The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-26 00:00:00

bow-, the Magyars had attested the comp of the &Mari+, and taken it by s t e m. They wan also pinp.llll; to bombard Loped'. Tbe Ilespries lore/ lorl quits absa , :ourd Biabsoltarro• Low" drone Galileo anaotuuse the septets el Lahliole who had bee teotielated King is the iskeerha by a n w l'Ar.sana armed velment'. 'ft &rebut dirratatioi have left Ohne% am pl. t.ly @elided with the tionessions sad proodese of thr t ti,t (wpm. 'Th name of their sew penis , * is Itassesish, sad that of their temporal osi gorig.: Sopkitste de VW& The Awake goverausrat have introduced some mod T h e tote the law rempesting reunite for the sb= of the nobility from mildewy lim• b; is Pi the er for serving is Axed roue Mita II leen Of MC l'ltUlViAa—rhe news tee A. Berlin sot of later di.*.,han that previossly reesitod. As army of obet-‘% atiom. MM° strew, will De shortly stationed tm it. Haim ender the roataand of Oma. Wtositol, wn. ...Ai be vereeeded is = i re bY Ira° Oth ,, ti, the gsneral who" s lf in POW 113' his toetirsa=twas endeaveare of at Waste to the goad dusity el 1%. vt. noco=to the spirit et this arse posies of the Ki • get • att.very-geseral is still busily *employed in ones i avid. no • against those sonsbne of the late Ismembly who , took steps to publish in the pot • the resolution of the Assembly veer otitis ghe payortnt , of taxes. The ultra co neerva'ive jean A, the New' PritessieeAs•Zraosng, declares that, V th. .ovey oblieed to take the oath to observe and wit. 3.i the emautatias, "the king will cat his own get and not be able to wield a stick, a sword, s pen." According to the new onestitatioa, the army will swear to maintain it, as soon se it has inn is. A the approbation of the two chanties. DAV ‘ll,lA.—Letters from Munich, of Dee. 21, nays, The l:ar.ot Yoe Ltrchniteld, the pool of the pretest y, La, resigned, and it is thought that tarn of li". r 1 1.4, ,,, a will follow his example. This with dra.v .t :a a tri•lowtt ler the conservative manilla, whi' s.rmoded in delaying, up to the present pahisation in Bivaria of its laws parsed by the F. onktort National Assembly. Lerchenfeld's sigesii odl ra move ..:e mom obstacle to a ekase intitioiry between Austria and Bavaria. Lerchenfeld had I.- vied. during a short time only, the post of • • r 0111 W htarlot, and, ad interim, Finance. FRAN ti FOR f.—The dates from this free city are of t' i. Is.l in.*. Herr tichmerli. g had left for 01- saws. rte Ilmeoverian g.iverontent have declined to pale! Os Uo rerri.th passed laws in Frauktort respect log 1.,...!ed property, auul the constitution kr tier man. voted; and the Bavarian government, until thus. I have b. en dimmed in the Diet at Munich. Th i.e.-Adjoin in the sitting of the National Ae oreti.li on the 2341 were not of general interest, and e l . .nt o adtionmed nail the following 'Monday. 'Ail) a few mesahrre were present. IRELAND. DUBLIN. Duo. 26. Tlti4 b, Christoisirdey, the Dublin morning parrs I 'wing jemmying custom, do not &p -rat In. few provincial journals which have react Iti 114 Aft' lately barren of ustellipeop, and we ors se • eily without uews. The Galway Vindicator aptc.4 only of the great destitution or the people. tag" thiA watt h preasn•ed the exatessent of similar to that which ran - weed our DUklll l l COI poi ati.4l reliantly. An address, in the old ramp errA hole, had been proposed by some Write in the W.c of Sligo, and the liberals. following thet ow.. of Dublin ' presented an amend st similar in purport, and equally laudatory at ]ntd Cietrynd , n t, that which was carried here. Bid ODMMEICIAL RINKCIATION.—The mut •r d meetly tithe meshes, of this asmeatims was held Weameday kist, Me hugs! J. Fields., Req. pre sides, of the weedifilwa s la the chair. The wp ort de tailed th. p e .tispo el she herd, is relation to the veriest' matt. wh'elt hew some ender its consideration dories the port sad erasprieod dßicussito • on th late tea du lee, the l Indian ...It wonep 4R, the threateeed iceman et the limonta-te R, the hy pnhematin of goods to the Pest ladle Cent petty. the r,ltiw.tute of cotton in lathe end at Port Natal, theor' y of Of. owl property is Miss, mid the Winds,- Von .ilea)* into Indie. Is otasezios with seek debase lout he beard h..d pen. imbed, memorialised, or waited by dere .^. the nepeetive authorities peosetriog the pram to prevent the change &tinder deprecated, m.d give tat.. • o r_gessawt seeded 1s severil Matinees the board ha 1 trotted widli kiedred asseekstime it. Mettehe4er, • '. cad eisewhers.—J. Pilkiagtoa. Req., M P., mow- thimperthe Mop Ma of the report, mid took oorm.ion to u-se tlot ace of a diewautioa of the t«a duties, the Chore , • monist of which, he said, was daily b 4. ging our Ucdina r. I. , jnna with Chine Into a more ungati.laelory can. &dm. tram the disahhity it imposed on es of taking the ro tor. • Maser had to gimp for our rods lilt was sp,A. • v. • t te that our timie wittrChina would ultimately be diet; er.4 by shoe restristions, if they esatiourd unaltered. The r• o At Ries edeptoti.—Tee Chaises commended to the teeelderstire awl Rapport of the 111110611" Loa. the • vf s s.olw.y t• oat B oil ay to Cellists, the him series • th. I ••• dad g est P. slender railemy.—The chairmen year a nate nv 0..4 the argameate la favour of Om pro pe. d i•i.w,es, to oat, c •n:emp:sted amount .1 tr a it«, die. • K It. Jackson foilowed; anise the viva-steps that wohlo t only to the op la of India, hut to the , iple of ire, from improved tea as. .4 int•n al ournenuni.mtkie is India. —A resolution wee 1-• oew ill by Mr. J• .k. e, sad 'dosed, epproving the prep anniseadiag it to the suppose et the association Eimer ...re mote is the g .aeral roles, sad vittoim i, • at the .. awl of dn. etas Ailed u . Atter a vote of Ilanlie to the cloArst" the ma'am TEL .NATtatL Hanky BOCICIT.—At the anti weasel meeting, he ll pa thAatigneriee S May'. room. is ]'eve. 4e. the motor in the their, Dr. Charlton, cam of the orewteriee, read report. tract whisk it snowed that up th. ihth last open-rote of 44,663 peons bad this year trisite•: , lan Nuseincia and it was "opposed that beture the ar siosoinood •he r am)) r would inereue to fortellve Is unnesyneve* of the /rest attention which the souoe.ttee e-ot devoted to the Polytechnic Egbibittint, De pap n hart bees read g het th. y might sow be seamd. rim report re, crud to the ...wend presents which bad hoes re ceived A Miele the yea. The tieseurer stated, that the feeds of th. w• re as e h nor slats this a- than the lest. Lae: t ear they hod on'y 761. la keno ; but this leer they dr' w'f bit WI! , whole they had yet to r. eeive tee whole of the rioricrintine.. A wasamodos ensued respecting the kropn-ty of rei.r:t." a pray eamittease to the moorage, is i ges..•l o . a t Ow u sage*' 0:1110 of the sod Ay's altars, the /swam* 'eine barely be meet the ezpsedit ere while th« masher nf nib:cribs". wn. fieweariag, .oh tea iehia.ed by If.. Mamma moving that k be a yes ennien.laiine to the moaseitt.e to call a speetel mesibly of the member as the palleet. The rtv.rt wee them rewired and ordered to he printed; alter which thanks woe v .tol to l's chairman, son to ext.itang broke up IlettthrialtD I.ITUKLMAL. — The lirrefwd Journal marb:—.. The following ft...twin, has meetly boa deter a&.