The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-23 00:00:00

Ai< : Z 4 e •-• k Z. i_ece/ t' / Uljt(figtlS 7: t , A ISOCIATION for PROMOTING the RELIEF lIINITITUTION IN the MILTOPOLIII, rad ter leeproetan ttir.matle• et the rem. by mom of Perm/dal sad Phertrt %Wise. umber IN aaparlautrkm• SlSti armless elf the lealtop sad i faiiimil—Tle NW ear. the Lord Ilkitop o LOX DON. MR. MACAULAYS HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 0s Tends,. December A sill be sulAbbed, svo. Vela. I. sul 326. THE HISTORY IiNGLAND, from the ACCESSION et JAMES IL By Tuumas Loudon • - _ _ . _ that they will not voluntarily dice up to their superiors the sums alresdy in their possession, but will, when ordered to do so, commun'ote the order to the civic guard, with the view of e4lll;ing the latter to act as they may deem expediint. The head of the police has also declared that he will abide by the decision of the National As•embly, iind will refloat to allow his mtn to aid in the seizure and sale of goods for the non payment of taxes. Great numbers of civic guards had arrived in Dust ldorf from the neighbouring towns and villeges, and were all bat unanimous in their determination to uphold the National Assembly. Those from Grafenberg came in with two cannons. The burgomaster of Dusseldorf and the commander of the civic guards are warm partisans of the National Assembly. The government president of that town holds s middle course. 116. UM Ilea W.l.OWeleeg AtRYI r L Vanislor, Mt It. H. Iwlls. Rut., M.P. Mtary Kierroie. Eq. Green. and LOW% WI. Nimp. 21. ta. aa. II at is it: 61.114 y rt. Dos. a i 110/14/41i 4 11. ALS eff. aft. at It, uk The Mugabe( Weetmbatet Sbe Mart M DamMAI ?be Redd Ilimawter 'Maned al • as The la . Vireme Irlearma 411•111%Va i lf . i1P. = Led OKOVIIINe. A.biro Wales Oarrpor. acobs taro HHa,. J awl Rem !WM W. hat Hoc W. R. Olidateak M P. Mew Mr. Judea Palace= Ho. Mr. Jar** Coload the Hea t i r ram Artier Kleataird Ka.. eir H. L twkiateld. Bait SR Waiter R. Farquhar. Mart $4, R..bert H. laehl., min.. M.P. nir Walter C. Raw $4Wm. Meyer. that. AN/ennui Tee. W. 11. Mete. Arciaksoun of Loton Tat.J r .Ra Radek.. Ardeleaccei of Meldleaea Thames 'lodes. En:, Lt I an . . A. l rrangibill rerW Ces r ‘ . ftel l iers W. Closses. J. O. oslwskows, 124. W. Oselva, Lin Pat. Res. VE =worth %kr:: Esq., Y.T. Mg. Rabid EM• Thom= jllll., £q. j111 ;: u ° L illar" 110B/ 01 4 .t iful°1".rth , 1 1 .04. .. Jean' chsyrt, Esq. F. B. Voq. Wilke anon. Esq. Lo. H. 11. Milman /Maud Nottheote, Esq. Kew. J. T. 11444nAte AMA Sala. Esq. Day. Dr. Voismid %las% Esq. HUM TAMIL Esq. Rev. J. Enda! Tyltr Oa VA...Wady mak will be labed. la 2 rots. ihdt aro, THE FOUNTAIN of A Th ITIIUSA. By ROBERT frsn ktiona. WA.. Author of " The Pawn of Sortortur," Load*. : loaguatia Brown, Orem, sad Loarmanu 699 ] LONDON, THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1848. [THREEPENCE. Price 7. 6d., dotk k HE HISTORY or FRANCE, from the Earliest Period. By Enna Di Boyesrunee. The two rolume‘ of tho needs ethical oomprised In the ono of the immolation. Thus sock Is the bistory sppored of by the Minister of Public lidecation to hence. Mime It ha. pewsd throe" fire editions. CHORLTON HIGH SI • Rumford Arm* 111 Pll4l trtt—ll. U. 110 1 eaamd Mader—Mr. Kendall. RA. WrWog ano Corno.n.l.ll Mortar— Mr. ratUtoo. Asaileut Mmter—Mr.Woodhnu.c. Preparatory Maeor—Mr.lat Want Toacher of Uennau-11. Lyon. Teacher French—M. ' , Merin. Teacher of Drawing—M. Umlaut.. ICHOOL,I)over-street, and liorttan PIHJ Teacher of Chemlatr)•—Mr. T. C. Calvat Tauber of Tool Rolla Yr. 11. liurnet4 Ttscher of Drilling. 116-80104 Manama. Teacher of Tenclag— Tanclur of Vowing— THREE HUNDRED AND ONE, STRAND.- no MeeWe et 334 lllmed. beg to announce to the mew niAto the 4 %helms = ff liee • WILING EgTeHILIdIIMENT. to bo called the Be* Beetling Company, wibich, other VII Oiled 11•0 of diem at to numbers of rt ' velCf. as she to J Mice for race, steeple chime, ie. A. ladesollallame m .albs publiabel Ithacal. Pilo t he THE HISTORY o p t UNITED STATES of AMERICA. By Jess loom of Philadelphia is at a wt. Ds. I me. Sow a Itaisileoper. ke4ass ; siL NO. 36, GRACECHURCH-STREET. Oral an. boo the tam eh. aatamin Os patronage bowed wpm tbls aileAlteintmt—porheipeon ascrammil antarvrl.e boa teen io Ihe MISR .1 bedniat walk& the protorketivr of this EMPORIUM led the dad tastes t• saininalle sad the honour to to. induce to is sitoellawathllynhavisill atanspak-vldden Tuba*. Rooth, .k.l dam, g p o d w ad e , as i s posy Dow. bale OffeCted wooden ; the insterha have bath atEs , a, the style tumenaded, and lb* prams for limos quite atami • thouiand. bat. reodend .nintan dal return. app•ohatmy of the muse pursued. Harlin obtained an eminence Is the %alkyls( art unprecedented. the Prolivietor fish. It to be his duty to inslntalo it. Oath/led 4 having date thls, it is with fueling. of taauture that he imre m , re Invites tho attention of his patrons to hi. WINTER NOVELTIES. The efforts of the northern sad waders manufricPsers have been e noldnod to produce material. for OVER- Cs)ATi4 of weloasace, elasticity, and ilthebtlitit hitherto unlimited /for TROVSERINGS the end nethufacturers of the kingdom hay. Arleen to °nisi* each other In the introduction of PQM C et snotty, sad well tare they inicceoik.d, as the Sort .tyles sa= Soak &akin.. of L. IlYaat will Lathy ; w le foreign mutilation have, with elquielte hole. supplied this market with dodges and fabrics for wahine's/a of an 1ete.0.14 ttfildhg and gent) nee d y A. a slight criterion of the mho orste charges at tisk este neut. the fol lowing list Is lespeetftilly tehmittad : link eriof Patettite,froni tot. to 425. Nurt'sate, from —15 s. Parisian ends. froth— to to 45t. lint DouLledossotal Wait- Phoitarllelds, a great variety. had. oohs —. ha RI. Devon Driving Clissa. wake- Black C.sehmers Trowels.... I2e. prod Drtw Coate. heat Liveried, unifotes. asselooloi and juvenile clothing of every dercrifc tioni at proportionate prim. When .to all other advantages thld teat feat is added that Ray garment yea/wawa essuninsd bons le eschused. sr, If preferred. (Inc money returned, every indivi dual will at onee tee the oecewity otrenuouely Tontelt liberal badman placer as thaw practised at the Pus 36. Orailo t.lerAtlfrrf A tt ltOß, DRAPER, honer. Wier, end metal outfitter Headwind, bound In moth. alth intletPthrtei need engstrlnl; of 6a. 6d. LUBTRATIONS o the BIBLE, and CON FIRMATIONS of SACRED HISTORY. from the MOND. LL og f Tt4 of EGYPT. By W. C. TATUM, L.L.D. YANA the Birmingham A eholdo and indumensable sa einem to the library of every bibliag godeet." Won the Rex. Thomas Hartwell Ilorocb Introduction to the Critietl Study of the Scripeurea—" Nearly three hundred texts of Scripture are mine or Is explained In thin elemetly executed volume. and In a manner equally , curium sod intereitieg. London : D. 800.. 86. Fleet greet. PUNCH! No. 383, fi Blaraped FRANKFORT, Nov. 20. This day the National Assembly voted thy three following resolutions : " lat. That the Imperial Assembly, in pursuance of its decision on the 14th kat., and with reference to the events which have meantime occurred, nquest the central executive to contribute, through the imperial commissioner in Berlin, to the nomination of a ministry possessed of the confidence of the country." Cirried by a majority of 293 to 6. 2nd. "That the Assem bly declare that the discussion of the Assem bly remaining in Berlin respecting the suspension of the payment of the taxis—a decision which is open, illegal, and dangerous to the state—is null and void." Carried, after a stormy debate, by a majority of 276 to 130, the minority solemnly rot:3' ing against the descieion. 3rd. " That the Assembly protest against any detrimental attempt on the guaranteed and promised rights and liberties of the Prussian The minority, in the second re , olutien refused to vote either for or against this last one, upon the ground that it contained cere empty phrases. las. Nor, al Berammik. Torlalies. a Coop,. I; cdr. ar e , s, llama hats. hia. 8, November 25, Price 3d., J., contains : clonal Dudes of Attorneys and Solicitors. Lecture IV. Ouriontlas of Advertising Mess- A Littlivlarrti fart Surynctvvs, Velma Gallery. --- Arthate bympatblea The Times were never so BM. Whata to he dons whit the Sc?- ! d i . s: Beihri St z raut!l The Old Original Eahl• Munn Fautioimten. lane." Pundit Atltzein to the People of England on Financial Reform. The Loves of the Poets. Hero fleeser!qon. Tao Thing to Tomei, at CambrOL(c. A liow•otreet IbILIA lay a Liont!o• What la — the m'stiritti the E.vlof The el =a3 One. Rather Showery. A Itemomtranco from Coffey. What It a Pound t A DIAN? • Josult. A 1 4.6 ha. eisuraliat., &Old mad NoWc.ntab. TAe tie7.oll - 1 . •;‘ - C4 (1w Reimblie. ___,......... I 1661,116116 &AC* Seat 6 !Ir." ill'elelWlTteßermerr. On the Mona, mew. sod Profs. WITII TWENTY.YOITI Landon : Publithed at the " ill ILLUSTRATIONS. Sundt" Oka, 85. Plait-etreet. LATEST FROM PARIS. MICADING, GUILDFORD, sad REIGATE at 11.WAY.