The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-22 00:00:00

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The Boalevadt, than the Paste St. Dash to the UAW^ have bum the theatre al ameerees mem- Mega the probes te-dey. The gertemet them mite eggeeheedoes of a seeveseet, madtat town e are all oonsigai to their tee tie. Me town will be q overrun to-eight with stray pelvis in every uarter. A gnat waltftude was maned ia the neighbour hood ot the Hotel de Ville this rooming. At nine o'clock the mayors at all the annilemennts aF gambled there, ender the et M. lanes% =Toe of the 4th arraet, moil president by sonority. At ono the tilinties sum* at the election were dolt' proeleinsi t Lode Bonaparte, 110,769; Achille Foald , 78,891; Bassail, 88,983 ; Thori, 84,480; Cabot, 64,375; _Roger (du word), 81,482 ; Edmund Ad am , 64,607; Bliwat Deiessest, 49,337; Marshal Bosomed, 48i,M81 Bo& AIL air. soda, UAW Oesseqoartly, PriMe Leeks Baas psrte sod MM. Foold and Ransil were declared duly elected. When the saute of Primo Louis was announced, the greatest enthusiasm was manifested by the popu lace. Military music played, and shoats of " Vire Napoleon I " rent the air. The name of M. Foold was received with the mast profound silence. That of Ithapail was saluted, but not with the same en thalami as th at of Prinos Louis. A meeting was held at the Roe de Poitiers last night, at which it was resolved that Co opposition should be made to the admission of Prince Louis to the Amiably. A resolution was also adopted, of something like censure against the ministry, and a committee was appointed, consisting of MM. Daze, Lacrosse, Faucher, and others, to wait on General Cavaigneo, to express the sentiments of the meeting. The committee had an interview with General Cavaig nao this morning, who replied in general terms, that ha would answer for the maintenance of order by the devotion of the army and the co-operation of the National Guards with the troops. A meeting of the club of the Pakie Royal was also held, which also appointed& committee to confer with General Cavaignac on the state of drake. The pro peados' made to the general consisted of an offer of the support of the meeting on the following con ditions : 1. A diminution of the tax on salt. 2. A creation of paper money, secured by mortgage. 3. The change of the ministry. It was reported in the early part of the day that General Cavaigars was disposed to accept these terms, and that he would lay his programme before the Assembly in the muse otthe day. There was, how ever, no ground for this. The truth is, the chief of the government is cruelly embarrassed at this moment, drawn, as he is, in different directions by different parties. The Rue de Poitiers demands, it is said, the Vent of MM. Damn, de Maillevi ll e, and Gen. to the ministry. The club of the Institute has also decided to offer no opposition to Prince Louis, so that no doubt re. remains as to the verification of his powers. A reso lution has been taken, it is said, to demand that the question of the legality of Respell shall be referred to the minister of justice. I kora also that a deputation of socialists presented themelas today to General Cavaignac, to of Ma to Wrote co the policy of the government a ten dewy lorourable to the republique rouge. They at the sense time demanded that Respell should be set free, and allowed to take his seat in the Assembly. I am net informed what answer the general gave to the 11. =:able altroupements have been formed this afternoon in the Faubourg St. Antoine, at which the heath liberation of Raspail, and a triumphal entry Ibr Prase Louis, were the subjects of discussion. A repel prevails this evening, that the chief of the ezesative government will demand the resignation ' et M. Renard. the Minister of the Interior, and that JIM. Ledge Rollin and Flocon will be admitted to seats in the cabinet. If this be true, it will onl u r at h ed e is ateortlenee with the reports commonly cire ke the lost week, that General Cavaignac has been ditgoemi effect a rapproehmeng with the repuS. lige* rouge. The government is in full crisis, and we are in lowly apprehension of a movement. The Assembly dimmed to-day the 9th article of the essaitution, relative to the liberty of instruction. Reveal aniemmeuts were and rejected. The article was finally Article 10,on the abolition°, titles, was also adopted. The 11th article, on the inviolability of property, Ina under discussion when our re por ter left. Put, Ism rl. Now ; 7tuw pot Cooto ill = rho pit Orate., 671 ; Loot 01 ; Foam—. Itwoo. ISA ; Do. 1110, ; Do. ; Do. Twoomel.4- —; igaggr Bliftlf" • • ; Der ai j Mowry Du 100; liaolooso dom SATLIFATI.—P= 6 sad trlarat.Nl ti; Pub mad Bay" 415; Boor mot He 10; A Ogees sod Sforosilbes ; rev ; Por to/1g owl Bo* ti: Oworo Violook SO; Imam mod 800. kyr, —; Bordooss, S/4 15; Nor*, $7l 14. ITALY. A sepplement to the Piednamoteee Gazette, of the 17th, officially contradicts the rumour of Sardinian plenipotentiaries having been named to treat of pesos with Radetzky, and aLo that anything like a treaty, or even preliminary of peace, had been concluded up to that day. The Fowler° Ballow of Genoa, of the 18th, pub lishes a joint protfat of the two principal clubs of Genoa, the Ciroolo Marinelli and Italian°, against the present ministry for having prorogued the Members. The Alba of Fkrenee, of the 14th, states that the requisitions in the Lombardo-Venetian provinces are made in so atrocious a manner as not to be believed if they were net openly stated in the Austrian official documents; thus, the writer of a letter to that journal says that he has received an