-.1 spew, by the dean en. , chapter of oar cathedral, from wide!. tinoimal emits may be tiosidestly 'spaded to te11..., see. mil, ha the decor ties of the eellefebi. eadmeral by seer mriate.prelseena f the beestihd art of glampsist. hip, Awl in prewreetsuo soon the disturbance and isles, of its *eh, sad ; weilet at the sane time it may poosibly lead to The Man - .tam of thee whisk we ammo* het regard as • gland lidithreaus—a seas mg hop*. I the emcee of toad y. Ihe tewiltition alluded to is as Miens ;—' That L. all lauoil. u, the getleidnd ahu,eh aka be 'harm n ed. the poyment to the tarn nada of erne bur dyed vein's: in Om LIAM steam , se' simians, of seeewly tae the shamerard of Sky godsons. That rase boat e la stra.e. smut be laid at the lady arbour elaietsge or therchyatoe—eng each ut W.l.* west,- Dee seisms shah be pod. Ilia se fatiwitiaram shell he admitted date the redlweirel but rich as sir messily of the seam character as thew, acted with the fabric, the sham whirs shall be wile-Imadred view, tb,« iveige to be drat submitted to the and cospim. disesid wait Illusumosts be of @peek' I:hustler, the than and ela ,pter wad conehlwr what amottat saiarht he melted; that thay,:eill allow, Meted of mew a-nte the ereetioa of paint.-4 ohm memrtrial•witeloara, pro video the deign and robot he apj rowed of, fa ds'', by the deso sod chapter , up .0 • mall wows seksow -I.4mm: for porsaisics." Oat wiring has already bass lit. only -.hared and ann. pt. 4. Till 'lute. a. Hen. BAPTIST NOEL ' S EILFLANA - Di•a le• ;net Hued from the patiell. The telloalitg se as *s team "A. is the foßowitg week I have frankly attacked the anima betweea the then* sad Mate, I feel e save's , d to beer net humble teetimmiy to the piety and wor th of wa ll y who a ph,,bg a t. I hey. mated, without roarer, the ia t. the syst:tho ores prelates; but how Maar thaliscr• 1 wear . men, raised to the most Honoring honours, ithee soceessiiilly misted their tomptakwo I Of theses pre bk., with whom I have the 'wooer to b., eequaioted, IMO I admire for their simplicity, benevolence, anti liberility; sad ethers iorti noire for eminent piety. Must wisely is many testate's, awl most couscieetiouly I doyen e,4 is all, have the ',meat governu not lo:mdislatored their ecciesastisal rues .go. Will more sezioas mm Ito do justce to my be loved std hemmed brethren, the evangelical esisiaters of the ertablidmiest. IIAT:111C acted with than. for sianyleours. I can .ps.k of their pnneipiee with eshihleste. Numbers of them, whom salami I should rejoice to location here with honate, are is cloture iu wiheriag to the establishment m l wi•lt to be in yoking it. Of Ray ef teem I am continued that lacy turves me la 0. reeds/se to Christ Worthy successors of Romaine sad John Tres, of N sites, Coe., and Thomas Scott, of Robinson mod Risme, I hops that, reissinlag imescientionaly Is the establidimeat, they will hews the respect and alludes of all good mos. May they eojoy . incrsiestnit comfort cad usetinuem to the end of their sainestry Whit.. I condemn a state peel icy, I honour sash pions prelate : while 1 awn the relation sHIPPING. --- Mm ry uknaam—DoW -- o_4Demightides,l;Oommou and Jersey, I • Freneli, I. Lowooti, Dee. 26 —Wield this day at sou, 8.8.6., Uptit breeze, and deli, ha' mashie. Dui, Deo 24.-8., fresh ; p.m., 8.8. W., moderate.—Ar. , vivid from the rimy and tailed, 26th: Willem Forator. Algna Bay ; Ilaneeetvr, Mobil, ; Elisabeth Archer, tir dirty. N B.W. • T. J. Rums, Cnarlestrie. Sail. d, 23rd : Swath B;as ; HlBhnaiy. Jamaka. Ponvartotiva, Dee. 24.—K B.ll.—Arrlud, 23rd ; Noy Baanstyae. Whoopee; Natalie, Surinam for Amsterdam. Sailed Id. !tumor Driver, westward, to willow§ the lin tte;Teroo '. ',Tee. 26.-8 Sig.—Arrived 23rd : Adeline New Odessa ; Harriett Aerate, Mobile ; Isaac Wrighe, Weems, sad Columnal, New York. 24th, Ltneatrr. D., aurora. 26th, Harkhill, Nswieundeind 8 tiled 23rd : Album, Ham Yong ; Hwaub, Calmar ; Si. AMP, Hon • Jan., and Selma, Biter% Leone ; Columbus, Peraushoeu. 24th, Saver, Su Franciao ; Astra, Mobile non, NaTiffeat. 8111.110. Ara; Commodore, Mobile Nutt , New York ; Can be, St. Lula ; Boolaug, Veetroy, sod Hoarser Davies, New Orisons; Cumberland. Aralacne .1; Deuce, and Mrcione, Charlatan ; Pruner, Newfounland. lIIAROATI, Deo 25.—The Sophia,from °du to Landon, w hich was 00 shore rat Foram Bock, was got a th.e anroiaa, MA brought into the labour. NoCTC F oIILAND, Dee. 22.—The Lady Hilda, of and for Jtnet true Ludas, ie oa shore under t h e North Fore land Light ; ever sewed. Marogra. Dee. 24.-B.B.—The Hamburg ship lost on the Te agoe dead bas become a total wreck. BOSTON (Limo ), D-.. 24.-8.3 —A quality of wreck hes DM _picked up here. A ewe of Fiscal's**, mark. d w BEL H. ata;" sod some be. kea awe, astted " ANL No. 83. AZ H 182. Cowie, Dec. 23.—B.—Arrived: Lowe via Negesteir, Be. tavia, fur Award 4111. PORTNNOCTIN, Dee 23.-8. to 8 S.W., buy.—Arrive d: Julia. trmt Newport toe Bridgewater, leaky, sod mica pup choked. PLYNOOIII. Dm. 24 8.8. by B.—Arrived: Joseph Butehby, Chime. PALDWITII, Dee. 23 —E. to 12. N. 8., fresh gales.-24. smug galea—Sailed : Cadet*, N..er York. 25th, W 8.W., radiate bream Arrived : Auusta, Nt • York, tor Anatadans. It blew a violent pl. yesterday pea 8.8 ; modenned duress the night, veering to ti.e soultward and wawa& The shipping rode well. FOITIIT, Dee. 26 —N B.—Sailed : Caner, Charleston. Dias, Dee. 24.-B:nag brass, sad Bne ; p.m , cloudy.— Arrived : Blinees, Posing; Douglas, Q ue b e c. Deepen. Dee. 12 —8 Wed : Vora Porto Bice. Panwerta, Dee. 24.—1 t blew a tree-nduus and severe K ola yesterday mad lea alakt, at 8.2 , with a heavy gnome sea. The Boa ell more et less sestaised emasp, sad bed to yet under weigh. SCILLT, Dee. 22.-B.3.—Arrived: Emma end Lathe. Batavia. Bwessae, Dec. 24.-2.8.1.-84 1 1 a: William Niebeigen, Cabs. Milford, Dec. 23.-1.8 Z., moderate.—TbeGss Ale, of and from Port Hades, tor Newcastle, was is eoatect Lan hiseht..l of sad true Port Madoe. Bt. Au 's Head, with the Byelaw, The Wm sank hamediately; crew saved by the kesurer, whisk sestahme soriderabie damage. Mosvaaao, Des. 24.—8.8 8., Creak brims, with a hard frost.—Seiltd: B e, Philadelphia. BlAlntalin, Dee. 21.-11 —8 Aka : Tasassae, sad Heal William, New Orleans ; Superb, Haim Sailed : Salty Gnat, sad Maly Haile Ayres. Ayres. Ikeux, Dee. 31.—Tbe arietbr. et Bolamerer, Amtries, was weed diananded, hill a wart. mad abaniened, uo the let alt.. in lat. 32, lose. 76, by tbe Wermes, sorbed at. Burros, D-e. II —The No" Liveried se tedeAmrt, mos ran down by the Awn, ire. Liverpool as ea the 21st Wt., thirty mita of 1 mew saved. - Titan Ikaka a TOES iY onners of sager. -.....- tessetee ISS 9w, aad the _... was eolisidered to las elowsi The wheat -.raft was Ira, with sprouhttive oar 'trout Remise ports to bay for spring shipments to St. Petersburg ryesthe 101144' Baltie prim. Bins es linden were IA request. Gold zed at 437, wilont buyers. Massy was &headset, bat fends and shoes were ist am slam rUs o u!.. o. ke A.,. isi I %A Owe. 1115 515 a par P. Sri. Amu. 551 I I S aL. -40 : f.- 3 .43 434 OM. ii , 4.1.0 1,114 , V 4114 NV. 41.12411 4 /1 'UMW. re.. asiirlea 151546. lor Mat. Gnaw* 'ow :: u 0 Pr OLiiiiesd4 TS 6 Wow& Vokersi Ga., .4 4 pecOnS. II rot 01 111443 4, 4244 u 44, 14i is 3 gl ue.. Ts a 145.14 I 4Lirk. Ihrevila 1414- 44 5 iltari*sr.. U 4 i — .2l2EL N V l bl iol v a 111.. 3 4,43 a: ..- 'a 1 3 pet CIL 511 B:,riare as.. 31 II r rt r Ot tr=tkets..ll a 1 4 1 255 , 4 " ra 441644 515,i...1691111 RAILWAYS.—The sham vaarket is very quiet this day, with little doing, sad tasnygdealsrs absent. Eastern Coaaties No. 2, 6 per Ce..ta., offered at i pm. Oaford sad Worcester, sellers, at 23. French shares good i Boulogne and Amiens doss at n. SALL' UTTIOUTNI. • I SO TWO Tat" DA i IN 1.41 , 11+r”. Ma, Wale., ark Why (gale I. laaawkiee New Ws, 4 1 hap gal& or with sbrareatae), nab! Wasters 461 ni 141 4l 1 d Wheel sad Soder 'nada 1111 Maw& hubs, at 11= hire Caledeedss 2141 Kanek., Saar 606 Us erewtarall 1 Q.s., Nu. I, 101 De. New la Fret., 71 1 Ilkllaied. 