The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-06 00:00:00

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Max • bra art 2 be fonesedo Is sap pert of the toms TEir - 1.7 DISEMJ —‘ll7 PO CAM -181,--AS ARKEeltb.- 4 The aPOP TO D i4=21,„=9:• draebres =rue Th is alib rritiC a ptetervo eleol .. = aneets Dr ~me the %e le Whist thellth eNlooea &We, mt. eats A Rada& giVre red Millimpeos r audit is ow 111. ad yam: Amity meg 1•• la the OMNI isa lei NOW% IS 64-, 14. re le thl. uk— hare& earls : tit hte ••4 Bents. loodee. . _ .. _ VPHR ATRAPILATORY, oe LIQUID HAIR J. DYE; the only dye the may erwere for al esker% ands ore rendre re tiding but as the lOW re.% a. It Dern MN or amerce that anseutral red or mile tint menthe to all other den Dote and SON/ the with the greatest confidence, ve. 400a0.1 Ibo above dye es Infailhie. If don at their meth. Iblostat . and ind.m or gatilemen requiring It ale requested to Meg a Meal or *stunt with thee to on how Ii Id wed, which wed ankle them to do It sfawsraab. ei:V .4 th ,, chance of Worn *lntl Prime , ainithenals emoted 1 te the above ard..l.,e of tthie seedlehment barb. IS, the effect ern t i at mace men They Wok it neer/wary lis add. that, by attentive strldif to the Inemmtloes es with that bottle of dye, thrower ens ham mmenled equally well without cowing to them:- 1088 and tiONA, Ilu and l Ill,horontothreet, London, Sba wir brand Perruquicre. Mrfumer..llalveutterk and Hair dyes+. 10 LADIES.—HOWLANDS' KALYDOR.— As to ilthamis Preps/sea% of infthlide sile=terff the Ain freer al Iwt. epee, estteheo, reduces. end thedesedase ; pre • health y fre , lim.. and israssloaTl mallow and deltaic"' of the and suaessalas satrobiass mai daring the kat and 6.47 1 "..... -ikon, of Insect, or lac+ tenter fat erenehthernee m r .... engelthe been acknowledged, th ial irers PA Z . . end lift yr USW. widow " Kenton, aribera animal. On* nalsmaas Se the cainvienou, nod width, their Neassono=rexesooko. Each iwitUe of the poi= Ur meth" ca the wit' dot by A. ROWLAND oak lONS. SA lialaabonlm. Lark*. and by an sboaisas sad J published, ta se Mama 10.4 sre, p r dam. TESTIMONY TO THR TRUTH nes ; or. ME AIiSOISIOOII.A MIT OP AN ATOMS?. .I'iYe4 Fels* Naiad hddeilar aura. greM latest sad shed& be dyes rho see ks la their rehouse ectlase—Ontle. "1 tank animal evittsa, and expreare Use cantellsas et a Wass era istattence estiset I. nahlift hiss."— subned Way it arab& the lailitd ea men ea W. as Yes* meanest the took so aattatelai Mob eat Y milky et Wens etaatesstise..-111eleetts *Arms.* is at mai asktde.lM Km WWII.* dalg=tl/ so kb te issaattuste the ads /r W. 1.- It Is steletes deep Lerstr e lpreal.a. We truertir al all Lite tilde diedsase.'—h Leedom'. dal* )2der, sad Ca. W. Gadd% NI. JAN NE" INW NOVEL Now to to bei al the Sado% le 3 TVII. A .P O4 UCHAMP ; or tbo Error. By U. P. R. um.. w k . wear of -Sr iliEctleva NressWas: *no lambs : NW*. Mar, arad Ow, 6E. OonNEL w HAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; 1 Mb lllit TAM fee el Dr 11. J. Oiseismar. ILD. C. 1 . 1 6. 11 n.. Ur .. Osynles.-11ew ie Ism pide• IlieMie. • mil Mire rm. • Me beai. mai • aisimiel sieL lran rea Mumma it Ihe legriedees hieela elailmi, lhe WM. M. min* Via la lie me Mimi liii t alls Wend Ilkillai impulm•= l =reillTCYMl ISM me MOO le vim Ts le ilia el ; WWI% wt. WA *est • Wasa.lL . 91 2=1111EriMarl; er AIM team Os WAHL le, •malf••• LLTINT FROM PARIS. PARIS, TCREDAT, 8.30 p.m. The approaching elections foe the vacant seats in the Chamber, and more especially those of Paris, begin to map much public attention. The candidates of the Or4aaut party will bs M. Emile de Girardio, editor of Le Prase : M. Deland, former prefect of police; sad Marshal Hamad. The red republicans will put for. ward Kersamie,Thore, and Respell. Several eandidstee et the legitimist party are spoken of. Among thane are Sivour, archbishop*, Paris; M. Audiffret, es-peer of France ; M. Batter, M. Ledreulle, M. Poisei k s e ex ppeeeerr The government candidates will be M. Fould, the banker, M. Roget (du Nord), and M. Edmond Adam, EvAdjoint Mayor of Paris. Gemsral Rapatel is also spoken of. The Bonapartist' are again moving, both in Paris and the departments, with a view to the candidate ship of Prince Louis Napoleon for the presidency. The journals and correspondence from Montpellier, announce the arrival in that town of M. do Lucy, Timber of the Assembly, whose presence is expected to have a favourable effect in maintaining tranquillity. A disturbance broke out on the 2nd at Aides, m the Lower Pyrenees. A barricade was raised, and tbs revolt assumed so serious a form, that 400 men of the 414 Regiment failed to quell it. Strong reinforce ments were sent from Pan and other neighbouring places. The origin of the disturbance was the resat ance of the people to pay the extraordinary tax of 43 centimi s. e aid in the Semaphore of Marseilles, of Satur day :—" In the evening of Thursday, the lieutenant general in command of the seventh military division received an order by the telegraph to form two was battalions from the garrison of Marseilles. Thbrorder was immediately t tented. The 20th and 33rd each ferniahed the necessary contingents, and they are seedy to match at the first signal. Their destination ism yet unknown, and this mystery has given sins to all sods of einjectures. A battery of artillery is also expected from Valence." Strr. Now— ll« P 1 ,4 * rim,. 7 n; ,11• 14 ,z . ! I, pt 0111161141;; ptlAi ; Do. 1142, 74 ; De. 2 112 4%;: . 16 1 163 ; Mrs ; MOM ; leada He& arm MN; Mame. me Imalsa. 11 las, HH 111 Peer; 16 16i days, IS IS pri jSS *l4 immarave.—Terim mad Work 661 6/ ; Hawn. 430 ; Ham sal Havre, —• engem amid Ilarallaa lOU. I Irma bow mai 16 15 t . Hoare Mears, MI &Han emu emome,l7o; HS 76; lamb, NM ITALY. The Carrier* lfsranuile of Clues, of the 31st ult., slates that up to the night of the 30th,Legkorn wm In a state of tranquillity. &gale La Cecilia had re signed his post as member of the Provisional Govern meat.—The Dante reamer, having left the port with several military passengers on board, waa met b 7 a Preuels steamer, which made her tars back, and land her passeugere ea the Pisan oust. The Coshatercio di Hestia steamer shared a similar fate. A camp we. forming at Pisa of civic guards, both mobile Slid so- dantary ; Uwe. having, it is mid, refused to marsh spec Leghorn, many inhabitant' went oat of Pisa to invite them to enter. The Pallier. Italian° of Genoa, of the 31st, states, from Urban (30th, 2 p.m.), that the troops hid masted the town, and had fraternised with the people. A FiZ at hed!itY eiuf • had ,,ol:l7:4l he no of T ur in, of the Ist, annoesees the formation at Turin of a. committee of the Berdiaiaa provinces of Parma. Pitons', Modem, sal Page^ for the purpose of welshing sad pro. oldie( he the interests of these provisoes while under fureigu sees.vation. The Cuestas el Lombardy has emembled at Turin, in Tar of a royal decree. The Patria of Florence, of the 29th ult., contains a circular of the 27th, addressed by the Minister of the' ' Interior to the prefects of Lucca and Pisa, inviting these to call upon the Civic Guard of their provinces to joie with the Civic Guard of the rest of Tummy and the regular army, for the purpose of marching epee Leghorn if secessery. