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War %Mar ; or . d l a l l= tbe matron Aral Was. Itipstrine. We d Nara Brawory. Olsoomiodoke. MR MASON respothilly ammo's the following 011.1)111 of BMA : Tomorrow Oct 27.--a *mow Posta Sal WIIIIIMI. IA Mee cesepariew II ere romkorroo 4O Os ills noll. will 3 aim ..... 2 rnolok, I i!...w rg owlWir lOW. bunk PIPIo. •Ooto " Tal= WO. IL—I Indio ammo from ?S o Ilf b with Woompor Ow ma loos ado. &Mg PIS ..d T aid , a rewlbwOlo4l i reolow auks Awoos.=Zlo. eiwOgragli lok loft 4. 1 14,..... -42 lois tem SO to lie wol 7 1: Ilbomorronli Mho% = = t% Om Yam Neb ewe Ina buten egei Is Weft E s -nrzi1in.,,,,..., kr urreele= al =l= bs owl 01l dr Idol* Dods: e leo boallio I° ow low. oaf Wog= mg be MI Moine. PARIS, MOIIDLY, 6.30 r.x. Peri. is still kept in a state of anxiety and alarm by ramoont, mote or less credited, of an intended insurrectional movement. The immediate occasion generally angered for this at present is, the ex pected arrival of Prince Louis Bonaparte. If seek a movement should take place, the Bona -1 pinion' will be joined by the party of the red I republic, the communists, and the malcontents of every shade. Government is reported to be uneasy on ao count of certain regiments, in which it feels little confidence, and in Whi h the Bonapartist spirit is well I known to prevail. Mach Miens*, however, is placed on the African regiments . What is appre hended in such a movement is, that if the National Guards of the Bulimia, who are almost if not altogether Bona partist% joined by a part of the army, should marchinto Pans proclaiming Prince Louis emperor, the National Guards of Paris might refuse to act against them, in which event the remainder of the army might join the move ment. What ground, if any, there may be for such :M ilail I cannot arm ; but that they are m i :t a irtained is quite certain. limlo alarm that, if en insurrection should new Mask sup ported as above mentioned, it wield ham le results. The red republic and the pegnisesedthe faultourgs entertain,it is said, 'antimissile f ori zres, in consequence of the result of the In of June. All sorts of reports are in eiren ktion, meth es the burning . of the rich quarters of Paris, the marracze of a portico of the National As- I numbly, &c., to whisk, however, but little credit is dm. What is issinteetible fe , that the army in ge- anal is hostile is the Republie. We have innumer able indlentims et this areimd as. The journals of ragas iGNM l Lam ili th i e . arrest of some r Prince ?.eft Tat yet anwed, but is hourly looked far. It is said that N. Gustave de Beaumont first refused him his pewpoets, which proceeding, however, not being approval by the government here, they were afterwards gnettud. A petition is circulating in the faubourgs demand ing either the immediate release of Respell, or that he should be brought to trial within a week. General Cevaignac continues to be greatly embar rassed by the position of parties in the Assembly. One of the projects for a new ministry now men tioned is to appoint M. Jules Fevre to the foreign affairs ; M. /timid, interior • M. Groin, finances ; M. Edgar Quin :., public inst ruction ; M. Victor Le Franc, public works; M. Bedesu, war. M. Molt has inscribed his name in the Committee of Assembly on foreign affairs. The intelligence given this morning by the Na tional of the arrival of 4,000 French troops at Venice, appears to be unfounded. According to the conven tion between France and England, it is a naval force which is sent into the Adriatic. Government has received to-day a telegraphic de spatch, announcing that the town of Fribourg, in the grand duchy of Baden, is in the power of the insur gents. At the Bourse to-day the subject of mach coiner cation was a plan for the reorganisation of credit to be presented by M. axidehaux to the Committee at Finance. The bases of this system were but vaguely stated; nevertheless they had an influence ea they funds, and produced some sales of Bank shares. The directors of the Bank of Frans* have decided not to resume cash payments, as