631 lot Aagilea 34. lea 11 per Ct. Do. tb.e aria It Plot. h 1 lehlaad Greet Weatern( f old) Id matte °mad" IA 111 North DAWN 14 E. mum eigtp ow. •pr Cl., 7 4 D". 11 := 44 I IL Useehahlre, 264 N. Mar ra 91 1 Nan. sad Ulagow, is hotter Central, 26 Maw Terwil. h tior., 111 threw.. end glrm ( A), 21 1 theme ltortaws, 54 New User., 111 DJ. Hahne A. Der., 44 1 S. Maws 234 I De. /Leper Oird. Gem, 41 Du. No. 3. 11 CIL IL k W. (Delead.. 24 Du Third., N0.:4, 7 4 04. N. at gagined New VA. We IL Wales 974 Oast Wader; 794 Tack, News., a Prew., 171 v Do. Ors" 17 1 Do. Orig. New. h Her.. 261 Do. Now 17 .061 DJ. KUM Nu. 1 (Tort sad Lam gad Tart. 44 Do. Earn% 301 I Do. Ne akal (New. sad Der.), Ds 411 k. I i 131 Lands sad landlord, 921 Da t..N.E. Par.. 74 1 Les, litightaa, ea/ 6. C., 311 Dadaism and Maims SI I Do. New h. guar. 4 per Cl., 41 Deana rd Voyage, 71 Ds..le N. Ma Qrs. w 41 r% 121 la Lazenakearg, sv New N. al You.", $ Do 161. eh. M. h h. lk 11 Parte and 11..ue0. 141 191 I.W. 101. oh. X at B. C, 31 PLAI sad dud•bours, 3 PRODUCE.— Minciso-iAme, 110-past P•o.— Timm will nut ha say pubits salmi this wesk.—Yrult— Canasta : The importations this stems into London has bees larger hy 700 tons tima is 1847, hot only 100 tons in sums el tits year 1846. The ekskrabow Is odottimpii..n hays amounted to 4,800 tons, hobbit in (awes at 1047, 790 tams. The stuck to hand eatinsabd at 1,000 Was Ruts Van at tbs dose of 1847 —Raisins: Th. Importaii for the Soar has emounted to 4,750 toss,abowinit an increase ol 1,600 tom es pared with 1847. Tba iota &armlets this yam. 4,100 ten", against 3,700 nu 1847.—Firs: Th. importetiot this year has hiss 130.00 0 3 drums, against 210.000 .0 1817. We are wittiest any indication of hounntia td-dity by pri vate soadvaet, as evstossary at this ss .14111. PRICISS CUMItt..• . ••• o. elm. svry ram tip, N. 1. 4l 4._ • • 17.15ea,11.1 7 .2074.112 0 . 64.33 7 . 0 4 Hew.. .... ~. II HI- 0 • 1101104 &Ong._ 33 CAI 11 Oirpsatlwillnar 0 11.. 0 6 Pim •• • .41 6 *3•6111•1.. Idiarldm, brows_ V 6- 34 • Lux, * put MO. Tars 7,4 4 .36 6 fid. bed l6 • 16 • 1104,...-. .... ...... Se 1..00 I , d. • ...I 1da1p17411•434 1 4 1 . 17 •:I ilers. ..... Yellow 24 0..17 Meet .0.4 WY* -. 34 • .42 led 11 , 41111.111de . . IS IS .. I einigadadent...... 12 old *Awn TODOW ... .Se C. 17 013 d, per ISI lop. sal. 4.0. Ong ad white.. 19 4...61 rivli. and, vale-. .16 IS.. 27 nook Abe.. 46 1-34 draw . . 41I• • 40 6..41 Wow. S ;d1;;;.. 14 4_ SS lA ncinme *ed. 54 0_ 06 Wed lad* = ' id;ili::::.% 64 • . es ion 30 C.. 16 0 Or 2.. ... ........ SI 10 _33 1 (Mod. N • 1114 I 0.1••,tia11tu,44:41.1 43 0.. 44 0 Ogyks. gaud 0741 Coma Nut arm VI 0 * 11 dud. lulu. pi% Plow arddery 21 IL 14 6 pm km - 41 14... 0 Ms 410.555 WNW . .. -. .. IS 3._11 10 tube 42 0... IN 0 1' u worms, pee *wt. 6 0:1 11. 11Z we- latter- ....0. Ise . 111 0...74 I. I=ll3o if C.. 44 w 4th• *II 110 sod 71 .tar 0 o._ 0 0 drag 2l 5.. 36 • Dub1,..0.., .. ~ 0 o._ 0 • Taa. at par lb. Lamm am, du. .. 62 0. 411 to ts•god,eamusua 9 0 ... • 7 Clarluw. Id .... 74 0 .. 00 0 Riad,* per •w. Sim) .4 4 0- 4 0 Iloupil utile 9 6.. 3 • Wiwi.. 6l 4.-71 6 Caw-- laws ad 11•011171 7 0.- 11 0 Sim ..... • 0... 0 . /sew deem* Oirdlas.... . - ... 23 0.. 27 • Parl,l..nu, • Ihr. .IS •. && 6 Otiklll. 111162.14. 4 ..Liark .. so • u • Ilm at pir gall. Om. 1., tot .... t Leeward Wand BM% 16 JumSonl, Prod. 1 S .., 1 4 11= .1 ... ~..... :4 4 ;1 5 3 . Demmer% 21 to •• pet so* 14341,11•10•1,eirk s • a . "'es 0.1 .. i WWI ....7,1.4•... t Jonsiss, PO 10 34 Maw 11.....0116 66 0...* Ja per aim. 0.5. 3 6 11166,1646. 3 41, P. 4 1 0 -. 71 . Pawned' marts .. 4 0 flaw, 0 . mal I•4m, at per 0. Weedy, Id bras& . 1 10 b. 4.• mi M. %wt.,. antidispirlyd.p. I ... • 0 = 0•.44 08. 4. 460 1 / 1 - 0 0 Idea 1 ... I a ■=l2 -.. ..... 0 6 ...0 0 his, per two. a 3 • KIia.P.T.IL &33 i0,..49 4 w o k ) ... .. I, 3t ...• el al. - Rumbas& V LIMB* %%IP. , if 7. J $4...• & bowl ... . dutch a nd .." 110*101 is 0... w• 0 win ..,. s 11.... .rdidaad . .... ... 23 C.. 41 6 Mot low. Ileur. id pew NIL 101 b..3yru, dr, ) 1 ..4 • 01.11ddralausals606 710 17...31 . idly ,try . .... 0 6..1 • . uutolud . ..... .... SI Lt._ 0 • 16. •11111.11.Wa. We WI alma; 26 10 .• 0 Vie . .4 II ... 11 9 Wei, Mies .. ownhut 33 14... • 0 •• 1.146 m ....... m vor • UM. v• 0•301 w 1•01 lout dom.- 16 o_l3 4 0411mem 04 ... rumba, IS 0... 1 4 0 17441 e, hunhau..... I 1.. ~ e lute 7U, at P. wt. •0104 . .. ..... 20 0 _l4 9 19140 ll 4... • 0 *MO . .. .. .. 4 o_ll I -trails _ 10.. 1' 0 n o 4, %Nap ,_ 3 4... • 0 111.6111111 m l4 1. , ..11 4 Ism, aI ;41V 707. Vag datule , . ..... todlaad. lOm 376 13 4 0 4 4rmal TALLOW.—Oa account of Chriwunuedny we ham) aou`ai+ PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1646. PAL I MC WI ----...... Rest tlus dsy Casks 1— 16,240 Deism week Dm from Ist ism Anted lost week ... ..... .... lll6 Da tram Ist Juno Prise T. t:. thes day pit wt 6ls. 1.4. I*. Toms W. sd. 111.1.0 34947 2.091 1,1140 ;11/1 611 AAP Akin .kl. 4f► IN. MM. rAi 4M. Mi. 110P8.—Boiwoost Maitirr P6llllllLlill AM. Marna. report that prices roasts steady Soo log a I 8,0, hawing a lair ion al celour and quaklty. Low lamplro otr, Sew Ald• IL kiwi 36. 10 to Vow ... •. 0 Weald al ILiala .... 30t03 10 1 Yaarlaut . 11 t. 116 Arai : 0 ..a 3 0 Old at . • • / ... / 0106 I COBN.-13•vs, D.c. 23-The sak 1 r ti. dull, and mica are la. per qr. 1.0.0 f. Best utal..ing Barley readily brings last week's prices ; mindless f. a tale; but ire ekes r. Yeas matinee oat of demuul, awl can to. day 3e yertlaerd Olt easier terms; but should the provost woe, weigher continue the oonsumptioe will iiicrniee. Baena and Oat s meal•eir;d in value. Wheat. old. .10.. to 66* ; new, 1111*. to 60s Barley, ni•ltiost, 31.. ei lie. ; edit s, 26.. to 30s. Beaus, old, 40s. to 46s ; new, 34.. to 40a. Os's, black, 18.. to 24*. ; white, 21s. ;o lie. Kati, white, 40s. to 60..; grey, 34s to 40e. per qr. Besmear's, Dee. 23.-For soma k' part wo have had large euppli. sot Wheat and Barley; this m remit the quan tity tally *von last week, and the • t im nd, it any•bintr. worm. New Wheat le decidedly la 114441 sad thereby improved in vales to the mill. r ; notwithstanding there was • redaction of 6d. to la. per loud, and • rood deal kit over ansoA Oar very beet samples of reached 31a. to Us. ; ordinary. 265. to 30s. ; the e.t.a slow mid prime lower. Both Oats sad Beans, 41, e.ia w, ore eiheoper; indeed. the tendency has bee. -iio; ontiatos dowswerille, as all dimeriptlome of grain. Wo. or, new, 15a to 17e.; Bee, lee. is 19e. ; old, 16e. to ; line, iO4. Blendeern, 13.. to 16e.; fine, 165. ; By'. 0. to 11, : lioe, 14e. Blain. new, 11.. to 135.; 010, 13e. to 14e.; Ise, 160. Peaa, grey, 12e. to 13e ; white. 134. to 14*. per throe how.els imperial. Oats, new, 16. to , • g o ., ;AI L to 22e. ; 185. to 22a. ; fiat, 235. to 24.. BLley, 26*. to 204. ; tam malidee, 30s. to 32.. 6d. per T wo taw, Lascuurras„ Dee 23 Prime, -01y a very loeht market of all de. scrip:ken of gala. effected ware iu Levier of Me farmer. NIWIPOZT, lims or rrr, Corn trade at thee day's market wae dull; we cou l d both. e no alteretiou is last week's prime. NOI7IIIOIOI. Dee. 23.-The Corn market here has hers well saeOted h samples to day. The note co u u o use Te r, dell. Beet Wheats only made last week'. rates. Barley is in km demand, and lower is price; the moue Berl y apply to Bemis. Oats about as before PaI•TON, Ike. 23 -We are nearly wileon. ;ins sun. plies &vie cep this week. The trade ham upon the whoie Deem lerraid. Wheat and Flour cab r tate. icy ma s s eia A ft er let rims, whilst Oda sod Oatmeal heed bus tether more aott after, and as latter toe turn higher. The thaw of Boutish Wbe,t at tat: es.vn )1116214e to .day was smaller then tor severetereeka pro, and a clearance wee 'Sold, at this eras of tilt. day Wasight. For inch we oleo repeat ear quotations, whisk are Etch. :r nominal. Fl.ar saahered. O.S. needy la vales, and in improved demand. We have lake • is- experienced a more Revere) inquiry for Onameal, aced we note as amendment if 61. per hied upon nor last mammy. Brea is 6d. per fp. k b , gher. Other articles whitest c Woaceseas, Dee. 23.