The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-23 00:00:00

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WINK 6 OVI LANDIr TOILET ARTICLES.— itsguisi . far Se mi . == if 4 20 6. the iiiaied '' s so fir, az ousisi.em Mirre m hap Se arm " Ititat.".. i h r = a r a s li eira wee An woman% Wald at eh ars the heed ti.ll4lt hog es the Ile authority et 111. 4% wheel meg. el ..we. leteeement. w, I in NM& I* yin i s ph 11 .111 19 SIMI SO le Oa 111. aft lam irg= N alleged belimuses. izpred Wake amt es ow= nek • tit; rya mamma w org i = bit Ms ad at mike palm bow bin WI :rag leari.p. Ow air kw --.. . id am Vow ell eft sae de wan ma ▪ Ca datid mg ▪ imaald 011111rian 11,—Orier mithei lair taw la Wit deptaval dati Ira, stelata. rat t o t Nark a at ths amb. plaid% Ea me. Imo Ea N Timbal; hib se; Vosy ty Yawbay by bouryr= Omer. bib yy NO s:Asidwial 6, 3m= lips; Die if MON New Odows Woona4!l Ma is i ba g % 11 6 1 immil E . a nom . isur. w .i2 Ma,...i2 ilk id sad Ss deo d nom% d Lbsobldukd Mk dr d . mei 41 M. J. WW. d iivioWed W. I. isbridseAlle Me. 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Int* lib Yore haerlat 's. 6 W he w ., =lt Fair lemitle. ape ad br a = =WM WA* as • ireedkiwp M Iftwp t iee =rms. asi eirwedbew Se s deep. id • lbw mellow vbiZalle lie Mem ble poly awille~n wed ran wooer. main WOW Melb r as Mile as li i/llra %Lee° P ILLS 11r ee L i dre 's L6:64ww= a = en lbe ullSi lbet± : —Moe b. 66: ireled Tetgetwe Mese ekee. est lip .. _ leeem-Q Itiet a 36, Ifterich gee= ;,,% 1 .7=4. 6 ,, ; . gk,..1't...... Is. oiram -0...t;JE.m...0.0.11; Me. • , tlifertlreet. Or easeehle :et aloe. he Oa gbh a bee Oil be linevaaa teen pot el the BK. 'OW TAINS TEE EDINBURGH REVIEW, Na CLXXVIIL, will be itellihed es SATURDAY auk the 30Ih WINO. r i • s troyiss m"."L ci rele m = - ?T imm S. aMiltli lir of 11. Laser air Mb. 1111~: A. rd C. Mak. FrENANSRIORT.—IrIee tembreantary Report of X lb, tridtsete i. . ..011oe Itwo Oismilbst et Itke Nom of Min• war Suet. eat *I plit. the polpiklars of THU rr ea tr' MA I detmlind mobile It la Qat Poem aim= at t =itert,tolftt. t °46.l X " th a VSVlll is taiVg•likri"uldinftiers" WHAT TO NAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ell& Mt TAW tot di Ng 1. J. Ortiasosu. ILL Otorrieek—liew te trete pielest I Mt eighth mt. • deee bete. mod • se the leolouolien• Meets the 111• UM CM eves le lie out &seemed emeella of Opted Imp•ism. eel indi I Migirriee• Mk Whaled es or. Te to had at Iheeteeed, oow; tbersitot. W. lie* sheet: Maas. h). Weill: elms. tet. Wes or dims -at Yr author. 10..•••,14e1ie5. LATEST FROM PARIS.' PARIS, FRIDAY, 630 P.M. Tranquillity continues in the capital, and the state of agitation is less to-day than it was yesterday. Bonapartist agents, however, are said to be busy IR the (suborn." and the socialists loudly declare that the government him no right to detain Respell pri soner after his election, at least, without an express vote of the Assembly sanctioning such detention. It is fully expected that some movement will be made 4 1 with a view to the liberation of this prisoner. _0 The ministerial crisis continues. The two great parliamentary parties have held another meeting at the Rne de Poitiers and the Palais Royal. They both persist in their resolution to push General Caviugnse to the adoption of a decisive course, and not to allow him to hang between them, se he appears disposed to do. At one moment he appeared inclined to support himself upon the moderate party of the Rue de Poitiers, expecting that the club of the Insti tute would unite with that party, and thus form a de cided majority in the Assembly. His personal en tourage, however, being altogether of the other ex treme, socassded in preventing this, and urges him to an altrieesvolstionary course. Although a straightforward and honest man, General Cavaignac ni_not remarkable for strength of intellect or forge of will, and, fearing to adopt a de cided coins, be still remains hesitating between the ceafticting parties. Demematie banqseta um babe held to-day, at Paris, Tesien= Renwa i eat ether great toted', by the Red =to Wan*, the anniversary of the Ann- Neal& cif 22nd Sept. 1792. la the Chember, to-day, interpellations