-ANI7 A NCR Is lAN DON sad !MUTH GMT at tog AT :ETTl.Nripretslatt.tT RESTI.UN KAILGAI fiya nit lia . a d U. 1,1111 111 . 17.H•T b 01 h LN that •PTLICATION la leheneed to SG II V I p 1i ....., 8 21. 8 1 8 ,41 8 ET le the nett ACAO• tetta i r Ict crauT h EiLiZididcislingSr. IMO' At ..d it aw n.. 7:ne utherbrd to Ks- le • piat w CM two ' ...maims me Me t= watt 14 . 11Vi riga inebt 88 Z aim 88118 40. 8 8 ligewt:: 1 1 , g i ,: th Inerlmsotetifiret4l le to mil 88d Is Ms UZ I : eir s 86 1 ila _ l ra% 1 r awi t.m a r is rj:4 B , 4 1 51231 en with the mea u g . ir as lariat E b 8 .888 = sl ort i rte 8 riew l li rmem:lgt ea P EZireth . et Ow mid AO • • 14 " "ffibilitioiehlii44.4 sit te milhieleelbe fige•Me. od o i d. nnd I= any Comma, W wig • lakiag ai tasaata a nt mega • ef St. Lartsett ttw Sr li4 di r bs. f sf ei lleee est the pbas referred le la dr si d palmy sal 646. end beembalala Ur 4 .4.11..n.y4 county, by • al& r a n • Ream Railway. and with Moline soy ..,ii.,......,......,, neer the junctioa s and • wHelt .0.1 entailer railway will yam in. ,rwi t . or o..aril Perhhon. town-hlte. and eatortial. end Wier ........ •Iltr of them that I. to rayl Iteadlak the haemillb ;Saha lid,Wr. Kuhn. : Whitley, Palm laverant. Reeeing : %z ....,.............., noutheot. R a, *KM b 1 by .ua, propored set to trite para. te glop up. Slelf of Ghent W.l.v.v 4l / ..0 1..r. , ..3. 11 1 WI 1,4.41411te and Wm nsab art *W.V ., 11 . 0 . "..." .0. . oao.lotio. Itle• AVM. arab, 00 ,... „.. rt., within tee Inforemenelosed tackle._ si d e.g., which it noy hd nocewarynt to do. up, alta,oedle= menus eforwahl. _ , , ~,,i4 ' aal AI. intended hy Ow wormed act to amble the mil Cow t „, mew a further pub. of 1110pel for carrying Into nivel the several oa.t.sforevaol .31. rill any f Lathe . ? titoleo . trn, rcqtabledb sal to par. 61 . 6. ' 4 '""" " l " :6.l l Vrtntad . i. ," Wry ri1r 4 ,4:72: Cl= 0 gra . 1 . 1 1 ,1 "" - ~,,,i ,I 0 t osuu Y awaiow from isr ,.4 a nva, uac OW•••• to gIMI3 UCI Ye pay. gent re 4.444 t ba rent, owl dot., Ael It le Maher prop..A to . ary , clangors& MI aside Mao and o icticpec CoMbolc.l aim OA lanato and 141118.111101 toot bee pa, ahead or Murton. , skit., winch wookl In any manner loupe& or tu. *nye withthe deals atom...aid, of soy of thou, and to weir other **s and m0tt0... , a,,,t od, I. bosh, runber ekes that mars. pang tnt seetheas de. mit. tbe line. oW k tole of the raid pastured branch !Wimp and anew. railway. and the hurls to be take for the pager theme( UMW 4.041+Cf CM hoolu, of reggeoce to arch tfam, eat a c.lpy =UMW* MIAOW to the " Larkin Gaulle." MU be deporited on er Wore the Mb din of Noronha, in the mood year. •ith the Oak d th e p.m of Mc coug ofreli lwt, relinxj, at Mr Alm in North street. lam. Mk, with the ChM of the Prue the county of Perks, at Ide one. i n ahleaho.andwitk the of grilse county of lac tbaroptat. at bie take 1., te,n ‘ mmer ; and a s of re mach of mob Maw natio." and book. Gasrehoee. as Mato to the roveral partrho. or extra perablel *wee * wo e, which the mid intetvlol work, am pr op .0I to he mein. n a y e t* atom of thn Settee 3A. ineened In the •• Lonna Ciasetts: En. Jrneveieedoe abaci • the wild the lea of Novender. es folhore : the amid pendia with the tart h dmlte uf malt parahm re . *i r e , tll, all their meneetive ratelmoca, re hi the area entry eons .= with the prink deft el ante the aoll:iadag threete, It n tee si a:4lr= for tfe P rrr= r. Mum viz,. on much line. to the tamlew W"." 1"11 7lor the r a um e.seeinne.' ,....th .l . 7 o l : w, z7 .7 . "` pr .n : l 7 . : l : 6l elreeew ioab : .l 7 4 o...iw elL . Lb7eue sm t : : """' part i,..y.a...,.. 1.4:Lt15i I rrarr W e propenta. rr Wane for the time Mind of the end r aw evaipectiveh to enter into ncreestesie for the an of the ewe.... and ono etikmeoi by the mid *sadism Osildked, 020•10) 1011:141the • tif . AUL .. Y wi lhLpertrlcton ge Imam for t i the tr ' . ' . tr i to t it h f o l ' ollv tu ' lrat• il respect' a th: l rrof igBBBBB . And it le lB alit tlut leta pronewl art. to Lander powers epos the mid Read. led otrl itebow Katie.) Comparg 10 other the Msaid for the oe helm; .4 the Rending, Goildford. ix= .0.. 0.„ • ith Unit merino :end mimeo, the Rae el the Goat Salaawl Rh no Imineher thereof. sad Me Ilan of the Oxford Railway. of the Oohed Worenter, Sid Rub Ileineal, and el the Oxford and B. :Ay Italliesy. and to am ether 11000 and el CA•culallecc Upoo Of COIMAICII with the mellesys, aid to satinet. the unsure. Oaddlord end Renate Outplay At olbef the proprietors ..1 Irma. for the time Ming. a y *a . thwhilfoni. and Segue Railway, and the Comanior to ahem neck other r 1.102)• any rotatively taken. or be WIWI. to ClUct we agreoncute for the ine of the aid lino, works. sad marollllllloo ..0,0,,1y • by the wild Reculine, Guildford, and 11c1pac Bailout C",”. ca ,,,:0, other the patentor,. or neon of the mid Rualltog. Guildford, sed Rebate Railway • awl for laymen' of teds and nine learepect ttereod. And it ie al. intank the dl4 the raid Mil, to past gumption. =intent of t numb b, rater. and duller upon re Yam reed of IM aidb Wodorn Railway, Um& Rolm a me the ...read branches thereof rensetkofy. _lllnenehrwe aaj Oakol Itantevy, woo.. Worcester, Ina Wdaseltaloataa Rath lay, and Oxford and Ittteos hbAlway. gad to rag mob tent. min, and dutlas. sod to coefg, vary, ead uti...14 .NMI„. .0 ; .;;0, an ;5 gang of each t 00l rate. wed autYlay . in rope , t.l the tut of tho leindes awl South-Western ita n a u t - Ireat Raton 11.illway, and the reveal Wanda , thereof, 11l alul Otford Raliwny• oxford. Wocrener, and Wolverhampton y. and (hoed and Raid Railway teefceterely. end of the comma initiate, wor, awl coneennocosamented therewith ruputively. And it o aho intetsiel in the ...di proisen.l act to wheal SO far as s:ottenart for the parpooe. thereof. the Hemline, Guildford, and Railway Act. ISM, sod the Reading. Gulldfied, and Relate way t,imullocatt .Oct, 1647, mid the revisal set. followiol. or wee of than. Mating to the that Western Railway awl the Mondavi Minot the Ulna s and Orford Itallwa). the Oxford. Worcester. ar.otroitampton Ilulont the Orford arid Iltiehr Railway. and the ant Oath Wotan Railway !that I. to soy local and IXIIMAI W IV., chapter 107. ; 6 William 1 V.. clawre 26.1 i, D,2n; I Victoria, chapter. I. P 2, 24, awl %; 2 Victoria, chapter 27 ; I 1,16M6. chattkr 17; Sat Tk-torirt chapter 104 : 4 a s V imorta , 41.3 ‘1,6.41 1 a: ..66'61 :, clusiota ; 6 Vletolia. chapter It , : ' ICU.% chapter 3: 7 a el Victoria. chmter. risi : II sis Valenta, •••- r ::,,,,.... 1.. 130„ lot 1.1 1: 0 . 1 0 1; 0 Victoria. Oneida 14 :'!l 10 defen 1 4 :. 161. M 6. 1:S.). 2*, 470. 313, 315. MS. 377. 3.34. 3 . 0. red at : 10 4 ll Victoria *spa. Oa 21. - 6, Pl. 101, UK 101, 160. 133 . Had; 11 112 Victoria, throwers 91, 77. ' C.74. 15e. 1115. (r. . ID ;4& 5 Wiliam 4. PAII 84; I V&Wier 71 ; I Vk. or* &miter 1:d; 4 et 1 Victoria. Mugge I and 79 ; 7 • 0 Tincein. anthers r 3 sad OS; II hi ir Victoria. chapters 10 and IS ; 11 A 10 a IMWI6. ebriparre In, 131, 174, 176. 370, 173, aid NI; h. 511 Victory BeemanK lu. 146. 241. sad 244: 11 513 Vic- ROL chapter" ea M. 8.0. and 126; 61 (ham 111.. chapter 196 ; 10 5 11 Mends. chapter 2R : I k 0 Vidal& grapier 03; 10 5 11 Vktorta. =IC U. 16. Nadel' II i II Victoria. chapter 76; 9 510 Vle. Ma ' teal INS; lito a s 1 Tieteerm, chapter 767; and 11 • Irnerfeeres data 137.-Dated 10th Nov o WU. HODGSON. COM:UNIX, igre NOTCH tioileiten fee the NM 6. Ilinualr-6164.6. §HF-FFIELD and TINtiLEY-ROAD.—EXTEN- I a IoN of the TI VSLEY sot DONCASTER TERENCE. tl: k. SHEFFIELD. NOVICE IS HEREBY OfYIN. Yet APPLICATION b tafirto te made to PA ELIA). ENT to the meat .et roe Art to make .0.1 molala a Nee Tunatke reed, to Si the mourn trembled= of the Ilatiey end Duaratior . fiert rear tho Phonpera lem la Me totrafalp of nee*: la yid& 4 Iwthed.... le the Met Ober of the comae of York. to Mind Mead manhunt* at th e :Mae. ever lb. LT. le.m , at eheillete. yam* rah the Lt ly • Melee, la tho foreaday ofd MS& from le dee torah of Sht. 4 4 41.1 e the ad West Elam. o tam from tEisead, or tot. the 'E'er:a Farbbob leambite, mus.pemehlel, or a 1441 u -rho I,TIo ky.Cultreok. Atteraffe. AttelehOweent. pima latetede, Drightehle hero, aml SIMEML or tome dam ell la the mid Met Rldhm. a le to extend the =Wei Theeley Will Drano tentotk.. pod 41 the Mom of Shelhell WSe gamin that tPW It le Weeded by the shl eel to oteela =umber emu ( 10 tareas of the mit Tiatiry mod Dostenter reek the ethane fool or Mahe., llble bolffeea. sad rum iimeter at the mid argent tertettetthe of the Think" tad Ittermeter Mettle ne t . to the .1.1 Vownehh. •.1 Thoem. ad egtembeg hem is... to the oil Muter. mlled the Lot, e probe. to thy raid teesehip N seo.uek. Itterlow. • Isieb mid rose ore Whirs, le toads MOM or p.m from. M. throauh, or latu the mil amoral prelelea fatmotattliel or uth Y beer Web before meek led. or some Om Aed lo Sweet set It la also Weeded be Iste potion to seable Die mid &rte. to mat. aryl tuomtem • ate Diem ot nod, teeethoe Lai all "ALlei, t Were . to. sol Nelllehelleie. INA o r "AL welt we pkve a red to etratee MO the reed or Nein, t• he do tron•ferml et efurmald. et • the oft wend.