-Oar auk , t waseupplied with Weed, red the Meg, loud limier* at sully Du cur. veiny of this day wisaight. Bark, of ail kinds 'other lower. Oan ens eyed is value, Wile it fair mle. lkans nearly inaletained their value. Piss in very limited request. Taasorrn. 23.-Our 'applies of *Jen Obi' week were Cooly emixieT•te, but the Wheat trade ia eh ielly confined to the milled; nearkots are, itonesquentiy, vcry doll. The • hest pareela barely supported last week's row, MUM*" ------_ geditleitw. lb. es" Sits rejelse is their radii. sew - The nets forneraretills wear to me ellen ; hat I de sat meet earn thisk ag I fie. Ia etalealag owe 'Amity el jlesigt, 1 Mars to reigns *she. To »min It the egeMMehraeat with say views would be arialsal—si* thehe k is • duty. _ If by:4aq esgetaciese I have Ulm. emearay weaseed the of my Wiles hretber, y sok biee is Wire me. I I lists sreeseliredg NMI kite say asaggerstee. I de*. h. Theigaglegit e el wee I 111110 shade • dear AiWt helves& Inas& eel sad so•Orsagalle eisturess—betwees there whe resit the Gaya a thew vigil de wet newt it. lie mew Mess libendity—se Mit egsearo—dgeshi elditarate the allithiciw=l4h7. &attire. who an set mild smog the pant -she do set *wart thefe I rid who de mei wreally eke witi - thest—meg be erat=ead IYGbtrl atialetere of Christ. Lastly, I meet urem my regret that I here set dose mot kw the se of • hiwdly, er,sidgesto, sad willing einsek, whisk I sad with whoa I have bees age twenty-two yews • rotor. hoped** bays gnat the regesieder of my don. Taste duties, tibia the Moly of the Word of has hiveei wog laithazoodes, sane* prang here te be tallied. Zen easse• frit them that ety sageweer megrestive as* pea to had than op to piety, ear without my netelfal thesis he their shaudast sad savory*, Madame. Meragey. Dee. 14. A NSW AulMiti.—M. AtrrollaS writing Mea (the Alimeatopi) team Cabo, One the followiag so Min{ etas subset now to Zurepesa grime*. which ageorat ho embed Weft Berea lieu Muller, who had reerstly re. Mimed to that city from KorJoha :—" At Melees, is aloe OW raid the bozos, " where I stooped wise time to mike wayesHeetioae, I awn as the 17th of April, 1844. a lies who I was la the habit of selling ts Ise geedeasee ot aigiegth. Os day he asked mg. If I ',Shed sin ler ea Wars, wide\ he timeribed thee :—lt is of the ease of • mall deekry, hag • thick body sad title here, seam hair, sad tail like • boar. It has • losg bees es its ferghtad, sad lets it hang when anseg, but steels it imassiktely as swing ea meaty. It is • feraddabie weans: hat I do sot know its g last Wank. TM Wags' Is bead not fez frost here nielpee), towards t h e S.S.W. 1 hare gess it otos la the wild greand., whirs the negro.. kill it. sad ferry it homer to sobs shields hem its gitim.—N B. This sea was ash stgutiatei with the rbineseess, whisk he distinguished seder the name et Ford: hots the A'sage. Oa Jose 14. 1 wee at Karel, abs in Kordotea, and mot there a dare Eger 'heat who wee sot aena.nted with ray list Wormer, sad gave see westaaeougly the game tharriptlat of the Alsa, adding that he had tilled awl sates we set lea, Wore, and that its Rash wit well Savoured." lien >iapps ll aad M. Prowl, eats M. d'Abbsdie, have alma, spokes el a con•lionsed /tithes tiaednaped; sad I have Ow some s dab ots. whisk teed to embark the enigma et when two forest kneels. SECOND EDITION. Rom tiler GAVITTE of THIS NIGHT. DOwataci4relattr, Dac. 26.—The Queen bat been irseiotoly pleated to giro ordain far the appointment of Liest•Col. Otsego Bolhor, of the Bode to be as theism Number ol the Minter/ Mehra of the Third Clan, or Componlase of tb. Most Hanottrabla Order of dr Bath; and of Col. Donors liltGreppre, laepatter General of the Coaralsilary Paso of Inland; and Lint. Col. Charles Rowan. CB , of the Cameramen of the Pollee of the Meropollo; a be Ordinary Manboro of the then Division of the Beard Clam sr Kolanto Coesoutaors of the said Mae Hoesentsbe Older. ADMILALTT. Doe. IL Corp of loyal Illatisee—F. L. Dowse. mt., to be esetel A. Woltiem pet.. le be eseeed lieet. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM BRCCII, Albenr-sweet, Rerent'elmrit, bsiter. Towns Tuatuar HATDON, Woodworth, Siam. Weber. ANDRUS/ DAVIDSON Toosto, Oreseclturchwtreet, City, commimies agent. PATRICIL Car lowness", Joon MILVILLI, sai WR. LAN FATINTLRNOT STIMINT, Austie-triam City, losishocits. ANDRIIII Ille*ylebooretreet, Repo 'no t, Mao rope manufacturer. 0111111 PARRT, Fleet-atrest. term. CaAßLlWatra DILLON, Itlthboue•plast, Oaford- SITINN, crime celetiraan. FRANCIS DOVOLAS HAVILAND, Berweelt, Sums, hap merehast. JONN HALL. Shrewsbury, Violist Mertheer. ANTIIONT HARDIN'S/L. JIM, Chepstow, Moomouthaltim, timber merchant. WILLIAM Tows, jos., Health's/W4, Saila Budgies, Demenshire, Mirealler. WILLIAM Baran, jan., Garters' Wm, out duel m. Josarl F.Lt. tan, Liverpool, draper. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. BosulT Twists MONTEITH, GISIMAII, EMI ANDRAW PHILLIPS. Aberdeen. gabfest maker. Joys Cum, Forlsr, iroomeager. 0 'ono' Rossano:l4 Roumeath, Dual dealer is allure. ALNIANDIN DRISDALR, Cilargew. merriest. Wolda, TA COMMEUCIAL 4 MARKEt.N MONET MARK RT at CITY INTKIGICrut 2too (Meek —The peaceful issue of Laois Na poleon's first reviaw having &numbly affected the Reek at Paris, hsa occasioned a farther rally here, and Coasols are NI Exchequer Bills rile m 38s. to 41.. premium. New Thrtaaandm-Quarter per Cents., 89 to I. Very few transactions have takes place. The foreign market is eqoally as buoyant as Si'. the English feuds. Spanish Five per Cents. realise 13i to 1. Portuguese Four per Cents. are 28. Peruvian have been marked 44 to 48. There madams to be the greatest dissatisfmtiac e xpressed at the proceedings ot the Peru v ia n govern ment or its agents, and much curiosity to discover more precieely who is to blame. Mexican Stock is worth 24 to 24t. Grenada Bonds have been at ISt to e. Brazil Stock was 74 to The. Dutch Two-and s-Half per Cents. have been 49# to S. Letters of the 22nd inst. from Hamburg state that the markets were Arm, with a tame favourable feeling than had existed tar a long time, but that buoinrw was shocked by the small quantity of goods offered Flo' p,•.i ' • o.;'-!, ING, , DEAR 2B 1848 • ......................------•••---7.-.____ i .. ~ eve. sorts PIM arida tether elles:mr.! Barley Jennie , lOW, brie best nailing. LiteriesseM utterly usselmbre. Ws beAs but little doing in other *Wein, as MIMI the same sas last week. Wheat, SAD*. 48a. to 605. • red, 45a. to 4e.. ; extra, 475. Barley, 264. to Us. Deass;34l. to 36a. Peas, 16s. to 38e. Oats, Ms. to 235. per qr. Aurora, Des. 19.-Tbe weather madams to be very mild ben, have we umiak of add bowleg set in on the abets of die Balta. Wriest roes materially towards the den of last west, and although there has beta leas demand yesterday arid to•day, prime remain Ikea et the advanced SeSeesehes mimosas ef the reduction is our stock and the Sffing off ut the surplice. The treassotioas la Wheat on the epee Mee this day week have been 6,000 qrs., and t.-day's prism am 37.. to Ns. 61. for 8041 be. to 62. b. red Upland, eampling to quality, the heavier the weight the higher the prim, is proportion es heavy Wheals ere somparatiyely mmo. F..r spring eldwant there is a good demand, and 1 several purchases have been male during the week for Bahia delivery. There are buyers to-day at 37r. to 37.. 