wire =- deemed to Os= Oavaignae men the situation of the isuatry, end se to the conduct he would pun= in sena= eventualities. Thegesiral in answer, merely observed that, in se stay at te mpt at diooker, he would be prepared be se it by the means he had ebony indicated. He rniNai On*, state of the public mind was a eeYeel et aloe gravity, bat that be hoped matters hsi tea mommated. He admitted that a certain dilbsesse praising between the miverement and the Amiably, wash be would do all in his power to re me= bat that la hie efforts at conciliation he would nem mese to hold himself under the flag ot the Vt . Chummy, in answer, reproached General Oevelpais with never having expressed any spine bed= of the conduct of the National Guard lime 11th February. This observation raised a men new Mat tumult between the opposite parties at Os hews, a= M. ameensey was reminded that the vide d the Nation Omit had frequently boa pommeled la the Whose. In his reply, M. de Chimney re eammenin General Cavaignac to adopt a moderate peaky, in amemease with the general wishes of the "sentry. The Wee d this discussion was aa « ere, di Jour motive: baying the effect of a vote of Seam in the gOvemisat. Meese the sieve WO written, I learn that . the se. gellMisee Ar the seseannetion of the , minisby see lilemeanac, it is said is coasel re i r isi. iffaill at h imself on lame pony. amme. hirwevee, the negotiations whisk woe vowed via lOL Luba Bellin and Floe= hive be hobs e( is eswaspeass et M. Ledru Rollin haviag =d d mieeree which Gen. Carrigan tielkneelblo. • Hew attempts have boon made to recruit the ,minitry among the assiwate party. A list was Medea Moat to-day, legediag the ammo of MM. Mb" Juke Fevre, mil Greaten Om= The Wakeless who are likely to go eat am MIL Marie; Nand, sad Pinney the lest would, at all events, ranee, ia epweeieece of ill-heath. Prins Les - Napoleon has been elected by a large majority at Mete. A report is circulated this after nose, Astute piaci is in Pans. lam seared, how wow, that a prom has emit= from loam who saw Os }else Sere and who says that he till not 00111* ti AMMO. "Millis Andes has been mairosed, and that bis first act on preeeatlag himself k tmetemee ke.to give his minim to the _ military weausiwisa ala• =god QemaseVies et the oi elo• their labeed= s l; 67 l 7 e" gnaw d Ges. ad have hem Wier imiely.twe aewdbe• skid been ant effee#4 Seedep DUN d 80.72atiele War tiowed ; bat the juges dilution= Wag ewleraiii amber et pens to be amen et issisinit =Was% the total= e st a amen ea whose one tie teetadrion had frdmMie was 10,838. ot tun to" 6,276 have bee.' all • at liberty, 4,346 eanionsed to traraPpl=ilg 253 sent Was courte.minlial. Of those 2,700 ham already bees ma sways the still in the betti het will Ma la me off is deterenents. • • Ti3ttSi r, SATURDAY, SEPT. 23, 1848. [THREEPENCE, The important median et to c =4ll wee yesterday dished in the ale Weigh* wa dementibeip := ls tm blase has awadap NG - 7"" m alber ".. 111.110111 the sliver the 41,4 a MO attest, mete its reashitia re' the eNsiee et MeCianemelat, lave, esti lib demos IMO Oast et Otunathe 71 a wane debate karma K leatelett, Avonwitmoamleed himmdr it Avon of the legality of the tit pelelb, and the Bishop Orleans, who opposed _as mittrary to law and ameality, the remelotios of the geh.cootamittee was edepeed by the committee. It seem metal Mee that the governments of Pam od have Menial be kin about the aealllewortiestilitise betw e as Veer and Sicily. The Relent of Police ham the following la the inhabitants Mthm,—The partial &Ohm thigh have jest take"; Shaw osueed a Was melmase ha she ampitel; boat I ta ea as oaks kale* yea th at no smasisa bare the of the sediedism hem di in garde& et nalthe wan gift dlathel ee eny paint. thus mess. 1 118 with edema the Saa sad Ms meat imperat of their political dedm tapes* et Path bete ammo ate preyed haw ds• semi, they we of. idea whisk sondes Mali,, was the privilege enly th e o l s zi=ible miaseity. The preoocupa- Ikon et Ws Lave stopped, in some branches of ledessmohe regmedes movement which had mantiested Muth New that - the wriggle Is terminated, and there only remithes le wary the to bow before the result of