The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-28 00:00:00

Mar wet lb. 61, sod thle mad m y to oblered ir tte Inset luelleset i ti g ileseX his ai inle hei tilit g o t e . orlibw TM' Na. twelamelhr el 1 moset thoWinirsie remdl Kemal ighest were 21a., berg "lir reielr am et le 6d. Posmon.-The Wool Ire to art the elvarto orator at tie hogrollett 111121/4R3triA At ille market of landeber eles*eathe, ;py antic _Wool, win of at 01 ,r II data. te 76 &Mar art= beansa new . um lea Song•Saes • mated maid, i cousaisesed dle lati, anal& in it eerie le lierket. At th id e m are_. tptilt_ isbnw._t ~ mt. bed beta "rid at MP awn t. A , the saes reaseted to art.,' 'ot mean bear doh. te II tisk Al the DeperrdtWool ' lowauellliroltair iallatte6 the art. isk Me • 7.111. Me addlike eat Ahem la from last you'll 'a • .-iees tiv eri sem peeler II gulden to 4 r Mier per owt. mar p' • L adissole pat doseser. Iflostmet Me ban lei ': 4,401 , fleet dim lasaluds Ms Ism betteeir to Bail., * i • .. Most the regular weekly Awed Marl The air deseet '-' sadism to be foe bet Week di diet b left over Mg 1.. - mar or a pert very ark oet of asdition. .. . - --.-- CATTLE, &0,.-Sarranzi.o, Too en o'Clock.-Mt.- ake of Booms ia mot "mite es bqpe es ai m d IMO ema4= 4 l6 ,l llll* is =dads lio lgisa : l 4. . obi* hem evesen, lige* kan.,Nor - ilk sad Sedlik we ban about 6, Id Moe deedat 100 Limier 1100 Lotasotor. sad r 41 e yeareshe hem aria pert of the 'sentry. The member behateeres i . Iner il dal nod prim %wee. We ben a lir 50pt114 2 44'0 11 • Usk i ile he sn malls ; 00r We • lbooobt sm ear w ren. Tads :* foe Calv i e l el hut die awahormetheleg wapiti% en Srufflal alnelned. hoes Ifellmi we hem Shen and 66 ' Calvet. Pip are not caul hi laper, weir to the warm ' WW4bir. he slued ISi i 6. &11. _ heeler 046 . &I. ad. st an7 si tze.m : • um" mow ma ... 0 4 Odsys - Pip 4 4 1•44 sad mena4 4 40.1k5y 4 • 4 4 Doaastara Sat Dews a I•N•10.06 4 II Labs L. ___ J's al are.. ern: armor . Wass i *ow sal, vim la. . . Nearer Joint b5.-The roo of et Riede of he set Ism stook wet very aaidralfy with a morous Miss& • me of beam est although et Or eemmusoment trade ar t = „a bal, towurds the seedurea may every** woe et. PM Drift their tram 10e 6d. to lls. IL 1 , per lb, - Rd. to 7d.; Lambs, 74d. lel/ ; . reh l W i l i g . .6l.= Being Calves, 60s. to 66. ; maim ..- Ale Cow sea Oehee, 111. to 171. each ; T lis. IL to 7. per sear nen was • moderate b =s , Pak, selling's 641 M ir 6/ to 11s. pa soon. , - lleurckene Emu Fre -Tie tar clad at the Sid ..* leaf. ; and, being the loner Ease met ix Linesiadre, • drew together se famere rusher of dollen ari Pram ha. The apply of Hanes big very good and rearram, the eireant ell Mier dale eseeeded by tar that of oat firmer per, mad the plea radar he young Helen, of • the breed selatis it der wady as very Ley nary • yang Hand Mang beat aid he elet2 . o= l .ol pep or bap, well seatoled, and do _Tian boa la to 160 rams the par. Cart Home as plentiful, aet die treks very belt, et very high pier. novas Para was hid at naelay lat. ad Mae were mere Cot* to the areelitlesion hattosia farm years. Priam Wire ad it Bear Marl pet need Horner and Colts were ad of per qua. ; soll Map were maid inhale A post led efateer • obeyed hade. g wi • Dosser, 'tont 24.-O se iltmaaboop.r we well la a lap malts of Wit Mil the OM of ile gs Walthek, 66e. to mem base di, me yet men to se, % ix khas al. pa lb. dradvate; serply ll ' Lambs ..• M I ulal a ing ris le t eirttrig Me litrilr, ; rag b. voiestior le dee rag mime nialitar the . masa dee prime of lidlat i the "Weak Mark md - we bat we role plies ait ip ;. • rare wee a fair eat. ply of; 2 =ecrenhTeritg the •Sr emanyanae by „ way greet arillsty ; prialf:6le:to Ns. it Beam Pip, and 96. Is Ida he is • . .. bazarme Pare, tom 19.-This filt Met wet aid Mapplied wash at tits mat asatrlettheir of limb r ; dreg ea an imam nember ea the am/ Midi Owe sod wipes are aim eyes id bet Or. Der Oillio IN ern wore readily and at my . trammeling prim to tit atm. attle, or thaw pi* map in the viermalet, also InMegit i mi plea TM lime fir aria attratasly vall i:lik • Wolk Os gar kid and with a ready We, tad . high pier, aryls beta 16i. to 101 ; throe of an interim triad wen not auk undeed. , Draw Pen.-Out has air we net sis large ran may i Mawr emirs. Of Hones there wen tom very fine ani- I . soh milted, and several said at prior. Merl Oestiosseste Mast dmeed, end highs; prierthea lesoone tam pea. Ohm wan a *mg fa parim .les, On =i ill • Ontthers wea a Mded lapromeer se" : the meat listen eartlionlia 'night , • le airier =.44....mf ef imam* aid the ashlar K the emu • limarn=7 Jews 24.--11 M wean great stank 1 - K rattle.. wars vary &sap. T irA arryeasor eta Holds ,ssid well. age4 l; a u r e lio n4y er aidas, . . There meg er geAsattoil end a umbel .suits la Of Inalca.pily K Labs was Mgr atil • tirades Mk pia `lg-dry naiad fera..'folia. sash. rip mon as *WO= than at seta' algal resist talittald the poen ; S e rer ha oars were saki tad: thy Eli at a high onee. won pia*, sad reetreabl la pies. Al. . .' , tl a ri 1 1.wiT Ma lar lian wee • mailtet • .sheen Seamonow, Jam IL-Tb• saisher el fat adds for ward ova omit= last week. The psalm& el the anisials wane le a very army estsditiaa, ... - , allwiler .... oll dlalilloaprism Sakes ma nn dell, vary speriegly. A. first of • ar bra isQ 1 ~' . per Drokohnhe ; Mired 0199 961 Orme of eseendary erg UMW ante WC, sad a Meiderable mob= amid. . The was lady apart. Parebeera spas M ayas ls= ko rd tales WINS marhably OR 1 on prime auk Woe A few dl • IW' bier at shout 151. ; curreli Mee, 12.1. to 91.; Warier, down to 61. • and a large amber mold. The arty agreeing stock was the hugest that has Use • Ili Bales were rather duII ; a large mobs' el , tad twoltu-olds were ham Ireland. Bata. li dui ' pst.edi hra se high a 61. de ; others sold aoseedieg to ' • Malin ad treed and a great number mold. The sup Cat Shwa md Lambe macerator they lest weak. deli lardy andataised lad Wartasairrea gpotalleaa, • . Ira moot ably is thetw r ol abb e .thea lass • p i t hi Pthise ass edhated. isaw, -la bidap mg wig abrosi t i tran* . *••• , • maw - , vs. low. won otiey and met 'Alm • Wed thami L et t a very groat reduction bps prime our 1 Mine di serer. A law superior MS told to 6a eel t Atr-rmlebtpleee, Ur, if li., 101.1 Meier, haws to ga .1 , ~ !' ' are bars number . .. -fleamow,. fan 111.-41er Ire/ pee atm., ns, ; sossai r=76a.; ave err M e i. Sheep wen are ' bbd et lest week's ' Mask-foal Waiter • losoOt 21. he dm ; white.lead Imaged .• ,et Of Lamb a amber were sold, at • 19'. le lb. 1 egg 1.090. • Far thrhariages Marker • • SHIPPING. Mann Annen.—Dublin ; Waterford, 4 ; Danubian, 2; Onernerry and inlay, 1; . Presdi. 2; Flanders, 1; Rol land, 1; 'Hamburg, 1. Lownon, Jun 28.—Wind this day at noon, N., light airs, and fins. Dist, Jw 26.