bad been demanded by several bankers, although it is certain that the stock of specie in the Bank bears a suffisient propor tion to the circulation to justify such a nnerrre ' the amount of specie being 228 millions, against 372 millions of notes. Bat, on the other hand, the balances of accounts current amount to 149 millions ; end there are other items, which might expose the Bank to a demand for specie, which, in the case of an entente, might be productive of critical ooneevenees. We find the following in the Republique : "The state of the Bank of France continues to present a con siderable increase of specie in its coffers, but its port- folio of bills due continues to undergo a constant diminution. It is certain that this decrease is not at an end, and it is to be feared that, before long, we shell see its portfolio below 60 millions. Can it be otherwise, when the bank is over charged with public securities, and seems to held its millions only at the disposal of the govern ment? What cam commercial houses hope for, when aid seams to be designedly withheld from them, and yet they never were in greater . want of assistance to enable the. to get over the crisis which now weighs them down. We again repeat it: the Bank of Fames ought to aid men in business, as well as give its co operation to the Minister of Finance. But it is cer tain that it doss not do so, and, front the late retarm, the eonelasion to be drawn is that the floanaisl poi don of the Gamily is sash day becoming worn." Colonel de la Mumma, charged by the Sardinian government with a mission to the government of the republic, having for it, object to obtain permission for Marshal Beget rid, or some other French general, to take the command of the Piedmontese army, has re turned without succeeding. PAR* are. Nee ; Throe par 441 1 Ma, 12 ; Viva pm Maas. se Do. 18a ; 42, —; Lea Do. ; Do es ; Poura. 40. —; . VI; 1980 as tastaa, ; Boum 641 1 : Worm ta IMI4OO Mans eat 30 T. ZAINIIATL sedriana, (140 ; Para end BOOM. 420; Lew lad Haws, 195; Mims mad Marsentra, 107 80; anaboarg as/ Iliga,ll3; Chars (Vlenoro), Amiss end Halos; —; Boostaaaa, 877 80; North, 873 73. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.-MONDAY. ]is the Mimi Assembly • dismiss took place ea sosetitatson whit* &dares that every mow doll be Wood in reference to We hems*. By this sysiedis the radios' party mstended that progressive tamp bet the 11111111111141, ploy, en the astray, mossesdlliatiproseliesol tsseties IP= molest. The tespoltee, Ibremsk Y. Dams, MANI that the Ors "la refasesseto" woe tab med le the pee/est set to the tepisdise tho Oftesalmr to say • e Thle dime* el as mamba et the Una, sa ammt mistime was peopmed that somy s.' es should be tad Is peepordes to his fortune, whit* was 'smiled by the tiMi donee, not, as he dated, es ags, bat O sspossttva SIM Eseleraties ailed mega' Oassigags to the tribune, Ids desisted that the miles of Oftdehaaz was the sylphs at the cabinet. The ompsetlesel tax, whisk r 2 Idols sew is sum, will proem, when asei Mae* applied, ea lesentestibis sesdieratics. ss lm WSW would be to ovetileest the mark—the meld and set Its durable bat es it esissldod with lir= ymmilldss el all. AIM MS speech, in the arguments of which dm" all Asesmliy sosenrred. the emendmest was voted by e mojesity et 644 to 96. This malt was received with lend = I sad eatideetiew. 7 was afterwards adopted ; and the following amide was wake Maud= when our re ltd, 36. 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The Duke of Tummy has issued an address to the civic guard assembled at Pin, in which, utter thank ing then for their aid, and complimenting then on their patriotism, he authorises them to rams to their homes, as asks at Leghorn had been so arranged as not to require their father services. The antempormee. of Rome of the 18th says : It is reported that the new ministry will be thus °averred: Road, Interior, and ad interim Finances; the Duke de 'lima, Polk Works, Commerce, and ad interim War; T e Advocate aseognani, Justice and Grace. If this embinatism mast be serangeol, the