the ballot, a Imo PeosalthWakins ought to {Weimar, in other that ightter, the ineness of which thegovereass asks by ossaitho reanimate. nay mum fresh smith), = 7 4 lll 2 l6 dlesey regabeity. la several worludwps, some strikes ene sakes phew is thasequence of a false interpre tation eta demos retail,* to the home of labour; I have I beets !Mama memegh to put as end to them in part, and I us exerting emelt to conciliate those interests which are still at vaidesse. That task will be awry Inc me, for las °sly speak la the Mabee praise of tie anxiety and good faith of time who ?ought my arbitration. All, bob work. mew and niaseses, comprehend that their duty, es well as their interest,a to maintain amongst thennalvas that camera and harmony which are the first wants of aselety, particularly under a republic. The supply at the markets has Nen always satiifectory. 'The situation et the bilont-de-Pi4t4 presents a marked Is.. movement. The sus lent from the Bth to the 17th September amemited to 459,303 f., and the reinibuneWents to 472,3391. The ditrennee, which at the date of the last allsonal was tali 2,033 f., is new 13,065 f. The sums paid fats the &vine Beaks on the 17th and 18th inst. amounted se Matt, hem 861 depositors, of whom 79 were new. Oat assent psthle of the sa.spltal, extensive works in paying, em bonithisma, mad buiWhgs, have given employment to a samba of workmen. Oa the Bth lost, out of 20,378 Using la tomithei louses, 17,977 were employed ; on the 16th, out of WO workmen, 19,777 were in employment. The atteast eat of work therefore remains relatively about the edam& SOS more workmen have arrived in Pare It is be me, until the and of the month, to point set wady the situation of the jewellery and silver smllk Mahe. but I as. informed by the oemptroller that the impepeamet Is greater than In the preceding months. Not its now the period of the holy days, the amber of persons striving I. the capital thereases every My. From the 7th to the 17th, tmas arrived to Paris 8.437 Frenchmen, or 2.058 more than at the date of the last bulletin ; and, during the game period, 1318 fansigners ISM to the capital. From the Bth to the 18th, there has ealy bees 1,682 passports delivered, of which 678 were to filielpsis. The prisons contain 3,389 ordinary h bet theresely remainremainin them 1,893 of the thaw e g g esreteme; 4,7 belonging to the last category have been transported dam the last bulletin. The muster of suicides has materially diminished ; from the 7th to the 17th there were ealy 4. No attack against the perms hes taken phew The avenge number of simple robberies is edrier day ; the mine allwass-breaking has also lemma; the last 11 days, the wrialsor has boss 16. The aueshar the victims of has emeause to 1,460. The viglirmse of the police has isenesed at the time when the oppose of winter brings a Rumba of bad thereeten to the Capital. Dogleg the lest week it has sucomdcd is ca • some entire bends of thieve. • both Mists sad amseepliene kwe hewseemed , and the le station obtained hr put she welbseilles am dr Wessel diem who have hitherto mods' their esmeesime. Rea she aid to the 16th, the receipts &MIN thirteen ansountedto 133,8611 th —(Signed) Demon& PAR" Sem Sl. New ; per Cents., 44 4; The per °unto. 661 ; Lot 961 ; Irma, 669006 Pleat 1/640, ; 1642, Do. ; Do. T 110.111111.- hell. —; 1 , 14146 amts, 79 23; Some Lam, 63 ; Treasu ry ßawls, Beak Blum. 1633; Whew on Load" 80 days. 12171 ash; 90_46676, 23 224 mei RAILWATL—Part sad othmes. 660; Pea sad 3008 a, 410; Roma and Myr% 190; Aninan led 3 1 6,0 4 1 1 16 . 200; Pnse- Warg ad Dab, NSS ; Centre Minim $43; Amiens and ticeo how, Ikadsolas, WO; Nur* OM SPAIN.