6d. for Holum, and at 375. 64. to 38.. for Pomeranian, the prices asked being somewhat higher, sad tillis to tilliibl• Mecklenburg has beea Mee at 37e. For good Upland Wheat to deliver her. (to be shipped at first e'en water next year, or In February from the upper districts), there are buyers at 40.. 64. to 41.. on beard here for 621 be., with Od. per qr. for ilb. per bushel more or less, for whieh 41.. 6de 6 the price asked, and we should not be sus prised if it were to be paid still today. Rye, Upland, on the spot, held fur 21.. to 21.. fld. For POIBIsOiIIII 69115. for . syn shlpantat, Ma. is asked, bet something lass would doubtless be takes it a mime bid were made. sae. Beery has improved again a little, and best qualities of Abs. Seale are held at 235. 6d. ; secondary description; have been sold at 22.. to 224. 3d. ; and Meckleuburg, 49. b.. to 4911 M., at 17.. 3.1. to 18e. 6d., and 4,000 qr.. tat .n lone ibis day se'enieht. For prime 6 11 bs. to 6111b5 . Chevalier , Me 94. paid. F. eat pert delivery nothing d 'kg. For spriest there are off n et Danish sad Moistens a' eb tut 185 64. to 19s. for fresh, iral 19.. 64. to 20s. for best kiln-dried, but nothing transpires. Beets. Poss. and Oats withunt transactions worth alluding to. Rapeseed da demand un the spot, at 251 fur the [steno!. For spring shipment there is nothing tittering Of the moment, but there appears to be buyers fur Welt Coast seed, at 241. 16.. to 3M. Rape Oil rather lower ; 37. 6.1. for delivery this month. Chirerseed firmer ; a good deal has been done in old and new white, at 17s. to 255. 6d, up to 38e. to small qaentitise of eatra tine, and in old red at from I Is. to 22 , chiefly at about M. 64. 0:' sew red seed only a small quantity ha. been taken, at 335 . to 34.. for fine Bohemian and dilates. DANTZIC, Dec. 16.-Our trade has offered but little inte rest tn. week, 200 Mk of Wheat only have been MOM -1 lively sold, by ate. dy sellers being obliged to aocept low yricist, say 311.. to 40a. for high mixed , 60111.. to albs , 875. to I Me. for mixed, 8011..., and as. fore line lot of Lower Polish. All other supplies have then to granary on importers' as mast, and at the entre rates nothing mare is obtainable, MAWR beteg dimwitted to remain on %betook-out for better abeam. Is which they will be confirmed by the somewhat demi amounts received from your side. Advanced em the mama in, and with our low rearkets, no one thinks of shir r:Lamy mere Wheat from Lower Poland, or !assts the in the weather co. i tinues to be very mild. The dispearea " C exporting anything further from hence has ales owes& wen though 'Ukiah mewls are at hand, ready to talus Might for the eat coast at 3.. per qr., in order to Mum bane, whet than remain here. Gams/wan, Dee. 19.-The weather has become cold and Sooty, aad should it costinse some days longer, we may leek fee a speedy clawof the navigation. Owing to the Menses. of supplies from the interior, our grain trade has raked very firm during the pest week, id met Miele. have slightly improved in pries. Wheat In better demand, and previous currency fully 'append. Rye and Battey scam, land seen 64, per qr. dearer. Buckwheat without inquiry. 'Beans *Patinae to meet a steady demand at quoted rates. Oats, the euppiy of which is very smell, meets a ready tale, et an advance of 3.1 to 64- per yr. In seeds nothing pass ing. Freights to Landau and Rut Coast, for sprier ship. met, Pk, and 10 per amt. per last for 0 te. Wheat, Merglandeehe, old red, 6911. e ti 601 b. , 39e. 64 h,• Ommeter, new, fur starehmeking, 651bs. to 6011.., 23a 9.1.; 661'.. to 1 671b...,Rye, Outlander, 56 bs. to dabs., 1 Buckwheat, Teen, blink, 5411.. to 651 b.., 20•. 94. Seeley, grinding, 451ba. to 461 be., 15e. 6.1. ; distilling, 463.. to 471 b.., 17e. Bess., middle shed, 23.. to 23e. ; pigeon, 28.. Oats, potato end Poland, 42Ibs. to 431 b., 15.. • 41Ibs. to 421 1 . , 14.. ; 321 m. to 40 1 bs. 13s 61. ; white, feed, 351 M. to 361 b., Ile. Ild. ; 341.. to 35h. , 10s. 61 ; black, 351 he. to 361 he., Ile. id. • 'AIM. to 361 he., 10.. Bd. per kap. qr , tree on , bassi. Rammed, 211 16s. to 261. per last of 10 qrs. I Haney ILO, Dec. 19. -The scarcity of vessels and the symptoms of frost have somewhat chet...ed the demand, buyers fearing not to be erne to ship before the close of navigation U pland Wheat not very abundant, but. nonsithstaading, a Made lower ; we quote 1281 be Dusk scale (or 60ibs. per bushel), at 381. 6d. tier cleaner, free o• board ; of labs. 60ilbe ), at 39.. 114. ;of 130.b'. (albs.), at 40e • fi‘afing cargo from Boaderhrg, of 1301 h. (61111.), has fetched 34e. ed., freight 6s. sad 10 per coat.; autumn shipments from Holste in, of 1301 b. (lillb.), held et 35e 61. Serino shipments manse ; 60 lash of 1291 n. to 130Ib. (Glib), (room Wismar have fetehed 37., ; 1301 b. (Glib). from Konipberg. offereil at 39. buyers, at 3M.. Few offers Won the U g lacd for next kilter, and for a good quality of 16011.. (61113.), 425. is being asked. The arrival. of Siete Barley have likewise not been Imp, but the I ~1 1 . has been slow. at 22.. 61. to 105. b. (501 b.), and 22a. for 1 1041 b. (490.). Oda entirely 114 glectad, hitherto very little offered fur spring shipment; weld coast, of 7311 i. to 751 b. (351 b. to 36. b.), held from Ins &I. to 11. Bd. ; Daniels, of 80. b. to 821 b. ( 381 b. to 39..), WAS 12..64. to 13e 6d. Beans offered more freely ; eke, at 21s. to 21.. 6.. ; pigeon, 24.. to Me. 6.1. Peas, without alteration • feeding, at 23. ; boiling, 265. Small Tares waning ; nom inal prim, 23.. 64. ; large (Stainable at 30a. inwoca, Dec. 18 -We have, during the past week,egain roseived fair supplies of grain, consisting wetly of middling sad light qualities. There has bnn but little doing in any article, and the Nlinwiag era Ofr Cinftlli.n e for serial ship mat: Wheat, fillh. to 621 b., 364.6 d.; 6011, to alb., 355."; Lan. lillb. to 621 b., 155. 94.; Peso, Mires, 224. 9.1. per qr. Bowerman. Dec. 18.-Our maiket was but moderately provided web Zo.land new Wheat, which met a ready sale et an advance of snout Is. per qr., there being a fair attend sere of country buyers, and several °Mein for export. Old was In short supply, and ales brought rather morn money. 1 &SOO Our lest report, the demand for red Rhine sad Up. had Wheat has inns and, and holders being rather teas nom, in marque:ice of the advancing session, somewhat higher prim • mist have been acceded to Fie* alb. new Rhine sold at equal to 41s. 3d. to 42.., 61111.. good ditto at 40. 3d. to 40e. 6d. per qr. tree on board or is granary. Rye continues n.gleete • and prices ar. barely supported In Beery there is no ;Minion. A cargo of fine 521bs. Nassau sold at 26.. 61. per qr. free on board, at which figure further purchase° could be made. Oats were dull sale bat we mem alter quotations. The supply . of Buck wheat was very mode Tete, and went off at full pram Beans were in good request at last week's cerrency. Pees sold slowly, and were the tuna chrome. Rapeseed and Linseed manitain 'heir value. Ilempeise4 was difficult to purchase at the previous rate. In Mesterdend tome was very little doing. Caneryseed met a bri,k sale, at steady pries. Fine red Clovenwed was rather more Inquired after, and prices are fully supported. Cakes oan i.e purchased on rather - der terms. -.-- POTATOES.