Advocate Piassatiai will be mutated to the ministry. As matters now stand, it is easy to perceive that the Gaited etranbamadoe Rood will be the only real relator, sad that his Whops' will oily play the = so f satellites, rush* in the orbit st this W. hope, however, that the prince will coded aka be readies the ratio in terests to the disoratin of the appear el a policy which has always been more final to crowned heads than to the psop The Ministry of Polies will be added to tbat of the Interim, and, it is mid, will be off red to amoral Zacebi ; bet this repeat has only bees Sashed le 101 l public °pinks. and lead it to accept the Rent mi nistry. ISID to DEAL IaGAIL Lilt? at PltailONS LH AVAMIAM DerWitgerisk Ct. . NE._ AIX lesmit4L A RlNg4lnd . eleice111•11 Ww. a. VIM ....—... Hates. %Ma. U. N Wlamt. Sok e = s ier i - lla gentemerweteetet Smog. Owlelegber_ n*. - heseeehe Neer& Ittessase. Taxers al %rw. W 14 I V 17 Wesel. Chelsea Jettseit_l3!"..Sledlefour. lem u iThk s. PlaM Jobs. do. 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Wag as{ umthanam puma la kW gam at thip maw VIM bm Is v ta 4 seame di-B .7 *it ....., mg a II Is neepillo as n a p a that Imo Men Isms Na n g i =ora INNS dal lga Is et ea t• be auger rat lit h = tas afE ea rib t - mmial la ser COMBOS b ah natal: Ohs mom a... e slum mad tans la 111 =, 1114= of all tmoom m ai General Arend* qiitted Reese on the 15th, and will not, it is expected, again return. Other marts fanmy that he has obtained leave of absence to visit his ttter A from Messina, of the 13th, 'nye : " Lipari has sabesitted. The communication by land has been re-e between Masao and Mersin. The [taigas of sad Oirgenti have sent, like Catania, dlipidaticos le Mmobsa to make their submission. A put maamosa reigns at Palermo. M. de Cassibile Ms lama sided Syndic at Messina. In the name of intirieendee-in.chief, he has riblished a baud°, leo make a fall and complete annesty, the leaders of the weak is* alone excepted. The town is declared a free post. It appears that at Messina the king's troops lost 460 artillerymen, 600 Swim, and 1,200 Neapolitans ; 1,000 wounded were taken to Reggio, and 700 to Naples. On the side of the Sicilians there are about 1,000 killed, and • number of women and old men. The total loss on both sides is said to be 7,000 persons." A correspondent writes from Naples, on the 14th : "In spite of certain attempts to create agitation, Naples, through the zeal of the troops, is tranquil. The beautiful town of Messina is almost entirely destroyed; bat, alas! as mach by the act of its defenders as by that of the Neapolitan army. More than 140 pieced of cannon have been taken from the insurgents, and a great number of muskets, besides the flotilla. The town of Melasso has surrendered. Catania has made its submission, and the troops are marching upon Syracuse and Palermo. The insurgents were con fident of gaining • victory over the Neapolitan army, and, if that had been the case, a most sanguinary insurrection would have broken out on the 7th or Bth, L and the republic would have been proclaimed. All this was planned with the exaltadoe of Genoa and Leghorn; but, happily, things have takes another turn." LAW INTELLIGENCE. CIINTB.AL CRIMINAL COURT.—Yamanar. MAUI 1,011 FELONY. OLD CODST.—Dedirs Mr. isms Mott and Mr. Danes Williams. Oa the arraignment of Wiaiaa Curey, Lowey. Fay, sad Itidffires, appllmion was made by the counsel far the several to postpone the e Wd Leis . 2,lm aid Mullins.. only was ame ale ithigly The egathet ale priesninewea to pre timely the manse hem as the one , was Ulla nall t.i stad the prisoners were ca ll it g ti i pt t o They all Net Guilty in • loud yoke, and Carey added: "1 =d a fair trial by my peers, according to the principles of maws oharte."—The prmner Mullins was then removed. from the bar, and the trial of the others proeeeded. Upon the name of the first juror being _called, Mr. Sellan d* renewed the application made by Mr. Helically on Fri day, that as each juror came to be sworn, counsel should be permitted to examine him upon the noire dire. The prisoner had a right to know whether a person who was milled as a jam to try him was actuated by any improper motives.