—N.W. to 8.8. W.; 27, N.W. to W.B.W. —Arrived . 27th, Rockers, Trinidad; Bt. Andrews, St. Croix ; Mediator, New York. Arrived from the river and salad: Barham, Madras; Manor% Bombay. Arrived from ra sa t: Bt. Kitt's ; Ellen, Quebec ; Haan, en, rWoli. Ballad: Baboo, Sydney, N.8.W., • Pisa fih ry, ; Met, Calcutta. 26: Wait. sin Grenada ; Barbs ' darn. 2701,'Inki W Bombay ; ily, Gal • win On Donornsee, June 114.01reic‘ 4, St. Croix, for Oven . Ism ; Arkin's, HallaiMlL . ; ist At. Petersburg. 25th, Aram, 81 Croix, for Cowan, Jun Arrived : Olean, Prime Rdward's Island. Orr nix Wroar, June 23.—Sympathie, 81 Croix, for" Flensburg. On Dsinrourn, June 116.—Ameriea, New York, far Hamburg; Roland, Charlene. for &GAM. 27th, 0166 01 1, Orr auconns, June 28.—Lady Collins, West lain Faxmorrx, June : Crane packet, Rio a. Janeiro, on freight about 40 000 i. left Bahia on the 14th, and Pernambuco Wth. Lnisrucx, June 23.--Wed Vesta, and Trinity, Qualms Ber.rivr, Jona 28.—W.S.W.—Arrived : Margaret, Nor folk, V. WATIMPOILD, J en—Arrived: Catherine, and Alinadi, New Orlew . B ailed : Anna Kenny, Quebec. Caton, June 26.—N.—Arrived: Canada, Montreal; Rowley, Pernambuco. Wed : Tiber, Demerara. Dustrarne, Jan 26.—Arrived Diana, fit, John's, N.B. Dmitri, June 28.—W.N.W.--Arrived: Malabar, New York. Salad Xarifa, Barbados.. Orr Tona June 24.—Needpoler Baltia ; Adele and Julia, lime, for Monte Video. flag '21114k, Manikin Pan Coax, June 26.—W.8.W.—Anired: Postbraneen Fla. vannah ; Pink, Porto Wei; Tell, New Yak. • asbeawar, of about 160 tree, weise-lelgel and abearlseed, beak mans goes ekes to the deck, sal stern-tresee knosescl In, sea* ems time in that state, wag pass& 29th ultimo; la U N., long. SG W., ly the Bak, tram Porto Rise. O( : liassideeses Nceseritsy, It. Jon* N.B. ; RAW, Betas& Oft A ship et RIO er 400 tons, benterr, net earns,onTerod. gulls desa._eadl separently leed, was likkinet., 431, brig. 33, by the Brager;ried off . , On Hai, Jae $B.--Biniria, Calcutta, far Bend. 3w27.--A water-logged abase, with bee D iras e les wi l sells, oil two dead tees on Beak, "apposed M be lee Ofte,trees St John's, was pissed to lat. 48, lea. 14, lta tiair Anierios, anteelef ken. , SIMS 14.—The vessel telume bee Perlisai eke Mee, spetakegmei eel abeesiseel. sees ee* /AURIGA* emil to be the s, sap oissLiedes, Nesereels. Ile is • be% et sheet 20. sees about le yen eii, sad no smorsady loss biking tor yew or wire. •~,~..:: Mat stio_____); 1110 Ael• .......... i ltmaii". and PM pa AiS Tam Ulm, iilheah NM Wok _ 71urelia 11=6i 1 aliwir, Calm Ina i sad rinds& awlOa 6 et= Me I) ;. JOANN Is Alowsse, J i amil 01 a z i l e Z . ,lii= sonossotiox MIMED An Mamma ' ligaiMr has, m. tbnitiaTreselletnn -- - _ ..ann on the tth JIB natelart kb Aiiiiiik7.. swam artier No. 94 to be Y caaw l i alasf Ilk fa the are of OfbspWs U tak I* awe T. Mks 29. CaDISIBOV Win kaaass.--Pox.laws Akashi's- if aft la (lilii Belk and Wads. haasea; einniailint at Pm. Inn 'I, Jusx 1. OWLS 0/ THE DST.—Tar a RIADINP (Amadiakto) 110 L I Madera MINUS OF THE WHRIC 1N 24. THE COMMONS. HONDA!, Itotz ORDSMI OVINE LlAT.—Oserrmag or Some mat err WAY' Alm Ikai—lkaaiell kitallOP-4likaara ( 1,0 • 1 414 4 • 1 k to Trait Mumpllgo t FM OMes; Ihmem ; et Modem (beoi); limimpto Ned bortromp; (Ent); 111111. Ismagren MOW (Iniemi)4:1: 1 ; Castoly of Oilleftril _ Men end Harbours Waitaki' Gal Tomb. Magi Wane); Nerd Harp eV is s admgUsisbri io Chestier' NNW is tit; lot t; otoo ilolbool lboloor ; 110 a Eaggnm.--Elomo at *ammo, Otos ly Tagolno; Mot Works; addlOstliaddlid; 11110.20sesnegpmiso; BEL Them Imam& !Wan Mgelmen, ma MOM lam; De=of Wile Iwo I.llng Tolio Zoo" .to MIMI Saket (IOW) mom! TV&ma OmMille. eflkokkellno am ether oohs.] OW MD= Mit MOW 07 'THE DAT.— hairieran a/ ierff.T.--(ol=ekkainimakai, Pk. Wait, to seem Mgelortegesselleama et MI6 Meth Col. Ms* We Wkallallia oadisolo Ns. Ohms to MI t o lona deb 111 Cbs somikiss), Mr. Parker, to mom eitlistilis; . Iliffillry d War, to loom MEM milmoles; kir MO. Osman. Eridah Harem gerimorm—Hersdais ammo) 10 Item (on Modal tes momirmillgto, llzess, te owe la ow a 1 Mr. Walker% ira dmllliser-bwornmemiums (Imam in& (is amminge), Wr. Warim ea rye afilltlemi Zhu (to awl. aftesp), He OemmOreVi)ai ge T, dams. Am ft NOTIONS OF 1101101111.—Dr. legegloo, to NB oloollio Is the ortemooto data Lb at Hem W.I. issll. Is own menematino of Mr. Ismelees j= a ltogkodie to solo a =Os rolollos he MOM book 7/h 0111" terve 6M to Waft Os mi i•owis I IN I a • t lallbarle_CbilasiOtas• Ifs.S.Worlißls man Oman Podloorpot. /aHda Ma M. to ma eny vlto le sot to In toomood Nr. W MOW la WWI disdadankli duka to ma woks& slipm. Bk. B. Ohba, to mem rola me einem Itell heilliss of Volum Mr. 1.017, to mime it rens Dr. Itavolon, to mit temellett IOW( to INI= from MY; time glom I. at oloollea maim to groonti. it, =owe for mime emminee on Or affirm MOM Ihe Na OIMMIS OF IMI Ir DI T I= I CAoto.—llloot of COL Boat Lootall; lioNloot ; Do. (No. I); rem Seemel Oise iet • mom ; Tendlogs /Mem Mo. loraer. , -111Notio sod IMlnanso Oloommlos IN. ROOM Of VOID NI ON 011ailtiff 111 DAT..- ow VI lilleMia logor—ON 4 =4 lllllVAlaillagNt. 11112W 1011 117Z ---- aikatkil to : polio maim la NEM e r folf . mess OF INS DAY..—NoosoottaosToolo.-41stroodloolltalifi trg.rottoy d PM& Min araimn); DgsnMs d adds Morr.—oolth of imolai, Of 1101101111 ON OLEINI OP MI DAT.—Naorzo IN Tom Itszo--(to soossistish ML DWI, Is son was& shisissitel•lmisiOiss; Hr. Tomer, to ism mortamoolo and saw olookialloo d 4Ot MI. Nittostoh own olOttlooddsoto ; ML?. =be* won oiNNINN Ems; INt. N. N. Tat., to MOW ed.". lit . lorhe4 to nom that commas earmarms oft r eigral T • elvolea ..Ormary to tong the me of Hr. IP. Nollbswo sutler samMuslisa. 7111 DAT, JULY 2. OHM OF THE DAT.--Ocarorritior.—lssehoot Delsre BM gut OppresiO• MAIM -• gis silk ille $_ en& We% Ws Thames Lank ma Nor Wad ail bomb up a Or ~ay Mks NIS Ases. lb, iTkalludia ma. isslidlos am killiedio, Hoaddria. sad A. 14 le Y Itarlif i r a r i l fgr anitad slab XII" ~me Or led Jail. 110 so, 011= mr aisMOINS. the I= Mtaller si ja rs yid The 3 5 dd i yam,a— ipid Mgr Plate ~a filer. Arr== =la TY ',Mod di=ndis. ids itarrilir. to the =4 ' TOR k the pia MIN% SIM lama hoods. M., vill is sidd...,matlymeappli Ja&Le m bridadailf the anew IV Wad aid la Waal) imalar Irdsb ... Ab5"672:016441=i...""'' wt to to r/Ini AT iONDOII.IIIIIDOI. 11 peg 2. Twig Der Me/Apra 1 ; WA pus AJlemea.limla.pass I. .14. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE N._ In his cars-timed address to the electors of Stock port, Mr. COWIN reinini the friends of free trade Wet the lespni is no Gm ix them to sleep at their peels. Nigalaes sad at e required to ensure pernansme to the great , they have gained. The era of foes trade oconasems ender circumstances of malign diffinalty. The smelly at food a nd . the hio rates clanged are Mended invest ' meats is agelealten ead skip : the two in ' tennis width Imo lase least to bee trade are in danger anode, shaillamady exposed to the offsets et a renstientrene their poem' excitement.. In this stater.of airs Me. Gomm rakes in midst %l ass that voice white free traders have so long DM amapiemed to bear in the ten-ward of their battle, sad sae as the preennor of after . " If Om be say Mg to ties yaws, My farelffithe stesegmismeasi tales Merle et Ise mile as mill u, the meet.messeme--awine_ Os Mimes et Midi Awl ,I bays etneetbei wa in in peelbeilliey hapanoll vet et idea scissions, a win ih to e gnat wasems se ha yes niAlte to width th ey may be =pug a their trmake Sorely these words will not fall upon dull, listless, or inattentive ears in those great centres of oommer eial and manufacturing industry which were the most energetic supporters of Mr. COBDEN and the League. In so far as the addresses of candidates—naturally framed to please the majority--can be taken as an index, they will be warmly responded to by the shrewd and study electors of Glasgow, the some of the labour, at DAVID DALE and ADAM SMITH. All the tsar candidates As solicit the honour of Glas g ow risk tidy claims ni t tnl d y ° -!free tease k . ...all% 4"....itit.2! the Inadjaffilieit it enr Mitany and lambing :gam and the ink:dation eta awe equitable and alleisat eras el finance. The addressee of these gentleman (of Mr. Dixon excepted, who heap the on the asesetery gelation, and, to make assendoiebeih in a mehr d minor details, to whisk **name have not aelealed)aie so much alike, the* Oa abdid , di in elearablaalf. ll " be dstandend Misr by the degree el'onde Midi the character of each is es o i r stred to eesd Mgrei 11111117 lb, preferab l e po li. In than elsounstanoes it cannot WI appear to thous Whap i r m only..by the pawed one at illir' tea Mk ' =der e:Mit of lessi pertink tui lr mug be allowed-kr in Ealodow as witillits,tha that the claims a Mr. Meocrazool EOM Mager than those of any other competitor. InAlitemiaseits hug and intimate . soggiffignis with fir diplomacy and legis- L et Mi lt .I.llll.ll ina inoPriniiihisnotkiPlosokil"rnsntertithisimpo' and r taaniet th .szemina-recerdedliberal % vaiatary bp comedians. There is sanely al as trade the members of which have M of hate rim, le apply to goverment or der relief from vexatious restrictions err :111, • who have not experienced efficient Mr. MACGREGOR. Ile ip generally as an active and inficientisl promoter of trade ; he is pond of the ash et maims to et hie title to it in n a • field el pare siteenite' 'publicity i he has given the . hest guarantees a man can give of his &man to the ame by . peril pr ng ldo s NOPI/ItiOD mos his oonsonsocy in motley it- Pp beemeing lin MAGESEGGE sp Mk ingedmitathe tbli Milers et (Rogow will, halides sieseing a faithl4. dad :able advocate of this prin cipal, materially staigffimm the cause of has trade throughout the ldngffiess. No other interpretation can be put upon their abating him than that they are anxious to send Mr. COBDEN such a coadjutor as he has asked he. Re cannot pomade oneselves that the slaters of Glasgow can be bladed to this ingsreant seeniffies- pri;feesidOrTly to uitation, and because no better could be found. Mr. Mscanzaon's anailants, however, affect to believe that, because he holds a governmeat appoint ment, he cannot be independent. This is one of the most fallacious of the cuckoo cries of party. In the days of proprietary and venal boroughs (of which, we are sorry to say, some specimens still survive), there weadonbtlessmaehdlipgemallowir holding dies under pvemiest to be returned for them. A dung pima= elf Asia* without consist uerwieF , is • elearavem iegreilleat fa a parliament. :Bat an official, respendhle to a pureed, intelligent, and independent onatitooaay, is in a very different position from an tibia sepanseting Old Sarum. An official Tepee. men Old Sarum is a man at liberty to purchase andiammes in office by profligate votes ; an official repremting such a constituency as Glasgow, is a check upon the ministers with whom be is con nected, should they incline to play the popular party false. An ambitious man (and such is the honourable sense of the epithet Ma MAO- Guam is) who haii staked his reputatioa upon eenektent adhesion to a great cause, will not ease be induced to pat himself in a false to cloak the tergiversations of a OM If he is weak enough to do so, the die.' gut necessarily . excited among his oonstituents mut• weaken the ministry if he is punished by dismissal far adherence to his principles, such conduct oa the part of ministers mast weaken them still more. We sincerely believe that the vehement opposition to Mr. ?Itemisation arises, not from any fear that as member for Glasgow he may, in eonsupsesee of his official position, neutralise the Vigil/ Cl the ecinititu eney in behalf of liberal meaner" bet from a fair that, ocanseted as he is with government, be may, as responsible to the electors of Glasgow, be miessionally an impediment to conv enient lapses from airic ade ciple. It is pretty evident from some Cl the Lions made to lain that hers are lest Mr. MACGREGOR may prove even more attached to principles than to ;perm. was at lint objected to Mr. MArolutpoi that he was " brought into the field inventive Cl those great party interests, by the legitimate mute ment of which the rights of electors we best pea tected and maintained.' It is now °Vested to that he has " served as secretary umber several governments." That be bas done so, the eanatry has good reason to be thankful. We believe it is pretty . generally known that when the Pmperty last came into power, it was delicately hided to Mr. MACGREGOR, and to at least one of his co liea that if they were disposed to retire, their imm edia te rape riors were willing to enter into reasonable arrange ments. The proud and generous reply was, that their appointiunts as amplyexecntive had nothing to do with Part 7 on that those appointments were held on the condition of the faithful discharge of their duties; that if any . fault could be found with them they might be &missed, but that they would not be tempted by considerations of personal advantage to desert posts of honourable usefulness. Had thus gentlemen. instead of acting thus, allowed thole psefas to be filled by mere unscrupulous partisens, won 2 lir ROBERT Pin. have found it so easy to reform the tom menial policy of the state ? Is there anything like "bow . ing and amching" in this conduct? It is a sufficient warrant for believing Mr. Idscomon, when he says: If at any time my official duties interfere with the due Mailings of those incumbent on me as your representative in I shall have no hesitation in restricting my ex =Lathe latter; end I same you, that the independent .RlSallane sad