order to supply the troops (untested at with tobacco, under pain of being shot, and having . his farm and m.op burned, con formably to the circular of the 6th of mber. Genera Welden published at Padua, on the sth, a prohibition to keep arms, and an order to deliver them up in twenty-four hours, under pain of being shot. The Piedrecifitere Gazette of the 17th states that General Chiodo, with the intendant-general of the army, and other staff Aare, bad est oat for Alex andria, for the purpose of reorganiaing.the officers of the Lombard troops. Adrian from Leghorn of the 13th state that that city wee perfectly tranquil. The Alba, of the 14th, states that on the 10th,there was a grand review of the Austrian forces at Milan, at which a commiinioner from the Emperor of Russia was present, charged with distributing decorations to several Austrian officers. OUTBREAK AT FRANKFORT. COLOONE, Szrrisrass 19, 7 30 T.M. The strainer from Frankfort, which has jut now arrived, brings intelligence of a victory obtained by the military over the insurgent populare in that city. Troops have been ant hence to Frankfort, bbt as the peasantry were flocking in from all sides to aid the insurgents, it is impossible to my at present how matters may end. It would appear, by each amounts as arrive from Frankfort, that about 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, barricades wen erected in the Sohnurgases and other places, blanket the military did not interfere till past 2, when sew partial firing oornmenced in the Don- From Frost that period till about fi ve, troops enteured to arrive from Ilayence, Darmstadt, and other Omen when the firing increased, and the bar ricade in Demmer was stormed, with considerable lees al llb ea both aides t on that of the military, ens Aver and some soldiers fell at the first dipolar's. The barricades in the Allegan. and Palm pies were also stormed, after an obstinate resistance, which wee supported by a well-directed fire upon the troops from the windows of the surreundiug houses. The issergents at the Indeed*s fought with deter mined" though bat very imperfectly armed. A Uses was granted about six, which lasted for some- iTtiirtSS INDON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 22, 1848. [THREEPENCE. what mate than ea hew, when hostilities were noon. isearod, bye troupe eiLsaing area the people with al sikiV malla• Tfer Mug* was continued till -peet t when the bearguele won de feated ea all and the tows was amplelety ia the handed Military. A poselanalioa was then Lined, declaring the city in aisle of so keg u the riot, should tut. It ales' seepeadW the vui ea oaken sad Imbeds their alesiabling. Every ate who ize. appeared anted (without authority) was to be punished assudiag to law. It ac er b as ina tzd, in the use et the lagmebil b The len d lib bab es bat ao wend estimate as he blued an the tare which have arrived. Amite the Ma are PriaesLithaewrhy, and Major Von AvarsvralL It is said that they left the town on bombs* to mart sous Gitlin' , that was to arrive at a quarter.past 6 o'clock, and that.their ti t t a rot :Itignzaila g iti 1 -thim-,,airae-nr my bad CZthe . late. A ballet entered the Ms* Aurewald's head, coining out above Ms right am imetise struck the prince through the bod. w /iariarr ia a n gt7 a andi=deed dastret.—Martia llarpay, Ole Out seal party oho attacked la police barrack at Gleabower (•reanded).—W. Bally. Alias sad serdelagB.ollries la ones whet that:bum —Thanes Flamm sad Edward Xreardy. DINA. Tys Camerae& is treasesable pactloes.— Willis Pratt and e. High trolora.—Walla R. Leyte, Patrick o•Donegkaa, hats Ordeal, Theme Stack, Tame Blew X.Maute, Peeler O'Neal', W. 8. O'Briea, sad Thew P. lleeebe. Banda. the plea bona& at ale ipeerlea, ea the 1218 el ally, la area, doe Zag aad eimallas the property at the soastablery. and traitors, its.—.l4uaes Nedl, Palle WO* and Saha MOOT*. REPORTED DEATH _ OF __ LORD OEOROB BRNTINCK, We have received the following, by Electric Tele mph Corapsey's wryer , bet do not know th e authority apse which the eterseet rests : Yesterday, r Lord G. Bentiask was preesdier hes Welber Abbey, to thus with the Earl et a s pp eared with a it of apoplexy, sad tree re express left be was said to hare e*red. linos the err in type, the followin g hr beet retired N Friday, 9.46 itin.-41. era Welbeelt i hes Just arrived, man.= the death of Lewd Destrak. Ws lordship left the Abbey en rest, eel waais.ded , as e ere* yesterday alter. mesa. Theresby-peek, the seat el the Beal ef Nanny% vier he had an rearreese to dim. Net arriving, derbies lien rode, awl es are Vidor lest night he wee heed sere brier tele dead, ka idently ex. le emir,. Merry is eh i mi k e her Wel- Os inquiry at the tows reddeout of the Doke of Pembina this afternoon, the answer we, that as amount had been outlived relative to the reported death of Lord George Hemlock. LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(TMS DAT.) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIt CHARTIST TRIALS. Before Mr. Amiss Erie end Mr. Justin WlMaw At a few minutes pest to. o'clock, Joseph Ritedlie, 42, bricklayer; Alfred Able, 23, porter; Waremes_Osereg, 42 . sitoemam; John Sheppard, 34, tailor; Jaw namMeil, 32, joiner;; James Richardson, 30, ditto; Grove Green slade, 30, shomnaker; Harry hall , $l, joiner; Rd. word Seeder 28 bran wear; Militate Bone, 44, shoemaker; Philip l rga , 46, newnetak; Was. Lamp, 38, hootmaker ; Thomas For, 20, dieser ; Thaw Jaw, 39, shoemaker; Charts. Yaw", 38, ditto ; fowl',,, end Henry Argue, 23, aka, ware platted at t h e bar, to goad to an indietneent sharghig than with having blooloudy tended to levy war stalest the Omen, is trier to mope] her to shier, her measures and omassis. BOJO. the prbosers were Ballad ape plead, Mr. /3sllentins applied to their lordship' to order the Seel of these paean to be poMplasd ti l the next Sellifle. The teamed anuesel rid, he appalled sea behalf of Eltehie, Jena, Snowball, Oman and Sheppard, sad the ground upon Aare he ores about to oaks Mb appastics ens the very best upon whit& sash an intimates meld be la any ,one made—the solicitor who was memmell tar nest of the prisoners Mr. Roberts, had Male an affidavit, that NatWest' time bad not beet allerded for him to revere ths defames la the seeener the elesen". stances et the ease seembei—thai .ssnd wilnemos, whose 'Tideless was mast maluial and haperant Iss the do. team of the primers, WWI net ai=su t in athmimse sad in their amass IS wail bethe Wrests of the priemers to be pima ea their In sunset of the at& davit of Mr. Roberts, he (Mr. Balhatine) lad to say that, when the primates wean WON Os it WY Mutat that they would be tried lise 1 It taunt, bat on Wednesday tight, at wee VAR* the grand jury at this court returned tree bMs maleit the prisoners for a felonious compinny. In Me alldsvit Mr. Roberta said that he bad heard the Mbritergenaral say that there would be some flit 'rimless assaMed cm behalt of the crown, whilst thew whir evidence appeared in the deposi tion, from whisk lispuideas the prisoners had to Inform themselves of the aim of the chugs ;Against them, did not ammust toeydtlwe Wm fifty. He (Mr. Baseline) understood, and Mr. - Rohnts, in kb affidavit, swore he believed, that It was the intention of the attorney general to call witnesses tram Meachener and elsewhere, to show that the prince'', at the bar wets counseled with ',main promedinp in the North et England, and this Mr. Robert. set Seth as an additimal ground for his applica tion that the trial should be patpe d. Mr. Roberts stated that be was not prepared to sad the prisoners in the sma- TI .V d MP '.tine' challenged the atonneyeacral to show that the postponement would be of the slightest injury to public justice. The prisoners would remain n custWy, for It was not an application to admit bail, an d there was not the least fear that *toy would not be ready foe trial at the next ension. Parry — and Kr. Buddladen made the same application with regaM to other of the prisoners. Kr. Parry defended four of thane, two of whom were ready to proceed to t r i a l, an d two wished for a postponement. Mr. Meanly appeared for Dowling, who wee ready to be tried. If not tried now, ha should apply that be be ad mitted to ball. inatir Ear, after consulting with Mr. Justice Wil liams, mid that ths case was one of sea grave isportera, that it wee drivable that there should be no gr.aad for oon tonding *the trial that the abeam bad not reedy,' the bens& el therything requisite fee their defenot. Thu opinion of the err wr, that the trial should be postponed. should Bare dierrism Mowed as to the day to which the are be peerenr. The Amonwpflorral rid that dr porponement of this mid noeztanded period wra fraught with danga to the pesos of this oreatry. Mr. Jerre Erie wee of opinion that the witnesses could be_prodased Ivy Monday. ledielmat being read, Koffiap wird Oa have It wad tyre, verb, mess from the sale kW merle, to raw Or smelt had ban Ono ce Asa _ _ _ Te Orion rata egaiset the honed .seed. Kr. Kew* said tt• weal& apply At • ist el **Nene. The Atterery-Oesessl sail It Wt. deer, ben the arm Mr. Keseely wee taking, that hbAlapt wee to bipeds the cootie ofjeetice. He wo•l6llweehe• premed at awe with the cam re eying Dearth's, Mr. lownely's Amt. The other primers were dr• lIMMOTSdi boa the bar, Dowling ales. remising. Taw, or Dowrawo.-0a the mew el the jury Wag casd, Mr. Ketwely chimed • right tw we not es they ware celled, whether they were er were not epeeist . . — Yr. herbs Irk rid that so soak right wised. Mr. Heneoly mast shanimpe Jet Man, Marring the court that de had WM IS mod= Iftejorynsea. Kr. Esosso amilonlai that he cord legally ask the Jury men if ray wen spil rooloblm. If so, he should shal atesurismily, as it was a fair la that a apsckl weld have prejudpd the ease, and would have • bias in his gird prrodidal to the primmer. Another disseleisa ibllowed,ead the court decided spinet the Lamed amerel, who this 'honoured 20 jurors. AM a Pry had been ewers the Indiermart was again • amg magrima la 'large to the boy. • Arareyersl, afro eras priority rva tions re cosine whisk hod her adopted o bse by the esomml. mended to say Or thoperat was the dtsteme whisk hod bra mardsoad ds saloglkh smart of juries limisd on the lit Ilk., a. 1, befog aa Aft far the Beer bearity of Ike Orwom sod Govesormt. DAN the wing of that sot, prim is the Otrellnisoso of the Crwail bust beeassworable, bur *key, with a ary to trosporatles kw area of hater years, bat for NO lesser, wilt all Its awfully peal But it bad perm' to Sae who had the r 4 "i rtho legm arte that it was • air la the law width "Ely tile highest sirs of Misr sod provided fa uo MSS ; and then war art rosy who samosa that Oen won foolish and vein hodhiduels who sonsnd ire thartrummatiews purely from the air afbessaing martyr, red Ira ablorig ore risty,whorkolisk sialition would be damp pointod, if die law provided reps el trying them on the vulgar charge of felony. It should else be added, that doubts were inter trued by proms, ationt for leer knowledge in the sister °wintry, as to whirr the laws rehabs to roam wen ap plicable to Woad ; sod for all those moms As pest law of polkirl him had been parr. Now, this law having pared, or bking away the privileges of any person, ex cept, primp, ths