-- Mr. Haddlestime and Mr. Parry made a similar *plinth* on behalf of their clients.—Mr. Baron Platt, after some diemusioa, said he thought the first step to be taken was. to ithe at e e twelve gentlemen in the box, and this was accord.Huddlestone then applied formally to the court on Mr. behalf of Coffey, that the whole panel of jut ors summoned to attend at the present session should be read over, in order that the prisoner might see who appeared, In support of his application he cited Townley's ease, reported in Chitti's Criminal Law," page 556, where that course was adopted, and in reforenesi to which Mr. (afterwards Justice) Foster said this was done after a much longer debate than the mat. ter dawned. (A laugh.) The Attorney-General said he did not object to the panel ofjuron being read over. Mr: Straight then proceeded to read the entire list ()fjords who had been summoned, and when he had read a consi derable number of names, Mr. Bal entine said he thought it right to state that it was the intention of the pr:soners lw sever in their challenges —The Attorney-Genera upon thin mid that as be did set think there was a sufficient numbn of jurors summoned to ensure a proper jury if the prison ere were tried together, he should take the case of Cuffey first.—Mr. Parry said there were a great many other jurors.—The summoning officer said that two hundred jurors were In attendance in the avenues of the court, but than wag not room for them within it.—Baron Platt Hid they mud come into the court, and get places as well as the y could.— Ira this annonnoemen, the court was immediately crowded with jurors, and Mr. Straight was engaged for a considerable time in readieg throneh the whole list. Upon the name of the first juror being called, Mr. Bal. Latins challenged him.—The Attorney-General said ho had already intimated his intention to try the prisoner Coffey alone, and as Mr. Ballantine did not defend that prisoner he. might not to interfere.—Baron Platt told Mr. Ballantine that as he did sot appear far the prisoner Cuffey he could not be heard.—Mr. Ballantine: Then I do appear for Cagey.— One or two jurymen were then challenged peremptorily by the learned counsel. When the name of John Piekworth was called he wee by Mr. Balbetine, on the ground that i.e was t h o s t= d Indifferent between the crown and the prisoner.—The At. tone-General said he joined hone and pleaded that the juror was indifferent.—Two jurors were then sweat* try the quo ' ties, sad Mr. Piekworth yucca:dead apontke vain dim.— Mr. Salentine (to the juror): I take the liberty of asking ' you sir, whether, during the recent disturbances,ou acted se a simnel constable t—The AttornerGeneral o bj ected to the question as being entirely irrelevant.—Baron Platt con , curved that the question was irrelevant. It was like asking whether the party was a loyal man.—Mr. Ballantim thee salted the juror whether he had at any time *premed ea opinion with regard to the guilt or innocence of the prisoners, was to what ought to be the result of the trial t— he juror said he had not done either.—The jury then found that the juror was indifferent, and he was sworn.—Upon the name , of John King and several other jurors being called, the same proceeding took plaes.—William Pembroke was challenged for favor.—Kr. Ballantine : Have you over expressed any opinion as to the gMlt or innocence of the prisoner Cuter, or se to what ought to be the result of this trial T—The Juror: Yes, I have expressed an opinion that the_ ought , all to be hanged. (A laugh.)—Mr. Ballantine . You may retire.