maintenance of my princelike, are with me so took tastier of conscientious cony Won, that I shall not in 'the lout be influenced to abandon them by my connexion with the present or any other administration. It is not from men whose connexion with an admi - edetration is, like Mr. MACGREGOR'S avowed and gaud. that the independence of a co nstituency is in bare bat from those who, without holding any eittariats eiskare channels for dispensing patroosgs, 'mad in tooasgatooe dead votes for government exispt on a few extreme gqnations which, being considered I utterly imprediaable,they are allowed to vote on as they phase, la maw to give them an air of indepen dent*. Again* ask eispremettatives, indeed, and Against these who weaken at the clue of a par- I liosott bps their Wifttl lethargy to try to togiala I the abode& otoditisaot - of their constituents by spas- Iwo& addreemo, voixassat in professions of libera lism in exact properfidis to the indolence of .trines, electors will Ile well to be on their NAKED truth is not to be met with at public dinners. When she does venture to such assemblage, she puts on • dinner drew coukur de roes and of the most flowery pattern. English people, above all others, take an inconsistent delight in tricking out the divinity after this fashion. An Englishman's word is his bond all over the world. In matters of every day life or badness, he hates phrasing and flummery. He is accustomed to stigmatise it as " nn-English." ' But after dinner no Frenchman can be more exag gerated, no Italian more frothily enthusiastic, than your true-blue JOHN BULL. The City is the stronghold of this public-dinner and speech mating system. A tosstmaster's hammer should be borne saltier:the with the mace in the City arms. Mr. TooLE was reared east of Temple bar, though he practised on both sides of it. The ' Mansion-house di -house to the ministers, and the sheriffs' dinner to the judges, see great occasions for this fulsome display of extravagant compliments. To judge from the former, the City must be the prop and stay of the constitution. The Lord Mayor rises, on this occasion, to that sort of mythic glory with which the French romancers and vandevilhda have crowned him. At the sheriffs' dinner to thejudges t on Wednesday, there was more than usual infelicity in handling the topics chosen for con fetti. Sheri ff CHALLIS rose to propose the h ia or the judges, and, in a very well deserved enlogium on the bench, alluded to the shed& duty of visiting Newgets. " Many," said the speaker ' " were the harrowing scenes they had witnessed. They had encountered crime from its lowest depths. These malefactors had abused their pro secutors—abwied the witnesses--abused the police --abused their counsel—but not one that he had ever met with had called in question the integrity of his judge." The primes of Lndon might have furnished other materials of reflection to the civic dignitaries. Did it strike them that these prisons present more dis graceful rhuripie of defective discipline than those of any other town or city of England ? Did it mane to them to inquire how mach the City had to answer for of the hardened and brutal demeanour of the primmer, with wham they were conversing ? Did they reflect on the shameful neglect with which the corporation has treated criminals, both in the germ and the maturity of their demoralisation ? The gross and scandalous indifference to sanitary regulations in the town council, and the inefficiency of the metro upolitan police , are reflected in the crowded and nclassified wards of Newgste and Oiltspur-street. But for the rule which we mentioned at smeno" .g, that truth is only to show a smiling face at paiWo dinners, Sir F. POLLOCK might have found, in the civic administration, texts for a sermon, instead of topics for a pmegyric. He spoke of "the intent ger:integrity, and independence of Ciiy at eries.* tight have lamented the selfishness, y, and ignorance of City aldermen. He allud to " Nr scenes of splendid hospitality for which the first city of the world was celebrated." He might have ex patiated on the scenes of filth and ',retaliations flee which the first city of the world is inhuman He might have turned from the magnificones of the Mansion-house to the abominations of Saffran-hill; from the merits of Sheriff CHALLIS to the absurdities and platitudes of Sir Paean Lamm. It would be well if the City Remembrenew bad It in charge at these civic feasts, when Lard Mayer, shardli w aidermem, end common councillors, ere drunk with Mamas of self-complacency, and carried 28, 1847 en — ( ! n , grZiet _.e improvement . the result; are uniformly found pointing , _.., necessity of boldly following out the policy of moderate duties to ensure large returns. The aggregate-value-of the imports of the principal articles of foreign and colonial merchandise during the month ended June 5, 1847, shows an increase of 107,4081. over that of the corresponding month of 1848: For the month ending Jane 5,1647 . ll 907,035 For the month ending Jme 5, 1646 .4 1,799,627 There is an increase in quantity in the monthly importation of the following articles: =TIMM GRAXIITERS MORTZD. 1 Jane, 1846. Jane, 1647. &MR, Olrif. llO 13,931 Pork, ralted,eitte. prntrin ... V 8,643,913 9,514,769 , Mai W SAW There is an increase of duty on the following : mamma =TT IRCRITTD. Jam, 1646. Jtml l:o 47. Batter /11,967 am. 91,117 1521 lope 106,010 44 065 ,,759 The increase in the quantity of bacon, salted pork, sad eggs, and in the amount of duty on butter might be attributed, in part at least, to the scarcity : but the increase in the quantity of mahogany . and in the amount of duty on ram and sugar is fairly at- I tributable to the revision of the tariff And it will I be found, uif e xpressly to corroborate this view, that there is a .1g off in the monthly receipt of customs on several important articles, a reduction in the duties on which has been as yet unavailingly though strenuously urged : Tobacco, or £12,183 Whse itriBM 2 There is a slight demesne in the deolarek values of I the exports of British produce and manofactores for the month of May last, u compared with the cum sponding month of 1848 : For tba month ending June 5, 1847 For the moth ending Jane 5, 1846 Showing a decrease of But on analysing the returns, it will be found that there is an increase on the most important articles of our staple manufactures, with the exception of cotton yarns, on which the decrease amounts to £276,015. Month ended, Month ended, June 3, 1046. June 5,1647. Oa mals end Was. 14,427 00,207 Oa edam sembilmen 1,01046). 