* of lirteht , llle blerloer, awl Io ;MAY 0 eta Ihs eel ett•ting oa ur birlmay, eA or met arle la the elme lamb p, t. .I .h kh .ail sew piece of ore mol t Trit .111 be Owe obr Pt etthla that tamale , *ad It I. Mee to We pm. te Me eel Mmes. te to the mid WIWI ee Whew. le* le inwhrete a. alonelle. lit ten n=ll el he votes Ore the e= re • twiir muchs jelhed mist- Llbe raid well aletoh/ M: Seehig to end l eimeThi Mr. ~-,..,.....:„.,.....7Al -.....,:r..1.- .. of than. Mel II le Weeded to blot eerie. l ie l a t e a r r . N l'' " 7: 1 1 ' a f a la o re= mI a th e mr„tr. eow plan el met Nee to he whims all marry arte li keie 1=1:4P 6 :2 We re = pommi l"ir h IM h 1 Ihe old as a la 'as si mb N. deal d ark rd la ad to le es Mora We rad the awls thremes beleeetell seltbee to:mot:Mt erleamtmetall re. allow as areor KOS ad than. tom& tatas MR he dellsalea lbe tehateafter madame : tad abo to Oahe pealed lasi awl hum ; soft she le =IL ealkA ll f z elt =M le vapeit either es= .Prim • heeweeth: INT ' ea d else lli tArl i re iNg eol l a 1 114. el Oh lisealitemediee ewes Asti •dm leth• =re le im 2eX em = ow hem he tabahlimagertibee awl re s et i r to , y of them tow Zrej e teeleC im = b eeeel ho Axed; er Is elie of !hay. dad she to roofer oe the Nei Y. Deems Was lhorittet 1 , r effectihe the Alois peepeozat awl to vary or eitterted all et ht rights te ereild say roamer ream'. Interfere with the =Mk sad to emit Atha , , sr prem. and melbas. me Mr or esamelmill the Mean met of lame ol.ume. Ar e lr du te . Poem et= t he taid Welsh tbe x.d.a. Me Conthhet. ti mb Ounteml_ a Pierairas d NaMmtina d the NM Duo. the "tab% Deetetegilh hid Week Ilallosy Conway. ea some or he et hes. lo otheelbe be 04 ni.4 or .0017 MOM Teri the With see Bairn ihmeeK by oath trap eixl melee le Peehhheehe hillbest AM awls Is bank dr slum Irk • Or 001 bllka 41 018 eill _....._ 11 " . "_ Wrap Nall. lel orrod rood of fribag. orl of orb sow .booroff ; irl Yr iamb** of re par owl offa lbw yr sr* of neer= eintn. mid • erg of re brim Nibs "Orr, - of re Mord spi rad.. le 10 ,111. "..- ea .... ar WM be Sir day of Norimbir Whet. M roar 'or refroar la dio Am NS Words* of re dot tb•oortbir ilio odd . 44 bar omd olat so or Won *a rid Mr la Brommour. • for of bon* of ro rid Mir err* NM boob sehmotop ow roots orb of bur *oral rota,* V.% It "a* Is *bar * if* ". Lambs MM gal 1, ". ib• Noir ark of rib or prbk obb lire a err R 4,11111. hid - Miles kb= eies Ore It Is dielldll lar Ilm OW o** timer, seed& eo to the power. end a - The CUM Pardwe d Aet, to far d thd7= lll .lo the Idellinahmer, Plerliell,_ead Line4noldre ltelidll le M& Se nod hen the 414 Combine'. whirl. et Timm * ft -- o=2 44x= fts ewer the Inter Dun. et Shaded In damedle lase• Bribe. srol all other the road. In no sona i x . , eareaid, end rde, that Column, lisle. le Bee tor the eowrsralr of the woe I Mg di. to _._ ,Ihn ar ate cattle senetenend In the eines ad mmme de these Coothser are entitled to take die PEW OW • 01 . 9 rutin meted ut. Into or ord.! Wed* the did lewd. se •Ws the ever Dun, to be addled to the el the mid fluky to Sheflkdd, and rho*, the tam ere ..e andel to is sWUof 11 for ream 16 e.g. of 18 2 61 Se rev ad eharf owe 'fleeter. to he carried up or down di_ , tree le be itenol toward. reldrbut the did road betimes Tien, sea eid she to reined, and, or weed the easedishe eine lent tlie.nsporting the und reed. tolls dee% and toddler. In lie aneessisetkreed set, cabs red 01110 f * t he ads dildneleL ld ..dad U I. Mended by the raid set te eller. ems& old r i d._ &. 1 Mehl loins of the powers end prodders eir g —• fur 0, the relen of Meg Owes 111.. = his .* rtrirelt wi 'mk oe rrhe WS a 3"ighbi. ("a ed t"' eles te A l = .....illiehl_. Pi and, If need b e erre T re:eil t Vet; sr the me Intl - . —.........._. .... le si pueed In the Ith sweet the sets int _Gem , ... '..mal " Au Art for dither the Short Des, Is the Wed simeo4l the 010 0 4 Tort. terledde from Hohnetlle, he Dendeed Id to 1 .• 41 ' lien Wet of I ulde), Welter d. a toe did within ter4 mass of fdsef red sleo of nacrd nets rebates the entitles el the Rine se le the erentany of proprietors thsred. Wed reaPuflfelLl°.„.. th e Mr el the tune Wen few. 20i, the ale Pm of 00 rd a '',.......,—.` ~Oe*2Lll. le tea Inh red of the ode nide Isl 0.11 ), I° ..__sf an heal in th e 14 and Id rein al the reds of lAMIS Vi 4 CMI - 1 7 46 1 . end the ries pelluseet Yee le the 1111 Pr si the w we nom onto 07), end elm I s WM& sltndit a md la ' en. he tie woo. aforould, the puma me PM OIOBB al I " ..— aeS Mode de mann of pediment held in derftlethC i t ==.l7 . . rein.. Intltudi . As Aster • Len. and Slaneheder and lords hire Junction the ebeedi lisill = z.,.......... ....y.d.c.i.„...., --.. k 0 .040 y 0.. hereby the liarbalait r••••• --- al Lim. l l l. 4%1 , sulncorpurnted sad sloe . iird Ittllway.. sod bleaddlie at d d re 41.14 and Geldboreadt Orel Ad . d'4llte esehlrra d ie " t= i s e Z is tltes a" lop, a -Th. tk.th Vo - rkdore, Doiteresu =Oh rzi...,..--- .....,.. ..,ed . alter, nein. re roe el the pours SnAl ponie d 00 r e bell fa de nth and lehmodigefers Zl ige g irsond ialli t= r i Asterg ; rllel . An Aet for N oe to ne C s 'inn* see the wee' all Is thlirstrat die snit el 1 adr '" 2 "" 46 'lth dee ef kinsman". INA V. F. IRMA Isealtam I& a. fat Loses& & , De& I & le rols. I Da. U se els It Torme. I▪ lele„ Rae. ; et usig. 0, Nev. 33 ne huse43... et taste; et 1111/ ts., Lainim niers.plow. 33 A la; it, 31 1, QnYk mast, Mx. 111 Jai*. ; t. tvillow. Nev. rya, 111.1634. *I at il, se lasiks l / 2 a ea. 11 at 1 12, .600. ▪ Ileme. Clay Dem. w. 1.111, Teftliee krealre. .Rll'4.= Dwarf ▪ *mime 111 ••••• wok ▪ mimerf4ll, ▪ Dwietnin, es. Ise lames. h. et 11, Nor. f Ss. OIL, soy rd. go. at load. awoodlo•opoo. to. id. Fac. ay. if s44oaq rs—lit Eh et ma% Earier. .3; is says*. of 10, —ea. at is. N. 6; 7 -crlalisl I. k ass sob. IVVii•el - • Oak's —lst ay. , a& Asnaiiiit. of IL $4., as% .A. i 411 v. cf 24.1)1. melsosit. oiler—DaL 14. sr—Des. U. W. I. 11. IL 0. M. der% Warr. J. W. Haw. Wisarrn, arr. Ins roar it—Das. 14. W. ra. 14. 11. hash. h W. Marna , Otssipm, mew Oloppow—hks Ur Beck's Mai *ate - . WO. lb kin" T. him le as= ram Lam% J. Herm* Weld &J. Midi. _ 6Ctsgoaarlso 6. it W. n. seri. mart. Uremia go% Pmeli—lL r. 3Luz.s. 6 ria dmts. 1: 1 I Ilhorso.Soo- 22 OS .larlOotil . 0 Null .Dlow.Sl Hamm; Ws% ▪ ; DAMN. Ps, lar, Cape Ong i Ram Dias.; WS. Bads; itettrob. a. Cane ; Proa. Cardia• °106114Co lim• as ; Nora; i mmw lops liksiss, Warn INATI BOWZL Lareata Santa Mg bisai ima ime E F TA= ft 7 wln.l.War. warn. the wee ce M . ire.. d Cad .put. tM Mk M. a a 4sasitar. 1•11•42, of • Jamatilr. Us J. U. Slet•4ol Nord, tin wits at tk• tom Kra P. B. Pr ils• ink of R. VS& a WOMAN. 1.4. 0 e eta% reitoada one of the Le= oalmerstue. • Admiral John Si. Wallow olOr ic t i l wk.lsaw. Wied *bodges 6 ALAAANIA, earn 04. WM iIAASAIr. Sig% A. n. lewast dowsfstw of Ws Iftwrowstosgo. WwWW. IL Mr s ue' , lm. doti 0.a4-_re_ao aisabotta. relict of Ws t, .If. of G. rowillt. WI 0. out•u. ll+ ~,a4 man. diustoa eh, relict d the in• FMAIt% elm 0 1 cd dor Coddleeieolk r u t wie, ameba e. Gslusees::.l&4B. — WSW 4 Pt. Kann's-Wee. Tratalyar wow. Slaty Plana Vining Wietke are now receiving grants from the ►t♦ Ml. Than nantions extend ever the ;avant parts of Low.too. Is. elaMwa oethaat gown, Ckniumwell. Stepney, eburobteth. Kil 1004 "1• 4 Seonanott. Se. EXTRACT ►SOK ♦ !WENT REPORT. With want to the pinnate at the eteethe winter, the Committee regret to Ade Utak every wen Wee MO* tO fin that the poor are mach lea prawn% Inn reel to tont the so of a wow teenom. The ',ninon the poor. an po ny. donna the wooer of thtv year are heite‘tal to nee bees belw the os Inst to terminative Waeltoo.... In trade the thaw:c.v . of the was her. The oaromittee aotteaste vomalerable demean upon the feed testhrasydreuntatenen 211kithoultt the now prove protracted er ware the calk upon them will urclotibtully to very metal Ti.., Into hi hand, win manly to the nalmenthil &Wow of the autumn and winter of bat yen an at the went time km thee they have ern be thle I. sad ntl remake lIWW, Mira 011 the part of the french of the WWI to Moo the owe seettnary to rowed to the demon which may be especial. The folloctin assents lan set bets MAWS leanolfleden: Th. Earl of tket tad On et. .. .....10 0 ren /10 0 uteri )14. ...... 0 Q.C. 0 M. a.* .. 0 O. K. K. ... ...... It J. ►im. 10 Mae Attuahat Leiti • lye. nerd — ......... 1 1 - .....p 2 Za7 -- 77 - 71 I rw wuim.i. Ma. IL P.Aedie— . Choir Dis. Zoe, w ar. to Mr.. . 264 dm. le M. AIL des. H=ir—cimege. 1 Thew tokjAddol- The ,. IT NAT. . Saah A Mead . J. C. 11•11, ...... a 71 1 V. C. 11. • Mo. Watma fl: E. M. lirn.rell, fiK a j L s iz Coq VOili • Mesaatar Cnbritallia 4 . cato-PL 7.Varit I Thomas alai% 14— 2 1 Man IL M. Pant .-- . ..... .... lar - Clisrlea tlad i r k .a . ... i.: ••• -....- —....-- i.i„ A May la MaDdk .5 0 The Pari of a 111 10 TM hart at No:m.00000. 