, and intimates to him the siskordsaire .......... ..„„..... vs as 1 ! ... _ 20 28 ... ... ••• ... kg Cheshire Advances to the state on Treasury „ gates to M. Merle. Pujo was . quested him to held his them various measures. I was therefore greatly astonished immediate evacuation of the provinces, or his holiness . , 138 53 1 rg. I: 222 ••• ... ill sa 4 ... ... rig tows 50,000 ,000 0 50,0 °° , °° ° " most insolent tango - age ' M. M r e "- ho true workmen at the small number of troops which were in Paris. Ido will employ all the means in - his power to re is h Defer/Moe pn.-e t-e w erw i e e e ei m 6062 52 I co 3; 3 • 74 23 60 40 2 I ... ... ideances to the etate on loan of 150 nd said to the others, You, w are , - - ' . ••• ••• 11. ate:lone 23,000,000 0 95,000,000 0 tongue, a . Ism ready to listen to you. You do not answer. not accuse General Cavaiernac, whou high military repOta- • Ilieestenthire unjust occupation. w as 0 • ... .., &ark forming reserve P'l? " They refused to re sly, and tion and loyalty shelter him from attack, but am Pe, . , Northampton Stock, disputable funds 13,213,208 51 13,213,176 40 Are you the sla ves of uto av I knew a rendervous had been given to say that there was something in the war department Witten - Rutland h e OFFICIAL OPINION ON THE BOILER EXPLOSION AT Bedford _. ••• - ••• ••• lin 48 ! 25 30 1 ... •• • . •.• ••• 10 24 • - - S ' W. hemmer:it ot new fused banks In went aw n' . "cl ka m During the did not satisfy our confidence. I bad propoeed to carry t io ~ , ~ .„,, k v po,u. funds un a report from barricades before night, and to make a desperat P -It 'Ube remembered that last week resolutions thilit , a e effort, but RESTON. - let . • l9ll 47 1 63 31 3 U 2 22 t ... ... (I m ... .4 - ne 11968 48 I 121 24 8 MI 20 5 111 0 189 . eta Sank naimin ge and furniture 0 e ' eee ' pee e e ' We ' e°o ni bt of the 23rd, at 3 cm., Po to General the want of troops protracted the struggle. From all . were &lofted at • public meeting in freston, calling the st• Cam 1 f lif • d b WI lk 13917 49 1 167 28 8 183 21 lee es e v Tf ... :,.... ~.. , , O Beal property of branch banks 2,623,211 0 2,521,699 0 th g e Prefecture of Police, orders were sent . f notion o Sir George Grey to the ose o e occasione yS o ..... ......... ...... moo« hat I have said it follows that in these va- 15747 48 11 137 29 10 37 20 1 Littre,t in .sMiere Bank - . ~.. I sj .: . , lc requesting him to f ' d • t o e same i n . the recent explesion at the Brunswick Mill, in Precon. ____,_. no _ -'' 11203 49 1.24 29 4 1100 20 'v ...... 413 3L 9 --.4 -...• • kd Interest in National Discount Bank 200,00 0 200,000 0 cayman . _ f caealry at the Place de l'Estrapade, at nous mem citations an insurrecnons 1 ; • 0 men These resolutions having been forwarded by the mayor, were h•-h7.7,7''''" --.• 6163 52 1 1 47 M ii 33 7 178 39-5 •tUr gg . 4 r, . Interne of branch tomes in the find two squadrons o t executed. I add that, Motions are exhibited ; but you, as po tic . he order was no e lel - erred by Sir George Grey to the law advisers of the crown, ye n ta* . 3 38.. 0t I o. 16. National Thweent Banks of ths six o'clock, a.m. T . ued b the government making an investigation for the present and the futur , 907 33 11, 10 sr 11 330 32 ... ... dth h dvieed ht an indictment for manslaughter seeembire „„.., t•• f t provincial towns 230,000 0 230,000 0 '55 74 on the .. 9 /th of May, a decree was U 4 . 1 tb t oops of the lite to be called into you must re re k that every- an ey aye 1 . t a mark ' and mane °then - Aaar ' t o fr a c- should be preferred, at the present Liverpool assizes, against westmorelancl. 52 36 , i 332 0 75 24 .- ... 06e neatened bills 2°,601,549 33 2a,al9''' for 20,000 men of e r 807 54 lil 91 31. 8 689 21 441 7 ... w . , ... • . 4 . „ ntrusted with the execu- thing has been produced separately. Each of e . . Fon, who was, at the time of the catastrophe, the manager Cumberland Protested bdls in branch banks. 10,973,123 0 10,313,672 0 . ans The Minister of War was . e d this has berland... - .... Expense. of management - ' the d • with the nanonal guard and the mobile, tions of the anarchist party has acted alone, an ef the mill. Mr. Ascroft, a solicitor of Preston, has been s'ath°" n" 79 64 It 73 30 11 324 21 -.. ... ii mid . . I - ; 7. - . Ifspenies of monument of breach tion of t ecree , furces were to be sufficient. The given us the victory. The dissolution of the ateliers mi. . instructed to take the necessary steps for preferring the in- way ._ ....,,,,,..., „„.... 374 64 111 12 32 8 14 18 1 , .. ..• i .. • a ,. _ .. banks Duthie% 1,1*926 1 1 ' 133 ' 4 " " demonstration vast th had taken place at M. Marie's had tionaux seems to me to assure it infallibly for the fature. ha _ 0 dem were issued on the 22nd to M. LEDBU ROLLIN ; The attempt of the 15th 01 fday d dictment, and a bill will accordingly be prepared at the pre- -- - t assizes altho h the trial cannot take place till circuit. impeded WesklYAvslana...... j 1457 92 41 I. 152 f to 1 , .• 10134 21 - .---- ----- -....... 258 n 7. 1 2431 36 0 1; 894 33 2 Eepaymentut thane of Algiere Bank 1,278,VA e a rlrea t ur.easinees. e . --------.--- Calls . . d h Prefect f the Interior, an to t e several character*. I can give only general appreciations. sen , ug ......, am i a 617_092.874 06 the ouster c 15,973,812,13 617,092,87 4 06 su.4.* ; • r• .