1,6341,670 Oa lialivano Ng weary,- IMMO YAMS Oa Ilma anadadarne 231,774 Oa ilk 07,363 0. Win The us of the decline in cotton yams is no In tery ; and thetas. of the deliberations m the Prussian diet *finds seamable ground to hope that it will not be patissawat IN dinumiag railway accidents, and the means of preven t Z e trm, unnecessary panic ought to be care fully g against. These accidents are, by theft nature, calculated to lay so strong a hold on the imagination that their effects are almost inevitably . The fatality of railway accidents is se ; 1 t A d • 32 4 ge e ra ver-estimated as the fatality of town-filth is under-estimated. The noisy picturesque danger shaker the nerved; the silent insidious contagion steals unno-' tined upon its victims. We remind oar readers of this, not with a view to andante- the nemmity of taking due precautions to railway aomdei4 but to enforce the reflec t:Ten:at nervoustrepidation is unfavourable to judicious. effete to obtain eddy. To put down a danger we must first tompelownelves to look it firmly in the bet and know its real range and effect. Instead of doing ibis, whenever a railway accident kapppsseess all is flutter and alarm. For example, at the on the sufferers by the falling of the Dee bridge sums vitamins expreend a confident opinion that the accident was owing to the failure of the iron girding.; others expressed an opinion equally confident that it was owing 'imply to the train get ting off the rail. The truth is that there an two companies concerned in the accident : ii it shall be established that the bridge was in limit, the one will have to bear the expense; if thug Allj NSW lies upon the train, the other will be =dela ; Each took care to bring forward winsome whimil opinions were likely to promote its interest I and the' agitated public, instead of adjastimc the balance of probability between contending opinions, or inquiring into the reason for their being so emphatically urged, believed both, in order to produce and increase an moitentent. So with regard to the bridge on the Trent Valley line, which soon alter the catastrophe en the Dee soma would have it was falling, others that it had positively fallen, we learn from unqiedionable au thority that the additional supports ailed to that structure were subsequent to the report, sad merely for the purpose of allaying panic. But this well meant connection to public apprehension ye additional confidence to the alarmists, who, reason, questioned the security . of the Luckily, Mr. STIRLIENBON'S opinion of the had jest before been pretty unequivocally When upon it, he ran three heavy locomotive over it at high,speeds, which he certainly Oita let have ventured to do had any symptoms of ineseurity presented themselves. It is not by listening to every old wife's tale, and indulging in exaggerated declamation, that we can re duce to a minimum the accidesiken railways. W lora kola our corraposieat at boralegtr ia tt the Fir gocirmeld tomented, la the mat and cordial We o the f areenetatt e lte: linguist) the *boor donn a paUie journa &e., on board. Our earrespondent adds : " Mr. ADAM and the Chamber of Oarnmeree of this towehave behaved in the most hasedeeme meaner in this affair." It ought also to be meatiossi that *he local custom-house authorities, who Wire made the oh jects of some vulgar abuse on this aids at the water, materially contributed, by their wreathe-of epfuoMn, to bring about this desired result It is pisaft to record each traits of international ameldty: Oar correspondence and the Paris journals of Friday and Saturday have reached as. The Oirardin affair was again brought before the Chamber of Deputies on Friday, and produced the most tumultuous debate of the session. The accuser and the accused interchanged contradictions again and again, the one calling for a trial, the other re fuming it ; the one reiterating his charges of bribery and corruption, and defying the government to bring him before a jury for calumny, the other Imply de nying the charge, bat producing no proofs. In the midst of the conflict, the opposition members observed, with much effect, that one of the charges involved a fact which was uncontradicted, namely, that 100,000 francs had been obtained for the patent of the new opera house by persons who professed to exercise the necessary influence with the ministry to obtain the privilege which had first been Tensed. It is evident, then, said M. Odillon Barrot, that one of two things must be admitted—either the ministry has authorised this strange use of its influence, and if so, it is responsible 1 for the transaction ; or it was ignorant of it, in which case the parties pretending to such influence have been guilty of obtaining money under false and fraudu lent pretences. If the ministry do not mane *judicial inquiry through their regular organ, the Minister of Justice, they must aseesearilT be under • grave suspi cion of oomuvance at this illegal and disc aitable affair. The opposition offered to 'oin in the vote to pass to the order of the day if the • • of Justice would pledge himself to institute a pp lion for calumny against M. Emile de Oirardin so as to bring the investigation before a jury. This the minister refused to do ; and the cabinet has been content to get out of the affair under the shelter of the majority which they can always command in the chamber. The order of the day was voted by 225 against 102. The oppo sition journals comment on the debate with un sparing severity. THE RXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1847. IOF Till WEEK llf TEE LORDS. lien by the vehement and paltry attempts Makiekto v away on the breath of AIWA' IS remind them of MONDAY, JOS 2 1 / 4 • them against Mr. blicozzoon. It Mem the duties they nexict, the mew they Mute, and TIM DOL--eloon. i t .ozo= , .. 1; Mime rat ma spec the wead b 4 l We diropportunities Abider prey. 'We should then, mom; mom ses Roma 240_11/1 ..-".. ' Pvw. ‘ ' inAllinitoo4 aci ' Pr fpore e t rOri f -. sea l k ie ef = l mere 1 ewewnsurca-Tros Am I Aret e. ,.. ' : th at indlodduil , that ".0 . and waif 4sowss cram; veld memos scow; rv.w+ ~.. • '?'", are •bt beep i bco • . malt; , of fare ; `MIL mg .._, ~VI • nftt ;s• 'M r . - tint City ot the isolk 6111 " 1211 1=rio=std Mr..-- ' egatze lb t sPl ZTlSlitili . Id - 11 0 4 1 11 4 . olloolilrorld in oi and oologoo" lsoltrtonoe, Load, mg afi 0 11 1.44,* to that 'oi' y of the 't hitWi; ova Maks smug the last in Om emptre in respect of its wa y 4 r lee 13W ee r ewier Dssh oin.ng that were a matter 4f any moment. corporate wisdom, hutansitli and good works. It is ~waerewermAriiersismsra now that he has declared himself a' candidate, a pity that some finger on the wall doss not come "d"'"•• • ""r"• . the question is rot u Who . ashed bite to do so ? " but forth at theoivio huts to inscribe these harsh tenths M); err Brave mei ; " What 44 he ? We_ behave. that d the records of under the Llty motto "21..... ma aIIIPJ=. lmilisineut be omethlly esiuninsd..it will be tbund 11;1171 ° 10°16 --.1—' lilt& 4 lei i el leile t. e '• ~ aD that the melt Illehl iteelehere heve a letemil T been Tax amounts of customs for the month ending the 1.31/° " 41° ""...' TIEI DAY ' "I- that wile, feeee loved the employment , have , reahl Y . 