30.1 MM. Broke • I SLIM Mon. W. D. CiaMlloo. Mints 110110 rd.... M P . ••• • • M Lord A. Ilea ...........a I lbs. MIUMMWO-li.a ....a .11 I Paw Du Itehbacs . . m ka ,sr . A. u.r. o z , .. so a Um Misr. a .......... IL Otammq Wets. Nom teNtot. MX, Wm V1.W ...... . a L. C. S i rit i tle .ll T=oelitolikitirlit NW C. N. Seelhee;e: ... .i.1.... 7 : tad dm.. 3 WM d. .. y. ......• •. • 3 Meher. W. 11i11..y. Eaq...jtua._ ..,... I DM,. , .......... ... h Pir Thoma. DAM hand .. I ft... 0. lan D. T. Lest. sole •, , a MA: A. Tarsal ... ......a O. W. Aubnow.Mora... ith Ma. kW May It. Vlach ...... ... —II Xis. Eyre . .a. l IP Lock. Um.. C. C. . N C. Neva. YACJL .......a Mr.. Tytier ~.- . I W. Larkins. Ma. It. liouta,b... Mg la 10 10 Mb .. V. 110thind..........: Roe. E. L ett .a. 1 a Wald m W. R. Mitchell, K. ...._... 10 X. Ilulland. Fain ..........a - The Marquis Cholmoadaha. law 11. llowarah. . qui 0u.... . 10 Wm Mika. limb. 11.11....... a to Mho 3. IlamillM. 'MAXIM . . P. J. Zinc EM. . .a 1 Mi... Y. Hamilton. 2ql lox C. M. .... ...........ita 4ea 1 0 W. Huck, Li5t.....D.0 dm. Mho M. Wks . .... .a 1 IRttu Y. Hunan. itAi: ~i „Id dos 1 0 C. nos, Al, ina.....641 . de5. John 11.1.•41NN. MS. ••• • • h 3 MisulMartiman m Ma. Ilublard. . 60 0 J3llllO. elpartso. El ., Viscount Ore ..... ~. ..a 20 0 IJeuL•Cal. titilliyaa..2adilloa 6 0 0 V II 1 2 John Hunter. Mg. .. Wilbraham Earton, m ay N of Loa4., . ... A 0 lifs. IL 64 Jotu. Mildmay.a I C. Pow jun.. Paa. iftki 441 10 10 Mrs. awl Mim Hallow ... A It Mb. A. 31. Dufluld..fandon 10 11 Maw M. A. Sykes lO MM. Ilesta Dufliaki %ado. 6 0 P. Mweliwi .E.A. _Am dam I Map* Manama .. ........a 0 lo Mn IL awry m I Jon Reynehls. M 0... ... 2 2 C . Ilan Orme I Loot Jam Iltum . stli'doa 5 0 C. Diem. Km. ..... ~. , _ I The Mt annual alma of the Awociation will he found to al, e full de tail... 4 its mambo. It way Ite ballet Meore. iiivinami s, I latch. m. 1., of Dalluee. Cu*. Tall be forwarded by poet. 01 appileatlon to the Meretaa. Coatributions will to raceived by the undermentioacd tanker.: IE AT TS WS,' lIND. MOWS. Barns. Farquhar. and Co., PL JatualmtrecL Mesa. Drummond. CM:Aquae..., . Mesta Coutts and Co.. Dtraod. Is TO CITT. Mims. Howe. 110.10.reot. Mimi. WOl Demon. and Co., Illrefilxiasa Mem, Barday, sad Co.. InsubardoWeeL And by Me Mercury. at Me AM at Vie h.selaties. 4. OIL Martia . . Place. Tratalproomre. DRILANTHROPIC SOCIETY'S EARN sellool.. for She Retorts of Crielasi a. Vivra Rom PATAO!I.. flee Most OraebWaTltWel pir th i. e c. 2l7lllN. Fled Ma/401111s Royal II , .0. Plum Nisi-His Orme the • s of RICHMOND, KO. Tema air -William (Middens. 15. The committee have been enabled by the liberal support given to their ngr. n. nomad forward In February lot. to purchase a very eibrible a 130 acres at Potter's Dar. near Dania, and Mud by the home- Mate reveal.a of the nensuory buildings, for which Mr. Moffatt has furnished ,Ita msapertioui a womb but elfoctive desire. to carry out the transfer of their etsblisbuieut Iran its protest London die la M. Geontet-liebis in the mane of the amour! wins end macros. The society a prevent Man of retometary odueotke will he modified In tho fan.. sebool by the intrednelks el two linsolnet Istreneroeno : 1. The system of rktneek Ilia hem Mat bladed to numessfrily et Nettnty, Ilsobau, b et to tetrads .1 ro funssalioa. wIR be Istradursl: Me !Ore tato familia of abeam si milt. may Seely of bow mot weeninedated In a eimerate mew 2.0 in& bey beans this Oode, erserned. and enabled in all orriumeae le a home. a rr e be e b l eri l t be ISM oeployed in Inetendry, ewileSto. l and th• Mew seiseleal rile emeneolol WS rasa Shaer. bey Ming me sew aloft to ash. bat wun , mad a mamma al desowery lwarnitlen In wafts. TM Chemdblee an nortanaleos wiry emit m_ertebllabinent am wwertitherlizi%lble Tor ally et aim Ilimlly dalrea Mhos belt In the lIM MMus Ihe 11bratarl beT4 ✓ aprogradvdy So MOS. et thaws ao public support le pneneSse be n i Tlll i tl worosil. to Wens Robes her they WNW nmelos i = so Ameillohl on MWllew Idleenew eel Im pemoma, the tbey hew daswilwil en el am ems=e .d ebtml kw wunhip end Clabtlas lineWmilier. IMO, Mat Ow support of the public will justify thew In hiemits 110 addlilml maw mileb will to than required Mareriptions to the Philitedlaupil vi Deniale bm, lana &tool will be received by the me. Poq., 7, ustin or by the readmili t e Se laditubm, tit. Ocsrgess- :eat id..... s c =4 a a ys . ..Lreabardetroet . Mom Oeutte oa.b. etrand. Ir jrtrA ile lawdbel as et the &M.O. lbe owelles et Deem to iho Weida realdred Fend far the pardon of the Land and el the DED : • • Grads. lialerly We SURER and His Royal 1 TRINCR ALBERT , DOO 0 elnidoema. MS 8106 001 J. O. CIMI4. Rob SI 0 0 ~.... led C 0...... 106 00 1 Ca. IL lat i 2l 0 0 may , d T OD. ....„ DA 0 0 J. 20 0 0 Meet Co.. U lii 0 Rev. J. • - .7. •• 21 0 0 0.0 , * UlO 0 R. 'kW. . :"::: n 0 0 . ...:iiii. la 1 0 01 l. ~ peril II 00 Yd g 00. 61 10 01 D. Ham . per ditto . It 0 0 II ...... 100 J. F. If subset, Esq., turd*. 21 00 ' V...... . .... n 0 0 J. Wallese, Mt.. per do. 10 10 0 - .... ..... Id 10 0 114. Ricardo, EM., per do. lo 10 0 ' .... MIOO,J. lb e. km., per ditto 10 10 0 ~ ..r . Id 10 0 ; The Blest Ilua. IS O. - • ' ltiejl i i 62 10 0 Orgy. Hari. _ s _ - 40 . = maw 111 10 OR. Ounterlun., So._ bury. Ss, 14 10 0 ( la .i ., per ditto IM iiiiiiiir - a .40 ii' Ilm. Dr. Rice lO 10 0 . .... ...... .. SO 0 0 J. WatAz i, llgrer do. lu 10 0 M U 0 b. ..... 60 00 Mrs. (Mom .. Remy Slated. Mi.._ im io 0 my. o..app, Mi. Ear J. W. allmet SO 0 0 Jahn Bab Ze • .... 10 10 0 TM lord el O. Tr/j= l a i ill.P... 10 10 0 I...app - 60 0 0 /Sr. ILP. 10 10 0 The m.o . iiinn‘n tip 0 0 mr. ~..... 10 lo 0 Rev.V TV/Mr 6O 00 0. T. sm. ... 10 iio o its Mb. - - el Ilanmerby U 0 0 in li ft .. Mit et Carlide IS 00 _ ...... 10 In 0 llaterman and Co., 22 0 • Kni: lO 10 0 yi n .4te d.. yeam. mad oe. 16 00 . bill limel cd S al l 01 0 1 • aid, Req. Mil el DlAlsolla II 9 0 Jan., Bob- 10 10 0 TM lord Mop , bee. 10 10 0 lawlfib el U. S; .... 10 10 0 Geklaolit Mel lv 10 0 (L imy . ' na l 6ll / 4 • • Zs. ... 10 10 J. klhopsyd. - ... 10 0 0 U. Dever, Mb • 1010 0 Sin.um.. ..... 13 3 t' w . on. ym ....... 10 00 0 0 . ton. .., rtait i iii:lo: • : . std. Me ........ 13 3 3 i'"wwows. D 4 ...." i • • Kwi..w.t. io 0 0 . aim Dot ... lo o o P: S. Dinga..• En.* •• • 0: 00 0 Iff .D. 11111, D.O. w...... lo 0 0 J. m. rylobtanes, ilq 0 i i 1 1Ek um ,......... 10 to 0 mu IL C. Vaashavre 0•. Pm.- .. .10Iv 0 Ilre. Coenop . Mirain riomMarm mar Sar t ille it ar. . 51 Total amount area% mehtertme d... t ~,, am.. YDNET TV= WS • PlOwthrepte. Nov. 1,101& 'DEMENTS foe WEDDINGS, lIIHTH-DAYS, e... say be earbei teas 111:7111112LII Alf-MANUFAO TUILLV, Widen are mil bit amigo are. tbe aunoilia Week arZplatta and linden gime loner Trea, es=wl6 twig Net pa nreipt, of Ores poorieftwits tra• C11:4 • & Laird: MICE, and BEETLES, may be aeui- Flatly EXTIRPATED by USING MOSCROPIi CHEMICAL PASTL.—As Phosphorus is the aware Ingredient In tide preparation It powwow the limitable advantage of Wed Perfect', Doe in'AM danger to human life, also to doge and eats ; art Min Ito peculiar odour thry will not touch whereas rate, thee. and beetles rat It freely. and to their certain tioltrunion. The Pada la Welded into tells for mare alnico of use. and retail In Feu at 6d. la. 2a. eel and o. S ebb. by the following therein& who are the WNW foe London :—Bartlett, W.. 1. Eletton.terrsee, Islingtoa • Bee sad Mtt. Defeed-Mwet &weed. H., 120, Strand W . 29. Meeletrest ; Trackage% W., 3,_Wee Mist= , Hallows, W. A. 2, Idlngton ; Renting T.. T 9. et Death Churenyard ; Wag, 0.. St. Neederwlseet, Hostas ROOM K. Wellientersveet. Dereelltha* WthorwlatwelleM: White. 91. Cerehill • anew. A . C., woyem ; Hooprd. P. A. 7, Kw CbseeLloica-pvers. "%dank also .—Mess. Hodelline ay Tama; Lrisr. sod Ever ; mad Illattoa sad Co. An vont evaji rota Sawa is Distmid. Wase a r bboa d ealo by a H. MOICROP, ehetheert ie., th▪ rew urns+. of 21.000 pots at the pane have been void, a nd Mr. MCiamZWN=wed as hasten neither of tedloossials of the indica ei lb them& HAIR.—Tbs balsamic properties of ROWLAND/ MACASSAR OIL nourish the Mb lu ha Auk areekerilt a gerrth. tatteln It In maturity, and eon , day *Anew and luxurious re gr ub *. poimerruntan Oenlal and nuerlue. seM Impurlti. mad maws the me of the One e tte i ri owls. 1•01.1101. The nesulne ode het Ihenords .10 RDA' AC OIL %. ea them mue.—Prlee R. W., lu O Mir Wile lee "t w at: oi l:lz titte: emend rZer: " Preparatory Section . =.. Twelingthilms Per ran. .CIWW;I4 . untor : 5 Tually huint.mA per alio. Senior Section— l 'l Ww 4 3 ,1 ••• Twenty.fourgumess Per sea. The charge of twenty minims Mande.. German, French, drawing, roan music, gyninasti,.. and drilling. he. • sod the charge of twenty four gointa e are' f orty chemistry. It, additiLti to the above. Thu only extra charge. are for Fenehm awl lhancing. A charge of Are 40111 ugs Iwr quarter Ig made fur the itas of stationery. &e.; pours the gelsed library ; and lowish: the ',rim fund. Exercise hooks and drawing material., ac., an. Monte.' for aceenling to demand. A to r te quater s ingiee reqUireo on the removal of a 0101 A r shed la. lawn erected lu the playeniun.l hi.. gymnastic Mira' rat.: and a select literary will GI opened Inumthalely. fur cheulanua among the Milk The bourn .4 attend-nice are from nine to twelve. and from two to Are. on Monday. Tuesday. Thasslay. and Friday ; and loon nine to memo on Wminualay and hatunlay. The &thud tjuarterrestatutatee and The Vacation. are (rem— ind as follow,. June le to July 21. 