—The Astereational, of Bayonne, pub. limbos a letter from the frontiers of Catalonia, of the 16th, which states that Don Juan, the brother of the Count de Montemolin, was expected at the frontier, and that Cabrera and other chiefs bad made movements to meet him. Insurgent bands had invaded Falcet and PapWl; in the latter place the insurgents serrated the mother of the Waldo and one of the domestics, but afterwards released them, under threats, however, that all the members of the municipality should be shot if they did not imme diately supply a certain mm of money ; the same band shot a gamekeeper, and plated on his body a placard, est Sag forth that be had been slain for serving as • spy to the enemies of his Majesty Charles VI. The amount levied monthly by the insurgents in Catalonia was emanated at 3,000,000 realm; the levies in kind were punctually paid by the inhabitants. The in surgent cavalry had of late greatly increased. oorreeplident writes, wider thee Sept 19; Within the lest three or feat days we Mill aradsvid7 awaiting the reruns of the deballes to the Peneldiat peat • Mont on the Nelms It TheaVire new daily the condition of being feMed, so he se mem- I the et the Madm gees, bythe mot at bergs of sYthnmip i time from the north, and 'shag hem, the nestle, of it by : the saki membly he,. dleherbei tin pwMe of the matay, by tearing wander Ste week Mei abide tie top- i Mr the nude" sesta et Gump. TM satin eared es from civil disturbance ter the pr e sen t The two companiee of infantry whisk, at the begin. slag of the war, we had sent to Cuxhaven for the deem of the coast, were fetched back by one of ear war steamers last week, while the Danish men-of war I See Id an anchor in that port. The latter circumstance I I. ill indicate that the Danish meet was edition s% truce ; and Religehad hour being a bad read ifterjarucaluly at this seam of the year, they thought it 1 tam to be toe new they tee Br off. Selena of the southern =Prelims lappi peeing in elm Seturelay, sem of eh* on, Irina alma was quereered In the city, r n e edb• heneskeepen,se Y ens at Wines oil eke oar villsgss, bat at the kw, awl gaii tot bp the state, our booneks Mau filled lay eat own govioas, a leave all rstanni now except the cavalry, whisk I. exported to- ISIIIM.. The &Main sad HcewDarmstadten are still Mrs. The Nommen and Weimar coatingente pared to la toed at the vines's. The Hanovoriana tom 5t Alton and the adjacent villages. The Meal dams harming to the men-oforar paid their repeat to the Mil governor, Senator Mame, (there being as isnimy sae new), sod meowd his h.vitation to dinner at the Castle. To outward appearaase, therefore, friendship it restored. The cholera has ben abajlag eines Saturday. nate were, op to yesterday, fatty to City lone reported miry day, bat net very bad. Meordhig to a publication of the senate, tithe election 0160t41 Will be opened on the 28th, 27th, and 28th inst for electors to produce that qualifications, and receive certincates to be used when voting. The clubs axe forming their committees. Th. trial of the four reformen is not quashed, ea they ex pected it would be, the wean stating, in the answer to their demand, that the mutation mains* them has nothing to do with the Constituent Asembly appointed by the government. They pretended that they did not intend anything else at the meeting than to bring on that reform. The seasee, how ever, le of opinion that they preached eadelasa, and add: that if they prefer going to prima, instead of being at hum on bail, they are welcome. The mount+ from Freak/an reset the emit** did not make to favourable sa fmpaemfsa en tthe Sleek krobange as was expected. lades& the IMees of the Berlin market created the same feeling in thin Perhaps the Mid:pitted dieturhanore at Frankfort were the muse of heth. Teen was my little Emig hon. Sine the rah/ ft et the Waage • gaol may mole arrived hen all guartooa, and a fair pesperliss ef beldam smerhal as asianial rtz and most eikor ankles. The inonsowl vats or in the es a Meastion on the Prose import ties Mt any ea wadi pia no are conoidated mow within that 081 41 11 4 bentlet We premise es far nem assennte go, and rep Maly will as. In Adore the Mk, stew the Wittig lie is over. The nowohanta of that day have boon taking stops to that effect with the government at Dresden. ITALY. The Piedmonts,* Gamine of the 18th oontains a decree, making it pecal for any able subject of Pied mont to elude his duties as a national guard. The Cbstitissionale Subalpino of the 18th announces the arrival on the 14th of Charles Albert's commis sioners at Piacenza. It was believed they were to of a government there. The Patna of Florence announcer, on the faith of a provincial paper, that