3 th of Jane last, have just been made up. The result ressmirim.—Osesuutnec.) /Maw *move as k e d ti, banes-24 b angle they boboTod wassail 1 an anstyste of these Marie la ott the whole astis- F gesaemw ilm":"l s limaila serm . .. seem " Vaal esel as I ghaleillieetire_ pro f esse d sot the . ? : e dy w to im ' sta!i witil d : th eiteetlei reluota t tme ' npon factory, and where improvement could be wished the .. ... - , results uniformly found pout' tini to th e necessity . .. Cold and rainy 'feather has saw on bi the north of Frame, the ocatinsanos of whisk bee given great uneasiness, on amount of its Warless effects on the oreps The Ante of this on the Banes were visible on The • y end Saturday. returns of the endow defies he bar iV which have jut been puliiiiiisit thew a ilalling3 seven millions and a -quarter at frames as with the oorresponding period la HMS, Wig= per cent. of their actual presea 'Mount. This is chiefly menbable to the free importation of grain. M. Cluieat left Paris on Saturday, for his seat it Val Eicher. He will return to Pans on Wednesday. Count Jenne has arrived in Paris, and has had several interviews with the King. He is to return in a few days to his poet of first secretary of embassy in , Lanka, that iii Se molt so to fah that the Duo de 1 Brogue wt not comehere as ambassador. M. Taste, the ex-minister of public works, amused before the mart of peers ofo n o is rr e n i tion, has published a pam phlet, defending m MADRID, :mat 21. The saying of Taegu. concerning Galba, Coeseasu osmium wpm sespera, impwairst," seems paiieniarly wadi' *Seam Fiasco. °M et Ake no ha 's atesemes bee bum as just—no man's depselment more tiinglied. /is, heads exhibited the commas ilmikeed geed opposition debases when called upon to act—weakseas and vast of preetkel . His collier's, Senor Salamanes, pews ing thelatererry in a supreme degree, shheiegh istirely destitute ci a pfd, am, with is little casemeny as a boa bolts a enterally sandlowed him up. As if to ream glesmila more apparent to the plastic eye, the Ticmpo, Posimen paw, has just given up the Wit, mussed oat et edges**, and assimilated by Sala am:es arm the Came. The editor of the defunct Lime* Imam art as eavoy to the Hague. - latiesetthe 111th, kw Postman, describe the pamage wor smile. = te a e tenessnition, through that Ogee, eatheir way le the mdellastlon with which the Pm& pee ri easeved megeretions, the activity of the Carlisle prim reedy *i b slenstoge of the unm asked state eke" wiser at Abet a semansere, end the hew with whisk the sensestant *Mel* latter thamelves of maiming Mak peaks Woes the slin is over. The enlist Gemmel, Hui* Gesels, sad the ftWaa Cabosilla, Rumba, were mil te be at Brogans, watching the favour able inement Ma piaskg into Spain, with their adherents, who were alissated at 1,800 foot and 100 home. The earatm ware busy at work paviag the way for their " Migovernment has undertaken to bake bread cheaper thee the bakers. The government bread is a shade darker, and cc this account less relished by the crowd, who foolishly mestere the goodnees of bread by its whiteness. But its quality is really unexceptionable. The bakers have pub. lulled a circular, in which they insinuate that the govern ment, by baying up large quantities of grain in anticipation, raise the price • Meant in the market, while they procure for themselves the means of selling their bread cheao. They the bakers, hold no stores of grain, and are oonse :th obliged to follow the fluctuations the grain is the pricing of their bread. They of unde rstand that the gevernmeat baking company do not bake for themeelvee, which they might very wel l do, but that they have Wised into a eastract with a private individual, upon iso/kiess skied may pomibly be for the benefit of the ems mialiy, but which see not made public. They warn the Cathat the temporary lowering of prices will, under l monopoly, be sueeseded by an excessive dearness. Meantime, they ihmilles end establishments which they snot suppers ad pay. They mast eater into migistition with the - bread mostractor—it would be a deed limy **are a*, It tie system continues, they mast et r i pa thiLite s t is the inanikete of the bakers which was the ally pleggray. The alarm speed a t Barcelona by the dig the givernamat bad shaped a decree glit ria magas, had Mee the date et the hi pert. The Rplaireasend hal ripe pria =adastemes te mahr same seerifies Proem of the pereigismona_ teethe relief of titegagtoperatives whim labour - err tam to amass so mai Wields. It I w h elZd then, eamodismee with this aimed at Mei , they amid wisest to forage their mitimilk until the mi 1p sila thebervest ; visa the bellislenn. Mks die peeked. wail ream the market, gad has bra nosed ameglagtethena,bytimmetrabemlimaas r by the halals went at remeress felt generally during the id maths. It would alba reigsat for deep regret, if, with theme dewedyesapeats or Mar at hand, the manufacturers said prat b doing their anaries, thus sinking the ship siedit et peet, sad rein imenlieries a pretext for elinis .=ollkeil classes to scenes of violence, mealy , it all parti An important deems e a . in the Gazette of yeatekkr . the es well as the accumulatios wi Pn at i ta from reulation, with a view to monetary elleents. LAM, of coined saver, until the appearance of the ohm" when it may be expedient to modify or repel peewit Wish rta. gel len e etas rink whisk Wm =rpm that - It las setielied the duty old per gent. by law, is eneepted from the operation *lido demos. DM Piero and Pere give entirely , opposite accounts et theimett et the errs imot the Bank et San Fernando ei haler et Madrid, to mmelt upon the she- Maetrad at s, ie ist lay. Aseesing to the Faro, an grafter:lke mesa, prams spam& the Pr` pepollelieM ida. g that the remedy was WOMB than the ings milihet it wee equally ahead and impala's to pro hibit Oa gayeeterion et the ofmalatieg medium. At the bendtr a ie r d thimmellythe api=&ri ct . the law resolved yea up a psalm te her to suspend the mesuien the awes, whisk weed a temble crisis ea the eremfry. 