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Ban. 6. We had again to-day • heavy fall of rain, fur which we were prepared, both from the fall in the mercury of the barometer in the last two dais, and by the exceeds.° lightning last night. I have great hope, however, that this rain was merely topi cal, and confined to a very small circle arouud Dublin. This afternoon, the sky has again become serene, and the oppressive warmth has departed. The proceedings of Lord John Russell satin to in crease in interest with our mostcurions public, in pro portion to the anxiety his Lordship evinces to be private. To-morrow, therefore, it fa said, be intends to appear on "the Fiftstn Acres," for the satisfaction of her Majesty's lieges. It is, therefore, said his lordship intends to be present at • review in the Pncenix-park to-morrow, when oar mod rusticating public will have= opportunity of visiting the green glades there, and at the same time of seeing Great England's premier. The noble lord visited a family estate at Ardvallagh, fs the county Meath, yesterday. The distant)* is about twelve miles from town. Lady Russell, ea also Sir W. So ' mend* eesempanied his lordship. The party re turned to tows to dinner. Lard Lansdowne, it is aid, will visit us this week, a eireeasstanee which, though he does so periodically, and has large estates here, would not be without significance. A privy council meets this altinassa at tits Ossdry when, it is understood, the sablest of tie apprsaebing trials, and the proceedings cosessisd, or which say be oonneetrd, with thtm, will be brought under ese sidfration. It is stated, on good grour.ds, that the arrests of parties connected with the late Dublin clubs will not be pursued any further, unless now circumstances should seem to demand it. There are, however, yet in suspense several tomes of warrants. This deter ' mination does not regard the country. ill AND WEATHER. ntNnto the wind awl weather w hews : W. Wight rain Weds Limped W. ... Etas LIPIPSISAII Clvely Warebeetes Ilatesresge 5... the Iteweade .. Wee XerwaraeoNWWW. %.y foe ltarteli ....JlM—Very dell NeWeetwa W....8141t rale ige=el l 7 ROW a —.Very tie e swirweette _Vet.. Maw et. bye Tweneeth. 6W...De1l a., Maar, eft thaws,.. STATE OF THE •1r rtn o'CLocti at Or iniammeathata pima lame labs LAW. Vary las Ala ...NA Mr B. Nromasa. ..ffikevery Vies LW. Pim Cloaartant...WAW.Cioady CC LW.Ckady Qom X.W. Night rata Litt eraei LLW.Uordy Glogsw L.W..Varylogr Itartkad W.. Mao HeG .....W.N.W. Omar Irk LW. .„Cleuay Lola W. Sao am Loki. WAN. _Ms Vattlagam. lava Is 6 P.m,. SHIPPING._ MAILS Waterbed, 2; Donagha des, 2 ; French, 1; Velem, 1. Losnon, Sopt. 6.—Wind this day at soon, W.8.W., moderate breeze, and cloudy. DIAL, Sept. 6.-8. to S S.W., p u.—Arrieed from the river and sailed : Alert, Sydney, N.B.W. ; Commodore, Jamaica. Poirsuours, Sept. S.—S.W. to B.B.—Sailed: Prince of Wales, Calcutta. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. - - Are o'Cloek.—The market is dull this morning, and pikes slightly in decline from yesterday, which may chiefly be accounted for by the comparative absence of barium We have Consols now at 851 to 6 only, h i e for s e : and time. Reduced Threes, 661 to 1. per Cents., 861 to 7. Exchequer Bills, 28s. to 31s. premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 8. There is scarcely the slightest alteration to report in the foreign market, where business is equally dull as in Console. We quote Dutch Two- and-a-Half per Cents., 44 to 45 ; the Fours, 70 to 1. Russian, 97 to 0 ex•dividend. Belgian, 69 to 72. Mexican, 161 to 17. Brazilian, 73 to 6. Chilian, 84 to 7. New Grenada, 111 to 121. Buenos Ayres, 20 to 2. Spanish Fives, 12 to 1 ; the Threes, 23 to i ; Passive, 3to 1. Portuguese, 21 to 3. Danish stock Iga lightly improved upon the conclusion of the asoblise, and is now quoted 68 to 71. 17.11014118 FUNDS. Ilwatibeik. l 6 6ll ter Ct. ate An. &a 1 3 pee Cc Zed. mmo_l4 i I per Ototel3 S per 04 Oewa. Aiwa. we 4 cleeowerme. Ws. lone. went wor ricazi4 llll6l.ll :ai r mtr oltll ... . siviuni If . s .". P1e..11 6 6 Fore.. r= V i le A I --- a. ." twee ad.. 1 1 per t a. Ben. SI I Paill iVea M p rim POW .re es tliv De1. m.. 144. 4e — 5 _ S Pwr a 124 n. W i 2 = oll . eter . 114e. 1 1 , IS 17 IWO. Dertn. X I Time& Ilskeeed 261..46 RAILWAYS.—We have to report a still extremely bleary market, with quotations is decline, as well as little liminess going . on. Eastern Counties are now galled 131 to -. Great Northern., 101 to 10 die. North Stafforahire, 41 to a die. Blackwalls, 41 stare. EPT1133133 UP TO TWO TRU DAT IN LONDON. ITeetwdsfs prises will be Pend la Ire porn) Abapisis. IS Lab. a S. Waters. 25 6 Os A 5.6,4 3ww. 241 a; De. New 601.. 271 W &D aft, 11l Do. Thirds, 41 el 41 Wm.. MIL, end Locoln. New Sell . 104 NW .91 1 Da. Mew SW. not, 24 NOM MI 7 OW Zt i w 164. I. re 6 E. awl Do. SM. HA L. Do. Anna Derby, Melon Clewatioe, 131 1 Do.owwel. t. a2ilm. I De. Wm, I per Cwt ., No. 3, s or., Heis ll6 lei ad Se., 6 per cent. N. S7l a aus 141 pinikwied Ewen 6wl sisal& Omni, 2i I L Saw% S4l 1 Welk ill 47l ), 221 MON. No. 4„ 71 Si 1 oat Waters. WS Sou th War, 111 Ds. lieleee t 46l Tort. Sewn, it lie., 22 Ds. Cpe. 17 Do. Carew. k Berl, 271 Deem XI De. No. 1 (York. mat New.). Pi e Wo. Iftlidlift Mb; 41 Do. Xo. I (New. St Per.), 151 De. WM % Si Do. O. X. B. Per, 61( II& Nos Ow. I per Cast, 21 Ois. Whew (0r1.13 Vier.), 61 Law. 1004, It S. ONO, 67 1 I Let Mow, 761 Do.X X. Warms,S i 1h MY art Lyrae, 3 Do. NeW QM. ' 7 l S DA do. 41 PRODUCE.—Mnicixo-Laa, Half-josee Tac— na sager market madames very slab, lad the puddle sales are progressing heavily ; mien are abed allllllllol. Cates is also rims of hemo7. Peva mid tsailly.— Cease steady.—Bise set et desse esir. Oa referrir to the assureet Impeetaileas delivered and Meths of produce late Leedom AVM 31111. te Sept. let, we sia that the impartable , : Wes hedis Mt la wawa WO milts_s Sos deibmiraberiseed 4,911 lees ; the Meek Memeeed mass its immemstma et Mauritius Was dsortotha MAN be.; bleeds leagued bags; the rock deemed SAM help; the =Ma of Beamtl Smear We assasemil M,lOll sys ; the dammed 27,900 bap; dr Mil bemosie 18,600 bar ; the importation of Oeybm Osage bee immossed 0.100 Map ; the digiTtfie $ t UPI abs Mork iaareseed LIMO The et West ladle AM hes W 1.4.11 6,800 tbe deliveries de mised 460 arks; the steak beressod 12,000 oaks. importatica of West Imila Ones be deeressed 2,600 bop; • • deliveries decreased SAM hem I ths stock di seased 600 begs. The Imola= of lOW MA hells been found wanting. 