14 Quarter, Jan. 14 to Marah ekDteniler 30 to October & Std Quaruo. Morel 23 to Juno 9. I Docvniher 17 to January 13. dril Quarto, July':*3 to Sept. 70. Three Days at Eager. awl :tit Quarter. Oct. . to Dee. Di. Three Days at n The home atticittal to the echool anon'. amide accommodation for hoarders Tenn*: Silty ivincao, and upward., per annum. hay boarder. aro alto feecittal. Tura.: Wahl Cathie. peranitian. Amuumumits are teethes. for enabling those pupil. who may require further hi.truetion to obtain eveuti4 linens in the woeful Mauch. of the achool•emme. A leather should remember that his Intainew Is not or much to Math kin pupil all tout 1. knowable. as to raise In Wm a Into awl nteem of keowledia ; awl to bill Mm le the right way of Ithowilig end im peding knowlf. when be has a mind to ft.* - -J elm Lucke. • • Nasal oduattion mots moloyment beg. Scholar. and chiselth. saw Imo pkahlhe: la the who track, hare their mperienias widow beyond the circle of a narrow proftwekni."—Erancig °sleeve. I. to e•ltimtbiti as a part In to the whole—the latter =t our lots Dal cud. Nuivrtheicas. th ey are frequent', em• liy .trui..l sou cultivate. bum, and thane° the mind; guetnentiots„ los partlaular, you set on the will and character ofthe Kaolltvlaa,ilrot Poet.= In knowledge. Yoe (Mr WWI. by ap' etriletiret : 'purity of snth fortitude nob gratin.. of charader, aid an Inebriation lA...anis - the good, the beautiful, and the noble, ydo no only &seise Ly Tar. e.ir is.a or I,liireltet ses1(01, 'MA .sllOOl. vottows Paarh Marone SOl TioN.f —Ete(ll4l Wading. ripcilluit. Wrhing. Areas mode, the Latin Arahleuth, hitalielits of ill-tors, Natural Iligery„ dal Ge-opaphy ; Forms ; Knowledge of . b e ets I Ftiocial Wm- We le lelre ghee to the training gif the poweniof taservatiaa,artAth anise active awl sr likAskruiely eteresol is the >Nina. eel oh the due cutlery of which depewl the aceuraes and full Wei of all knowledge sulanquiatUy to he aoltairoi. I bSr, We. (last Viist..—Easlith Readin.:. Flailing. Grammar. ell.Bn. Aritlimetk, History. thsigraphy. noel Natural 111 story ; laths t/ramioar, ; the 1104 Elements of German and French Writing, Drawing, awl Vocal %lode. Jettlaa Chas Soesial.-llngthh. Inchnline Omthathr. n.ad. hag, Spelling. awl licrimtbui of Wont.; liven:gluon ; Latin. nding Orammar alp! Trandation ; (knout owl French. Including Oraisaaar. Translation. air' Atalsetto.• Arithinette ounDnue.l; 104.4 ; Un a:Mt-A: Natural IliAory ; Writing; Drawing; and Vokal lissom Sy.crios. Claw Third.—Latin and Greek. including Gnun• mar. Escrtia,, aW Trandatiou ; Wish. Mandl., Grammar. !Seri, lions of Words. rusk Eserebs. In Composition ; ; Genran and Frenett, Meted'. Onmmar. Translation. Eserciwg. and b uWbreuc. ; Arithmetic continual: Illgtory ; thowniphy. Ancient and 34.skru. ou• dotting Mapping; Wel the lin. Pr...end, of Geometry, Algebra. Clic. tnielry.and Natural Philowiphy ; Maisufacturing Prociares,ac. ; Writing; Llrative. sod Vocal Musk. &Balsa eliCriiia. Itatt Fourth.—Creek and Latin Claming, Verges, and Facielne.; Greek awl human MANUittrA ; Uern,an awl French Chao and C.aolv.ith ; English Cla.O, awl Compeition 11114ory klairtlith Literature, nith Sposioew.: Iteeitatlew ; Arltheletie. Mee. bra. lieenietry, Trie.monietry, Aunlytiml thworietry ; Differential and lemma eakalus ; MoChaaks. t'lasoisury. Natural Dhliow.phy ; Menu farturiag Pnwahres. be. ; Ph, deal and Mathematical tiouraphh : Hook. keeping • Ancient and Modern I Ilvtery and tioetraphy ; MaNaug ; Priecipleg of the Ens;lish Constitution and law ; Human ; Elementsof Menial Milow. l l 4l Y ; M,ditool Ilk, mealy ; Laws awl Facts of Trade; ' Logic Rhetoric; awl Dellis Leone; le'ritmg. Idol. and ornamental ; hawing; and email Mmok. The attenUon of the 10.100 adrancol pupils will be directed chiefly to those swllm which bear most directly on their dchtlual puruilts lu life. whether they he prof,donal nieelianlml, or evialattelai. TAU full coupe Is ediniated to etteuil to the age of Arleen. Thu time spent iri the prepanthirr withal Sal vary molly, ihreurritlir( le chum. , straws. The course of the lir., acend„ and third clasweg .111 melt want/ one year, in ordinary 0050 a ; of the fourth, two yuars. Thus, a plod enigma( the dog 4 . 1.10 deren Ida ocimpkte the selowl.c.icirse at glathen. Eliot e 1... 11.• ; suomil claw. 1213 ; third thew, 13.14 ; fourth clam, 14.1 g. The ordinary promotions will be made annually. in August, when the school vine Is und.rgorg to been; In special mac% honorary prous,tions will he teak In January. It if simetitsly important that pupils should COMMenoe the school Coon. at its earliest .tine- Latent:too, Oren so far all It .an Inn COO. &RUA In schools. I. agra.lll.llaial Asa pour.: and the latter the system the more time 1. needful for the derelowitent of It. results ig Inch ought to be guild, not showY--Wetable. nut Printhl — endethlg, not -- ereneerent. _ _ - The discipline In maintained without hanimere In deed or word. flarteteiwe in not incompatible with 'Undue,' ; and the love of order, fur Wow. wake, tea' he ebernited In the Young. In thin Inviect. ranch tlel,en,b Ow the cooperation of perillt.4. AU the clam. an mart the notlar oneryislon of the principal, wbowe whole Ume in devoted to the .I°l.l. and the heel. ccoind. Otinl, and fourth demo receive comb a daily tenon from hhn, one mod a half hour. &renew la leeway,t opec to acquire and maintain thorough knowledge of every I.ey ability. ilicpwitlon, conduct, and ineerece, se well re to preserve. perfect unity of plan throughout the chooL Weekly report, are Mrs of ell twonduct and diligence of each pupil, which ein te be returnial,boaring the lamas .4gnaturc. care umwuroted In the grit.% n I regular examination of Po. mod , . and all nbgervatlonc concerning th e 1411414 WV to be addlre.oed to the penciled direct. No oral inetwayne wW be roireived through the peptic : WO, in Cllll.of r C 0011110001.1117 flioNoloo. iif note' of cwt....mut' will be requireiL The duty of numb: anti punctual titten.i.ince h eir urged on pond.. for their obervent.e.—and on percale. for their en and ale. The principal may he 1.1.'n on cchnol budnere every day before nine and after Ave oclock, but net during clam hour, and be is ansiouaor maintain frank and frequent ournmunitatioe with the parent. or guerdianc of the pupil:, Parento„ Lc.. may Moped the during their studie.. on cocci appliintinn being made for that , t rio.,. Thu Puhlie Auuual Examivailuaa and IHmarlbutlons of Prix" are held at Mideunmea. • An arrangement has been msde wtat Mr. Calvert, for the reception of the minds 44v441.1 at 41 , 1m1...turf at the Royal ItditutOm. TIM , 444. 4 ,11.411 14.4144 tbe special We of Mr. Daybinm. who was for mcral year" inches of the 1 rs 7 section of the High eatotd, Liverpool' in de•bmed for the roceralon of thaw: pupil, whom out age, meant of knowledge, dinqualifien them for the more entranced ,Lt taw. Irene Ay or weep town nor 440111 will be the trial age of the pupils to RR section. tie mho., hour , . be.. am distinct front those of We other a rgon are IlliMented by a collection of the chief articles com- In the raw or is the manufartur , .1 gtate. The lernms =lll 6.l 4 e be ghisteSiOdklo far as pu'otible. with mato. plate% titan = ii nci me ttes .7. e d . i : ta rt sm'isrstanding ruse Oa addroseed PALMONTOGRAPHICAL ISOCIETY. REPORT of the COUNCIL to a VPSCIAL GENBRAL AMINO Mid at Bentesers,Augten 14. 