11e . Charm en the ether hied, pretends that the as NOVthviemed the vises of fikkanome. At any rate a pe =aulksithig up against the decree, which will be very dim& st =at i t ik e the Faro, the royal order bas been die isitene Begwaerro to all hie ranks and be ram. Tide wise is said le hays been aocomponled by a list ism tioner Prise. The roe jonnear aide, dud I the moragest, beim reining to eye* will make a toor is Italy. The Pan new Noe thud of gush( what I apemen habeas and weir therm em Ms report in la;that it rosy ee lessi learn what I dim Ma tea. tisk midi, MIN ea inikty wady, the 1111111/10111 iddil me menet with regard M the faimatioa of e new sagas& twee not emlielegt emit end redly to be "Mk mike Mask pmi immesh that the Mid eldest inteatesis h . te he WWI te poem. Than di/ Awe pchge el Sam" while tie tiameL i Ve Names. The. =hr, self and papier at lierairogreseist empostelbei ned te nese their wit while the irj.Weel &Was at the thew& et agar temunisallim Ys tutealgeirorgiothed with mosegar, ant iiety tor mom Moe a mega Mahe . kem an the ft ef this the lisa, r = ▪ moserace. In the addle at se mop math indllinemtene may he ware dat e st last tor a I:er jught Webby, like a pig whose lem are arageof ea the Nevi mull ) by_ ails it lour Mira* direstiegs at the mom win at hod mesh in sited soma iperkm, although he m mho but ale me of Ide mra it lc in an iam i see 10 y 1611 arnmours of misMerial changes pat awed in the implement of the Flom to-day : people lead yesterday of a kern between Gonna Serrano mai the ministers ; at the win time *ere were repel@ a the amedien if a mini eimpsesd at yeah. et no holt, wad t= "l4 l .l le seet t = h er T ilhilferr et Ougo= Omer* st Na di Oases mid doe, while Ore tehead. te gem* power, it ash reashed Mai te a_ was ast vot heye ateherafft lasappert area liewilmialmalitlen. steal& MessP wed&gmpm tt. At the mom time, lisreasiminigries, Minima mbhkhs, ml Wm* mete Awe lathed et Peewee age IM{lMQaem bas not mysered so often es Mesa la the Peale; mete whoa she does mem k nearly Taint the Ghee ink. Pah the peosemodePim Modell ) the driessFliy, or the to the el dpi, where where they ass pip. This, says Canso, is owing to the change of dimiesheur et the piens which is now earlier. The Corea dim boas driving eat: and then dis misses the gents mesa is arloidems, who mod te niernin no duty till km Jiang stemsed *NM the thane or raked to bed. The Duke et amain was to have a esmishos with the Hinresesere, at the Pami lielmiley. Levi Phi lope is said* hem minima& aelepplidarrese le the prime. A Yam foss Itemethesa, die IVO, =an megamt et a mist laseeresn a ainimant of the 'a Mal MI6 pratret M Ilestmeglekes, in whisk the home weer &fr iend tweed le retang, taw the isea et meat mom TM lagtomalim pmty were slid te be therendeg. CONSTANTINOPLE, lasi 9. The Mmes. Wynn Turkey sad Grum is as Ng ressowsi tom • sdlluasst as ow. Gobill is Ketbedsk so as orkibliss, without the esasooloses a r ti Part. TO" aro dim • *Mk iry ass Woman the Grosk raldriter es mode Um to Its Timid& men- Zwy w =sold thos rube soolkinse In Prises Mot 'entitles boa robsoi lo ploisps *abeam to abide by kb &s . The Nees Ills. *lush" tally justified in rehabs their ton* to lb, issillbatiato preoposi bi a ti e w e Awarka &Ansi Imosup Oast itooffssr. Pisa Cowley's promowee at * iabrelaw wilids lob plies • Mew days dace banes the Mori Thar awl **Mks War numb, itia 1s la sosorstel that dr proses" oussuisso had the wproi of I. prommrst. Sisk is the pawl koproblost ToelA ii s s ia a km isms wit =Li is = is this tko Thek oitiost a Z Colottl dm*.PA l Nltsibmia as as robin* to &Ma &kw, sad hs WA Its log ppr seeded to bls amout slew. No rely aka b. obbissil 10 the kmpatehee seat from the Paste to Vienna o• ibe Instant, belie as weeks. Ere that *a, the else*, ye lase takes place in Greece, Cabal wfil be at ale Mil or a powered miss* la the Arnhem, and in powswinsi Lo=s et lhowbob Mimi eaV gibe la villa slat. MY& biked Teibey. Woad tr ile regnoTaliblee stem poems kisby it that be has rim is powsr, sal oblolasi sub way over tbe nimbi of his wowaryntoo. The sessotages elf terse ye out la a osontsy when essemoso is = wallows awl deefaori. It • boo thet arm* a lib Is of the Levant ts in the hauls of Omsk arseltrosts, bet Auk houses are at Clowslrolabois, lisasslara, er lasesa; out las of them has thwasict d uwrillse.rujwifF in dm emir, to TWA le owe. alesigtance. Tlw intim uf Grum campard of a haltenvilised, dimaildokiwrbsdrit saws, waited only by as haw st Wald Is Orli firma masters, roma of when dries *grata km, T~hey ban riitaistbsib bottoms Ale width they Motto& booothoir boom oat lowed le *fr torporors, mei their iiilsyntimo a oadook bee minek as jeythooo which woes monesia 7 el swift thom her under by the Ma bead gibe Took, • are residans hseause they are p.m WI WA to tour bon &air Otoodisoto vanity. They sr mot yaks to dub **Mr arm alma and rock it Its atom of pannobe tam side het& provinces of Tub% • elvealift thole dram depisaftdia arms on the dem at 84 ; E , Their acids sus siwadlewsil because them who hi enhieste thus pair the Milan sf FA kary; their that booms sioroudiny moss thy apiothr, ac that Nagoloory foods "and Sm, ticoratottibbiliko plea in tits toms. Theo"' arm the r eap :, for ea tollootto awe whom France and England think fit to quarrel ; *ere an the people with whom Europe still aymisflass, because the deeds of th e i r eettOTl SW our minds in youth, and became they have din emousget Gem the names and the lop. . P&P merle lommotol by warriors and posts. Colett, however h bet a poor rerreuentative of Themisto c l es or Lawassio of Lmeakim. The spirit of the people hu under goes the sew diner as the soil • all that was graceful sad attendtve has disapperawl and is laid by : ungratgiil sterility dime lesmims. TIM Greeks have long trafficked in the elm. dal symbethim of Arse. But it is only the tomb of „ dim Gramm that they bauthit, and they hays exactly the ease connexion with thaw who wen laid there as the sefeeme things that frequent the vaults of Westosimter Abbey hays with thereat names inscribed upon the tablets above. — *ism. in 1843 . ! Mavrocordato came into po wer, En g li s h isibilibea Was Maki to be in the attendant. England paw ne d an Ml' inlisswee then than Francedoet now : the (lid notch. falls ass r =dvarage during the whole of the time her in power. Yet when hlavrocordato fell, ilinlinsta were said to have received a cheek. rash was the gamma impression throughout Europe. What hat Francs ebleined under the administration of Coletti ? She km Abased nothing. But when Coletti is overthrown Fran will find herself in exactly the same positio n r Itagrad did on the fall of Mawooordato. The reprewn- Mhos at England or France may. in appearance, attach this se that Leder to their interests. But it is an alliance pro. Westin, Ono other consequences than constant broils with their edlotines, a lavish eipenditure of Mcrae,' and a pain. *adds fa tea &Brace which invariably Laminates go corm of their proteges. Etude is the only power which Ina • real and durable influence in Greece. The Greeks are fanatically attached to their religion—the Emperor of ROOM is the head of their church. The Greeks hate Turkey— Runde is the deadliest enemy of that country. Greek mer chants residing in foreign countries are taken under the pro. tection of her flag, and participate in the benefits of her clever treaties. Even Greek assamins as in the we of Stantatiadee, do not appeal to her friendship in vain. FRANCE.