—Soumwsss, Weassems, Dee. 25. Ths arrivals the oast week, both coastwise and C memento), hires been so extensive that oar make is supplied with • ler tr qaantity of Potatoes than it lug hernia any one week tin last twee years, ehlch, with a very dull sale, has caused pekes to r down congrkrahly with all sons; then was a law very omits York R gents sold the early part of the w‘sk a , a high gore, but with that enreption every rift has harm and is t wavy a me .011 qu Anions: Yorkshir• Regents, 100.. to 150 s. ; Newcustis and Stockton RlllOlllll, 1001. Itl 11104 ; 00010 h Regents, 100 s. to 12as. Switch WntCur, 604. o 90.. ; Scotch R ds, 601. to SOL; Scotch 60.. t to 110 s. French Whites, COs. to 06. .; Dutch Wilcox, 40e. to 600 HAY. —SMITHFIELD, Two 0' CfOCk.--biesus. Cooper and Davis ?nowt ,h. wads hotter. Theo , IllaJowK Maw Oa o. TIL I timer .. 60a to KU. I Born.. 381. to Ido. alraw.... tli. tab 10t0tt0r........ Vie Orprea. riJULo. Tee sorb ter Vim Owl% Urban, tledebh, Colts, ad OfbreHat .111 W mode up de the seerielse of the 17th Des. 'Ls weeks tut Vette* %ash omens, son the WWI States wt . . be ntede 00 oaths ~lag et the /Rh Due. 1510110 far 141101 *ma Wales, Su Memo% load, sad New Oedema will be made sp or tie evades of the let Jot. The Beds tor the Woe Gael of Shia sod Moll= will M medr ep es tit evession a the let Sea. rhe West India Dab. laeheling Dirisols. Naos. lievnans, goodness, ttew Odors sod Mahe% end mealy/ thane lot *slim ae. Joende.stenredon. New Orem* Chllt, end rem Will M aids up on the neoreion 01 at Sod is.. Dee moth far Illodetes. the Iteeadlio sad Dowel Arse, Will to made the .Naha 0(101.0 4th is& Dee =Ms ht Gibraltar, Maly Orono the leeks lam% rgypt. o.Osykno, tteep-Kans, dad Mao eis doethsentges, win be mode upon the wooing ot the beth Jaa. ZION ISATIIIt AT LONDON IND.& Tom Dar —Nonloo• IS aim pm 2 , Mae woo al M. pool 2. To atostomo—Dartgoi. • mus. part I t Skim , " IS mho DIN $. L'.), DO.V. TUESDA Y. DEC. 26. - - - Fox the notes to continue urbane and decorous two days in encomaion ie no doubt difficult. It greeted Mr. Coanan's budget, on Saturday, with hall-u.sinumen diets SW and polite perm:jive, but still it wee wondrous civil. Yesterday, however, the Times made itself ample amends for this brief exercise of self-control, and relapsed into ita natural vocabn. airy. It accused Mr. Cansure, "if not of ignorance lur haste, of a scandalous piece of dishonesty." I All this, because of the assertion that the dominant oleo of the legislature have exempted themselves from the probate and legacy duty, and that the exten sion of the probate and legacy duty to real estate, entailed and unentailed, will yield, at a moderate en imate, 1,500,000/. per annum. T hu statement the Tunes characterises as false and dishonest—first, on the ground that all real property does not enjoy the exemption ; secondly, on the ground that real property is under peculiar burdens and legal disadvantages. The first of these reasons is a mere play upon words —a taking shelter behind the techn ical jargon of reel the courts of law. The limes d oes not deny that estate, entailed and imentailed,was withdrawn Rom the operation of the legacy and probate duties against the will of Pll7, who introduced those deities, the corm spotding bill on real pro_perty having been flung oat by thecountry gentlemen. It does not deny that reale/state, ithef if t ; :d ut i t ijistatots;:htheo7racyfthedtaxeywgiTiodratilla vreisbalkthes"trtPrffilayemiltaks:ok6foperbjeet2l:lolo...thatirs of Commons, and by its instrumentality made o ur laws. This is the important fad, and thls !tones cannot call in question. The Tinsel ass sects that all leasehold property is liable to or legacy duty (a mistake so far as Woes M ite rrt for of lithversaremeoonestropledis,), an an d d tha a t ' consi ' the d grea rrabis ter portion of the house property end other building's throughout the whole kingdom is held for terms of ma yearL a buildVinerittertatie the lawyer , l mil aw l y o er wn . e d r holds sh h fectory op is keeper, and all of the industrial classes who have houses of their own, generally hold them upon a building Imre ; and they are subjected to the probate and legacy duties, while the ground landlord is exempted from it. This is precisely what Mr. (banes oomplains of: the Times has proved his case. The assertion that the landlords ought to continue exempted from legacy and probate duties because they are subjected to peculiar bardeus is equally 7.41. UMW& *The conveyance of landedaroperty is burthened by heavier charges than the transfer of penionali:y." True; bat the charges are paid, not to the state, but to the lawyers, and they are paid in consequence of laws made by the owners of that kind of property. It is no answer to a complaint on the part of the industrial classes that the landlords have exempted themselves from a heavy contribution towards the support of government, that they are foolish enough to uphold a system by which they are taxed for the pri vate emolument of legal practitioners. The landlords (our law-makers) might relieve themselves of this tax for the benefit of trade, and government be not a penny the poorer. That they choose to indulge in the luxury of an expensive system of conveyancing is no reason for exempting then from contributing their fair share towards the expenses of the state. They might as reasonably claim suck an exemplon on the ground that their turtle, pine-apples, and champagne are more expensive th a n the lab ourer's bread and beer. Toey are the law-maker., and the industrial class gains nothing by the foolish laws they have made to injure themselves. The privilege of making the laws as an axe with which they bare cut and hewed at LI around them. If from their awkward ness they have hit their own shins en one occasion, is the silverly over-taxed public to be mulcted to pay for a plaister? Again, saith the Times, " real property pays more than sax millions a year to the relief of the poor; personal property This is simply un true. Poor rates are charged, not on the owners but on the occupiers, of real property. The warehouseman, the shop-keeper, the manufac turer, the house tenant, the mortgegee, the rail way shareholder, all pay poor rates. - The landlord is assessed directly : his tenants are assessed indirectly : but in point of fact the industrial class are subjected to the poor rates as well as the land-owning law making class. There is not a merchant or manatee tuner in Yorkshire or Lancashire, there is not a householder in London, who cannot by the production of the collector's receipt for poor rates disprove the assertion of the Times, that the class wl ich bee exempted itself from taxes to the amount of 1,600,0001. per annum pays the whole of the poor rates. The Times &tee the case of landlords taxed as high as me fifth of their income for the relief of the poor. All we can my of such cases is, that they must be Irish landlords or much at in to them. Landlords hiveror-rats very mach under their control ; and, of paying owe fifth of their income to them, as the Times exemplifies, they very often may nothing at • a-d fling the residue of their workmen and the support of their paupers upon districts where the non landlord class abounds. The next plea set up by the Times is the funniest of all. The landowner pays tithes! He has received, or he has purchased has estate, and with the full knowledge and condition that a certain portion of its belongs not to him, but to the church. The '!pears Calls this a tax upon ihe landholder. It might as well designate rent as a tax upon the farmer. The next thing the Times will propose is ire doubt the repeal of this tax, the abolition of this tithe. It might as well turn communist, and abrogate rent! The land tax is mother exclusive bardeu, accord ing to the 7lrnes. What, however, was the land tax origivally, but a