The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-15 00:00:00

111' .51111111117111111111M71, IN • %.• t Ton% MENTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Ile. 2. Ohl Ilresieinet, Leaden. Pantioint—Hle Ow* the Dyke el RUTLAND. N.O. WIMPS/MOM& 11.01 Honourable the Rad eltsveltlaik TIAN. LILA. The Right Itessenntie the Yell ot Cinema TILOSTIMIL The Rlght Hretetrable Lent Tlereent !Warm The llooeurable Ildward /keen Lloyd Matra The Ileaeoreble Jaw H on &NHL Bert, NT- enry Manatee Settee. Ine Wintem Gloom Hilt At a meeting of the lords justices yesterday, liberty was given to discharge the following prisoners on bill, viz.:—James Lalor, Daniel NI-Carthy, Matthew King, Thomu Whitty, Michael O'Neil, R. O'Shaughnesey, James Supple, 0. Carmody, Peter Nlacaaliffe, Bartholomew Do money,- Felix Mullin, Ralph Varian, Isaac Varian, Peter Walsh, Thomas Kehoe, Thomu Strange, Daniel Corcoran, M. Joseph Barg, Peter WNamara, Edwd. Smith, Edward Butler, and John Francis Blake. One of the ahoy. -named prisoners, Mr. Lalor, well known as a writer in the In'slr lon, was in such a state of health as that fatal consequences would have attended his further incarceration. With respect to the fugitive leaders, it is now generally understood that Mr. Richard O'Gorman, afterom the nort of D manyrerilousdbln a d venturer, w ent =e , r he eff was e t al the police. It is let! WI: on board a reed lying in the Custom-house docks, bound for Smyrna, which was subjected to a rigid search no lees than three times before keying the bay of Dublin on her out ward voyage—once, while in dock, a second time, at the end of the North-wall, and a third time at the Pigeon-house Fort. So well, however, was the fugi tive disguised as a seaman, that his appearance did not excite the slightest suspicion. From Smyrna he is said to have gone to Constantinople, and from thence to Paris, where he remains at present. The escape of Mr. John Dillon, for whom a rows. , dof 3001. was offered, because of his participation in the late rebellion, more especially in the affair at Killen sale, was also extremely narrow. Previous to his flight to America, he spent several days in the town of Galway, habited as a clergyman of the church of Rome, awaiting the departure of a vessel bound to New York. One day, however, he was recognised b a party whose acquaintanceship he considered woul d be most dangerous at so critical a period. lie there fore took a boat for the island of Arm, where he met limiter and protection 0: the hones of a Mead. li• wan not Moly minutes located there when a war steamer was descried bearing down towards the island. All now seemed lost, but the ingenuity of his boat interposed, and, by • clever ruse, he succeeded in baffling his penmen. Two boats were got ready, manned by crews of fishermen who dwell in those parts—one a ligtt rowing boat, the other a swift lugger. Into the former Dion jumped, and was rowed with all speed towards the steamer ; while, according to directions, the lugger, with all her sails set, and with a highly favourable gale, put out to sea, an if flying before the steamer, which immediately gave chase, never for once heeding the boat with its passengers, which passed close to her bows, and which gained the port of Galway without causing any observation. In two days afterwards Dillon was Won the broad Atlantic. lions& under the severe necessity of passing a eulogium on its candidate. Washita maintain the question on the ground of principles ; particularly, es in circumstances of such gra vity as those in which we may happen to be, and when an interest of the very first order for the country Gin question, teas republican principles ought to be for each citizen, as for the nation, the only rule of conduct. But if the resolution come to by the Coratitu ionnei be examined in that respect, it is impossible to blame that journal too severely. Forced to take some part in a question vital for the republic, it does not resoles that question in the sense of democratic ideas, but in the sense of the prejudices which the revolttion has Geminated, and will again, it necessary . A candidate for dig reeidentehip presents himself, resting his claims solely espreemaded rights of blood : the Costetittaionael L gat.°l t° =l"this Gandidateship, • and thereby to favour an met' lseipstitiem due monarchic-1 fictions which had been se deur to it liwawely, and, for which, in spite of its recent legmbileenprederfeas of faith. it apparently preserved • femeellmendhip. Would not one say, en old rancour against the seedatisa se February, which, after having been long Ineefied'irese is slime, bursts forth on the first occasion WM* 13 Wake tt era do so with success ? We do not MAO le my that we behold, in the line of conduct followed by the Coesstitidiontiel in this circumstance, an act of UMW/ against the very principles on which is founded Miry &WSW& •W establishment, and, on the other hand, an ass ofalledea to the false doctrines which are the necessary hem dnetharthies. But, take care, we shall be told, you put the question in terms too absolute and even dangerous. To eheasetarime thus the opinion of those who show them. selves favourable to the candidateship of DI. Louis Bonaparte would be to give a signification, diustroas for the republic, to the triumph of that candidateship, if, contrary to all possibility, such an event were to take place. To that our reply is simple. We know perfectly well that the liking shown for Id. Louis Bonaparte is the object of something instinctive and unrefiected for the immense majority, and does not go beyond a sort of retrospective apotheosis of the grey coat and little hat. But there, where the masses do not reason, it is probable that the Conatitidionnel does. It G therefore allowable to suppose that it knows what it is doing, in serving the prejudices which it ought to oppose. We need not say that we do cot dread the consequences of the theca' of the imperialist candidate. 