1114. Pk 11. T. DE LA IROII Pres. 0.14., F.R.S.. be., In the Chair. The Council bare emelt Nereus* in announcing that them bag been a tionnidemble addition to the he of the members since the annual mooting held at Sammie Home, on the Med Meech, 11444, the number to this date brine RM. The trot of Mr. ncarlet Wood's mouoglapha, the " Univalves of the Crag formation." has been delivered to the member.. The coot of I,tillo cm:lke of thp' volume, whoa completed UW coptee of the )data rematutog lobo printed, will be Link Vin. 91.. exceeding the sum first entente/al for Its woduetion, Kimbell, In connequenee ..f the letter men baring been incroased from teentyrtz, se originally ortiutsto4, to thlity-two sheets. A considerable addition Ins also been made to the list of local excreta" do.. whet are now thltt).l4ht to atostow, but se numeroug clam and large town. an yet without Mee hletl7 videnble ofecers. It IA execcrl. teal) deniralge that the number amid be further ineraused. the Council base sled to eenerstadsta the Society ore tiO•log the ramble anted' sem od Professor Owen in the production 44 a mono. graph comprising the whole of the fused melba ul Orrat HIRAM, with the annisLance cd Prek-eor Dell, who will &scribe the Cl eloulanx of the London clay formation. as originally proponed. Tub' oust work will require upeargie of 110 plates. and will appear to lotto, oostelabgt about At pintas mei. The grd one hued condo guar Iff the IMVSee effelnality undertaken by Profeocr u g n. he treptilts of Ws Leaden dty formation. Mr .Mai o sad Mr. Lode Yoe Mt o usulertaken to prepare for the of dr Nolan al the Mat eolliA " Jo nlat hre= ww. bas sniertibte the preparation of a mono "/wises of Ito lirldolt Mr. Upon Jena W lajzTo a monograph of the ford Mt. mostrateue wawa of the t, and groutuands. Thom velmitals midbiliass ligt of authors who are toni ng t o de Vt tins so 4 oserttoto to Rs mac. of geological science dosonmesee the teeth, that It need, but an came 4 e ff ort. and, 1=1.6 0 „ the tort .4 British geoloolgts and onto. IY mills. lie more to thentesivera highly vahlable ani euuttdcte hintorY tat oallout swim& sod vegetable' of Great Britain. The gellserleg les Bet of the whole of Um monograph, which boos boon ollsol 60:rod for the 2 .444 4 MY lir of the crag orntation, by Mr. S. T. Wood. Tie of the ono fotitt•t•O. bp Mr. S. V. TM dile London day formation. by Mr. V. E. Edwards. h m e ,„„ at ,, G „., Betijin, by Prof. Owen. andsted by Prof. Timm Rill i s rei the mere iles of the Lond.'n clay. Thmmilmeserlies binges coy tormation. Ihy prof. Th. moo Tip dol•l•d tho gesessin tortomitue d weal Britain, by Prof. Milne Iliserie. TY Ibils at the Freirwate Formates above the ere, by Mr. J. W. ThorWMWT Oboes of the C I 40, by Mr. J. fttelth, of Jordan 11111. Sooodedos of the Chalk Yannatket, by Mr. J. h. Now,lank. Tho lasi of dm United= Li.,ame ' , On/MUM, by Mr. W. . ate Time the Ibitbb torrostarme. by Prof. John Phillip, 19nlemil Aram of the Greet Witte, by Mr. Morrie and Mr. Lycett. The Mai 1MM0M0411110.411 Mamas of the CbeM. Mean. WI °gum med &matter" by Mr. Rupert Joao. ii ii 11. T. DM LA DEMI& _ _ _ SOCIETY toe EN — CO URAOHMEN'f of ARTS and kg.bettaritica,tatislohnereet, Adei w ptl. cd -640 ..a Sz T io t p c ,ar 9. Nektito the ameetery. at the Society* Home, John:Meek Adak nriliat 114 me complied most of the following sniped. 1. A Gold Modal, offered by Ills Royal sc Pence Albert. for the bot amoont of any New and Improved hischincrf or PrOCOH• 410111107Sti In the Cultivation or Progeiratiou of Sugar hi the &ilia Cob aim s daltacd toe momile labour and increase productke. 1. A Gold Mole, offered by lIM Korai Iligiume the Prins Albert, foe ese hen Cement for Uniting Glaas, particular attention being made In pierfectly cementing glare grime or itiam roolinr. 3. Prim of 3.1 guineen, offered by T. Tw i n ing, Jun., Esq., for the hest Series of Rxecrimental ltomarches on. and Specimens of. the Aoplislra tam of She or other alliod Pnalucta to New Pumamee. useful or ma asenta4l Pious rot Mobil.* 4. The flodety's Gold Medal, or 0.5, for the bert Workine Model of as original Design for a Silver Goblet, sulterie to be awarded ma a oiue, mho £l in conformity with the bequest of the late Dr. George Swlwy. Tim .kooratlons to be embionatioe of histke. 6. The Society* Gold Medal for the 10.4 eimmat Deep for a Tam in red Fartheaware, to be ornamented with dodges taken from blueish higoey or litentture, In the manner of Enema n 0.... 6. Sh. Society* Gold and Oliver Medea for the beet and ,mend best tepedneone of VOi.deg of the Human Figure to T. TM Society* Gold Medal, or 81gue, , for the bat Dealer for a latomer's Cottle. in the ooner7. 8. TM ilocisty's 04.1 Modal tar the beet Easy on the Mode of AT mem and Cunotructing a Varmtood, liorneetead. 01141 the mmpioto reeptinotents of an agricultural estrient for 30U amen. 9. The Society's Gold Model for tho Dlecorerf of a now Sub Hoot es* psbl at receiving micalthe Calotype ly or Talbotspe Image. It should h e absorbent and cim neutral to the action of nitrate of HITCT. pat end pods adds and the iodine of putt... Stun. It ehould be it knot no tramparent as paper. or more so if pumible, eves la texture, sad free (nen a mumbled surface. 10. lb Acton Gold Medallion. value CU for the Plan of • Roof. sompmed of wood mid iron, circular or oetaronal. to cover the largest area without pillan, with details. epacification, and estimates, and lrw the euble anantit of timber, with the weight of wrought end C. 4 4 14 ".i •IphIMICiola of terms, conditions. and much other ieormation INS to found m the printed prize list. The Lame Exhibition 4.1 Select Specimens of Ralph Manufacture for 1149 will take place in March. Mstaufseturen are roqueued _to 14_1 Hier Vali:nem forwarded to the Sod home on or bob" t first Monday at Tuesday in February ETCALFIS and Co.'s NEW PATTERN TOOTH BRUM SPONOES.-Ureml 1141&. - Fce . 1 4 . a144 ,0 = dm it s t m a r 1100MIXIM = &I &Cr OEM UMW& siiaellir (Mi a. I . hmg=a immi aleAr g. 6 •4 1 lbadi de l i g st rhea Ur mem Irk. alstb. Wolk. binds* la =Wiled as In& vstrit bre& Isimar d= .o. sallesobsd taj o rg pimp a 12, tree Lea—low arit worrnall . 111101111.11114.4114 W eeeebeam VOUGERICB CELEBRATED OVERL'OA'rIi. " Mr. FOUGER.M. of 6. Condtdastreet, tailor to hie Bo el nom Priam Albert, and the enema ful patentee of the ca,b.atat Welling ton meriting Mem worn by ahnnit .very nobleman and milkman In the tra n' Mat u reenti ka a C°." %• . •ititelit . th enn i to r d ). tiotrr r""d eo c el Co. Mater, MAW the AO YAh " ni HIM tAN OVERCOAT, ' TrIttek ahhoogb perfeetly pores& Pli ant, in 24 boons laciemant rain, Al t h ough . li the rui a cork, to mma, arid comfortable am fur.lugh rtitly trimmed, Ito as to be ealtal.le to Orot.elani women, the mice tv only Nat Air. ...iv. We heartily IN 141 Mr 1..W6161tE the summit aided hie loccoolty and entilmbe n .aft,.."—MorninitChnattele. Eraa,y gz ic r tO 411 to $44.111101- JA)I NS Fovutair.. 6, Coed 4rvet, and 1. Haetlmebmy.lammolde. Leedom - Couutrlagaism emoted. THE MOST APPROVED STOVES.—The de- nuind for the CHUNK and VESTA STOVES luvainiely lotentedi 4111 emithring unabated, and numbers haring been sold %A .s.sson .in oil d of 12.0 UM. through the mitrormse of families who ha w,. had es tisk preeminently *m Mes *mini qual, WILLIAM 0. UV ItTO. has rensind emildelim In ominumuding them foe Maly elionHnew. economy, sad WAY. Daring the WS Moe yarv+ they have IKcn found sources of great oredurt In the tedloom of the a/boding • uniform teinimuture throughout the day and night, with olio molar of fuel, without attentlow—Purticulars (with testimonials from all Irma of Costamll. jisetaire free.—Cbunk, ; Vesta. from ; stoves for warehouses. te., from 10. eash.—Williwn 8. Burton's lots KIN= and Homo) stock of samara: furnithing ironmongery le literally the largest to Ow world, and perdue:mare Invited to toot ict it. —X9, OxfordArtet, *moor of NeomanoWeet ; and No, I, Hannan gret listabilsbed la Wellosereet USA Joysols Paired Fmk Is. par sealed hag. Now randy, peke Ss ed.. neat cloth, ORNAMEN'CAL aLd DOMESTIC POULTRY; their Ilttor7 and Management By the Rev. limogir Ilstrz. taloa, M.L. Rector of Intwood with Koneteit The Muds treated of WO:— Dommtle Fowl la go-The Most Duck The Golden sad Bihar ro ml The OveyChina Gam Hamburg Fowls The Chlinoll Yowl The White Fronted er The Cacao° Fowl The Sikkrilno Yowl Laughlrug dooms The Blue Dun Yowl The... Kt-kind Dorking. ITo Wigeuu TheLarkorested Ford TheCocln-ChisaVowl The Teal and its sew The Poland Vold The Malay Fuel CL41.11 Bantam Fowls The 'Mama Malay The WhiteChlosOme The Rumples Fowl Fool The Tame IMP The Silky and Mem The Dame Fowl The !lomat.: Dom Folds Tho Mute Swan The Denakile Gloom The Feissled or FM& The Camels time The Went Goose land Fowls. The tyryTtlati or Care The Turkey Goose The Pia Ford " Full of amusement and instrectka for the lover of nature."—Ball. way Chronicle. Contain a bond dell of weal Inf tn ormath , Tlesamtly Tempted, later.Teml ash Ticturmuo sitetelm and varied by distubdilons of the asturallst."—PTeelator. Pabashed by James Matthews, at the °See of the " Gardeners' armlet° and Agricultural flasette: 4 _Upper_Wellingtaa-dreet. Co vgiVardso ; sad may te ordered d ay booludDer. Piloted for TAYLOR. ALTON, and MA BURLY , boutuallere end Publisher. to University College, Upper Gowevetreet. 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THE COTrAGEIt'S CALENDAR of GAR DEN OPERATIONS. Ey Jo•era Palms, °Weser to hie Orate the Duke of Devettettire, tc. Re pri nted from the Gankmers' Chronicle.' Atari 44.??? .. lire aimed/ Wen .old. African Ulla Agaranthus Apemones Annuals Aple. Apricot Aeriallam Beans Beet Biennials Hawk Fly 14.4.. fur Colleen" Borneo Mew.to Bet Widnes itreeotil linteut udding , Sprouts B lw Cablase Cactus Cale. .lariat Californian Annuals Campanulas Carnations Carrots Guiliano= Celery Cherries, Gentiantala Ultiaa Utn. curries Grafting Green fly Heart:ease Herb.. Hcriaoenue ParmaWs Heliotrope Hollyhock% llonoesekle I lonicradlen Hyacinth. Ilydtangeae Ilyeenr loth= Crew Iris Kidney Baas Lavender Leyerlog Lcek. I Go reo- ndola b—aires' Pride ;.,rehriik Dredge -,—......_ Maximum Chita Asters Manures ChM ROM f Marvel of NM M Chrysanthemums Chi. 