privnege of being haopd and disembowelled, he would pressed to state the evidence /so • cared= woke It. There hod been, before its , three dress of Mason : Pint, ranpring to audio the sovereiga; sorad, amokiag to dross the rove. reign third, lonise war, rat was to sea , raise ism ratios spirt the onerolgo, or sorlsy Moe to gospel bins is bee r ergo thsk aIIiSSONSL nis Int elan of a fros bed meshed so allignion,hat ,eared all its penalties but the mars' pram, the whin of war or koweristion, had her ls the lois set made Miry the charge I the mart isiailnes* was, the Winer of lavyhr war spinet the Qom, is mile to rospei bar to amp - for mouune or counsels ; sod simoodly, tho simparig to deprive her 01 the tills" =Woks to the impokr rows of thees thus wore ccamostod overt acts, = 1 :0 -1 won “Mildnit .peeing tore cta, t ll. l : to rake Firm as prisoner wag with to pinhole arms and asusual. Moo ; ad eassprog to bars sad de be mos with stroy Oss e Wl sallway Prom IPos=l Mors t solohlishior secret sad arristions. If the whole or soy ass either sob WIN sslahlklosil to the whirrs of the Jury, their losorism dog, wool& be, no matter how pear the en ..poran lo and dr primmer guilty. It was set to to flogeOloo, the of of and esse, that the alarm Wag one of violence and conspiracy, the Dairy Nor or be limited to the sole sad simple asta of for prams, rasa For, haviag on ascertained and proved the assmirry, whir wog the Solusiabon of the chug% orb proof would oho be W itar ogaiast the rm. his sommenire with It asosnered. in al=to rate that the prisoner at the bad awed " Miran from those who had heat tried on a tonmormoriso. Ho was a man of education, sad of con sidsgable talent—ea artist by trade, and ono who, U he had devoted himself to the; pyrite of heart AUSTRIA. • We have letters from Vienna to the 17th. Boma riots took place on the previous night, bat the were cleared without any serious uences. News had been received of the retirement of Hungarian army to IVestzprins. By a telqraphio deepatch, it was announced that the English line-of-battle•ehip Jupiter, and the Fr..snoh frigate Psyche, had arr i ve d at Trie;te, with what intention was not known. FRANKFORT flare. 17. The ratification of the armistice of Malmo* was voted yesterday in the Assembly by a majority of 21 —there being in its favour 2.57, and against it 238 votes. So I have been a bad prophet in my last letter. I regret this for your sake and my own, bat infinitely more for the sake of the Frankfort As sembly. It will cost that body some trouble to re 'stabil& itself in public opinion, for something very different from this vacillation was expected of it. Petitions calling for the rejection of the armistice have flowed in upon it from all the great towns of Germany—even from those in the Prussian territory. The Assembly, however, reset not be too hastily condemned, ev en th oug h it has rs tided the treaty. Rest sewed it will find other w agons to evince its and patriotiem. They who count too much on this victory may find yet that they have been reckoning without their host. The number of the minority is within a trifle of that (238) which gave the opposition the majority on the question of postponing the execution of the armistice. "The right" had called out its arri'ere-bars to fill its ranks. All the Prussian deputies absent on leave had been recalled. " The right" had thus added 21" votes to those it brought into the field on Friday last. In spite of all this there would still have been a maiority for 'electing the armistice if the deputies from Schleswig-Holstein themselves had not, ratted from " the left" to the right." Various et awns have helped to bring about this movement on their part. In the first place, the Schleswig-Holstein deputies believed themselves bound by ties of grati tude to Prussia. They said, "Proem was firet in the field to fight for us ; she has shed her blood on our behalf ; and now, if we vote against her,we shall entail a great pecuniary loss upon her, and occasion to her still greater political embarriUmnent." There is nothing discreditable in this sentiment; but still it is a mere personal sentiment, and overlooks the general interests of Germany. Other motives have doubtless had their inftuerce withone ce other of the Schleswig- Holstein deputies. The Prince of Augnetenburg has been seine days is Fienkfliet : he must have geed reason to be content with the armistice, foe he is understood to have laboured indefatigably to bring over his countrymen to the Prussian aids of the question. Certain it is that the deputies from Schleswig-Holstein have, with one exception, voted against the rejection of the armistice, and this alone was sufficient to decide the question ; for the transfer of their votes to the other side would of it•elf have nearly equalised the numbers, and their example would have drawn many after them who remained hesitating and irresolute throughout the debate. Two of our leading members have, is truth, asto nished the Assembly by their votes. Professor Waits (of GBttingen), one of the Schleswig deputies, and a native of that province, made the day before yester day a very effective speech against the armistice, and voted to-day for accepting it. People puzzle them selves to explain this contradiction, but some folks say that a German professor is capable of anything, and probably M. Waits could allege more substantial reasons for voting against his speech than for making it The second turncoat is also a professor, and (would it were not so) Ernst Moritz Arndt. This veteran patriot has of late been losing every day a radian of the veneration which used to be felt