18th Brumaire' have singularly degenerated in our times • they end in wild attempts, like those of Strubarg and &intaglio. Besides, can it le supposed that this silly liking which is now being fomented eon. even in the came of a surprise of the ballot, lag for say time? Is every way he will fell. At some day, which cannot but be near at hand, astonishment will be felt In France that M. Louis Bonaparte his been f , ll one moment looked on seriously; and there will cot remain to his parti tions anything else but the ridicule of having placed *en siles at the service of a foolish ambition. An obscurity and mystery is thrown around all this discussion by the want of candour, or rather by the fear of telling the plain truth which seems to hang over the organs of all parties. Why not speak out at once, and tell, in plain language, what every one knows, that the republic of February was made by a small minority and by a surprise, that that minority has since split, one part of it not going far enough to satisfy the demands of the other, and that, such as it is, the republican consultation, which has been pas sively submitted to rather than accepted, is in reality repugnant to the tastes, instincts, and traditions of the rat majority of the French people. In this the ma jority may be pronounced wrong, blind, and behind the times, and this reproach may be true; but, wrong or right, each is the fact, and such is the solution of the political result which is about to issue from the ballot-box. In the eyes of the country, Gen. Cavaig nee personifies the pure republic, one and demccratic, but neither red nor social ; m short, the respectable ' republic of the National. Prince Louis, on the other hand, prosonifies reaction, and dimly shadows forth in rju, future a royalist or imperialiat restoration.' As such he will receive the suffthre of millions oil Frenchmen, who would even more gladly give them for the avowed and immediate re-establishment at the constitutional monarchy. This is the truth which lurks in everybody's mind, but which the fear of civil disturbance deters everybody from uttering. In affirming it here, let me not be on derstood as either casting censure on the one side 1 or the other, but stating a fact which apfreare neces sary to be pot forward in plain language, to clear up to those at a distance the confusion in which French politics appear to be embroiled in the journals. . Pass, Nov. 14. New low, ; lbws per Cents., 41 ; roe per Cents., 63 60 ;UM Loan, 64 —; Vows, Belgian Lea% • Do. 1543, • Do. 1 ; Do. Two-and.a. 1 11:1 ; retar ita n dma a 12e5;; Roman on Le 30 M 471 ; m days, 25 40, comb and paper. - Ratswava.—Paris and Orleans, 570 ; Paris and Rouen, KO; Zoom sad Rang, 165; Avignon sad Marseille', —; Stras bourg sad Bale, • Centre V 1112013, —; And= sad Boulogne, -; Borden; 36311; North, 136 23. Osman ei—JORN DEAN . I;ZSL Nem., HT. @WM. MAWR Cs A. am as —GNOME BEIRELST HARRISON. ll*. =ma Areer edgist alett . 4l Wimesillimteresee Si lotamwood. Robert Mak* Nedellalrees. Stemma. Omelet limmimmela Sem.. seellA was = :Lain .Greenmermiimes Semi WhaSyli le. Sac Mira las. ILA., NI Omsese OEMs . 1111. p.m. r e m a y OseZtMerm. . IT. • ••-- . lime Themes. Peet*** rekslosl Peri =r a meem”............ 0201als Wietleta , IT- IMP' ADTAII TARIM Or Nli NNTIVNTION. Heemesial Rata et resskse. weemeimi mom* foe tM wad the =I peseallms dr Him d ill* Peels Is • MS 1211 C4 = WWI 10 OM eke stank, awl dessmireem et the wow *A =4:emreelts eHemisol Se See *ma by mew et ma 'sepia gab. 11. * Ism emsielevtles et selipmmags et seldom be Om *Wes.. Murat elmelms Rim *ma leim wee lon Um mil by Sass tosmNese tey teenlealms the We* = i t Wde) bioralli HA MHO* peaty halm ItuS elmemillacsimm. TM tommimimm be scilliere madam* S. Niw Nwelawkewersol .".l lb' d Diva. MORS. Ilmemegr. t92.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, 1848. [THREEPENCE. LACE BULL HO EL, Holboru%hill, Landon. — Travellers sad *atom will find this costal ertablidesent Na mtb prisalpio f eershinhag hotel my% sad mutton whit tbs meow et a berm Mt rIW r to all rank. from the previews the sd, esallare of a club, and ett , ott Sr Meta the opportemity d warded reremands is toe. ‘.. 1 " With, to thdr Indisagm. wttl' 46 W WI for a ipd tbat to so. "Nui.ned.—baik .1 1 1 1 . na_ Asd sad breather, Ha per wort. Private rooms. wise. am.... Ss. elt* sew eetrePrecew. and modem reaokisproom CARPETS. —Splendid divans in Tapemy,it 111.9 d. vam4a ; beet Brirmia : wen .rani 1• 444616 10 2 7md rd )and-wale Pres& akemem. Si le. 41 rgemiNT, sad CUM( (NO bare 11111110THD ask mists Um City to No. 4. Sawa wreet. arse~pisse 44111• Ms Howell and Jarama). They are dieposise of severs] Hesemi Arai at lbe above low prima and every other dereriptios d aspotim vismeable. Turkey earpota. dommka fee maw. ea. THE FOLLOWING are on BALE it the .a. BOLTER/ 011110141CLZ orszcs. &um, wawstogi zestAirsad, Lomas:— Prim 3 , 1, or is for St oar a Madman arauSPO__,_rottodlo._,.._MOMMT. alma anyway Loam. oo °"'"` • rot b tho outlaw, am. Babas at oda ot aromas ' . Chronicle," sad made pros_hte at Jul sonatas la :um& tomOrm• IIE COTTAGER'S CALENDAR of GAR DEN OPIKKATIONIL By Jona Pam", Maar , to 111" Ibr Bari of Demmala Ropara hoot the " (isassirs' am "LON by grIOAI bin Told. :MIX To ma COPTUTO : Istasas Mao O Pala Oda Plums IGooreberra Palatal Zo ti ly Naas S llarLoar Herbs Melee Ulla Agwiethas t="l t w ppla Eke OiOwen PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY'S FARM SCHOOL. for Or leformadas et C4OllOlll mad Vagrant Dori IX tIONGb IN S No. I.—FOR ASTIRIL Cold winker mag come, and try to benumb, bie nee•Mmeng Profits end Oh bfuN.bbwing bream; TM I ere set &jot' fora sedt I i t got. Teem: and comfort istaserer it Meese.. Fs MOM end SON, bate furnished me one. he mil welaxie for the moon Cosh Teaveamo. nod Vat. end ft Wrsimor the UM. Dade as SR mot opprove of who etertive fell• On. Ooobe wint er' cods. otoem ! In your menacing form. I feu not 1 Our rammanos with garments go WNW. No. 2.-101 BAT& In a vorehmte mar • chunk MOtigi sold tits hat of Mink Bee it, tumid be vain to wank Tor • "Color" ha so We. WARP. tooter of my . Tlie Thin* alone .o bait that prbte. Thine's to make. are pin's the aide; Minsk the Mart which nose agile. T. who wish to buy *MR One that mil &Nit poor me, ne rash be bilging that, See what MOSS( an .0 7. NOM win pre mks Mint. If for Modgd' diet. You search; lora famous one Yoo 11 get. lao warehouse mar a church . No. 3.—FOR 110oTd. lerkods of the feet ! 1 value much The err M ks ye render ; Tour pliant properties ore Inch. That 1 can scam* feel your touch. Although my feet are tender. wear ! women ! sad yoke do, With Fuether Oren aad supple ; And MikiltS Mart I'U keep hi view Siam happily I've found In you lio tellable a omen No. 4.—FOR The Mancha are thinning. The fonts are beginning. And frit goods are winning . The hilts. And I mean to gd To MOMS and .how. That In fur goods I pint trade he Tbe air may be foreslop. And roma what ills* sing. While twitching and towing, The ogees Rut winter's oil I stir I.oothing to her Who le manned in the for Of MORES. No. S.