1 have studied to preserve thepeople cemunitted to ray (barge in the enjoyment of that temperate freedom which they so justly value. Ale people, on their aide, Smite', sensibly the advantages of order and security to allow the promoters of pillage and eenfuioa any chance of MOMS in their wicked designs. I acknowledge, with greeful ftelines, the many marks of loyalty and attachment which I have received from 'Wellman of my people. It is my earnest hop* that, by eultivating respest to the law, and aboMena to the }tempts andiron, the liberties of this people may, by the blessing of .Ality Ood, be peroettiated. The LORD CHANCELLOR then advanced to the foot of the throne and said, it is her Majesty's royal will and pleasure that this parliament be prorogued to Thursday, the 2d day of November next, to be here holden, and this par liament stands prorogued to Thursday, the 2d day of Novem ber awarding:7. Her Majesty then left the house in the order in which she bad entered it, and the peers and commoners immediately retired; thus terminating &lesion of unprecedented duration. HOUSE OF COMMONS. 7 TursDAT,_Serr. 5. Thefirnannu tnnk the their at half.past 12 O'clock. CONVICT DISCIPLINE. Mr. RUNE asked the right hon. barcnet the Home Soaetary whether it was the intention of the government to adopt the "mark system" of Capt. Haeonschie in managing convicts ? Sir G. OREY said that the principle of Capt. Maconochie's system of convict discipline bad been approved of; but it was found impracticable to ferry it out with all the detail/. • HUSH FISHERIES. Hr. C. ANSTEY gave notice of his intention next De4lloo. to Introduce a motion respecting the navigation of Irish riven and the impr - moment of the fisheries of that conistry. Hr. F. O'CONNOR gave notice of a series of motions which he intended to make early next session, one of which wee to restrict members from speaking more than forty minutes on our quation saw financial ones. WOODS AND FORESTS. Lord DUNCiilia;e;;Oa-e of hie intention to move r early next session, for the re-appointment of the select com mittee on the Board nt Wands and Fore.tr. (Loud cheers. FIRE INSURANCES. Lord D. STUAitT gave notice that, early next seserno, to Amid mare for the appointment of • select cuanaittee to ix quire into the slithirve of tiro insamoreq. EVICTIONS (IRELAND). Mr. P. SCROPE gave maim of hie intention to move. early next session, for • return of the number of eviction, enforced by the under-sheriffs in Ireland during the lot three years ; also of the number of houses pulled town in each poor-law anion in Ireland during the same period. ROMAN CATHOLIC HIERARCHY. Sir R. INGLIS gave notice of his intention, early next session, to move for the correspondence between Lord Grey and the Lord Lieutenant respecting the titles given to Roman catholic bishops. ATTENDANCE OF A JUDGE AT CHAMBERS IN ____THE LONG VACA I lON. I nj *l3teSS kW bee essiesesi UN isi+t4ss ie delleedes deatifihel 0,000 ease; else sleek lasesseell Ism The howeeSslbes d Piasaudies lammed MN the iellvotlee Isom* 3,100 liegs; de* slob bessorl hese. The Isspoarkis , et Sebpsire lee isseeesse 1,110 Isas ; the isilveries it. mod 1.0.0 Wee ; the sink lemma 100 bee, Detaa Ism le ire ger,* Loodra. Limped. ..e. ars. sr dr Clyde 1d be mom model Wt .— per ... ...... moose imam 407,111 INDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6, 1848. (THREEPENCE. resdegini the dedkas Owes mentioned, het in urn Meal 51111ilibi 11811 a either taw good samples appsarsd. TM am mem* prises: British: Wheat, per 701 b., Eng► risk •to ea 31.; extra, Be. 34. to Se ed. ; white, Bs. EL • Is. 64.; extra, Bs. 6d. to 9s. ; Irish, red.76.6d. to 7s. 103.; extza, • 10d. to Ss. 3d, ; white, 75. 90. to 8.• ; extra; Bs. to Bs. 3d. Barley, per qr., English, 325. to 335.; Chevalier, its. to 375.; ketch and Irish, per 60th.., 4s. to 4.34„ Malt, English, per qr., pale, 695. to 645. Oats, Engle& and Soots* per 4618. old, 35. 44. to 3e. 7d. ; Welsh, old. 4d. to Its. 64.; Irish, line sorts, new, 3s. Id. to 3s. 6d. ; old, 3a. Id. to 3e. 74. • general, new, 6d. 8e1:115.15er qr., Eng.: new, 41.. to 435.; old, 445. to 46a.; &Notch end Irish, per 480th., new, Me. to 38s. ; old, 39e. to 40s. Peas, English, per qr., white, sew, 465. to 48s. ; ditto and Irish, grey, 38s. to 40s. Floor, 2801 b., English and Irish, fins 43e. to 44x; miterllne, 4• to 465. ; extra. 475. to 484. oatmeal, per bad of 2401 b, Irish, 1848, 524. to 32a. 6d.; old, 275. to Oa. ; Canadian, old, 27a. to 28s. 13d. Bran, per 241 b., Is. to le U. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 71.10 d. te Bs. 24. ; white, Be. 4d. to 8.. 84.; United Fitates, red. Bs. 24. to es. 64. ; white, Ba. 6d. to 91.; Dantaie, mixed sad red, 24. to Bs. 4d. ; high mixed, Ba. to 9e, 44. ; Lower Battle and Hamburg, red, Bs. 44. to Bs. Bd. •, whits, Is. 84. to 8‘ 10.1. • Sign and Petersburg, red, 7t. ed. to lid. ; Areltanirel. 7s. 3d. to 7s. 61. Osiesm, esaunon, red, 71. 44. to is. 104. ; Polish, 7s, 10d. to h. 24. ; French, Spanbat, and ItaWn, red. 7e. 9d. to Ba,; white, Bs. to Bs. Id. ; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 7s. 9d. to Bs. ; Egyptian, 6s. 91. to P.; Mediterranean. bards tad, 6s. dd. to 75. Genteel amiable" bend, rod, 61. vs. Is. 3d.; .kkos 74. 3d. Ph. V,9e. pc v., Bettie. at., 28e. to 30e. Barley, pm Nib., 4c 34. to 4a. id. OMs, per 4141 k, 3s. sds 0. 3e. 74. Russian, 35.2 d. to 3s. 44. Beans, per V.. Ellswitosa, 375. to 39x.: Egyptian, per 4601 b.. 28s. to 295. Peas, per qr., Bakic, de., white, 41s. to 44u ; Canadian, 365. to 87.. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., Canadian, sweet, 325. to 345. : I United States, sweet, 325. 64. to 3s. ; United Stated and Canadian, sour, 30a. to 31s. Indian Corn, par 460th., American, white, 335. to 315., yellow, 335. to 345.; European, yellow, 335. 64. to 345. 6d. Indian Meal, per 19611”., 16s. to 17.. LYNX, Sept. 6.-A good supply of Wheat (chiefly new), which was taken at a decline of 6s. to 6s. par qr., say from 465. to 60s. red; 625. white; old red, 60s. to bee. ; white, 68s. Barley, a few samples, 32.. to 365. par qr. to the growers. Averages posts d this day: Wheat. 3,669 qrs., 64i. 10d. ; Oats, 65 qrs., 20e. ; Beans, 34 pt., 37.. 4d. PLTYOUTII, Sept. 6.-The weather was generally dry for the last week, but there has been a heavy shower this morn ing, and more rain appears likely. At this morning's mar ket a few bags of new Witeet were shown, all of them out of and many lowan& The trade was dull, owing to Abe intible is Mack-lane. Ileteentrac, Sept. 6.-There was en eneediegly thin ateteditteee at ear market this morning, the farmers availing dIOINWITOB of the flee weather. The samples shown were aria very small ; old Wheat receded 2a. 6d per qr., and new 3s. to 41.; bet the holders, generally, declining to sell at that redastion, in the hops that is a short time grain will rash the late prices, sad the millers not over anxious to =se owed the transactions to be almost void of Not much trade Ls Barley, but that little at about b. per qr. Ism than last week. Oats and Beans were sale able in small quantities, at about Is. lam money. Wheat, old, 675. to 60s. ; new, 48s. to Mg. Barley. 40e. to 425. Beans, 41s. to 43s ; Egyptian, 665. to 40s. Oat', 241 to Peas, 40s. to 425. Eye, 365. to 38s. per qr. Flour, liae, 46e. to 465. per sack. Malt, 625. to 635. per bush•L Sr. Ives, Sept. 4.