for him. He has taught Germany sotto elect deputies because they were Mamba patriots more than a over On toold*g over the lists of the division, it will be found that some scare of members have ratted from "the left" to "the right." At the same time it will be observed that the minority of yesterday is only two less than the t eila ority of eight days ago. The oppo sition has as many votes uit has lost. /tad it must be in mind that the members for &hies wipHolstain and some others vote with " the right " on this question only, and for personal (or provincial) consideration. The circumstances of this defeat war ' rant the expectation that it may, ere long, be repaired b'Y a victory. The excitement which the result of yesterday's vote will produce throughout Germany cannot fail to be great, and many will be found to have hopelessly compromised themselves. All Frankfort was in commotion yesterday evening. The windows, not only of the conservative re-unions but of the Westendhall dub, were broken. Excesses are to be feared which cannot but subserve the cause of inaction. The extreme left are urgent that the whole of "the left" should secede from the rest of the deputies, constitute itself a separate Amembly, and recommence the revolution. Several clubs, both in Frankfort and other parts of Germany, have declared in favour of this step. But ail the other sections of the opposition disapprove of it, and it will not be taken. Three national assemblies —one at Frankfort, one at Vienna, and one at Berlin— are quite enough at once. To make two out of the Fran/fort one would only be the first step towards the assumption of a dictatorship by same perfidious orator or lucky soldier. If we must have a dictator, let him be appointed openly and avowedly; but I believe Germany will do without one. The crisis is a difficult one, but the good faith and earnestness of en immense majority of the people and the Assembly are quite adequate to it. IRELAND. DUBLIN,. THURSDAY Evrenro. The conned remains tranquil. Lmst night two pri soner, reached Clonmel jail, charged with appearing in arms against the queen, and burning the police barrack at the Slate-quarries, near Carrick. The bodies of several of the country people who fell at the attack on the barracks at Cilenbower and Partner have been found buried In different pines, and others are known to have been also killed by the fire of the police, though their Meads give out they an go= to America. The body of a man was found buried in Kileiudiwood, neer Olenbower, with a pike interred by his side. 'lb. following m a wpy of the colander of prisoners foe trial at the Special Gnashed= at Clonmel. Samested of high twee. John B. Resell, James Pur cell, Edward Smith, Imes O'Donnell, Arthur O'ltysa, sad ifneels Olin& Mamma in traecesable proceedinp.— Jobs Hickey, ohm James Walsh. On of a party of ineargeab who attacked the polite at Farniney and wee woundod.—Josses Dwyer. limped with Smith O'Brien is rebillieue and imarree tionery preseediagn—Joha Prates, Jeremiah ENO, Jam Lassie, Pet Ora ad, John Bream" Sespiesa liserissy James Beam Jams G, 111•11111 Essaaly, BLshas B , Edward Esher, an James in treasonable passim Th aw Parker 011easisa sad Pat Dean L('~~~%~l~`' Weft lave mama Is hisself easafort sad Bat selostsaately be had d ated Memel, ad se WWs& fee that was se ellmer, but to a mune of amtd•Ot 1 P we amOmit as 1111 " W W I bees as the Ma of Awed ie. nest have hush with the wet of eseesseamme to the yeast, tran quillity. sad Inds et Ilmilpsat skr. He lied heist that unapt ethos who wail be &Led so witaamea, there wore Name who bad takes om time to Wm, is the awl waren *h ied formed the sub js.' et this imodry, led althosgb goyentmest INS blind M wail Monody's of each 20•711101 kiktataists, ha tweeted that the jay would watch their Issthattry ace Parsowly, mad mot rely on it males it Will mmehmeted by ether erbium Be was awry to Bay, how ever, fist, is therm of Dowling, there would be head is lt:o ewe band-writing esschodys proof of hi erstplillg. The Puy were aware that then had Um la country far some time a body of pastas wM siosseisd the people's oharter. Of that Mem was no eampielet kers or elsewhere; recently, he was sorry to my, ghee behold had been la a state emounting te open rehuNti. Kr. Kase* 'wished to know whether the loomed atter sayiemeral anent to &Mace evidence of the rebellion in _ _ _ Mr. Judos Ede mid that public events universally kakis Witte be skulk to in courts ofjustise. Attseney-Okaral yeaseeded. Affairs k Dolma Mks in thet date, emakderats clubs wen Mukha, one of whose objects was to create dkturbakes V this serantry, sad thus to paralyse the kations a/ govern nine *preserve pea* Ireland. These slobs had ear areamittees and delegates over the whole amatry, i lra di alwat the knowledge at government, they might reject at say moment a simultaneous rhing, and thew, by Copious her majesty's forks, neutralise their efforts at any Leardealer point. The prisoner was secretary to the Davis /kb. Before he preceded with the evidence, he wield reed some of the resolutions of that club, watered In the baadwrithe of the primer with observations which would show kis halings ;eel intentik. The kernel gentleness then wed a shift of the eassiffiene, newasseadina lawasakte alien: end we oak/ to the effest that, Irina a resehation was peopled abjuring physical Soros and violence, the prisoner unwed sad serried an amendment that its consideration be postponed till the Day of Judgment. The jury would remember that, oa the 15th of August last, a number of persons ware arrested at the Orange Tree , Orange street, Bed Liceierwee, eau ef