—FOR nOnEitir. For all ithnts of handkerchiefs—all html, detach; For ail kinds of sungs, sod al tis of oohs. MOSES foul tION am the channel: Nino Imam and drawers. and ol rbt -cape M , A v ail us zeWl *lets Meson MOdgel m law or cotton, or thinned ; And every one trio.. That for all such supplies N. MOtIES and iiON are the Nowa No. A—FOR OFTFITN. Vl= far from Albion happy land, I yells re some foreign -irdnd. Their outfits often shall ontial Of MOS gri whom I left behind. Vale. min. Would he when ofer the rem, To Dock foe outfits such a. thoo ; No took,' ma Mall I et. r dud, Lille MOSES whom I left behind. Alas' and when I'm forced to weer. Those thins. for which 1 do not are, How fondly Mali I call to ml The Mart of MORLII left • ow mut enthlol ' The Toseery of Taste." eiNgbir e a= Usk of pima Mr WAS deparinieht. with fan ththallio fin may le lisd ow amthoalios. ow forwarded aid Ow u e aKw lluneyeackt• llonorradtals rte =MEP Namesmke i"' ewer awns a.. w _ ~_ IMOM; Law Zee talie Trig Mr=:um Lapdog ila Lo L S PhQua lAadou Pride Double Pm LAW or 'Thrift Postale &kat oners V T enstalskairm Walk and Mop M lioxionins Snowdrops ame' Karma of Pau POWs* 11/W liassiabrya Pringsi Saimaala WM Paranterrias Mustard &moor Savory lisreissus Sweet Williams Nessophilas Thorn Halm CEnothers banns Thyme Onions figslilla PavonLs Pamela' TiliC•Mting Parsnip Parsley Thlips Pachas Penbanlza Turnips Vimssnable Cookery Pears Velma Looklnge P P, , Verbenas Polanioniums Pim iota Plaits Porousinis 7 anunilonh PisWWl Passim Ins I ,r lZnian Stocks o artisissfor Potions@ willows Pinsk as manikin Phlox Undo he& Pio Ilinstratod with several woodman" Aalsis —Alallia i Rams I ad- Onsper• Cronus Crown Imperial' Cuaarnbers Cutiivaon of Mowers II ti Windows Curreata Dahlias %Wes • Pries x 64., pu.trice me, nee& deli. MEE TREE ROSE.—Practical Instructions for 1. Ile femora and Culture, liustrsted by is weasels. ereete beet the " lierdeir Clireekle;' with &dallier wee le the erre hid ease °mans: ask rong. mot d Um, Ito. Pi= u 4ar. Maw ti Pi t i Laral 7ZI lisals= l.4 loft l ine sem deli lezzA ngt of orb for ellbanir Aarexodus U tak M el oxen- 116 - 11 rig tux Haddirt kW* Dedifte. r ew Ma a c v.le d d . em. M date M *O4 on of bob %de stra Deg. la m iirrate I Moat PrObbbike be so Oig io ekirmbet sad mom. fe n ifine Mee, ecieudias saw soky of slum tad mono, to de.troy Muir. of sums. Dormant buds, therm 1 4 1p= " d iag with Guards Wind vim' Labia Loceingliesteme Mardi prunin Mixture be g bolo wounds sending &lase& shortening image. the purpose ; groper for sumac • AgMils So kw doss Irreasamera. numb as (Ink WIN w 11 • 4 Main fissalla& GWYN. =74 et Omar la 44asit P=s7 atearva, &NW ri beak aria visa. ad WV out die RAM war gik s id =4 Um; tihr . 24 trlrsis nw, met: lic a kw ads Bt . e g . =mike awl et Mon. disks NBA az noommt er etelt.Misaliace APMDII. A ideseiser or varieties o= B. , besams.teresa prier ea ed. thee by peal NOM" /NW MA =a -1) URAL CHEMIS'T'RY; an ad Hoe to tlx Hedy of the Meow le Be Malin Apfethian. By Nowt so ttottr, F.L.8.. COAL, Podiner d Chadilis Se the Horticultural dichrey of Louden, Lteer ea Oho Had But bathe Coeipsay • BMW, Pertheen se ABNe Bth ha Pike 2.1. sad% QPEECHEB at the AGRICULTURAL MEET. IRO et DRAYTON MANOR. Reprinted from the " AerleultorM Orate " for gamest dbefbatbet. et ed. Obeli. MAY be oedema or on booksellers. eed rne. ones. Irtli be eent fees by post os Wes pedalo •Asteps beteg forwarded to Jame. Matthews, 6, Upper Welibtitonetesse Oeveateerdeo. Weeks. k ANCASTER sad CARLISLE RAILWAY.- Sal LW SY hen the LANCANTREisi OARLIRLI RAU. st LA l' IF lae PilatrOX WY RN RAILWAY. pjs*,,l.ii !PATON. with • Cif to OLASIVON owl %MEN - 1 11• of ArTel d 141110 APTER and t g ttliththE awl LANCAIPTER mod PRIMO AMMON RAIL AIN NOTICE it Imam OWEN thd APPLICATION h blinded thhe made to P %WARIER? In the E I V made% as llet to dither* .rd rergewer the Ihnithed ingii. reed te mi li mi ehl zga. ar fo.r., =Fr , te se eigi mm • la 6 4. a l lni pw ratl tle . 7•llmithdi njlens). abseil "". • 1iiej,.... ,. 4 "..... Whet.. he:4 w ~,,,,,1r ....ma on t. 65 et - 7 . .-.,-• 6 ., " . '. , : , , :i2ii w i r 4 A , Admen • eet. '' • -h. if • .I.ltll.7:rea'll‘,Pit::t. ' . . s•vv*, ,C ,l„ . ._ d ...... il W 7 lit tiethe. W ...,, • hvn ' dished :*, n , . ••••••••AL I, 3 - L . , e........ . 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Mg, VW," " The hantheta and Lade Seaway Act. WI - I as Menctseter an Leeds Roll-I, Ad. 1/141," • The 11. 501. r et.: Led. Ratios. Art, 1044,," The thweiteder and Leah Red* , . Vie, Nn. 1, 1646,' " The Illameheder sad Leah Imilejii .. .l.l. No. 1 Ith'i, ' " Tbe ItancikesMst sod Leeds Idled - The 3thinitester .sea Leah Railway Ad. No.ll . WV' " 't.r...del.r awl heeds Libras Act, No. • Ltd; •• The I .o.d Lewhi Railway All, No. 3. lid." " The Athehre. , o. 1 Liverpool Junction Railway Ad, 1114„" " The KA. r 4ak _and Lir Junction lialheay Ad, illf•" t• ~ : rr, ftitrA and " Vry Canal nod thew Adosn. - 'l 2 ''` S '... .v .r .wite k eier ' tlT4M 4ll .o 4 . W rilwrill a aner i a milusir thdhlele rd. '2I. ar....lhaster, Helton, and limry Canal and Reap Ad, " litdlehr. notion, awl Hwy Cand to Read Aek, ~ • f .... Mu dieter, ilidthi..aad Dam. red Newtheigth wee . 9%...l L est . lutlirx Act I:= . __Thet . ree . pl y ot ai rdangl n..i . ei, and WldLehe lanlfathe 1... I .. ir„ " I AI M: 1 I.i .: I . 4. 1 4 6 IV 'l4 1 ..;:;1 “ . t i l,Th.4M ~ .i.o.a. of Goole A lOW 1 ward --.:•1 Ath WV " rho 01: Alban _ I me Act, 1. , ' , V iii lt:rehim Railway 110.thie.'• t t held in the dm yeme .1.. the Prot Majesty, intituthd "Y Z 5 ....„:„, i::::: =b, 111:4.4oCrirragimth he . mid Awl, pr . nod amterlabia ".loses ja MI a t:,. .....1 or - held In the I .. ,111 • 4 , imitated "Antik b thel UM end , 1 4 to ith-e, and ales to lb* sag to the Vort Manehnier end when C0n5.....i.,. , roe to authorise the reitimea= 1 Ong mar . 1.. Lo be . o h ~..u nsid fir ether piv••••••• : hid es set la the mid serd= ki yid alb, --...i. end tenth saes the reids of YR Redd "A , 1.1 :or dmidneasid awe asandr .4 • asa 'of . ,I, so 6 am theflield. t i al= ii•!. ! ; r 4.4.1. mad assiillalilway ; " mho of an act Sweet the melon 0:1 p• WWWWWt. held la the ninth end tenth yews of the Wee of ' 't pr .rit Melody. ledaded "An Aot to lE.:J. ed, Jo Hlnteuelmm, Gerd Jhelum, and Itrahasn a r= ~. Ic..lsay Commode., and the verde/ ads whew le I. ' • •• .n-I lierrhun, Ural Junction, end awl pil= ,, . ' : • 168 6 a. 6 on uooloo 6 I North We= meg. aft en. : • n o n alai Is , o my: local and personal gni ale& ' • • :a. dap{. LW, local and pervnal adA With Plc: : . tlrneers IL fil, IN. . IA Id let, I. t da i Vd .. • . • Se., 3111 4. 14: 6 185+ 4111. Nt l . end ilh• in rius. I : ..... 1 "h 1:0 " . la. 16, sa l l i' ti t6 i. ss eh rarar ' sigcM econ, . - 'eleventh ani Wrath . Ykthh, 4 _bogs eid af the •.. I acts fettered Mating to the Masa MI Yth thew, 11.4. et. and De_ OM h to my, an led grad lathe sew, ••v 0 w theme held In the fth and 05 yoga et the ywjlp.l 5,L• , ~,a .... Imo,. hauled "An Act for unithe It fry • I'.. hth i• Wren. andfor Improving the liatheth of %W . la : . nety Pahii of harsher:' an ad peeled is the Wu%el •I. • . I Men, Waded •• an Ad to miter the line et dis . . , . wows', and to emend the act mistime Shots . 