the Austrians are retiring partly from Milan and Pavia, and intrenching themselves on the Adds. It also adds, from a private letter, that a Russian diplomatist is at Milan, and in continual communication with Radeisky. The Florence Gazette of the 14th publishes as order of the day motivate, voted by the Tuscan Senate, declaring the prevent state of Leghorn contrary to the legitimate sovereign sad legislative powers of Tue. easy, to the public laws and the orders of the govern ment, and that it confides in the firmness of the ministry to pat an end to such a state of things. The ministers BammimiabAli and Bellumnini have set out for Pisa; liiorgini is named minister of war, and Landuoci minister of the interior. About 2,400 Pads:onto* ars said to have arrived at Leas. It is believed the Tuscans are to march into Piedmont, and the Piedmontese are to farrieon Tuscany. Letters from Rome, received in Paris yesterday, memos that M. Rossi , ex-antimatador of France to the Holy Bee, has accepted a portfolio in the Roman ministry . Bolotna was, it is added, very much ' s agitated, and a rising was feared. Advice& from Rome, of the 9th, state that alarming rumours were abroad of a new revolutionary move meat, the appointment of a provisional government, and the proclamation of a republia The arrival of a peat number of strangers of a very different class to the elite geamally visiting Rome seemed to give some foundation to these reports. On the Bth, the Pope, according to established image, went to the church of St. Mane of the People, to attend mace. The streets were filled will an immense crowd, by whom the Pope was everywhere received *ith enthusiasm. The windows and bal conies were hang with rich hangings. Many detach ments of the Civic Claud formed the line of the pro cession, and joined their acclamations to those of the crowd. it Contempornneo, of the 13th, states that reports are again in circulatios, and this time, as it would seem, with more foundation, that the ministry is disposed to resign, feeling its own weakness. Oa the 11th, the Pope held a secret coniiitory, in which, among other vacancies, he named the sumes-1 sor to the see of Paris, after a touching allocution re 'pectins the late Archbishop Denis Mira - The Nohow: affeeoision, of the lYth,guard by the Alba of Mem" elates that news fent Rome, of the 14th, hell him toceivei of as *Vol avast on the pert of the people, who nee ia the aireelatisa ef the metes of leak, .til= they were Altai M merillee 4 ise seat tier &sweat The LinS ell Isidinia has ha lb* he Savo) Before his eptiWre is e. Jer M. licalleria, elepaty. aert perd#44! rairal flab te the fain of meamoy with nwimstm It is thaagbt ham this that thikkis; Mist* toteem a new minis• two( which IL.lkisiesis wall ism pm. I 647. IRELAND. DUBLIN. FRIDAY EVININO. The country continues quiet. There is not even a rumoured movement from any quarter. At length the faithlessness of the traitors to each other has become known. Letters reached town to day, stating that Mr. P. L Barry, amongst others, will be examined as a witness for the crown in the trials at CloomeL How could it be otherwise ? The impression whom daily strength that the law will be carried to extremity against the unhappy men now on trial, should verdicts pass against them. It is felt that the punishment of death for treason must be for ever abolished if not asserted against the men of the late insurrection. And then would arise the question whether, if death for treason be abolished, it could be inflicted for any other crime. A great movement will, however, be made to pray the exten sion of the clemency of the crown to the unhappy people now or hereafter to be put on trial. Whether this movement will be accepted as a way to escape the difficulty I have suggested, will be for government to determine. Much of the success of such a movement, would of course depend on the state of the country. In that lam sorry to my I cannot have much con- Manse. LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(TaIe DAT.) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD Ooner.—lisfore Mt. Sulks NEM, mad Yr. 