whom, Ritchie had la his posenion a camber of acenbustibh balls. The leaked entasel Iwo eitempikakted the eireunekneos of the Mika. ankle st the LAVA the Orkge Tree, the Amok and kW kisses, which have been eistaila d in the reports of the keener Mak, and stated *et he should show the eras aimenies with, or presses* at, the niestiens and omedink inked oa at Shoes plam he sikeld psew MN by thievidense ef •am mud Powell,; whose would ;no doubt be esselleAb bod ath would by be senimeml other facts, wish which P am neetien, id about which there could be no sairepp reasion. Having seas through the dates of these occurrences, the attorneyienerel cams to the 15th August, the day piked. lag the matemplated outbreak. An important meeting then took pima, at which kart, pan= were present, the prisoner bed eg asemest the... One of them having stated that h e had kW returned hem the north, end that the people there were ready to rise be a man ; and the question was put to all present whether they were ready to do the unto They all answered in the affirmative, except two, amongst others, the prisoner Dowling and the witness Powell, whom he proposed to all. Having stated these hats, he would conclude by epodes the latter to which he had previously al luded, and which had been written by the pri- Wall to his deter. The letter in substance was, that the previous week had been an eventful one in the writer's history ; that he had made a reeolution to re ti re i fremrlities and go to Olonosetersigre, where ha had many tren ; that on hearing the secretary of the Felon Club had been arrested, he knew that his tarn would come next, and had made up his mind for the worst; he knew he was an outlaw, that there was no blinking it ; that his neck was danger, bat that he had calculated the risk be fore in he west in people wondered at his good spirits, but the feet wee that the utter wreck of his prospects had inspired him with a reckless gaiety. The letter also alluded to their having been betrayed by a fellow named Johnson (whose reel name was Powell). The learned counsel called attention to this faet, as being strongly corroborative of Powell's testimony ; and concluded by e xh orting the jury to be guided by the evidence solely, in whith ease he was convinced they must find the prisoner guilty of the felony charged againat hint in the indictment. Mr. Clarkson called Joseph Thompson, serjeent of the F. division of pollee who said : On the 20 11 of A ugus t, f rom information I received, I arrested the prisoner, in Lambeth-walk. I asked him his name ;he said it wee William Dowling. I told him I took him on a charge of felony. I searched him and found • pocket book and the letter produced. I told him I believed he lead lived at No. 5, Nassau-street, where I had on the previous day, and where in a room I found pomades of the Davis Club. I also found a number id ether ms The papers here allluded to were prodseed; @mourn them were the fund-book of the subscriptioas for the " National Defense Fowl," a list of subscriptions to the Davis Club, a liatd salierikekas for Mn, Mitchel, and a letter tram a passes amid Dl'Manes, eentakung a table of the expense of the dehnee of Looney. Crowexamked : I was very anxious to arrest the pri soner. hetjaant West and a constable were with me when I took him. Idun't know a serjeant of the F division named Kendall. I never attended =Minis of this club. I did not offer twenty guineas for information se to where the pri soner was. fkrjeant Ford did not give me the information. Mrs. Jervis examined lam the wife of the landlord of No. 6, Nmeau-street. The prisoner lived in my house about twelve months. I thawed Thomann the prisoner's room, the second pair back. I saw Thompson collect. and take away the books and Crosenamined 41,";;tisoner was a quite inoffensive young man. I never knew him to talk disloyally, or of war or X h ialtattorney of (}ray's-inn : Had known the prisoner about a year and a half, and ad corresponded with him ; was sorry to say that he believed the letter produced to be written by the prisoner. This witness proved several entries in the books to be in the prisoner's hand writing. Craw examined: The prisoner is the son of a very inspect able solicitor in Dublin. He is a portrait-painter ; was in his profs don very apt and clever. I was very intimate with bim, and always heard him speak loyally of the Queen. He was, perhaps, enthusiastic, but he was of very quiet and mild demeanour. At tit; court adjainsed for rofahmont. SECOND EDITION. THE DISTURBANCES AT FRANKFORT. M. Iffactris Toiqnsph y OW South Balms Rearm.) FRANKFORT, Sept. 19, 6 P.m.—The insurrection has been suppressed. The Aseemblli has passed a vote of confidence oo ministers. Martial law has been pro. claimed. There have been disturbances in Coblants. 70} to 11. Roadies, Kt to 100. M*1,31'30431, to 17. Chilli's 88 to 8. Bnusilien, 74 to 6. Pero vim, 29 to 31 ' . Venezuela, 14 to 16. New Grenada, II to 12. Mute advices from Hamburg, of the 19th inst., state that the sales of all aetieles of colonial produce were limited. Supplies of Coffee continued to pour in. Cotton wan dull, and without bud. mm. There was still an active demand for Wheat, and large transactions were reported for some days up to date, by which the sup ply bad been considerably reduced. AU that arrived met ready sale at 49e. 6d. to 61s. 4d. for weight 611 b. to 631 b., and 465. had been paid for a cargo of Danish, with fright of 3s. 9d., and 10 per oent to the East coast. The market was cleared of Seals Barley, at 29e. to 29a. U.; parcels to arrive held for 30s. Money was so abundant u scarcely to command any return; stocks and shares firm, without mach doing. Exchange on London, 1 higher, both for long and short paper. BOLUS TOAD& Book Rook. abut. Cost Cow foe Atot . ilk i 3 put Ot. Lot Azas., abut. I 3 E . ,..13tatc. abut. 3 pot Ct Osea. Amp. 00 i 11110. 