1 se act Is. : •:e ids maw of he old mien, lisiltakd "AnAd kg rahlus- •• lining a dock et dodo at thyre. lathe osmar mar t..or . an act treed h the Sul Isld di NM Illall of S. MrM , . ditulal "An Act to emend the armed ads en , •. - I W)Te Laws, and Harbour Campine 4 1 .2 1 eadedis 0, en of parliament held in the the wild ism ef thin of In v :t Ithed). bultuled "An Act to lONIA the lewd eiterciatin Piv I"' am! Io W Ranh and lierboth mai the Pn : • •••1 Wm Pork Company. WA to consolldate I C. h= 11WWWWW 1 WWWI the Wo4Off of parliament held In the Ith Illd Eli yea • a. reien : n et b prevent Majesty, Intituled ' An Ad to Wend the : se , reLtine to the aw e and 15)05 kthibray. liar her end I' . • drum 4 and an art of to du. es...dos of awns. the • .' mini, and ninth years of the repo'. her Primal to vo. I " An Act S. amend tie several Ade Matins to the ' SSW N% ) r, WWWW. 111 .. .finour. and Dual Cy-moray. end to arable Es Cow** -, to make three smeral Rniach Railways. _rah ..t ...lel Iv nut. Oct to eneble the mid Lanewities and Y IL. ils enemeny to •el ma y transfer M. the rhd Lomb. sad 1 1 t • .1. Kathy Chut with than and Interra la ths . .........aad a r , . Railway. Harbour. sad ta.ct, and the ludas sad 4 ....' . ..t (loran et anew therewith. WW twee such term idigireer: ,:: . ansanli as Vag he sr day ham Men weed Won Weds th, .*: f empress, mod tm onside the said Lund. and Math Waters In ... , Company te perthemi. lots. and Mil mirb . 11 am sod lateree. .5:: ' .vin Mt then il Plintem and Wye, Railway. liar: bon , . lied .. t. end memedy In ethi two WWWWOO4.I2tIy : and to mai ... i• nananaleasss vase la napalm% for the work. be. age var.,. ..11 .4 4 tb I 1 IBM dor lolling tea% rate. and Warn. VW OA .1-• :WO 6 the tattler Wilk rates and dm, le Mr there.: memil for eudelied from the or Wfai a ism.. ra: ..11111i this of Noresthrr. Id& Lest TAILOR, Ut z.. UT. NWIPT, reel WA Air, fielithers„lielethill. /14 I. N.`" 1 i titWII77O7AM LAMOND sad CO.. sank and .• ••,.• dram Meters. and reihthr hr h+ ' C7= t i1 . i....t. 11 . sirvari pts ' f Mi l l ILA 1 V tts 'WSW shv .e-th dorm ' tailing awl ale other theme . W.l. a* 1 Co. di; to to anthem that MU whir rth:i air • .45, dem every Wetheeday. at I AWOL at the Call of 'flog eineedleetted, London : tA t l6, Wk. a , *bid, place ett v uomted te bearlatemed.-Ttusididelleetrect, London, LAM rirtHaE HUNDRED AND ONE, STRAND. J. The •• en of 31,1. Swat leg_ to Noweisoe to the tAPAk that try shvot 1. oiNdBANIIIX.3 hha•BLISUSILS to he o• trine J Noah IleeMg Carton', antohot oth • IrU3 AKIN= ommusi 1111112hITS the feet. 1,, •• • tee the doge* maw kr nem Asepis throe, AL As Washy& o -I.— Dlrabro Pebbladffedf• U ' .Y-LOW-=iill---1001*. -T HO'.% --- A - 1 - ri . E wiibro a D u al . ) -,4. 2. Isola from Braden. i tt eir wuosil. Losaou, bag now 7 ,...„ . to .. mini. criennotod lafirt . o•=l -- d 4. A .162 .. IS numbs. , 1 ..rtt. II Um atinul Iris avant*. In Tc....... i $ 1... II lino anntod Norouun II is. Too r tt y q q. ‘ 60 Choke named croon, U Elnouona . n onutettlo.z. :1 Wiest yellow er.vuo. Ilt ransom I ...able Ammoea tO two.. blue Crneln. nabileira. W Long .bite Curl" AS woman ..IA 11. At nf the T•sat quality, 'Web .111 be forwarded ..,_" 1 7...ffe1: . btot , l .e rot C. oy hoar. outtaanlog Irtlf of ea.* of ... en , t To .soak the trot tolltetio• of roots orient should MMA sho d t ly. IT6. 111 QR and BERMS. "ff bs ma rAsT sitt COING WOOCItrz u CIiENICAL k peace , intakable i. a t tlso=c l r 4Srd porfaitkr fowl W." dumper to brA kk. to bet a wl r So M al sen, oberesi s rar im an eel beaks octiLtot . = 1113.1,0 fi .1111 mill rata ►w.ea.a In pato at el, 19.. tad bk Wig en Waren cder. Ina are On okras for Lattice .-Ilartiet. 11 .W.. tir_ Ni. Neese : set Co- 336. 4 h 10 . 1 genet-i ON. Cock 0.. r Fkotorant Frwitriton. w.. *eke ot. W. A., • tin . oVarr. Liketos te.t1.1.~1.. 4. Penh Or hard ; C .spar ilifett.lloll oo ; lowsw.c. W. noroolik; Week J.. 79, likkerattc nrat Wine. kk Carol Cruttok. IL (. Croydon ; Hewed. P. A Nee 11Mroten I.fee rank Whoteek wet. .-Maerr. 11.96 . a1r00s rell leo ; s t un en Reer sal Antos rad Co. An wan rOP ten I II tan In Dwarf. Wee. sod So* At• Iv= e ti l &em s it ag ; :lcalr nestirtn ilk amesme amber of ertatoelab Of U.. Waken wen ~ e tt a it. slam rivuL TEXT ) I. —ItOWLANDIe JLP OROS Pik yr PEARL DENTIMICK L white borrier, 03111. 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Er W ele. be M the Ira WO:6ft the Pine Pehool being PIMPI OI4 I by the Milibe of other boom. el MOM loPPoo i lbe prre le tolO poshre them 'Wire =oeeldmit ottw„ of MOW 14 f "Ka to reform the My• weer IMOeaed meter ayeedo se immilelly 00 religious Inalersoes ma be- Premame. 666 Om hare aborettnel op Mwe* er , -oe6m bawd for worship mll rot_ My truotleg theg the eeo4 ltwo mode% of the pelelle 6 , 4=M am la Isourbg V 0 611111 mil ma Mite y MO : • thee tiubmlp6ese te the MW „. lllrdstre Vann fkbool MII be thmekhenyreteleei WIN, .111111 me OMM ow, Mg.. I h 4. or ; or by She MIMS at the Imiltetlee, M. s. gehle ; meg Mem Somming red V. IL Imerbsnlegreg6 ; Yarn Mem* I:Wermers4; Sam re/Oe geel (We. Illtruel. Domes el: SSD lun be Ilmerthed ermlere cf the 1)&001 UM ef Damn M the *m Aml fee Me Mame of the 16 • 2 mil them egllen pr of fte Ilelhime re H. lim Mgragy T. p QUM rd Mr loyal zoo 0 BUM ALUEK 111. ...6e 0 e, Mb 5106 I•.J. 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Neg. 2l 0 0 II J. 0106 mo. Peg.. 21 00 1 C.lmm. Mb lO 10 Ulm 6. O. Priam- II 0 0 J. ThroMmy.ll:4 lO 10 Urn (Mum ......-. U 00 I = . ...... 116611111 0 6646 oftior 45410 n. AM Ifir. Toad mbearlbrd Moe Irehourshre..l2. _XL — ITN= nuns. swim C 166. 6 1 6 6. Phemllimile. Wm. L UK --- - THE YERFF.CT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.— Tr ZEAL NICKEL •Mar e latrodulma 12 Mee age bi ELlall IL SUEITON J ,X 44 bi 1•41,....&vera of Mee'' glWael a d ""ZiLlr" 4"7:2:re.tb.1 1 2Ad 12w urr4::::. :it c o( plating.t paibWt re 4 l•Mhe Mee • "'dr : WI thal limma ma. as imenb mar. tromenturahly punorior to %fat be t o gr imam. aline by no Peoltae tat OM lINTIM Thread. Elne• o. . .. G... .. n.... . 750. 1.....4 ...Uril i iiiirmakiti.. at ProPerilenatemiom. All Itlada cu mlatapArgia IC T 1 111. 1 0 T PLATED. to Threaded King's Pattern. Pattern. Path.m. 1 . 3141, Ppoollll and Teem Midi% Wawa Ila .. Dia .. 2w. flemertAlltto and ditto . Tea dltte and ditto MM. .......... ........ la .. IM .. li.P. ditto b. IL T.' , "' a catalogue*, ortth angsavlap, a wall aa of Ma lliennemarri ortbele, pent mar pepti free. WILLI AN S. FIURTOND date Illymon and Burka, deck of gene ral faredablng Ironmongery Is literally the brunt In the heel& and 'oar• ehmerp are belie Ito tell and 111• Wei IL-39. Infordotmet learner of Newman strew. andNe•Miln•ilSti. Eidabilliled ill Wellmtreet.lBlo. A FEW CHANDELIERS at HALF-PRICE, ts OAP, OIL. CANDLED, er cearnis& now selling et WILLIAM muartnes flats Novae end Berton). h. Oxford Wrest. corner of Newman sheet. oral No. 1, Ifirthionwirest. The pattOral of the whole are of a very recent this, end are offered at roloced whew merely from their twins siishily eat of esoctitkth— Estedlthed In Welheirest, A.D. nth T HE VERY BEST BLACK TEA, ti per lb. Thelon, awl desaiption of trade that RUSGELL sad Co. have reittly by rattler the cholera( team at the loam( price of the this. has •Wdcot coaluttee that they will not. for the reale a.. ao •e of EGG PRICES. offer a tes of heater auk y. Itre of th, (Amami= afforded by en ample mynah( tr . reelied Way of col nmerotal a ff airs. they have pub ctereil for mew &OLIO° ~1 the FIN EriT TUAtI evcrimporte4 late SNOLA • red dry mont halactly and emphatically swum the =.r.4 wipstialla e ldr ropectel friend( in Witte:at part, of the Oat the Irk et the very (nest qtrility. and they non damp me ligtmir Or 4a re pound. am better tea if not to be obtalood at say Woe. Damp! WPM am carte In all porta of London daily. rn oum. soot corny, fres to arry part of the kimplota.—RUSBICLL mad Co.. TKA If ICRCHANTS. BOROUGH. LON WM. I)AKIN'S ROYAL PATENT COFFEE. — The followilw eartlllarda et lir. !Wiwi W. Taylor and Mr. Arany ditto, tug groat authorities ea ebasiricy. nwrical larb4wwlearv , and the vtoltvy questioa, se to the beetedrial effert• and whetting. of Whin • Rota IPatent Coffer ao doubt. be deemed eestehrtre. The powwows, fully dstal=l i ve . roans eAd the particulars sod the Invention, may be had ea " We hereby cerUfy that we have chemically examined fees varieties "of cake, tamely, best Medea. Jamaica. Very floe and Good Plant " don 'Ceylon) Coffee, both to the raw MAW MO as prepared and rotated "bY the pat.% mow of Mews. Dada. We have likewise chemically " standosi erupt. et the same varieties of oeve, routed at the setae " (Me A the moat , and th e molt of Ohl. esamleystloa that la " &ilea of dower, odour sad as an article of &et. the codes prepared "by Wears. Dakln s promo le, la our Judgment, mierior to that pro " prol hi the onlinart waV We have &Ivo examined the apparatus wed by Meows. Dario fee verting coder, sort n dirl that all the surfaces with uhlch the oak. "games la contact during this mows am of vilvri. We find aloe that " great este is taken .o to regulate the &Imo of bowl and the mode of Ito applimilon so to reader tumour, • bower time and lower temperature to t-rfirt the roarilat, whereby all 6A of charring the berry or of pm " during eropyrcumatle Al Is priventol, the otvaratina of acid vapour A "more gradual and complete. and a larger Idrtlw of area la Malawi Shea ohms to the weal method , of fORA.I2 wooing. Ty NOD.. Of Meter, Dalin appear. to uo, therefore, to a ettentesl vim better *tart,* than any yet euywested for womb( roasted " coffee to a pure and whammy form. " ARTHUR A1R174, " ALFRED S. TATLOR, 1.1.8., Lecturers on Clieval.try la Guy's Hospital " Chemical LaboratorP. " Guy llovtlisal• Are. V. Wel" PRICE CURRENT OP "DAKINII ROYAL PATENT COPTEE. /MOM IN 1111,66 CTLIIIIIII, I. addltloa totha foikersi nets. DARIN and Co. tette the her Coffees Dos Dreara, Dominica. Malabar. Sumatra. Jam. = bis , th. Doniago, liarria, llarannah. Brazil. Bahia, Cabo. Lai Guard Pero R/co. in. fin marth. 4. d. 0. d. @ELECTED PORTS. Orlon 0 9 601 1 .H.. 1.1 US WWI 66. ria iiiot46: 1 4 601 6 pa lb. ad. Berke 011 tol 4 Common Coffee oln Armes •*mei 4 Very good 311.1 ..trone I 2 Tiklia. gloat 1 I:I It Ta ..,°Tiv.g.rtirlt:‘," — dc..., I 4 me... .. .. . .. .. 5..1 LI Particular!) clwicv coffee . 1 6 The ahe m Eft . ...VIM 614 . r. t..ttle, which hottica arc charged M ille ad terrirg = inarryelpfledlrm:lrl return too PN. te gigulkeeigeriperegin:laSsehrz:mi fee the ltllr ' dde .. Na (d. 1 Tar i ar ui r Meats and lee *AM, la • i.e ride 01 ;iiiiiiiii iii a6aß®t coffee. Ina rade M. 6d. p Two of the trot cht mountain coffee, mellow 60 sod dorm of dram in a waled bottle I. Od. DAN! 0011PANY, Patented . N CSIBER ONE. @a PAUL'S (*WIC ARM fierlerin of and the public genera:a are mercifully lathed to hared the ordinary and apparrue ern "tad In the martini of Data e Rota Palest Ceder, sect to deer ride In octloo, as the wardwori of Orr and Ca. to ihooneaker.row. within a nom *throw of "Nearer Our" elsere an sedotent Seto waiting to seep tor clelos to the warehoure. Ind le mirth the whole of We ROYAL PATENT PROCLIWI for MAIN and preparing arr. . N _ EW GAS BURNERS.—BoyaI Letters Patent.— Their maw ae : The Star, Ths Comet, The Golden. The Gime in M. sad The Reflectg Bunters, Is ro, mid doubt, men of w ed ema and pr engineers, that so It othe p r gam burners bear cornby with these. artebt as meal Is the light. No smoke emitted • M I.O economical and the reout 'levant of all. The improvemeats yap dent, all should have throb—Sr:satiric opinion. Laresvatory, Royal Polpectinte Institution, October :IA Mr,—After a atasful etasninatoss of yet new p• burners. whi co ch I have te ted la ceammtem with the eherto known, lam rn- DPP to ackamilidp that roar recent discos try Pouperior to all others esoadmy and tier 11l purist of the flame producol by it. ms amp& yet truly edentate. egramenwato of your burners. yon have succeeded perfectly in Ambling the proper supply of air, both he timothy and position thm. the flame kv at all Unice stemir. and tencly luminous: while even ander eaddealy tormsesil Priamme, or daring it:taught. of air, no nooks Ls even off. I remain. AL yours fa M.D., jolly RI as, LLD., Professor of asessister. Me. Rickard Clark. Strand. The whole of the hunters ate constantly teasing at the Eistablighargat of st e impolium 1401 i Company—RICHARD CLILRIC, reideat manager, 447, Ws* &mad. coma of AdslabOratrest. LAST 5550. a MINI 90 IMBASOSIL sad lt 4. and : ,. 4 . 4 0 :1 , . Agloser Winter 4.1 0er5.... 1 6 0 girterietdiste tem and era/ Oa a (ftee. carK I S reZs is : :: :: :. ::: 10 re h „............:::::::: q: .. a:. ~... . . 1 2 0 41 . 1 1 , 11511 ii friiisie : e 4. 1... :.. .... ............ 7. : 1 11 0 6 a .......... : .........: 1 ti „ is . : .......... ::::::: 1 6 ~,, 011 0 .. .. .- - ... 011 0 goisVeln. 1I 0 ......... te geg oho{ et Ire wherriert welsh •• • •0114=thaplet• for A Ilh 111011 114, lhaseleh Si ago Mahe gab nue .e _l4oloeg arl2W 6• parelmeed, reed etedh.er mole to If oh aggeeeeTet. ell to eseheoged. el. - ti ereirmr4 der =t aft tun me BON, Who, Whale* loot mg Ilherreakerr Nu eetal s Tittere for . 354,14 leg end 117, 111norem IX 2 1 . 0, Loads. W 1101 regret bating to {herd eh Petik hive Imre that the untroleemealleetelembsod MIL=Zi...II6 N" 00 " le the hue e. ,ser hest..... "rev mg sir emir rehash Isom sew Z arti. rz av erivo beemizeiri=frialaitrajod eadtiro dein Ciiii iites eloahlkhreteo le chord hen soreot Frida and.s y tlll .set gaterdeg. elm berleen Si remold tie 12 redact. ---- - - - DUNN'S Ba. AROAND LAMP OIL, 4.. per palm is equally armllosble for the Mend. emir. Trench fountain. rd.., deeciption of latent oil lamps. The abinieterfala of this oil ern the strength nal licililancy of light, without make or smell, its extreme purity. as it will not corrode the meet delicate lamp, the patter economy in the .gowns amtumption compered with other ails. dad Its not chilling with the colt. lag • gallon or upwards will he doilmrs I.e on/y by JOIIN DUNN and Co., od DAILY NEWS and EXPRESS. PARIS.