-The Wheat trade to-day very flat indeed ; although fanners offered their Wheat from 4s. to 6s. per qr. lower than last week, merchants seemed very careful of baying, and sot much business claim in the trade. 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Ups the Misle we shell M Met el lest , in, soy esekarth.—Oooutrosen-1 1•• hip en la eg o dm awl the Te m a Mown" owl the roar the daty is ray trash We --Reoweerm- IM Si this estpitherhted base Mimed Medi the Mr dwa--tharesarely.-I'M SMher et dds week We =Me mel the hop, Mk we vow melded . te ... sed ths NM& semithee.-Miteems J TM hip hew Me ea t hip Ma wade eskie t peepai Marled the pet veshothee to liTe —lthatist - I les MP. peewit& Mb( etuaree thew • Ma emith clew eve het typed ; • kw with IdeMis ad WWI Writ trkei them I sit IS • pod afar.—lmirrupe.-The hoes have wade meldevelds pewees Me last week. WM' warm days wad Min i the hijs seas km mak • m tb& .00sa he the WM We Mil pew a kir asp prim ts the la the matMe km wet eat Mad to we, Me 7 ". -- bne senrod a little Seritg the week. ---Emssamt.-111 , Mks Jet seise ear kam the fruit Dow Mae to Me meg the Wm Mee the km we la a thewsed state. —lwerme. -The hews is thle sal the Pilate am lidded well. sad psalm is . Msh rock's lee win weedier. sed the Pilaw MU hi esemeelth TM hers *eV MI he aMI wer.—Farm saw-lhe kw Mbar et We Mt kw dip Ms made a met seetwiel amp ow hem wlddi poseds wise weft thee mid hem Wee seemed peak ken smarms, amok dm owl Mail It mar we sied alt • Imo crap.—Teseeme.-the hip lem iseth wthea hi Mt kw days, as Mail the westher mime dee. vs MU row quits amp Ham.-1M flee weather et We wth tel= proved the hip Mee, sed, It re eaddese, we wow Mit web aeyte sine a WWpprt powth thew per.---thamm-We Wee bad pew MOM mem minty the whip ot the pie them hew la walepeste Imperad emetbrablp.--lassma • salertle Isesraterest hr tabs Moe M tM Imps. szth Meth this dm wades Mime piekbig prettily gimmes M pals nest week , with aMr pewee el a Ml* r.. = 6 ,46.2.11 the s rle im bav e l e sma Plik ~em bi a g ilt a ske a,.. a• ram Mw ilthemed ear Ithe imp is We Meet me esttled did Imeemeet. eisd. Meld the lee mime MOM the alp wil he meek hires wes meted Mr weehteim—thaw-We ow et Mph temell Mk me peplems Miry dime' the add yNMrkm l sberm entheeltee le the m ar : the Ma The Madder Is gra. eal wewel iandwel we Mktg Maw Us Mee iess atmehth The base ale prefer thimilmk i mps wealliim witheet sill et ma weber, My MI mei mall.--Metwwww.-11thlwe worm the the Mt for Pp PO bees am Mereirle the the hops. Thcze . hot wig te MEM Wit My end pasealth smll. WetamAllm lee him • 'NM IsiMeerewer la the lop Is thle elpheeelised within the lest Isw days; seer poem& pewee mast 71=emsemoth Mild ethers en sayeek th Wt powieleg.— -11ie seep Ms Wpm, Mai the led low days.— Wamem-ilw amidthwee esesideralle wpm this week. the IM Sew days Mee bees my empwid, we met wet,to dis growth el the lop.-thassmtdonaker. MANUFACTURES.—Humgasnuo, Sept. b.— The spirits of our saarehaats are hot so bouyant as they ought to be at this season of the year. A few low (sacks sad drab Lerma ars all that they are eoquiriag for to-day. Prises sre 'alias about the mass as ter aurae weeks beck. CHEESE.—The supply was very shirt; trade We, very dull, and the greater portion remained unsold, though late prices were fully maintained. Skim Cheese, 24e. to 30s. ; bell-skim. 465. to 625. ; Somerset, 60s. to 605.; North Wilts, 48.. to 61a.; old red Somerset, 225. to 261. WOOL-HcippaitanaLo, Sept. 6.-During the ; put week our asanufamsuer. have not manifested ai y dear* to speculate in the raw material Wool. In fact, the rise in 1 grain which took place during the put fortnight bee had the I tendency to keep be ere back. To-day, however, • better feellag prevails ; Sydney Wools, at prices fr om Is. to Is. 21. per lb., have head buyers. CATTLE, &c.-DEBBY, Sept. 5.-The show of fat Beasts to-day might be considered an average, although the tkuullty generally was of the middling sort, with the excep tion of the Soots from the north, which were in excellent condition. The supply of Sheep ?ref large. but the sale was flat and there were many remaining on hand. The show qf fat Pigs wee good. Beef, bid. to 6d. Mutton, 6J. to 64d. Veal, 51d. to 6/1. per lb. Pork, 9s. to 9s. ed. per score. Rough fat, 4a. par stone. Sr. Ivan, Sept. 4.-There was a good supply of fat Beasts In the market to-day, which went of very biiakly, at a little better price than last week. The mom market was well sup• plied, and business seemed to be doing. SALISIWRY, Sept. 6.-Notwitlist inding the paucity of Beasts (140), particularly the best descriptions, the supply was than the demand, the dealers being so short in at saes; sad the pries. may be quoted in favour et the purchasers ; best Beef selling from 10e. Bd. to its. per score, the top prim; and inferior, 10s. to 101. 3d. The *apply of Mutton wee to beyond the average; notwithstanding, an ex =ly brisk trade was done, and almost a clearance without any abatement in the late prices, the average being Win 7d. to 74d. per lb.; superior Soothdown naked rather better prices. Lambs, short in supply, and all sold at about Sid. per lb. Veal scares, at 644. to 7d. The Pig make% bat thinly attended, and few Pigs offered for male, which averaged u under: Herd store Pigs, 19a. to j 28s. each large Hogs, 310. to 461. ; Sows' 60s. to 70s. ; r dead ba c on Pigs, 10s. 3d . to 10s. Sc. per store; Porkers, 9s. 94. to 10s. Ice Yetiorsay's Markeis au Jut ow. tans. ram cm am at Laiiii - . =°l -- 1070 - 9,741%.. OLIO 194.31 1.2114.37, Hm 1301 Total Isms tine /• 1147 24.41100 AS 111,173 lbereise ..... MAIM& arriCIAL ACFOVNTS 07 rya R I.?_vo. S. 1444. 1647. Gars . 11610.423,449 11,769,191 Liverpool 6,903,464 4 4 96 , 471 Barr .... ... 449,951 457,5011 MLA AU rim INV* purr. 1,904,701 1,114,3411 Lell6 1,011,646 . 4 9 7 .711 Mamma AU other /Moir purr 693.*41 417,116 Debi& Wirt 1,10,956 117.7111 Orr All saw kla pee% ..... ................. . swiss qv," Tad 1 199 4 .446 47 . 496 , 1143 Itapertel soil Irma Tram lomaka 1,410,149 1,404,509 r bares 195,141 1611,689 1146001 _ 416,719 :60,469 D s*iw & ' Total C. sad 30,316,606 30,788,973 H►raoao, Sept. I.—lsopertados from the Ist laßßmy to the 31st August : 1844. 1813. 1848. 1247. 1819. coin, British tons 91,880 ... MIN ... 1 , ,0341 st,sso sus° &mar, fstlls► km 33,130 . 29.236 ... 28,000 ...19,000 ... 13,43 , 0 Cattes,begsksereaB4B,4o. .. 91,861 ... 18,381 ... 42,807 ... 22,132 Hideo Ow 188.302 -.273,421 ..191,798 ...193,083 98,339 Rim Urea 6,110 ... 3,200 ... 4,200 ... 11,980 .. 3.900 bep Stook 111 M Al* 1811. 1543. 1910. 1017. 1841. Coffee... British Toms - 6756 ... 7,230 ... 1,250 6,000 ... 8,3011 Sept ~ „ 7,930 .. 0,210 ...11,530 8,230 Coffee : The transactions this weak have been mats to a lair amount, at firm prima, but daring the last two days the mar ket was not so brisk, from the probability of the truce with Denmark being ratified, when Immediate importations to some extent night be 'marinated. The sales have Men 111,_000 bags &Ilia, at from 22e. to Ms.; 1,800 bap Domingo, 17s. 7e. to 31s. ; and 2,500 bags La °gay's, 27.. 