substitute for a f. udal service, or for a rent actually charged by law on landed pro perty, and commuted to this tax, which has dwindled to a diminutive fraction of the profits of land, aug mented as these have been to enormous dimensions, not by the culture or industry of the landlord, but by the rise and increase of mercantile industry around him ? The Times, in making up the landlords' account, does not spare an item. The county rates are another exclusive burden. Pray, what are the rates for the paving and lighting of towns? Cannot the country gentlemen trot or el• ive over the town pavement without &charge, whilst the towns man, if he sends his cart, arid turns his horse Ler the road and bridge paid out of the county rate, is compelled instantly to pay his quota in the shape of • turnpike toll? As to lunatic asylums, police, asd all the so. dries of the Mu s, does not the town tenant pay them out of his personal property ? But we see the reason why the Times has selected this one, and th-most unassailable portion of Mr. COB DEN'S budget for attack. It is, that by exciting and exacerbating controversy on this pointir may blow and widen the old quarrel between the reformers and the landed interest ; the inklings of which for the cause of retrenchment are, above all things, mostdreaded by the oligarchy. In this, however, the Times e all be disappointed. We claim nothing but a fair appor tionment of taxation, local as well as general. We wish to destroy that old juggle of taxing by compen sation, and of loading different classes with different burdens, and exciting mutual jeslouslN, in order that, owing to their divisions, the oligarchy may have more facility fur overburdening and despoiling both. TIN little interest excited by the trial of Mr. OAVAN DOVIPT, and the indifference with which its somewhat peculiar incidents seem to be regarded, even by the 1 political idlers of Dublin, attest the accuracy of the 1 conviction we have so frequently expreeed, that 1 Young Irelandism was, after all, but au empty and evanescent bubble, which, from its own tenuity, must have inevitably buret, had it not been destined to ex tinction by its first contact with rude reality. Its ablest chief has stood at tee bar of justice, day after day Owing the past week, charged eitb meditating the most serious offences against society of which the law takes coguisanoe ; net few persons, even in the vicinage of the Commission Court, would surmise that a trial of any unusual de scription was going on within its walls; while the interior of the solemn edifice indicates no greater amount of popular curiosity than is ordinarily mani fested when cases of sordid or vulgar criminality are pending. We note the circamstis ce in no spirit o harshness towards the unfortunate gentle man thus arraigned. We neither desire tor pr. sums to antici pate the issue, to him of so much moment. But we wish to mark the fact that the 1131184 of *he community evidently feel that it is of none to them. Of the order issued by Judges Planets and Iticiteaes, forbidding the piecemeal publication of the proceedings, or of any comment thereon by the Dublin new.papers, more than enough has been said by several of our irascible contemporaries. We own we think the order, so far as relat. s to publication merely, a somewhat nee 'less straining of a very just and salutary power; but the notorious misuse of the liberty of comment in previous oases, both by officad and popular organs, rends red Dome check &tem luttly indispensable. The most unblushing efforts had been made, during the progress of former political trials, to damage the character of witnesses, to dis credit their testimony, to disparage the authority of the bench, and to sway, by improper sad illegitimate motives, the minds of jurors. Every disp,detionate lover of justice and of its impartial administration viewed ths abuse of public discussion with indigna tion and regret; and the only question worthy of serious considerason is, how it is possible to discrimi nate clearly and broadly between repotting and de- d. n inolme t am e rmi n om t to io f 0 4:1.40:41. 1 01;00:tdb): particular facts or statements e xis's, such a discerni ng . vs r, huffy tion may be easy ; but where a latent purpose preva i l "ri c i :en:t t P i t s med v i bi to ed li c i t e tb i; : n n epe d t . duirrnajo t l l tw ‘ ii s t : e re bb t h yys e n th wi o rn t he i i partial and premature publicised] have frequ ently the judges. We do not impugn the int-neon that e • -• be tried t but we are ittliasd to think that it weed have been better had they confined their pr o bibi t i onto c o mmentary direct or i ndirect, and thus p o i sed public attention to tl.e ir estimable value of full, fair, and colourless reporting. Nut even the novelty of this initiatory ineidett, howev r, nor all the powers of abuse and denancie tion which have been thee by called into activity, seem to have prods,,. d any perceptilie effect upon the public mind. No symptom of popular anger, nor lodged of popular concernehas been displayed in favour oft • ci-derent editor of the Notion, or against Isis juke, The Irish people of every class are evidently geld the se stem of alternate sett:Net ing and epeeist pla t e Me, bullying and quibble g, by which th e f irm ., who ranted about " physical force" kept throwe r , * for a time in queetisnahl.. notoriety. 'I hi- hollo wcaa r , egotism, and puerevy of this noisy and turbulent clique has happily been demonstrated by their ova miserable admissions and noire miserable evuke s; and any attempt during the lifetime of the present generation to trade si milar elements of mischief in Ireland would infallibly tw met with loud and scornful laughter. In truth we are m. re than ever confirmed in the belief, that at no per od were the disciple,, of MIL CURL and MLAGIIIIR formelable. Their nonsense was re et mieeense : it did not in general, go down. The working classes in Ireland, and tame. chilly the peasantry, a keen of insight into character, and shrewd of judge . • se to political and salad mat- ters that professedly affect their condition. Thoroughly imbued with suspicion • d they know hoe to listen to all who pi eff them guidance and con. eel ; but they likewiee it. ow well bow to discriminate between those who are wnetht of tear confidence and those who are not. treils s ULT. could have led then anywhere, not by hi. 4 1. tio • nor—that wan but s means—but by the i, Hu. nee of the fi le d b e li ef in his sagacity, foe-fight, and common erne, O'BRIEN could not et. Ltd. a ny cons id era bl e flambe for a single week to below tee be atm flag, became, amid all their discontent and d'ssfferion, they In. atinctively discern• d the incapacity, Ihlly , and weak. raw of the man, and of id. et ntimental and meanie. making staff. From Hest to last " 11 , tang Irelandism" vss crotchet and a cone , e. I was, at starting, to attempt at dandy item erste ; and its " sae depart. moue' of which it lose d to spout a-el tang, was so engrosai d vi it 'he care of pe e . ning picturesque urtiferme, as to be wholly nn. able to provide arm.. ne ammunition. The whole scheme was one ?greet us ..ffectation; and thereon few deceptions more e,ietly .e m through than polite cal coxcom'ry. Helve• the burlesque ending of the mock revolution it. Jury last. Wh,t had bet prophesied in rhapsody. slid was to have been moue plished by• riot, epperririatelv ended in a shabby rout When taken at their Wt.ll it, testead of a numerous w a powerful facticei n ady to do ha tie for country and for kindred, nothing eenld he discovered bat a mall and insignificant knot el precocious boys and half. cracked men. But