— ENGLISH OFFICE—Cite Thule. 13, Bowlevert deb Mad e —Mr. DS HERNARDT, from LONDON, ACCOUNTANT, FoREIGN and GENERAL AGENT, hayloft made with the proprietors of the DAILY NEwel sod 1111PREiri ll arili rn. ON MORN &NO and RTZNING PAPERS, receives eiders foe, yldi Awd FRANCE sad the CON- Prldr!tel l P"sn owasetakes th"ugawi to noun and forward Adverting mot. to either of the Above learamiL ,Attar OR OARDIINB. CHRONICLE and AGRI. . OhZETTS s HT edited by Prof. Tanner) 11. contains artifice on Horticultural /society Insects k ilk,' by lime Iretan.l. Sir R. Rani pansphitt o tri.ts Horticultural AmoeLakiou Kanc's .nur rt.) pamphlet Labourers, eduattion of French and English Lime r. Inosis Manure.. chant) a deodorant Slamming, choap. By Mr. J. Pri -1 des. Melon pit Naito. Plants. bleeding of Potato efll. WWI Potatoes. eultisation of. By Mr. 0. Wilkins and Mr. T. Torbron dimesse and slop Flamm.; Promoting house. By Mr. B, ItVrianton. (Alton park Reaping. Ideh or lo Kora Med% lila to w Plant Swami. ta 411 . 1 BOMB& thla. By Mr. O. Wilkins Malin smell mar s s. on. It Mr. W. Bojer to kill fermi Hail (with engravinal aphis. By X r. J. Cur tis. 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Brown, tireuticatcr Kea, production of. BY Mr. J. Wightaa Varna mall Faimin4 teat& Forratna. Irish Flu Weeping Zirost trees t tree. lid of Gooseberry caterpillar. to kill Clauso on Wheat Hama Holl)hock, leaperthat of. By Mr. It. B. Wrcham, Iledcabam Roe. en. Norfolk The GARDENERS' CIIRONII TETTE contain.. In &dation to tl Bac and Smithfield pea:. with re wad markets. and a complete new all the tranractiart of the. weak. t Adverthenienta S. Cover Wellhatt NEW NOVEL. On Monday rosy ho had at all the lthearteA. to 3 se& pot evo. T HEVETHLAN. A Cornimh Story. By WILLIA33 DA.TT WAT,MI. Esq., Bar Ider.adlaw. Landon Smith. Met and Co.. 63. ComMIL Earl le Meonint.er. ILE DIGEST of TENANT-RIGHT. By WILLIAM ae dw. lA., }Miter of the " Fanners* Magazine.' the "Mart ine spree, - to.. tr.. and Hazer Court, lA.. Secretary .1 the Lomas Farmers' Club. amino( the Prize Evay on Tenanzriebt. Lc,. be. 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To be bbl of cherwood, 11, Paternagaprow : Gorre,o, 147. Mr yoga • Nun. m, tkenhill; Name. CA, West &mod; at Stied from Yr milice. 14. aearu-viees, Warikiinal+ LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, TUESDAY, 11 30 • For some time back it has bee* reported that Gen. Cavaignac and his party had come to an arrangement with the Journal des Debate by which they have scoured the support of that journal. According to one report it bad been directly purchased; according to another, high military promotion for one friend and an embassy for another, has been the consideration. Whatever may have been the conditions, however, the ' result has been for sometime manifest. The Delve, has I been gradually and skilfully tacking into the course of the National, and it now sails full in the wake of it. To-day it has declared for the candidateship of General Cavaignac. The resignation of M. Marrast, as president, given unexpectedly last evening, produced one of those curious scenes which are so frequent in the Assembly. It may be remembered that M. Marrut's month does not expire till Saturday, and in due course he could not resign till Friday. Being questioned as to the reason of conduct so extraordinary, he admitted that he desired that the members who have obtained cough, and who would leave before Friday, should have an opportunity t f voting. As the majority of these are his own friends, the Assembly thought the proceeding ra'her tmnsparent,and M. Larochejaquelin, t r a ° vl e n e g d mounted the tribune, designated it by the term " escobarderie," which M. Marrast declared to be unworthy of reply. Another democratic banquet has taken place at the Barriere du Maine, atone franc a head, at which nine representatives, membersof the Mountain,attended. On entering they were received with cries of " Viva la Montagne ! M. Louis Blanc was declared honorary president on the occasion, and was represented by an empty chair. The vim-president, M. Vancard, acted. All tile usual toasts were given, with which the public are already familiar, and in which the name of the Mountain was effectively repeated. Since the foregoing was in type, the following has arrived : PARIS, I'I:IMPLY, 6.30 P.M. M. Marred was re-elected to-day president of the National Assembly, by a considerable majority. The following is the division : Voters, 585 ; majority, 293 ; M. Armand Marrast, 378; L. de Maleville, 144 ; Locrosse, 21 ; Senard, 11. In the Assembly today the project for the com pensation to the depositors in the savings banks and the holders of Truancy Bonds was postponed to Monday. The supply necessary for the re-establish ment of the chair of political economy and the other profeseorebips suppressed by the provisional govern ment after February, was voted. The committee appointed to fix the responsibility of the president of the republic and the ministers, has held four sittings, at which there have been very ani mated discussions. It appears to be the determination of the committee to surround the president, whoever he may be, with such a network of restrictions, and such tight limitations, that power will scarcely be left him to breathe or to move. The difficulty will be to act or speak at all without committing treason against the state. The great object of the committee has been to preserve to the National Assembly the same complete and unrestricted sovereignty which it now possesses, notwithstanding the nomination of the president. It has been decided that every intervention, however apparently inoffensive, on the:part of the president or of the ministers, with the elections will be held to be a crime against the state. Careful provisions are also made to punish in the president or the ministers all attempts toecercise undue influence in the Assembly. There was a considerable public excitement last evening in Paris. Very animated and noisy groups collected on the Boulevards and in the garden of the Falai' Royal, where they were addressed by orators. Lord Normanby had a reception last evening, at which General Cavaignac, M. Msreast, General La moriciere, and all the other ministers, were present. As was expected, the bishops are coming forward in surnort of General Cavaignac. The Brest journal contains a declaration and a manifesto in his favour, signed by the Bishop of Quimper and twelve other re presentative'. The Bishop of Quimper, who