11d. to 468 Ni.. For Domingo Mete continues to exist a good flaMommi from vernal direetimm-Sawar : The following sales repeated:-I,Bootae to 2,000 boles brown and yellow Ha mm ,• the brown, at from 15e. 3d. to 17s. ; and the yellow, 17s. 411. to 21s. 3d.; 150 boxes white, 28s. 64. to 295. 6d ; 360 came brown Lam, 16s. 4d. to 16s. 915; 300 cases white, at different prices; and 260 casks Puerto Rico, 131. 11d. to 18s. 2d., being previous rates.-Of Cotton, about 400 bales American were sold at firm prices. Spins and Drugs : Cassia Lignite continues in good demand ; the stock is much reduced. Of B.ngal Ginger, 400 hags sold at about 19s. I Id. ; Malabar and African is rather neglected. The priers of Pepper are wed sustiined, without say transamcns tt moment ; si ft ed &ippon is sought foe. Pimento continues in brisk demand ; 500 bags sold at from 4L to 4 MM. Orders for Nitrate of Soda can only be sxecuted at the quotation.- Cocoa, 111 bags, which were lately imported from Valparaiso, readily sold at the -quoted -atm. - Hider : The transarions daring this week are. 4,600 Rio, at shout 3 15-18 d.; 4,600 Baines Arse, about 41.1. ; 1,000 New South Wales, malted, about 214. ; 1,800 Potreo Cabello and Angostura, 311.164. to 315.165., sad IMO Rio Janeiro, salted, of which the prim has not boss allowed te trawl:Jim-Tobacco: Sales this week, by private ear tract, 200 wow Coha, .50 seems Domingo, 260 baskets Varinas Roan,- and 60 hada Kestunky ; and in auction: 308 bales Puerto Rico leaf, at from 2 7.18.1. Of Dye-woods, Tea, andWhelebose, no sales reported. Whale Oil :Of South ' Sea our market is nearly cleared. For prime Palm oil, 325. Bd. to 338. 4d. might be obtained. Ashes: There are buyers for pots, to arrive, at 6 doh. 83e., sod for pearls • of which there is nothing left lure, 0 dots. 69e. Speller : For about 150 tors sold this wm•lrlelehm prices were obtained. TALLOW.—The market steady. Petembargh Y.C. on the spot, 46e. 3d. to 455. 6d. ; October to December del:- very, 45e. 31 to 45e. 6d.; ',pirate inontlts'deheery, 46,. CORN.—MARK-uan.—The rasa ',hi& fell in this a little confidence in the trust ; and although the 'meals of foreign Wheat, Barley, and Oats, have been very liberal since Monday, the bulk of the English Wheat left over from last market day was cleared off at pekes fully equal to that day's rates. Therein but little demmulier foreign Wheat, whe ther free or in bond ; at the same time sales ace not pressed by hollers. Barley, Oats, BOUIP, and Pea', is the absence of any badness of consequence, mast be quoted nominally the muse as on Monday. ARRIVALS IMO LO;DOIC FROM 4th SEPT. TO 6th SEPT. Qrs. nutllsh. Scorch. Irish. Forerun. Attest IMO I Barley bo I 10410 Oat,. . I 320 I iMits ; wash. Malt, 3,230 qty. HyLL, Sept. 6.-The weather during the pats week-with the exception of Thursday, on which day we had heavy thunder and rain-has been meet beatifid, and all that could be wished for harvest operations • mach progress has copse. tostly been made, and the bulk of the Wheat in this din WO is secured, and in better order than expected. The Owls during the week has been exceedingly Wilms ; the excitement of the previous ten days wee sure to be toll 'wad by , a reaction, sad, although generally holders have re. esa.ned firm, and unwilling to give way materially in price, yet, who sales have been made lea mosey has been obliged to be taken. We had for this day's market a very large supply of Wheat from our own and Lincolnshire fa men, both old and new; the latter wee in excellent coned don, and for the most part of good quality, certainly much better than we expected to see it a we e ago; prim were very irregular, sad fanners evinced mach anxiety to sell; we quote the market de. lower for new, and 3s. to 41. for old, the ohms paid being 48s. to int. for new, and 625. to 651. for old. A good deal of the new would weigh 631b5., though a few samples of very much less weight were shown. Nothing doing in foreign, holders being quite unwilling to submit to anything appemehing to the reduction in English. I There is a good arrival of foreign Barley, which goes off I well ; demand for feeding sorts is great, and any hung suitable for malting meets eager buyers. Oats are doll and difficult to sell, at Is. to 2s. decline. Beans 2s. and I' 3s. lower. A lane arrival of Linseed, and a fair proportiol l t on the market, which ;a well supported by wastunptive demand; the gale of Oil and Cakes being good, at fhli prices. Not mob Rapeseed on the market, and for Bops Cakes the trade is sly slow. No transactions in Bones. The prime are : Wheat, per qr., red, 521. to 684. ; new, 48e. to 625. ; white, 645. to CAL; new, 48s. to 54e. Dottie, bk. to 68s. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 625. to 665. Barley, malting, 304. to Me. ; grinding, 27e. to 295. Oats, Danish, 18s. to 201. ; Friesland, 225. to 24e.; Etuesitui, 20s. to 225. Beans, 86s. to 38e. ; foreign, 325. to 36,. Peas, whits and ”Bew, Ps. to Pe. Liamod, mashing, 345. to 41e. ; feeding, 425. to 44e. Baptised, per 10 quartets, 281. to 281. Linseed Oakes, English, per ten, 91.; foreign, 71. to 81. 6.. Rape Cam, 955. to 100 s. Bones, 86s. Guano, 41. to 91.65. Irawicn, Sept. 3.-The supply of Wheat today was mall, and better in =iodine* than might be expected; bat a Baited business was done, as farmers were unwilling to sub mit to the decline of be. to Be. per qr. New red Wheat traded in price from 48s. to Ms. per qr. ; old red, 645. to 69.. • few samples of new Barley, width wen very fi ne, sold at $44. to 365. per qr. Bans, Fos, and Oete, h. per quarter cheaper. Leave, Sept. 8.--We continue to have very fine hood weather. There is a tolerable supply of both new and old Wheat for this day's market. Mire restrict their put , p e r to the smallest possible extent, and old Wheat is 4e. per qr. lower than Friday's rates ; new sells from Ms. to in quality. No new Baxley yet offering. Beans aud ' Osts slow sale price without material alteration in value. Other articles ea before. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 4,993. Oats, 1,497; Barley, 887; Beaus, 1,014; Shelling, 70; Reposed, 379; Linseed, 43 8 . Lawns, Sept. 5.-The Wheat trade ruled dull at this mar bet to day, and must be quoted 3s. to 44• per qr. loiter than this day sennight, and even at the Wooden buyen evinced am alipodtios to purchase, consequently, there wee but little Wheel changed lands. Barley and Leta fad be quoted • tee. lower. Beans la ., and Per 2s. per qr. lower than int week. Wheat, old white, 151. 1 0 .. to 181 .; red, 141.55. • 141. 10t. ; new white, 131. to 141. 10s. ; red, 121. to 131. 19s. B a rley, 28.. to 30e. Oats, 21s. t 23 .. Beans, 16. to 461. Per, 405. be 415. 'Armenia. Sept. 5.