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THE TREE 1W —Practical Instructions for he Formation and Culture, illustested rep $4 woodcut.. Reprinted from the " Garasseei Chronicle, - with additional matter by the author and (ahem CONTESTS: Annual pruning Una Planting out. armee- mediae a distance, prinelits of wow man of trees, Or, shortening heads, Um, ic Pruning for trans- Or.: Sow proper for Binding up plantation the purpose Rwiding knife Puthing eye, sprint Budding. time dyne, treatment of dwarf def. tinte ed day, shoots from elate of the Peak Roma different sone wee of beds on the same stalk Baddiat wpm body Roma short lin of Ned. Weenies of, Mee desirable eon. for Meek bedding with. Fug' Bed. peeteenetsa of. Mg me for wee fbrabud. treatment of IlleA i &ermlei 4 gad Maps of WON 'hoots end buds, 4•1 • choke of esp. Smote for budding Imola and their or a= . num ead raciamt destroy Shoot.. keeping even. =swam and removing thorne Lode. theory Ifttertenha j tid shoots ei& o with Stooks, tint out for b litton Wirt wind the MOM proem- Oht l e'WUr eart . a t Ketch eresst u zeke of w o wse i liesleng Raw . itia STITEEibig TOON. itATTINO. Aphids.. co kow FrowgroWers, rem (tritt. bladtog up =4 o= e =r44 . Glestilmi at OpeoUlau la Moran maths Pnlishisty gam. do.. Wow malaria and trinfewrlption of a law rods aka, oo of preparsUon and Inorti Moo, choke and or rangetnent of Stock. preparation of AP7131111. A selection of varieties Co b reparnon between Wdlageadgrafting. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; elle Dist Tarn ter all BIZ. J. Oeivszen.t, ILD le.i.o.& °saS . l MO.. he. Oornsis,—lteer es Woes pedist a. WOOS WIMP. e Mot side s mt. s der Me& sad a obi Pp se oteessiste et the ImlrMilese left eseteleel. lie the woad: detkate, we tor mot sistiesse esulelletlee. me. se et est mete.' e i r s =l:l , eal . tepeleste eel verb la Wee tie teem period of 1 Ts i r treira.oo,Paillrtirt mod; st ' at ft= PARIS, WEDNESDAY, 510 P.X. An excitement, in which cariosity has a much larger share than alarm, and which is not unmixed with a certain malice, prevails in Paris to-day. The univer sal subject of conversation is of course the approach. ing conflict in the Assembly. I am told that the proceeding of Gen. Cavaignac has been provoked by the announcement which had been made in certain circles, that M. Barthelemy St. Hilaire is about to publish a memoir on the events of June, in which the conclusions will be favourable to the late Executive Commission, and most I sompromising to General Cavaignac. His present is to anticipate this publication by bringing purpose evv:rd the debate in the Assembly. A message was sent yesterday by telegraph to Macon, toe the recall of M. de Lamartine, and it 'is said that the telegraph was actively at work throughout the day, summoning back to Paris all those members of the Assembly, of the 'government party, who have lately gone to the departments to promote the election of General Cavaignac. In fine, it is expected that most of the absent members will return before Saturday, when there will probably be a house of above 800. The question raised is grave. It is nothing less than the re-opening of the wound which was skinned over by the decree of arrest against MM. Canssidiere and Louis Blanc. The June insurrection is again brought before the tribunal of public of opinion, through the solemn instrumentality of the National Assembly, but the parties in presence are now not as formerly, the insurgents and their alleged accomplices, Louis Blanc, Ceusaidiere and their associates, on the one hand, and the outraged majesty of the nation on the other; but they are the late Executive Commis sion on the one hand, consisting of MM. Lamartine, Gamier Pages, 'Ara Rollin, and Marie, and some of their ministers, and Gen. Cavaignac, the Minister of War under that commiesion, on the other. The question is not, as before, as to the penalty to be inflicted on the insurgents; it is even more grave ; it is to decide whether the blood spilled in June is to be laid at the door of the late Executive Commission or at that of their Minister of War, Gen. Cavaignac. The latter complains, and not without apparent cause, that his name has been the object otthe most odious and caluminous charges in society and in the press ; that it such charges were made by parties out of the Assembly he would disregard them, or, at least, not notice them in the tribune ; but he declares, and declares truly, that they have been the common topic of diseuvion in the coutoirs and the Sallee des Conferences; that no reserve has been maintained; that members of the Assembly have expressed them selves openly ; that, in a word, he has been charged with being the guilty cause of the bloodshed in June. He has, in his usual soldierlike and straightforward manner, named some of the parties to whom he alludes, MM. Gamier Pages. Duelerc, Pagnerre, and Barthelemy St. Hilaire, to which he r ight have added, with equal truth, MM. de Lamartine and Ledra Rollin. The question now to be discussed is, then, the following : The prognos tics of the June insurrection were glaring; statesmen the least practised could not be blind to them. The Executive Commission saw the coming storm; its mem bers affirm, and have affirmed long since, that they gave orders to their Minister of War, which, if duly executed, would have averted the tempest, but that these orders were not executed by Gen. Cavaignac, and that the catastrophe of June consequently , ensued, Such being the questions which have been raised, and the discussion of which will be opened on Saturday, it will not be wondered at that the utmost excitement prevails in Paris. The interpellations of the government have not been confined to the tribune; demands for explanation have been pat forth in thei r official organ of tie press. Last night the club of the Salle Montesquieu held a meeting on the subject of the presidential election, at which M. Mathieu (de la Drome), member of the Assembly, and a Mentagnard, delivered a epeech in favour of the candidateship of M. Leder' Rollin. In the course of his address he uttered the following, which produced a great sensation, and has been much commented on this morning. "If M. Louis Bona parte is named, it is you alone, people of Paris, that can deliver us from the monarch y." A letter from Tunis states that the [difference be tween the Bey and the French coned has been ad justed. The difference arose from the refusal of the farmer-general of the taxes to pay some indemnities to French residents, on the pretext that he had no money. Admiral Baudin bad an interview with the Bey, in which satisfaction was given to him, and he immediately re-embarked for Malta. M. Edmond Adam, who was adjoint to M. Marrest as major of Paris, and is at present chief secretary of the prefecture of the Seine, has fought a duel with CoL Rey, who commanded the Hotel de Ville on 'the lath of May, and who, having just been acquitted of the charge of complicity in the insur rection of that day, has been set at liberty. The duel arose from Colonel Rey having charged M. Adam with being the cause of his arrest. M. Adam has received a slight wound in the side. Another duel hu arisen out of the debate yes terday. General Baragaay d'Hilliers having inti mated that M. Goudchaux had presented an amendment on the project of law on the Treasury Bonds from irterested motives, M. Goudchaux answered, " Vous avez menti." I have just learned that thednel hubeen fought, and a shot interchanged, without injury to either party, and so the affair ter minated. ' rum, Nov. t 2. New Loin, ——; Three per Cents., 41 50 ; Flee per Cents., 64 ; lau d Caen, 04 23 roars, Belgian Flees,77L; ; Do. a. Thrsss i., —; ; Two.ang .r. .e y . Bends, —. Bank abates, 1515; frac:hangs on 11304031. $0 days 23 474 ; 90 days, 25 40. cash. Rart.ways.