has much influence with the clergy generally, has written to most of the bishops of France in his favour. The other bishops, who are members of the Assembly, have adopted the same course. Among the numerous comments which the adop tion of the candidateship of Prince Louis by the mo derate party has excited, the following, from the National of this morning, is deserving of quotation : The Constitutionnel prot,ouneed itself, yesterday, plainly in favour of M. Louis Napoleon u a candidate for the presi dentship. We shall not discus this resolution in a penonal point of view, for we do not want to place the Comfits- Our Madrid oonespondent, writing on the Bth instant, says : The Queen's forces sustained a considerable defeat from the Carlini on the let, who, 1,000 foot strong, attacked the column of Brigadier Paredes, composed of picked men, at Bequirel. Four cavalry officers on the Queen's side fell, and of foot many were slain and fifty taken prisoners. The detachment of La Birbal, in number 80. had surren dered to 800 Carlirs, and reports prevailed at Barcelona, on the 3rd, that three companies had been made prisoners near Vich. Meanwhile, Ametiler and his republicans have been driven into France. The Pamplona correspondent of the Befog= announces an invasion of Navarre as on the eve of taking pleas. Though the Bayonne papers contradict the fact of the destruction of the faction at Huesca, our corres- poadent says : Some additional details have been received concerning the defeat of the republican faction near Huesca. Brigadier Angles, who pursued the rebels with 50 horse after their de parture from Hums on the afternoon of the 30th, came up ' with them at Bietamo, two leagues from Huesca. Here he waited for the infantry, which amounted to 125 men. He also sent for the other half of his force which he had left in Hance, and for four companies of foot at &agues*. With such forces as be had he blocked up ail the avenues of the town overnight. The fighting commenced early in the morn ing. The rebels, between 200 and 300, were driven from house to house till they occupied only the church and two houses. In the afternoon of the 31st they surrendered at discretion. The number executed is not yet known. In fight they lost five men. Probably the arrival of the four fresh companies from limn's& decided the affair. The Prince of Carta wish his family left. Madrid last night, by the road to Andalusia. It appears that for the present he will reside in Gibraltar. The two cabecillas, Barren and Altamira, were shot at Figueroa on the 31st. La Siva, tried for shooting at the queen in June, 1847, has been sentvneed by the tribunal to which he appealed from the sentence of death, to 20 years' confinement in prosidio. 1141:14D, Nov. B.—Three per Cents, 19 5-18 piper; after Boise 19 Me cash. Five per Canto, 04 taper; after betas, 01 oath. dot Nais, Si paper ; atter Bolen, 111 coat. Cou 44 ealt. Bank Ferdinand. 40 cash ; 44 paper. ElCltaßffil o v a Loodoo, 90 dem 48 40 cash. ITALY. We have received our correspondence from Naples to the sth. The elections are taking place in the provinces, and forty-one deputies are to be returned from places which previously had sent no representa tives to the chambers. Naples itself continues tran quil, although the military preparations would appear to indicate some apprehensions of a popular move meat. From an active recruiting that is taking I place for the army, it is surmised that the king in tends to recommence hostilities in Sicily, but this question is likely soon to be set at rest, as the Ron. W. Temple, the ambassador, had arrived with the ultimatum of the British government. A French steamer, arrived from Sicily on the 3rd, brought news that affairs remained in the same state in that island. The Neapolitan Five per Cents. were at 83t. The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa of the Bth, under date of Venice the 2nd, states that the Solon, French war steamer had arrived, and that the commandant had had an interview with Admiral Albini, command ing the Sardinian squadron off Venice. It was re ported that he had come to protest, in the name of the French government, against the presence of the Sar dinian fleet in the seas of Venice, as a violation of the armistice. A few hours after an English war steamer arrived, and, going alongside the admiral's ship, the captain had an interview with the admiral, also pro teeting,in the name of the English government, on the same grounds. The Solon had come from Naples, and the English steamer from Trieste. The Patria of Florence of the ith, says that Pro. fessor Charles Pigli is appointed governor of Leghorn. Private letters from Rome, of the 4th, announce as probable the resignation of the Rossi ministry. A third secret sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of Sardinia was to take place on the 1 Ith. IRELAND. DUBLIN, TEL/DAT EVENING. The arguments in the case of Martin r. the Queen in error, were resumed in the Court of Queen's Bench to-day, by Mr. Holmes, who was followed by the Attorney-General for the crown. The decision will not be given for some days. The record of the conviction of Mr. W. S. O'Brien and the other prisoners sentenced at Clonmel, has just been lodged in the Crown office here. It remains to be inspected by the prisoners' counsel, which they will proceed to do as speedily as possible, and then the preparation of the errors to be aseigned, and their engrossment and verinoation by the condemned parties, will follow. This will probably not be ar ranged until Monday next, at which time, of course Mr. O'Brien and his oolleaguf s must appear in court. It is doubtful whether the error can be argued this term. YORK HEST RIDING ELECTION.—LEEDS, TITS DIA.—The deputation appointed to wait upon Mr. Fits. william, to induce him to withdraw, had an interview with him on S durday, and they have made the following report of the molt of their mission: The deputation, consisting of Mr. F. Carbutt and Mr. Falwant Raines, appointed by the execntive committee toe:covey to the lion. ourable C. W. Wentworth kltzwilliam the reetautions parsed at a meeting deputies', held at Wakefield cm Friday, the 10th of Novenas her, have to report that they proceeded to Wentworth Mouse, on Saturday, the nth, end were admitted to Ia interview with thb‘ religion • at which were also present, sir r.e.tet Sart, and Mr. L'Newman of liarfeley. After presenting • eopy e the enstw lotions, a lengthenisl eouvriult`r en^e , in le the count of which !t, was cheated, that, as regards th re e of the questions submitted to Mr. C. W. Fitswilliam foe his opinions, there islets a greater syms pithy on hie part with the requiaition than his Seat addre a, or the vagueness of his second addicts', had lid the electors to Pumice& Ile admithil that the flaisicial system of the