30a. tots. pupa AKIO( 1113N100. PO_ 1 par OW. &orb U U 44 . 0a L q . 1 _Mut% I Orem& DD ii per OtaMot TA= ii•ir rlttiet.N.lll7 Slß" US I r aw &or Aro Da.. 9) 3 D ETILtIo. 103 ado. U II il II DOW Clolmb Dd. Ida. 3 por {Ma i .rt. 3/ 3 per O b ere d a. fa " I 1 1 3 1 C+ in ti l o ad l4. 31 It Poo HAL. 41.134 r CIL Wa. 14 16 4 vatOL ors Oina. leg a Yamada= 1id...4 il BAILWAYL—Ths share worilset to • seaweed? es Oros ea yesterday, bat still without a fair bluanees. Ws quote London and North Western, 109 to 11; Great Westerns, 74 to 6; Brightens, 27 to l ; ' Caledonians, 20 to l ; North Stafford., al to l dia. ; Great Northern., 11 I to 11 dig., and heavy. SALES EFTRCTILD UP TO TWO 71116 DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prowl will b. found/a lest Per.l Bk., Waver., & Dudley, 131 to.. k S. Western. 374 st Eastern Oman* 131 Do. New 301., 376 t Do. New Guar. 6 par cent., 4 1 Do. New Strip, 1 d Do. Elem. No. 1.1 d ledland. $44 • Edlob. and Glam., 39 ei dl. Do. 301. C 0... Pref., 101 1 Do. Halves, 6 10 • Do. Con. Brim. and Bene. 6 per Great Northern, Cent., 1131 Great Southern & Western lire- N. British Halves, 91 land), 231 Do. Thirds, 31 d Great Wotan, 761 9 N. Stallerdehlre, 91 Do. Halves, 43 13 th e Lo r_d t . 7/ s f j ., & vio 1 ..r , 23 4 Do. Fifth; 17 Do. New 171., .1 SL th A ' elern, 24 Lawton sad Blackwell, 41 Do. Thirds No. 4, 7 Loa., Bright,. and South Comet, Booth Wake, 10 Loa 37 61 Greenwich Tref., 19 York, Newa, & Be,. (Orig. Newt. d. sad 1 and Bor.). ni Lou. B N. Western, 1091 101 Do. O.N.E. Par., 7 Do. New Qrs., 61 6 Tort and N. Idulland, 33 1 Do. riftlea, 44 lk.. Z. k W. Riding Ex., II Norfolk, 311 Parts end Lyons, 41 PRODUCE.—MINCTNO-LANE, Half--past 4100. Then is not so much spirit in the Sugar market to-day u yesterday, yet prices hays been sustained, and the ptiblle sales hays gone off steadily. Refined, standard quality, 60s. —Coffee remains without alteration.—Pepper : 1,000 Inv good heavy Malabar sold at 3d. to 3101 per lb.—Cotton steady. —Rua shows no alteration, the demcnd very limlted.—ln other articles no alteration,; but the malt of the week in general markets mast again be called a dull one. PRICIIB CURRENT. 110aus. for sot. DUTY PUO. Plea, No. I. it9 7.1 7 6 W. India,l.P.bi. SU 01.335. 6d Hoops 9 0... 0 0 'follow hem ... 36 0..16 6 Cargo ateurdlff bur 0 0... u 0 Mo.- ..... 87 9...40 6 Ihrodiob lO 13...11 0 -- - 4 00%brows.„ 20 0.. 36 2 ..._ . LEAD. at p0r.231!.... 0...3e rumleLow Bougallkliadna, b 3B 0...83 Yellow 34 0...57 White B7 11...44 Poreim r brown B3 0...33 Grey and whits 99 0...31 Efambro , 0...57 Imam 49 0...61 Gomm in Said. Wool India, nary III 0... 40 0 Good. 4l 0... 63 Tao arra 72 0...110 0 OryLa, good Man ordinary 33 SS 0 Plao 40 0.., 80 0 0... 72 0 toenail 02%1= Suma ordi nary tra to iloo Pa. SI 0... 41 0 and ding Tao, at per lb. 21 0... 26 0 09111012.0ca0m00 0 0 ... 0 7 Ram at per art. Pawl whit* lO 6... 14 0 Sam and 10 0... 13 0 Par, aloanad Mum at p golL Laniard ar bird Doommtm, 31 to 30 per mat. Jamaica SO to 36 per mat. O.P. 3 6 ... 4 Pamoutto marks 4 4 ... 4 Itnedy, litbrando 3 9 ... 10 3 ~. 0 6 BridelopkiM d.p. Nolte Irak lO 3 ... 0 ptrt too. • P.T.R. ha; 433 0...40 hadlh 9 0 0... 0 Dutch and Flood& 30 0...60 iirmill7 - il 0 .. .41 Boar, at per too. Petifsbazgogssai 0...31 oo 6t. l tshot halt also Hiss, Mins 33 0...33 outsbot pot SO 0...0 Mining 36 0...67 ISsat . laffis 8.. L l6 0...13 BToib7y -- 10 0 . :.:0 - 4 0 lute Tor, at pat ewt. Ewa. NI 0... 0 0 Straits Can. la Nooks 73 0... 0 0 io2. Wt. _l6 10 0 17 9... 0 Ilan. IG 15... 0 Nina obot l9 10... 0 l a: minim lB 10... 0 14 0. 14 1 OILI per 252 imp. gal. d.p. Ploh, Mal, pale 24 0... 0 draw 25 0.., 0 brown It yellow 23 10.. 24 1 Opts. 7O 0.. 0 NAM Natter 7O 0 ..72 OwL 24 0... 0 Booth gad 25 0...27 011ee,Oallipoli,p.tat 45 0... 0 Oases Nat 4O 0...48 OW. 316 1 1 e, We, per toe. 37 •...0 Limed 23 15... 0 P20•0111011{ per cwt. Batter—Oark, let Bl 0...55 tilts 89 0 90 stns 0 0... 0 Dablio,let. 0 0_ 0 Liosertek, do 74 o_7B Cerlow, Newry, Ist ...... Waterbed Bast, bob; per 74 0...40 —.. 0 0... Prints Ned (1 0— 3 P=sasse >0 0...80 l ' ark 170 0... m 0 Do. MY& re. Waterford. wt. 6O 0...70 • W W M ' 146 0...10 • d 0... DIM ktyp 70 0...50 • Amerbaty62 Mow, Or sad Cow, at per lb. 0 B. A. sad 11. Video, Zted 0e.46 Se. 66 0 bp t. 24 ..0 84 * 0 . 7 0 0 _0 0 0 3 _ 34_o III 0 34 Lima ft Yelp. dry_ 0 4...0 9 Wed lodb, dry._ 0 0 ...0 0 Baited. ° 9-I.Y aelladia. 0 4 ...0 104 : 4 & Araw. per bah 4 0 . Yr* dia.-- I 0 7 0 DT2 WOOO4 . 01fflir We. I=l.WlNiiss P IS_ 4 0 ...... 4 0... 4 10 0...0 0 1N9130, Jamaica 0... G 0 trioangr,larp sad solid 10 0...13 0 9 o_lo 0 Lima. 13 10...10 Sapan 84039..„ l3 . 0...13 0 - roo -- o,irie; - too - .... - - Ban Ire : «7.1 .18 0...40 • COALB.—Haff-past 2loo.—Bate's Hartley,l3s. 6d.; Huddle's Wed Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Bden Main, 168.6 d.; Tan field Moor, 13.. 6d. ; Walls End Bewieke and Co 15s. ; Wells End Hraddyll's Heaton, 16s. ; Wills End Heaton, 16s. 6d. ; Will. End Land:Won, 16..; Wall. End Stewart's, 16.. 6d. ; Walla End Adelaide Tees, 16s. 6d.—Ship at market, 121. CORN.—Mess-Lanz.