-Of English, Irish, and foreign & .. .err the arrivals into this poet ism Tuesday last are el strongly light, except Indies Corn, the emptily of he 16.410 quarters ; the exports dueling ths OM glele i enly moderate. With as s plendid weather as midi the last mina days, hereon la all directions thsamilmag acs aimd Kingdom km be progreesing wi activity ; and upwards of two-air& of the = a n alit locality having been already secured, a shod of ooh weather will make for clearing the wilds. depreesiem many of the country last weeky itamlaned with a desWie in Loudon made" sad dm ~pet of bans* somdeding favourably, pesdsesl • p •••111' ilhetzirzlbe oled beariops of the Maas et Pt Cass lkle Peening All kinds •I WINO Imited sapid. goemal gumlike of &sink and !di tad, reollmai w oem 4be eiPtamey of this day week Si.. mew end dap pail. IL 701 b., at which a kW th• NOM Wm lir Ireland; whilt B mon altnek NIP 31111 e Medi et • &Otto to 9i!r i bsegogest ms idea transpired. Mar, bugle. _ awl Irish mast he mast b. per seek eat Issiele off ell Casadha la. pot bored, lower than ea Tassasp leaL Dram was rather cheaper sad Malt steady in miss. Deem mad Peas ruled needy tits same al stated in Felday's meet Oats, movies; slowly to eensamen, decamp& 2d. far 451 b.„ and Oatmeal Is. per lied. Inaba Oren. bang in Mir demand spa today, 632.] The ATTORNEYC4l2;liiiineli;:l;; . followieg !Oka him Miamian Cidaridge in »feriae* to the noa-attindanoe of &judge si deimbiee t ley Merkel Ms beets celled this innraing to the Time rroort of a =Me bypekned a letter from the Lord Chief Justice of the Pres nedirey yon to the Licosa at Comm ins on Friday lan. I gm gorooadly trawled in both, because lithe new there presented he *mica, Ima theMge now in default, and who ought to be In atemdmie etwe Irving seen no authorised copy of the WM. tt will baketter fur me io nuke no direct commas at what stay he se Imeereset report, but to sate, es a inurately as lan from tessiketica l t e he feels of the are. I have thts oduntage, that 1 was =a meting referent to, took part to the discussion, and ad maim to refresh my memory on the rubject. It is per ked, eleven that wan 1338 it was not considered the duty of any judge leaned In town during the long vication. Ate meeting of the Indies, either in that year or the preceding winter, the alien was taken into conelderation, and a resolution wee ems le that, for the future, the Junior Judge who had net are perlinnid the duty Mold, in every lycar, undertake the athenfenee at Members during the long vacation. In the course of the diareeren II me distinctly coneidead whether the Chief lustlee erode( Belle saseld attend In tura, and it was, without any &d -are, resolved In the affirmative, on the ground that u we were all undertaking a sew defy—lncumbent an none of us when appointed —there was nemer for exampling them; and the rather u they in their tarn, end omonlins to serority only of sprolatment, claimed ' to take the dimalter bunnies during the circuits, the practice a to both having gam can of the same circumstance, the appoint ment of the WlLl seal kedges. Lord Denman and the late Lard Chia.luegiss Tindal were both present, and, peering from reeol leennea ea *Main that neither of them expressed any dissent Lard Myer we. not present, and he did diment from the eh.» nodal" sad declared that he go not be boned it ; not, the 'MUM however, because but because be he ta.k any distinction between the &kb and Judges, thought that some re creation sad esesation from labour was necerary fur every Judge In every whic h and that he woo not called on to add spontaneous y to the duties be had undertaken on his appointment. Ile died before It came to his turn, and whether he would have adhered to his reso lution of course cannot be known. I was not aware that any Judge who was present at the framing of the rule had ever massed a doubt ma to its coastmation or onnratiea , and I bad only heard in so vague a way before the ci rc uit tdthe Lord Chief JO-tios of the Com mon Pleas questioningl4 r to melee me think it possible he might take the opinion of the judges on it rats not being done, I canard that no difficulty would be made. I left town under that Merman, nu was I informed until the end of the ciratit that the chambers would be .eft =provided. When, ao ^girding to forma ll y expressed rule, my turn shall coma, I trust I shall not be :mind absent from my pat. At precut I say nothing of the exhaustion consequent on a laborious circuit, because I am un willing by mattecence in thence whir the lad Chief-Justice takes of it, to affect the Interests of the pram judges in a matter et no on i nmponanee to their comfort andhealth. should te to your place to ere this cemounteation the ease lleity which you have given to the letter of the Lord Chin Jura* sad I shall mad a espy el it to the Loma Otteateellor. MEASUREMENT OF STEAM-VESSELS. Lord G. BEN ILNCIE inquired of the Chancellor of the Exchequer if the return regarding the men-urement of stem ships under the old and new mode of measuremegt was correct I The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was under stood to say that it was, and explained bow the system of measurement was canted out. NEW SOUTH WALES. Mr. SCOTT inquired If the government were prepared to aid in promoting emigration on the plan of a new society, and if the government intended to give a constita'aen and the elective franchise to the colony ? Mr. HAWES replied that a bill for that purpose would be introductd early next session. Sir A. CLIFFORD, the Usher of the Black Rod, ap peared at the table, at twenty minutes al one o'clock, and summnned the house to the House of Peers, to hear her Majesty's speech. The SPEAKER, who wore his state robes, and the whole of the membets left the house, accompanied by the Sergeant at-Arms, who wore his collar. On their return, in about half-an-hour, the SPEAKER read the royal apeeeb, and the members separated. Ithe earpregiO. )(AILS. The mails for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Who, and Gibraltar will be made up on the morning of the ith Sept. The overland eloped mails, tio Marwillea, to the Mediterranean Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, flong..Kong, ta r will be made up on thil evening of the 7th September. The leas for brawn North Americo. and the United Stater. will be up ea the carmine of the sth Sept. Mae overland mails fa Gibraltar, Malta, Greta, the lonian Islands ll tru i rcia lr te l2l / 4 11221g 01 1ic ri=t 1 . 2. "2 822222219. Ste walls for New South Wain, Van Inesnithe Land, and New Zealand will be made up at the evening of the 10th September. The mils for the Wet Meat of Africa and Madeira will be made up ea tha evening of the 30. h Sept. The West balm Moils, inaludlng Bermuda, /gram aIIVID.W. Honduras, New (Mean; Vera Crux, Tampico, Coen of end Porto Rico, and =eluding , Pan those ama, W forest Madeira, Jawael, Cori - Santa Martha, Chaim South ' and St. Juan-cla. Nicaragua, will be made up oaths morning of the tad Oct. The nulls foe the Bradty the River Mate, Monte Video, Pertain. buss, Bahia, Madeira, and Bosom Ayres, will be made up on the amain of the 4th Oct. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. The number of STAMPS issued by the authorities Cl the Otanap-ollce, during 1847, to the DAILY NEWS wee 3.447.009 This, we behove, is within eight per cask of the number homed to the Morning Herald, Morn* Chrookis, and Illarnisj Poet, ALL TUT TOOLTIMIL In addition to the above, issued to the DAILY NEWS, Merning Paper, there were lamed for the Bowsaw Mann, THE EXPRESS 778.714 Wldelt woe eon, we believe, than were issued either to the Mabee, Sisewiarel, Evening Papers. ■ION want at LONDON UMW T. Tus Day—Nantes 1.6. ►aat It AM.... IN To-Nesse•—liontlas. .als. '.a' 7 Mrs.% II Nd. LONDON,WEDNESDAY,SEPT. 6. As far back as the memm7 of living newspaper readers reaches, a general indication of the tenor of the royal speech with which parliament was to be opened or closed, has been allowed to ooze out, some times through the columns of several morning papers, but always through the columns of the one more especially devoted to the ministers for the time be ing. Yesterday the quidnunc. in club and coffee house, ransacked paper after paper for their accus tomed prelibation of royal eloquence ; but in vain. There are only two ways of explaining this breach of precedent. Either ministers were so ashamed of their speech that not even the importunity of their favourite journal could persuade them to subject it to public criticism one moment before the inevit able hour; or so careless was the public of what ministers might be pleased to put into the royal mouth, that no one journal thought it worth while to apply for a sketch of its con tents. Professional etiquette forbids further rm. lations. The pubic may select the alternative solu tion of the question which appears most feasible either is equally flattering to the authors of the royal speech. Yesterday witnessed the close of a session each as the country has never seen before, and such assuredly as it beano wish ever to see again. Parliament met on the 23rd of November, 47, adjournments, continued a, ber, 1848. During this lapse mons mat 168, and the Hoes duration of each sitting of tb not have averaged leas than mutative branch of the been at work in I since it met in Ni 0847, and, with occasional sitting till the sth of Septem Tee of time the Holm, of Com 4itor., loose of Lords 1' ; '.• ri if the Ho . ~... • 't hen seven •.. .• - . 10 7 . 4 he legisls • • .‘ fall cone . 7 , ' ." I f. 71 •••• • r-: , 11 (.)'./) eP p 1......... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. IiOUBB OF LOB.W.—Ttllaara SEPT. 5. This Mein been the day Axed on foe t he prorogation of =meat by the Quin la person, great anztety was mai by the fortunate peosesors of orders Irani the Lord Chamberlain to obtain mai, aduissida to the splendid Wilke is which the greed arreineatal was to be performed. Is earrepases of her Majesty's inaoided departure. in the after part of the day, ea het voyeur to &Wand, the preeeedinge were applaud to take plan as hoar earlier than nisei, and their lordships riestediegly assetabled et 12 o'clock. Long before that tit, however, thegallerits and seats in the body of the hare wire Wed by a ant aterustilege of holies. *base bandy sad elegem. of attire, topther with the gor geous character of the building, presented a reap fra il of surpassirg magnificence. The day wu inarkably flay, and the splendid sunlignt etiolating through the paiated glue lighted up the Neese with additional grandeur, and glad. drawl the hearts of all. - At twelve o'cleek, the Lord Chancellor took his mat on the woolsack, whoa the prayers were read by the Bishop of Hertford. The Duke of We ten, with his accustomed minetnality, soon after arrived, sad was quickly followed by II B. H. the Duke of Cambradge, the Marquis of Lansdowne. the M Isis of Clan Sends, the Karl of Hardwhite, Lord Campbell, Mont eagle, the Earl of Mince, Lord Milford, the Harlot Harrowby, the Rari of Ca:divas, Lend Beaumont, and several other peers, cambering about thing. A considerable number of the mpg diplossearique woo pienent, and occupied mats ran served for them to the right ef tho theme, ismedirelyabove the beach of bishops. We maks& Salim Elton*, the Turk ish Waist's; M. Gustave ie Beamok. thence* abider; Baran Bruaow, the Barka vaiktar; Oeseelim Does, the Premien minister ; Count Regentlew, the Ankh mieleser• Baron Rekausen, the funnier Ise Sweden and Norway ; li. 8. Van de Weyer, the Belglea minister ; Come Kielman ow the Hanoverian sainktm ; Prince Caseeleisala, the Sicilian minister, &e. &a. Them were also SeVaral other foreigners of distinction preen t• attempt others, W. Giant. NORTH WALES RAILWAY. Lard MONTEAOLE moved that the messengers who had been directed to summon Kr. W. Chadwick, the Chsirran, end Mr. John Marian the Beare of the Neeth Wales Railway Cemosay, to ahead their Imiekipa, shoeil be ailed to the bar. The mammary' having been called to the bee, stated, in answer to questions from the Lord Chancellor, Lord Camp bell, the Bari of Milne, and Lord Monteagle, that they bad called last night at the respective residences of Mr. W. Chad wick and of Mr. J. Mariner, and had been told that both madmen were out of town, and consequently they had been unable to make penonal service of the summonses. Lord MONTRAGLII believed that as no eencoal service had been effected, it would not be legal to order that these persons be taken into custody. He would therefore move that William Chadwick and John Mariner be ordered to attend at the bar of their lord. ships' hones co the first Monday after the commencement of the next maim, and he intended to follow that up by mov ing for the production of all documents and easontiti eclat ingLrathe affairs of the North Wales Railway Company. CAMPBELL supported the motion. He believed these persons were purposely absenting themeelves. The method proposed to be adopted by his noble Mood to inform their attendance would prove to them that the course of jus tice, if slow, would be sure. He would support the notion. The motion was then agreed to. Precisely at one o'clock the park guns announced that her Majesty had left the palace, and a quarter of an hour after 1 a flourish of trumpets and the re-booming of artillery told the anxious assembly that she had arrived at her Palace of Wed- 1 minster. rive minutes afterwards the Queen entered the house, preceded by heralds and officers of state, the Duke of Wellington bearing the sword, the Earl of Shaftesbury the cap of maintenance, and the Marquis of 1 Lansdowne carrying the crown upon a velvet cushion. I Her Majesty was led by Prince Albert, and attended by the Deans of Norfolk (acting as miaows of the robes) and a lady in waiting, by whom, with the assistance of pages, her ling train of airmen velvet was bores. She wes atti red in a dress of white brocade satin, and wore on her head a tiara of diamonds. Dec Majesty having ascended the throne, graciously bowed to the house, sad then seated herself. She appeared to be in excellent health. Prince Albert, who was draped in a field-marshal's uniform, occupied the chair ap pointed for his Royal Highness oa the lett, the chair lee the n/Zrince of Wales, on the right of her Majesty, re vacant. Several minutes elapsed whilst the Uttar •71rat: lack Rod summoned the House of Commons to at tend, and the pause afforded an excellent opportunity for the enjoyment of one of the proudest and most farming spun lades of a great nation. On the arrival of the Commons, the Breaux, bolding the Consolidated Fund Appropriation Bill and the Ex ehequer Bills Bill in his hand, thus addressed her Majesty : Most grannie Sovereign—We, your Majesty's faithful Commas et the United Kingdom of Great briWn end Ire land, attend your ?shinty after a protracted sad laborious , session with our hat hills of supply. After a moat peaked and earful examination of the estimates which, hyper Ma jesty's commands, were laid before us, we have ramie way practicable redaction in the public exp enditure ; at the same time that we have had regard to the fiaanaial state of batraeamprosperity of this countly, as affected by the commercial ent ente of the past year and by the interroptien of Oasis mareqeent upon the late ' political events in Europe, ore have taken even precaution to secure the efficiency of all depart Bate of the public service. In obedience to you Majesty's moat gracious recommendation, which was mmuniuticated to us by the Lords Commis sioners at the ceateneneentent of the session, oar I sttentioa has en specially directed to measures re- lating to the patine health. It is impossible to overrate the inmailtanos et a subject so deeply affecting the cotatort and happiness of the poorer classes, and we confidently hope that it the bills which have been passed are carried out in the same spirit in which they have been framed they will greatly tend to lessen the amount of human suffering, and to pro mote the motel improvement, as well as contentment of the labouring climes in dense and populous districts. Not unmindful of the condition of Iceland, or of the distressed state of the poor in that country, owing to the limited de -1 nand for labour, we have provided additional funds, arising Cr , a the repay ment of additional loans, to be expeadeu in 1 1 Faille works; and we have removed the impedi- I mon to the sale of incumbered estates, in order to emteorage as mach as possible the application of capital to the improvement of land. The spirit of insubor- Manias which has prevailed in various parts of the country, mgoolally in Ireland, has forced upon our consideration login et afar more grave and anxious character. We have medially concurred in them measures which have been thought seesseary to secure obedience to the laws, and to germ end to prevent outrage and rebellion. Deeply sensi ble of the value at those institutions under which we have M happiness to live, no effort on our parthas been wanting to preserve theta from the evil designs of misguided men, who, taking advantage of a season of temporary distress, bane endesaased to excite discontent and insurrection. We ham w tossed with gratitude and proud satiates:di at the e ion, on the part of the great mom of the of marks Of attachment to their sovereign and re velator the law; and we, as their representatives, partleipat qr to the fullest extent in their feelings, now tender to your the sincere expreadons of our devotion and loyalty. right hon. gentleman then presented to her Majesty, for the royal ammo, the Consolidated Fund Appropriation Bill. and the Exchequer Bills Bill. Her Mariam gave her royal swat to them bills, and also to the Copper and Lead Dodo Bill, and fluent Slave Trade Treaty, Preliminary Inquiries Act Amendment Bill, British West India Colonies and Mauritius Bill. Savings Bank (Ire land) Bill, and City of London Sewers B.U. The LORD Casacataou then advanced to the foot of the throne, and handed her Majesty a copy of the speech, which she reed in a clear end audible tow : Mt Loans AND GENTLIKEN, I ass happy to be able to release yds from the &dim of a laborious and protracted soolon. The Act for the Prevention of Crime and Outrage in Ire land. which received my assent at the commencement of the session, was attended by the most beneficial effects. The open display of Isms intended for criminal purposes was clucked, the course of justice was no longer interrupted, and several atrocious murderers, who had spread tenor through the country, were apprehended, tried, and convicted. The distress in Ireland, consequent upon sucemelve fail ures in the production of foods has' been mitigated by the application of the law for the relief of the poor, and by the Oof charitable contributions raised in other parts of tie United K gdinom. On the other hand, organised confederacies took advan tage of the existing presume to excite my suffering subjects to rebellion. Hopes of plunder and confiscation were held out to tempt the distressed, while the most visionny prospects were exhibited to the ambitious. In this conjuncture I applied to your loyalty and wisdom for increased powers • and, strengthened by your prompt con currence my go vernment was enabled to defeat, to a few days, machination . which had been prepared during many mouths. TM, energy and decision shown by the Lod Lieutenant of Ireland in this emergency deserve my warmest approbatiaa. In the midst of them difficulties you have continued your labours for the improvement of the laws. The set for facili tating the sale of incumbered octane will, I trust, gradually remove an evil of greet magnitude in the soda sate of Ireland. The 'yenta of perinatal entails of land established in Scotland produced very serious evils, both to helm of entail and to the community; and I have had great sable lion in geeing it amended, upon principles which have Imag been found to operate beneficially in this part of the United I have given my cordial assent to the measles which have in view tge improvement of the public health, aad I entertain en earnest hope that aJoundation has been laid for continual advances In this harakiri work. ONNTLIMIN OF VIM Bousi OF COMMONS, I have to thank you for the readiness with which you have granted the supplies neemeary for the pubirc service. I shall avail myself of every opportunity which the exigandts of the state ma slow for enforcing economy. Mr Lou!,. AND GENTLINLIN, I have renewed, in a kerma manner, my diplomatic Ma eon with the government of France. The good nadir:stand ing between the twos countries has combined without the slightest interruption. Events of deep impoetaace have disturbed the internal tranquility of many of the states of Europe, both is the north and in the south. These events have bed to hostilities between neighbouring comatriss. I am employing my good cams in concert with other friendly powers to bring to an amicable settlesset these differences, and I trust that our efforts may be eacesesfuL I am rrjoiced to think that an increasing mum of the vane of peace encourage' the hope that the maims of Europe may continue in the enjoyment of its blessings. Amidst these convuhions I have had the satisfaction of being able to preserve peace for my own dominions, and to mantels our domestilf tranquillity. The strength of our Institutions has bees tried. out lam not