—Paris end Orleans, 570; Paris and Rouen, 347 50; Sousa sad Havre, 137 30; Avignon and Marseilles, —; Stras bourg sad Bale. —; Centre Vieraon, ; Antlena and Boulogne, ; Bordeaux, 361 30 ; North, 536 74. GERMANY. BERLIN, Nov. 20. The committee of the Right and of the Right Centre of the National Assembly (parties opposed to the members now holding sittings in this capital) have forwarded an address to the ministry, expressing much concern at the report respecting the intention of the government to dissolve the above Assembly, and urging the cabinet, if they really contemplated such a step, not to undertake it. The into liigenoe from Dusseldorf is highly import ant. The receivers of the taxes on flour and meat have declared that they will no longer exact them, and that they will merely keep an account of the quantity of corn ground by the millers, sad of the cattle slaughtered by the butchers. A more serious step, however, bas been taken in the above town, one which will affect the German Customs Union in general. At the demand of a deputation of the citizens, the receivers of the Zollverein tax on good• conveyed by Rhenish yawls up the Rhine have not only refused to demand those taxes, but have declared ITALY. Advices from Milan, of the 10th, say that a muni cipal deputation had waited on Radetzsky to pro test against the torctd contribution. lie replied he wanted money for the subsistence of Lis troor, and that he would withdraw it on having a month's subsidies from those on whom the contribution had been levied. Information of the death of M. RO9Bl, at Rome, in consequence of a wound inflicted on him by no assassin in the street, is said to have reached the French go vernment yesterday. The congress on the affairs of Italy will be held im mediately, at Brussels, when Lord Tinto will repre sent England, and M. de Tucqueville France. CAPE OF GOOD lIOPE. By the arrival of a vessel at Greenock, we have news from Cape Town to the 16th September. The following is from the South Act-teass Adrertiser: Information, a kw days later, has been received from his excellency's camp at Bloem Fontein. Ou the morning after the action of the 29th August, which was not over till after sunset, Pretorius, accompanied by only the e into, pa'scd the farm of Commandant Erasmus, full sixty mils from the field of battle, on the road towards hiavalish.rg. Gent Kru ger, one of the insurgent field commandants. passed the same place on the following Thursday, and stated that Pretoriut d, and left the people to shift for themselves; that he (Kruger) was now their leader, and having heard that his excellency desired to see Potgeiter, he would go and fetch him, and also P. Beater. He further declared that he and Beater wanted to speak with the govsrnor, and not to tight ; but Staunders said, " No ; fire away." Staunders was struck by a round shot on the shoulder and side of the head, and lay for a short time insensible. Three wounded boors passed Erasmus's pla'e, one shot through the mouth, one through the arm, and one through the leg. When Pretorious returned to his camp after the tight he rode through without stooping, in at one side and out at the other, as Hannibal did at Zama, and Napoleon at Waterloo, leaving the parts of Scipio and Wellington to be acted by Sir H. Smith. Only two priioncra tell into the hands of the victors, one of them a i'eserter from the 45th Regiment. Both were tried by a court-martial at Bloom Fontein, and shot. It was expected that Sir Harry would reach Wenburg on the Bth, and, after restori, , g British authority there, return to Bloom Fontein by the 16th. This is all that is certainly known at present. There was a ru mour at Colesberg that another battle had been fought, beyond Bloom Fontein, on the 6th ; but it is generally dis believed here, as it is almost impossible that news up to that date could h ave reached Colesberg when the post started. There is no news of importance from the e , tvern frontier. It appears that the Kaffir chief Kreli is honestly d scharging his debt, incurred by the destruction of the missionary pre. mime at Butterworth, by some of his people, outing the last war. WEST INDIA AND MEXICAN MAILS. By the arrival of the steamer Severn, Captain Vin cent, Lieut. It. Lloyd, Admiralty Agent, at South ampton this morning, we have dates from Honduras, 13th ; Tampico, 14th ; Vera Cruz, 16th ; Demerara, 18th ; Trinidad, 21st •, Jamaica, 23rd ; Barbadoes and Havana, 28th ; and Nassau, 30th Oct. ; St. Thomas, Ist, and Bermuda, Bth Nov. The Severn has brought 48 passengers, and on freight 681,436 dollars from Vera Cruz and Tampico, of which 5,000 dollars are reported to be on account of Mexican dividends, 704 oz. of gold, 477/. in British coin, and 173 serene of cochineal. At Nassau three American ships were lying at anchor, which bad been found on shore and aban doned at different keys. The Eliza, of Liverpool, was totally lost on the Bahama Bank, on the 2lat of Oct.;• crew, rigging, sails, and stores saved. At Jamaica, Sir C. Grey had prorogued the House of Assembly, and summoned it to meet on the 26th of October. The matter is thus noticed in the Despoiled : Sir Charles Grey has peen fit to convert the present adjournment of the house into a prorogation, and to call the house for a second session on the jtta instam, The object of .his is a manifest cue. It gets rid of any unpleasant resolutions which may have found their way into the minute. , dining the late unpropitious gathering, and renders the terse and unyielding address in replyto his excellency's spew:hot August last a matter of history. Ills excellency oo doubt seem latesupon a new session of wide coacedinp. lie hoe discovered theduo- tile material of which the house iv composed, and toe s;Niolls colour de roue of easy victory and eincoth finance. Some hard words there may be. His excellency will bear with that. They at any rate !mils no nibs. But he speculates a obedience, and the probabilitlia , he iscorrect. We will believe anything after the results of the intrigues ig August last. We hope the house will, now that a locus peniteulie le glvtat , to it, avail itself of the opportunity of repenting fur the people. A worse system for all parties than temporising, halhand.half mellstlres ' could not he adopted. If the house would pave the way fora thorough , radical change in the Imperial policy towards the colonic% its firpt and most imperative course is to stop the supplies. It in melees ap pealing again to the justice of the government. We have appealed too often. We have no right now to be beggars. Our Manua are not founded en &sprite; they are simply demands for justice. Minimum have denied us this, and we do hope, for the sake ef every interest In the country, that the bowie will at last take up the l'OßiliOn which it ought to maintain, and which alone can procure us a lair and just measure of legislative redress. In Grenada, when the last accounts left, the weather bad been for some days Fuch that a hurricane was ' rather apprehended. A blight had manifested itself in the yam crops, which, it was feared, might occasion • a scarcity of ground provisions, a serious matter to the power population. • COMMERCIAL. JASIAICA.—Since our hat report, the trilling tendency , to improvement which we therein noticed has entirely sobeided and left our market, if possible, duller than before. Indeed we think trade more Flow now in Kingston than ever it has been—a state of things which we bad every reason to expect and foresee, but which is, never. thetas, dreadfully deplorable. On referring to the detailed notices of the various artieles of annum= given below, It will be obeereed that the following sentence frequently occurs "'fie stock is very light, but there is not any demand." This fact proem, more then any words we could write, the position of trade in Kingston at the preFent moment. Formerly, if the supply of any article were light, if even retailers were docked, speculators were found who would patchier for a rim—persons who would "bull" when occasion offered—but there is nothing of that kind now in Kingston, simply because there is not any money. AU parts of the island have been exited by plentiful showers of rain, which, in some districts, have lasted longer than usual. Unfortunately, we are lot in a position to take advantage of them, many of the sugar estates having been either changed to breeding pens, or entire) aba ndoned. not:R.—There have not teen any arrivals slime our end the stock is becoming reduced, but owing to the unusually demand the supply may nun be called consWerable.. Sales are dull, at 3es, to its. By retail, 34;4. is asked for Baltimore. As we are shout cloning, we learn that two of the late arrivals brought flour, about 1,000 brb. Nothing has yet been done 1n mks. Burma.—tri.h obtains 11d. to lied., but moves off very slowly, the demand being extremely dull, although the stock is limited. AWO of 20 firkins Halifax baa been made at 94d., but the value of Nova Scotia now at market =rot be stated at more than lid.; were the quality better, more could be obtained than the latter figure. We have to advise shippers that butter for this market should be of a Might yellow colour, and must not be toe highly salted. There lever, little American at market. Poaa.—There has been little done in this article rime our last We quote prime, lAta. to 62s per barrel ; prime mees, Goa. pubertal; mew, 70s. to 72a. per barrel. The stools la moderate. Haut—Laneashire of good quality are being sold at Bd. per lb. American are worth 6d. to ltd. Ben.—Family in half barrels has changed hands at trs per half Darrel aux.—Sale of an approved brand, proof 19, have been made at Si. per gallon, equal to 2a. 6d. ter exportion. The current value of the articie to 3s. 741. to Se. bd. ; preof 2 1, equal to Is. Id. to 2.. 3d. for ei rt da ht receded very materially, owing to • rathnr large amply, and the unfavourable news by the packet, and cannot be quoted ever 13a. to 17s. per cwt. PIMENTO has been sold at 3d. pee lb., but that rate tan hardly be obtained now. ' Famcare.—None offering in Kingston. 31. per ton has been evert for sugar at the Norteside. . Excumium on Loseox.--Colordal Bunk, 90 days, 1 per cent. pre. mime; 60 days, 1 i percent. premium. Jamaica Bank, 80 dais, 1 pet cent. premium; 60 days, 18 per tent. premium.