—There was very little ani mation in the Wheat trade this moraine, which may in a measure be accounted for by the limited number et that attended in Mark-lane, and also from the fact that many of the leading millers have a ergo or two of foreign Wheat in bond, which they will sow ties, In for consumption, the duty having yesterday declined to 41. per quart. r, the lowest rate. The receipt, of Wheat from abroad since Monday, have been large, and to bays affected tales a reduction of la. to 2.5. per qr. mewl have been submitted to. The generality of holders were firm, at previous rates. Barley, Beans, and Peas tn. altered in value. Fine qualities et Oats were rather dearer. Other descriptions the same as on Monday. The following are Monday's potations: BRITISH. sultma me Muster WILL; ERNI and Kest, red 54 to 58 to 60...wh1hr.. 64 to 62 to 64 Nato& and Sanaa. 54 to 56 to t 0... do 67 to 59 to 64 Tamura (Brea or &Ma) 84 to 46 Ounb. k Lta, red.... 38 to 64 to 66 -whits-- 54 to 68 to 66 Northumb. end Scotch do.— to —... d 0...... to is Irida do RM. BB to 84 Boatzr, Feeding 26 to 28...dietillnur 28 to 30 to SI UMW* .. -- U to 31...8e0tab SO Been WalaT tO °'". Ba ri: Tied. , blande 1 4 re 1 1 1 ; D O 2 2.rst:: — .polato 2 - 8 : g 6 01 Bare & mom Ind 22 to 24s Od...polato 24 to 26, 04 Irish bed ..... 10 to 20s Od.. blasL.. 19 to Be ed Halo p0tat0............—.—. 22 to 240 Od Hats ...........—......... 5B to 80...1na. Pale 6O to 64 Pau, grey 1610 314 Od .maplo 3B to 46 Blue 49 to 51 Ammo' 51 to MI Whits 54 to NI. boilers. 4O to 43 Dawn, Ilassesa... it to U. tied' Harrow 33 to 34..0raa1l 36 to 87...01d to Tams, New Spring to —...new whiter to --old to . LUPEOZID, Now Eat OS LIM= CAJON pm thomand SII las. to Os, rre seek of 21.31ba. hove, Towsinads, delivered 48 to 63 „Ono household 44 m 46 Newark and Sußolk 40 to 44... e bits 42 to 44 Noethamberland. Lincoln, and Toriuddre to , Baines and Kant —to —.Mak. ..... ..... to —. FOREIGN. _ 62 to 46 63 55 to 61 Una; ro....l37 Dintsls sod X = onl i sberi d 7".. eurt4 so 1; eo . Ara !nosh sad to Dinah sad Eubank . 49 51 to 67 Rasa= U to 49...Eaptlan to Disrobe Nod Odom, 46 to 51 aposlat Mad to -Ludt — to C•asetim. —to --Australian-- 64 to 611 In - .... DWZT, 1,08411* 16 to 16...diallinar — lll to 31 brow,Oloss 36 to 40...Luonas to OW, MOW l7 to 10 Pomonatan and Inalsnad — to Swe milt dish ad sad and Dolce bed Dad& S I 6 to n relo to 21 Ditto Any.-- 21 to 15 „food to Issas. tisk- to —...01d. to Sawa to . old. — to E117641na 1111 to 11...Tasosay to -- PIAS, flai m ha. . , „ 34 u• 38...b01in..... . 88 to 49 Two, old.— —to now —to --Ism ...... .. to Lanus. Bolas sad Ituiso .t o at to U 110116sresassa sod Odra- to SS to 40 la —. AIIIII/Wd 44 to 45 loossasa Cum. trate 61'Lp:r o ta- ..... ...... X 6 10s. to A I Us. WNW CWII, D sad S 1 Is. to X 9 Os. Ditto Arm* sad Amato= SO X 1 Hato 11 9 . FlAva, AIIIIWItiff basset et 19Stbo t olle 31 Otoadisa l9 to 51 . _ hie*. per soak of Mac. tree -. is -....._ , AINIVALO INTO LONDON FRON ISOA OEPL TO • . 1" est Qrs. EpolOOL ketch. Da. / i i, - F s t . - . wi...., boner I l i ° o ° I 0.... ..; Moor, L9lO gado ; bards. ',J. •,: t % 2•..1 % Loma AvnAoss.-WbiaL Ha OcLi Dffie ; 1 01 , ci .....a tis. 40.; Rye, Ho ft; SO" Us. 9d.; iv" SOL :11. % 1 En ..'..-. 1 , ; 'i ' ' , \ ri .4 : 7 , !.. '..( :+iY i ` 4 . ... t :\ ~....L. ..: L ., ....... 0 .Flrons the G4ZBT2B of THIS NIGHT. ADMIRALTY, Barr. 19. Corps of Royal Ihrbes.—The following gentlemen to be Sec. Lions. : A. C. Conchal', Z. !nal:Jerald Pritchard. C. W. on, J. J. Douglas, R. W. B. Hunt, F. IL lairwton, J. F. Hawkay Ci l z rpoy, sod P. G. Pyna. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. CaAmmo BAussuar, Hall, Yockshbv, sltopkaipez, July 15. BANKRUPTS. EDWARD WITHERS, Coventry-street, Rapuirket, musical 'sermon seller. HRIIRT MARTIN BOWDEN, IMO of LißLD.Otttet, City, I . IIOMAII KAMM; 13111118111, Staffordshire, grocer. BAXIIIL WiLSON, Hill-top, West Bromwich, Stafford lire, draper. JAMBS Monza, Bath, Somersetshin, lkensed 'victualler. Groacin BILAVMD, jun., Bitter, land surveyor. Joint Gums, Liverpool, wine and spirit merchant. WILLIAM MAUIT, Liverpool, merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Anuasw Hopi, Selkirk, builder. Tisowas Maciansra, Beg., Kirkwall. ikiaxitstuaa Itusazu Camlaeltiejmer and victualler. NORMAN MACLROD, BRUB i le of Skye , ship•owner. BODIRT BALFOUR, Dan line, manufacturer. Puna Wtaitztr, Crieff, saddler. Tlioxas ILtaartaLL, Kumar, manufacturer. DANE Or ENCILAND.—Accovie tor th e Week medlar Sept. 1& Mil Dgla MUST. Notes limed in.lie.T4o 1 Ciovernmeet Debt.... su.owoo 1 Oth e r Semliki ..... 2,1)114,900 r&hi. Cobs end BoDlaa 12,00X7 .---- e Deiltka ..... ... MAU 1i7.1118.740 J 11.198,746 !AIMING Dstairnmr. Wiiiiii . Oeckel . 1114.688.009 I Goverement Besalliee Leman &ado& Deed Welebt Mai . 14:{iiipealiel: AUmuita -.1 . . ..... - /11,676.6L1 = rf i= o:hirsomltiss 5110 an DI.. ADM.) 1,19 dA 767 l Gold sad Meer Oda , 673 AU Beno-deyeadeiber/ii 1.730. 401,01 " AMIIIAW PIJOUSS Beet 21.1 ke .16A.1/HALL, add Cmilrliff. BIIGAIL—The avenge price of Bow, the ornate, of the British pommilese i Ameries. eempsted flea the returns made the sea ending the le* day efliplember, ISO, Is Us Ini per met. Sew Os modem of the Mseritiss Us. Sad. per set. Omar the preemie of the Mit Wits le Xs 34. me est. The average price a ere these tsregotai doserMtlessjelW4, Sea 11. pie met COMMERCIAL h MARKETS. MONEY JURIES!' 3t CITY INTELLIGENCE. Too o'Clock.—We are without the alightmt altera tion in Oomols, which are quoted 86 tot for money, and we to 1 for amount, bat the market dull. Ex- Wuer Bills, 30a. to 33a. premium. ith the move= of Spanish Threes, which have' receded to their fanner quotations of 224 to 31, we have soaroelT a change 03 r epot in the priors of fo reign securities. Spanish Fives are 111 to 12 ; Pas sive, 2i to 3/. Portuguese, 214 to 21. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Grata., 444 to s}; the Fours