over chi• people or any important class or section of tee petpie, it is plain that. they never had acquired 111, hold. They lacked, in truth, every attrthue by which ascendancy is gained and preserved. They had ammo 11 , cm, neither religion enmigh to win the cm Hence of the clerct, peneeru enough to give any assurance to the middle Ideates, nor weeded sympe thy enough with the real wants and wrongs of the multitude to attract or attach them. They theorised, strutted, and got up political theatrical'. While this lasted they were talked of as all oddities and shows are wont to he. In dell acd disheartening tian-e, they afforded matter of gossip, curiosity, and ezeit' ment of a certain kind. Weil° there was no oiler to be had, people were found to pay for it—riot because they considered it good, but because they were offered uo better. When it ce-ased, nobody seemed to 'nuttier or care. for Are lre be lan tt d er ? things tycon counsels in pam away— Youngstore Ire:sadism is extinct. What a to maw Next ? Cajolery and *val.:geeing-0o rival ways of f,and—have earl , in turn been tried, sad found wanting. The t ayuLtr party in Ireland has achieved and accompliehrd reithing, during the be ten years. In all frtendithete, but in faithtisheas, vs are compelled to add, they have ei ri Italy and soberly made no attempt to accoetpliett anything. Surely, a is time to try sums other , entra- than tha disamers tee which hitherto hart left every practical grievance u ie r o tred pard re y nsed as , it a w n a d s ever tw, . nt .. po v., pu r, lar ,u r n ielit in as tench Tin apology which is wads fur the purchased commissions in the army is the same excuse that has been urged for every polltieal defect—the system works well. And this apology , is illustrated by et enriles the most opp e and even antagonistic. Now, it is said, that the practice eecutes gentlemen for officers ; then, it is p ir.terl tar, how under its ope• ration privates become majors arid artistes. At one time it secures the British army from democracy; at another it secures democracy advancement is the British army. This apologist sweets that without the system the aristocracy e oifol Conte to be soldiess; that apologist argues thnt by its iisstrumentality the army ie officered by the middle ranks of misty. With this system, it is contended, the British army heat NAPOLEON'. beet Moor, forgetful that during the last war the system of parches , was very much in abeyance. Without this sv.tem, where, it li added, should we have beam daring the temnt ludas campaigns, regardless of the fact that the advent of every new regiment in India is marked by sales of commissions? In short, :here is no end to the shard illustrations which are unceasiegly given of this absurd and mischievous entails. Nobody denies the merits of 'he British army; on the contrary, every one is proud ig its me its and of its achievements. Bat its virtu - s were as rat, Ind its victories as glorious, before the systeinof pasehme was known as they have ever been "km Tam bane their origin in some hing deeper and far more cre ditable to us than any stet paltry and insufficient came as rank dep ndei t money. The mi n who Bret into the service by purchase, and who rhe by purchase when they are in it, are linglishinea, and possess the common el nracterietice of their race. Poaseseing these they sa..eted iu great emergenchies. Success, however, is mit the cormequence of their length of purse or their leeigtb of anew?) but of something superior to either; tnough natter parte uor descent is an uhimportaut Blom eat in a mans worldly career. They are succeostal as soldier , whits the nation requires their services , toe the annereasta that those vulgar spinners are cut- isrul a t Ma n che.. ter, or that those disagreeable wesval are suceelial at Paisley—'or the acme cause that our sailors are even more suoceaslul at ars. Just as we all managed to live, some of us, and even to prosper, in 14 41 e. corn laws, so does the British army entiquer in settee, notwithstanding commiesiens are bu' mwtets of bar gain and sale. And exactly as we are all now in much better plight without corn laws than 0 would have been wi.h th-ni, so the artily would be infinitely better commanded and much more effluent without than with purchase. It wadi, st all irate, cease to conquer " under the cold shade of ensue cmey." The notion that our army is commanded by men because of this spas in, is the pietist -slidot The officers of all armies stand in th,: same relation to the manners and habits of the best iiiitiotml society, as do ofil• era in the British army 1 0 British society. It' they have tewer of the chars& teristim of .eutlemen then British officers, kt b fr cause their national standards of what constitute' gentleman ate loser than Tire. Prile,i ffieell Clit on the floor ; B, Web (Afters don't ; but in Prue .ian society expeotoration is not the inexpiable offense it is with us. And the way to banish thus bad pr tier from the Prussian army is rot sorely to make its officer,. pay for their oomusieeionn. Offieere in the In' dMn army are gentlemen, though they don't buy their wey step by step. And Prince ALBERT WINO , ' • gentleman, thou,rh he did not obtain the baton ors field--marshal or the.cinumand of a regiment by melt° of parohase. We may yet ha ve a command, rote chief of the British Army who never paid a doit for single commission. Will the service be in any doe then ? 'inn truth realiy is that this system of enrch l l ie works very badly. It seduces young men ol 1004 e ns Lb r *"..--- i;eabvecitir:iim;esic, : hare s how a:pekt Q. gyurt hair,: .13r ; c1 . :: 11 0deayo dmi l .h. eec e tant.t: moat acit,l;_; gotroops their commission esrollence, and must of ors. The hat T a the rest of the' books, and mistress* ILtimmots the excla woe of its officers w ould be rained. bs b .l weisr debauchery, agencya s arm y, bi g • nr os l m t ni n fuira t aloy h ena regi ment s tt.ht regiments youngeraci t ibumnA e ur i r y thuteol notdy: g bhhid a r yt ieab l ehhso e ebeiroti ui n n tri t t l s point of fact, a sore the yowler branch f a milies, to the wee m isting of high lh boxes and Tetterst and of the Derb, asses, of tre par gregate in and demoralise and des, the best blood in I tense—the miterab reign and protectir public buildi , gel from this Maelstroi the system in whir the strength of the It is due alike GI land that this eye , . revised ; and no re does not include th THE limes, in it while it " congra nem with which h on a round sum it tory," concluded tl compliment by ret of forced and eve suspending works also brought inch fair basis of mewl We have alma some days before letter, endeavours of view, and more tion of our army s dard of 1835 won cedes of retrenc yews had supp in particular hi still the choice been expedient in that year the c of the interest o total amount C had been at eny It was in 1835 ti expenditure, and commenced in 11 We might say, ini views which do which, as disclos profound an imi no alternative b - - . Q greaa atta in B it th ar 5 n w y ears . e i n Yu p t ni ct t l i t B oh n3 e me e oen n h u gi r : se in¢ with the subject tear s sudden ai are of the state, when the calculi fallacious. Bu expenses of of 1835 by former by al about 600,0004 have been pract ment as the on took care to re this nation was mongers," as t favour of his leas than tl less a sum lion and a q posed. Mr. (.:( to other and ea were supreme, strikiog corral general expen In 1618, the y , ments, the 20,843,0001. C we find the govtrnment, lions and a qo . Or not gcnn however lame as well as re 1828, we abe extravagance e: CY r e ) l: e :n Years. W e of Mr. Cool 'AW " ie P