—The juror was then ordered to withdrew, and alter considerable delay a jury was at length farmed. Mr. Parry then said that although he had expressed his • intention to challenge separately on behalf of the prisoner X* hie oaly object was to get an unbiassed jury, and he had se the Blithe* intent*" to embarrass or delay the pro. aesdiage of the court. He would now state that, on the put at that prisoner, he was content thatithe jury which had hem eaßed should try him. Ballantine said that Le* was also willing to be tried by the game jury. Calk hare exclaimed, " I wish it to bec au dentood that I ohjeat to this jury. They are not my —I am only I▪ nr=threchanis.' e : Yon must be quiet Mid leave it to us. The Atteney-General said he had nit objection to proceed with the trial of the three prisons's,: and Lacey sad Fay were aosordingly plated at the bar by the aide of Mr. Straight again read the indietntent„ which it will not sonsou7 to repeat. Tbe Anceney-Generd addressed the jury, and said he re greed very mach that the exigencies of justice required the ettendenee at so large • number of gentlemen 111 their ped dles, se deeM to their great inconvenience; end he at the lama tine nested that the proceedings which the had just witnessed with regard to the choice of the jury would not have lb east of prejudicing the primeness, because it was} worm pediody in accordance with the law, and which the prime= ware entitled to adopt. He then proceeded to wa s the circumstances uoder which the charge was /interred against the prisoners; but, as the fine were precisely the seam se in the former case, it will be naneconnry to repeat them. The evidenee was then gees bah W. Cron, a poliee-oonMahle, proved that he apprehended the prisoner Fay on the 18th August, and that is they were going to the polisooMm the prisoner told him that he had been eserstary to one of the chartist associations. Bergamot Thompson deposed that he went to a garret occu pied Cuffey on the 18th August, and took him into custody. Hs told him that be wee ohar'ed with felony, in conspiring against the Queen sad he replied, "It is quite suMaient, I understand what I ant charged with." He than went to a drawer in the room and fumbled about fur some time, and then took out a pistol, welch he endeavoured to pass to hi wife, but whams laid hold of him, and, after a tift . .le, got the platol from Mm. It wee loaded with gun ritMer sad hell, and primed. He also found a dag sad banner, which he produced, sad on which were Werth= the words " Westminster District." Sergeant West proved that on the following day no searched a ooekloft in Cuffey's house and found a pikeotaff, which he produced. Charles Tilden deposed that he became a member of the Chartist Association= the Nth of last May, and Cuffey was his Merriman He belonged to the Deawstreet locality. In June he had • conversatio-. with Cuffey about making cartridges, and Coffey wished him to make some. He told him he had got no run, and the prisoner answered that, when the time came, they should get plenty of arms from the 'unmake& shops. They blowiest had • conversation about ginger.betr bottles Ml= with gunpowder and phoes of iron, and Cuffey said they would be very good things for the chartists' wives to throw out of the windows s bile their husbands were engaged with the police. Cuffey likewise showed him a pike head and staff, which he said was made after the Mitchel fashion. He also toll, Itim that there was a rebellion in Ireland, and the soldiers would all soon be sent awe and London would be in their bands ; and he said he hoped that witness would not flinch when the day came. —Cioninamined : He was very auxione to be placed na da such a redoubtable leader as Coffey, end he expected if he obeyed his orders he should become a general, and per haps eventually president of the otinustonweeith. (A laugh.) He had been charged with being drunk, and about eeein roan sgo, while ett=a d lookinui t t the ctatue of King Yams, a 'enema& with end be was chuff nate, area stood by the statue from nine *Weak in the mora le; till Ire, and then he was locked up he looking at Kin ' James. (ionehter.) The assistants emiseed him to find bail en Ws eseasiso, sad he was in prima ke three welts. He jibed the dirties as a moral lesso enea, and be pur ebred pr kid opowise Calsy's sequast, Weeder to sae if he • wit est eseaslidas to stephas *dr yessaoribes. 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