government required revision, and that extravagances required to be checked; and, as regards on extension of the suffrage, he declared him. sill by no means unfavourable to it, reforming, honorer, to himself to decide as to the amount and kind of extension (when further discussion should make the matter clear end apparent) that would be safe and practicable. The question of fns trade was lore alluded to, owing to his unreserved opinion brine favours able to its full development. The elect part of the dilferenee wog, and still remains, the extension of endo• inept, upon which Mr. Eitzwillianes opinions ate extremely unsatinfactmy • for, while oh , jesting to on endowment of catholic priest. out of the property or industry of England, he frankly admitted that, were It made out of coelesiastical or other funds in Ireland, be should op prove of it; and as be, upon general grounds, wee favourahL to an endowment of all thnoininatons (or rather religions, he said) in proportion to the numbers 01 each, he could rot promotes to oppose such en arrangement if it should be proposed. These points being therefore taken es settled, the deputation then replier rented to him that it would be desirable to keep the various inte rests of the liberal peaty uniu d, and with this view they asked him (Mr. Yitzwillism) to withdraw his claim to the suffrage. of the electors on the peewit occasion, in favour of some gentleman who concurred with the resolutions agreed to at the Normanton meeting. The deputation also urged Mr. Pima youth and inexperience. The appeal, was, however, made in vain. The honourable gentleman said, that having received numerous promises of support, rod having taken his stand as • candidate, to retreat on his part w... impossible. Any attempt to cause him to reconsider this di ciaion would evidently have been fruitless, and the ,deputation, who were peen:wally re , aired with the utmost urbanity and kindness, retired with • painful seam of diasmointment. The executive committee have determined upon calling another delegate meeting, to be held at Normanton, on Fri day next, and an the mean time meetings of electors are to be held in the several polling districts, to maze choice of a candidate to oppose Mr. Fitawilliam, and to instruct their delegates as to the mums to be taken when they assemble at Normenton. SHIPPING. MAILS Annnsn.—Dublin, 2; Denaghadee, 1. LONDON. Nov. 1.5 —Wind this day at noon, N.W., light breeze, and fine weather. DEAL, N.V.i 14 —N.N.W.—Arrived from the river: Iris, Ceylon; Vero, Jamaica. Put back: Laurens Koster, Batavia. Poirraztorra, Nov. 14. —N. Sailed : Quarryman, Charleston. GLASOOW, Nov. 13.—The Fame, hence for Limerick, and the Grimaldi schooner, from Liverpool to this port, ist tow of steamers, got in contact in the river yesterday, during a heavy fog. The former war cut down on the starboard bow, lost head and cutwater, damaged her bowsprit and lower mast, Ac, The steamers also received damage. Fienormio, Nov. 12.—A board, apparently part of a sailor's cheat or a boat's stern-ooard, painted white, marked "Rd. Whitton, Raldown's, C. W.," was pi:ked up yester day. Several pieces of wreck are strewed along the coast. The wreck of a large vessel is reported to have been seen on the 10th instant, to the westward of tit. David's Island, by the master of the Britannia. Manvpoicr, Nov. 14.—The Caledonia, hence for Ireland, was brought back here ca.-day, a derelict, having been aban dossed by the crew yesterday, with loss of maintop-mast, and leaky. SWANSEA, Nov. 13.—The Reale, Porthcawl to Aber dovey, whirl sank near Mumbles Point cm the 26th ult., has been raised, and brought in here. Dawn, Nov. 14.—The Atlantic, from Bremen to New York, which went on shore yesterday, on the Goodwin Sand, has become a wreck ; captain, two passengers, and a boy drowned; crew and rest of passengers saved. AXMORTH Hammen, Nov. 13.—The Caroline, Cowes to Bridport, sprang a leak, and sank opposite this harbour on the 12th inst. ; crew saved. CARDIFF, Nov. 12.—A brig, of about 300 tons (apparently timber•ladeM, water-logged and abandoned, with 8 feet only of the lower masts standing, no head, and painted black, supposed to have been run into, as her starboard side was completely torn away, has been passed off the Small., by the Ann, in Pentith , roads. lith, The Burtel, arrived here to-day from London, was in contact, 12th inst., off Wevo•e head lights, with a schooner, name unknown, when the latter is supposed to have sunk immediately, as nothing whatever could be seen of her. DUBLIN, Nov. 12.—N.W. —Arrived : Thomas Wright, New York. Sailed, 11th: Surinam, New York. Lossmen, Nov. 13.—N.E. Arrived, 12th Energy Qnsbec. ARISRDELN, Nov. 13.—N.N.W.—Arrived, 12th : Jane Boyd, Callao. 13tb, St. Lawrence, Quebec. Off: Arrived, 12th, Lord Seaton, Quebec, for Montrose ; Albert, ditto, for COMMERCIAL 11 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The stock market is quiet but steady, with prices looking up. Consols are now 86Z to t for money, say i t higher than the quotations which have ruled all the morning. For the new account openedyee. terday, and fixed for the 12th Dec., Consols mark only 86! to Z, showing the remarkable " backwardationn of more than in favour of money stack, and the demand still experienced for the latter. Reduced 85 to 1. Throe.and-Querter per Cents., SS?. to Bank Stock, 188 to 190. Exchequer Bile, 40s. to -13 s. premium. Mexican bonds are not in so much favour this morning. nor the prices of yesterday maintained. We quote them now 21; to a. Peruvian are higher, at 34 to 7. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Chilian, 82 to 5. New Grenada, 12 to 13. Spanish Fives, 11 to ; the Threes, 23 to ; Passive, 2; to 3. Portuguese, 231 to 4t. Dutch Two-and-a-lialf per Cents., 45 to 6; the Fours, 69 to 70. Russian are in advance, at 081 to 100 t. Danish, 62 to 5. Belgian, 71 to 3. MOLISE PUN DS. Dant Stack, 138 im" 85 Spate. Cow tor Ae. Dee, U. go Ma. A pig tsi 3 per CI C. SG I tuitotottlmo. to, tog.. peas. FO/13143 4 pat Ct. Aartrba 82045. I 44 pre Ct. Brig. lioadr, 31 3 II per Cent d.tto. tar CL ttraalltan 544.,32 4 Mtn N3r. n s 5 pow C.. /tumor Ara 1644., 46 2 Liao Chillan el I to Wm:etc Dd. Columblaa Lqoador 1id5.. 844., 14 I 3 Ct. per l, Bd. 42 It par Ct. lnuru Dutch 8& . 436 6 4 wet. Dutch Cara... 711 PUMA I par Cant Grenada 86., 1f li Grid Deferred M. 2 4 6as 2141'ema. 1•16. 214 6 par Ct. Pavvies Wk.. 14 Portage., Fowls. 124 44 tz Ct. Sew Nic i rk liet 3 pre rrpnitaild63 e 141 89 n*. 04,42 e Ddin tia per Torsi .14 11 Visem o4. ais Diking l .44 RAILWAYS.—The market opened rather ii•A but is now somewhat firmer, with the improwAnent in the stock market. Lancashire and Yort s hi re h ave been done at 26 dis. ; ditto Quarters, '7 dis. ; Great Northam', 13 die. , Coledonialk Prot, i ;01 Jae s. 1.7. A..