—PARTS, JUNE 26.--CAMP AT CON. Putotes.—lt is said that a camp is to be established this year et Compiegne. The troops are to be all assembled on the 26th August ; they are to form two distinct divisions, one under the orders of the Duke d'Aumale, the o th er tinder those of Lieut.-Oeneral Aupick. The Duke de Montpelier, it is said, will be at the head of one of the brigades; and the office of commander-in-chief, it appears, is relayed for the Duke de Nemours, one of whose aides-decamp, Cal. de Ha nsel, is now on the spot, in order to study the ground where the manceuvree are to take place. Orders have already been sent to prepare apartments in the palace. It appears cer tain that all the princesses of the royal family will reside at Compiegne during the time, and that the King and Queen will spend eight or ten days there at least. - - SWEDEN. —STOCKHOLM.—About a fortnight ago, in digging the foundations of the new National Mesons in the quarter of Keyrkokolm, at Stockholm, the Murat discovered a mine of silver, which appeared to be very rids The works were immediately stopped, and the mining engineers ordered to sound and examine the ground. GERMANY.—THE AMERICAN OCEAN STEAMERS. By the Washington, which arrived yesterday at Southampton, we have received a heavy batch of papers from North Germany. This vessel's passages between Bremen and Southampton have in a great measure justified the sanguine estimate of her qualities made in New York. The voyage from Southampton to Brerben was accomplished in 44 hours, the voyage from Bremen to Southampton in 48. The Washing. ton left Bremen on the 25th, discharged the pilot at 12 p.m. at the mouth of the Weser, and steamed into Southampton Docks yesterday forenoon in fine style. She took up her station at the eastern side of the docks. The immense size and ship-shape appearance of the vessel, have excited general admiration. In consequence of the eager curiosity expressed to view the interior, the American consul has resolved to issue tickets of admission to be sold at ls. each; the proceeds to be handed over to the Mayor of South ampton for charitable purposes. Messrs. Smith and Ashley, of Southampton, have completed new hat wells for the Washington, and not a doubt is enter tained that when they are fitted. she will put forth, to the full extent, her extraordinary powers of speed. The Washington is to leave Southampton for - New York on the 10th of next month. She hes brought about sixty passengers from Bremen, mestd whim go on to New York. Amongst them us six num Subjoined are extracts from the recent Nadi Germs papers received by this opportunity. DINNER ON BOARD Tin WASHINOTON.A2II 41S/S. Ztilllll9 says that a great dinner took plan. an Washington on the 22nd to Weber* the mom. ,1 Is steamer. The large cabin in will& rated with German and Amnion' OW • p. of sot. Wom far and near were pisent, the Dr. Smith, presid'ilig. _Several spables wire Coma Oelnehs informed the aminalliy at the thee ths dinner that the second ship at an klairsaf, rapid progress, would not be eillidl i trwm at fiat ,lath. Weyer" but would bear this MOO at the libeller sf ' Cimmay, Hermann. Harms.—Ltamer or two PlOsk—Tes Jsws.-11s Proweeieeke &Mb seYwdl as s• 24, whisk has emir hind, brings demelsedlerainkos of the dist kik l 9 In the aser Zeitung of the 24th (mama by de Yoh* tun), we hays a notice of the proceeding to the mime ehasabr on the 21st relative to the Wady of the woe Matmiedilemeills4"l6rilsdtbabsis iguelsi teeelabellimt lai tl i t i cessorate ; others, Ig th= t riel kw reopmdleg Mika the press should be to the dist • ekes' le Ohl la dta moral of the maxictioas ea llem • eel a again, for trial by jury in sessue 4 Oa= In the debates in PININI ms the royal commissary seated Mat the Meg W ss long aware that the pee system Arid guarantee against abuses of the prom, mil had, mom, many disadvantages. Prussia, however, mid ass se is this matter except as a member of the Germ& Omihrs. tien. The subject was unier the consideration el tbs Drs of the Confederation. but matters me set re IP action. Much anxiety was felt lest a debited ths should be kokted upon in the road elosolow, as it could lead to no remelt, WO! SOW li l W that ri oll** end of the essisa Wag re ars, ei NAM employed. Thh sppederties es dr Ur, by DC vow Airtsweld rawsztko mor es I Is• ✓esses " : 2l he w br istidan prepre h at= 47 eribI l18. 1 ,01 "' Ii : dm wed nerrabung, by just state, rid ahem of the prem sad to sebeint—r....a.„.lWflo diendiew tithe diet. The mars wre arritri widow* disoessita. It mew be ebserred bre same 'lay a royal edict weeposkaleka, tautie time of the diet's (Wm, is rdw isai tt l oht. fel minding up the bmkew et use eseim awl muldim with a merest that hie Wskay Wok melee fmeiriste bkimiloa whoa the elmalesta were ready le era The twee amber of the Weser Zraweir siudier weed elesweromese whisk them the welmidel interest with Oak th 4 Pried= Jews have hawed the debates of the art • their social sad NNW maim tM je rr . Voce Mee r imm bayfos et aerldated tsit covardi* W hke, cording to the sr *ODE. to him. Sties otithisr, Vow hetes shiri„..7 Me Joys kid Ildhertwed Sim. "w" ▪ 41.1.1"61.1.14 D. Ais in "sl ime elm". 1 10 '. 1".1.1411 .. r ..... Zeiwer, wamprie peer* la =arser-66.___ iag oa the 411441/1011118 . Vo et... ellllO PM" ke 6 7 0 ..„ he hss sever hen kaehwee in sappesdest Prussia sad titmsamy es his amilly • emry semdsa to whir it has bees weresar girlie a do so. POLITICAL RIOTS IN ROSIMMI.••4O/0 0115 of the 18th state that distantness el a weirs MOP bad taken pleas Is liestebirp. They wore sat W.... a by the demems of promote', but wore Orl i N. name. ithistlOa Ski ecossiou of a . wad the Mg of IMP Vl4lt 4Abei vocifeme* wag by mar el UteMrdet 0 .7 .4 and mated to remit the grew kikrat maned, in erworwase el whidt# lo . l. ; Who to that the Derek Beak was wi w Medk, and it rooked an armed form le_ Fartemately o lives were easdnealls woe ultimately nreelabni:ed. ihs Oarraillas ea lidsoadiad of her MajaV Idirruadde Pah' Oseald WM • to ea girlish wee Mended by the Lard Prodded of dr Lori J. Roma, the Red of Clerendlea, die lot ibe Rea of Andtland, Vieroant Mee ....11 0111 11 6 " .1 Mr G. Gay, *. Chancellor of lie , Rieke Esc T. B. Mseralay.-16. Kisg i. ardendanera—Sir R. Fermat bed ed Wired" with w Red at . Clareirdo an Sanarday.—Kr. irre a. laderview with the n nobie earl —Farieer Meow bell as 111 uniew with Lord J. Reasell, on Saturday, at Ws Add ao ee " donee in Downing.ctreet.—The Margins el SAW/ interview with Sir G. Grey, on Saturday, at I* Kap v= The Chairman of the Customs bedsit intervievr,ce' with the Earl of Mandan. . I ...--' it 1' • _ I I ( 3 . t e . i i 1 1 i