'wake MMus. ism or wmaßit DOWLING roR FELONY. The resistibly is this ease up to a late hour last night will be bound in another page. At the meeting of the coma this stoeuiag,.the first whams called was Mr. Superintendent Erma who simply stated that he muched the Temporises Cod►hous appetite the Lord Denman public-hour, oa the 16th of August. - - • - - - Yr. Ihrierhili, a gentleman in the employ of Kr. Darby, the pyreessitnist, Mated that ha luidexemimd mom imeomm. Isnad et the raidlonee of the primmer; eno of them ematrhisd 'brat two mates of gunpowder, and had a teem psam' thrompit tho eentre. It wet filled with pima of Rana. It wend explode shortly after the hum was ignited. ' The Attionny-Geneval then called Kr. Superintendent Pearce to promo the handwriting of Kr. Hoary, the trate, Mashed to the statement made by the prisons' under ezeatheadelt. This alma the ease for the prosecution. Mr. Kemal, then paraded to address the jury for the &hese. HA mid, le rem to address them with feelings of maw ea& of stoma eamesuenes of the Wong political Mai whisk had his, iatrodueed by the atternergenerel late this oar. He mid Mat, la tussah than. when this edem wee enter the itiest of the tgrenaieel Sawa rides% tree had boa meat inilwasas proesedisp by inhume atteinergenerah ; bat le vat M smut, mid did siert, that the maim" ef the he this proseedisa had been aped, Wisest ull as cruel Si die esechat of aticesepleastals ever had Ism. I Beanie be (Mr. isseaky) had smiled Memel( of all the forms the law tithe mitatty Welded le mime the talseesh of his elhat, •te whole the right ef *eery elutten to the bead* of these farm. the athemerge e a t of a spirit of sheer males, Wow urea. rheum len pat cm his trial yesterday ; and had even wined the Neiman a hien, before ajary el he eenairmtea hai ß r a i s tir mallet to prossanced him be su s L air Walter Irma ha was earned in a limner arum by the etheasy-genmel of that day, indignantly add the law Wiser of the wawa that he was a spider of hell." sad the alleswargenmal et the niatiteenth oentery Ina equally hmievies el The atterney•gmeral dose uses this dirM i t i L li ted all :it his madam, mid that he Mashed ter the Maw of his pv.2- (014" to say that be (Mr. "sagely) lad Wooded a met ing of the Davis Club, and there a reso latim deprecating physical (ores. The warm had suds that statement in the m a ce , and =der the protection of their vane lordships on the bench; but hid he made that observation elsewhere, the attorney.general would have received from him that ehastisemest he deterred. . . Justice Erie interposed, and said that he could not a ll ow the learned weasel to go beyond a certain line. It wa• us becoming in the learned counsel to utter such sentiments, and be must confine himself in his observations to the evi. genes before the court. Mr. Hugely contister: This prossentlon was an instance of the gradual abrogation at the rights of the people of this countrt, notwithstanding the' pogrom of I:tribes/ion. The act of Charles the lewd aa set which was made a law in the worst us of the history of this country, had been dragged out of its oblivion, avid applied to the people of the present day. The learned counsel the. alluded to the trials of Hardy, Tooke, Watson, sad others, for high treason, and mid he would quote the evidence given on the trial of those persons to show that it was much more conclusive of treason than the evidence now adduced against the prisoners at the her, though Took. end Hardy and Watson, were all ac quitted ! The itirise lobe tried them were tondos juries, sensed Oman who yoked the rights of the commonwealth, end t h ey indigliently &slued she men innocent This charge was ono el treams, nada the disguise of felony, end in comes of Innen the accused was 'Bowed two counsel ; he was entitled to a list of the jurors ten dap before trial; maw Ma hinny sot, width the pretest elleenspreesel bat deehered was maideel in a spirit of eierep, these pelhilegte were tibia wig. Now, it must be faM to the jury how advaategreass It would be for the pawns to ham two counsel to address them on his behalf, in eppiddia to the formidable may stemma that appeared he the peemendem He weal amt that the prisoner had hem vaSha I he wadi dearmase the doe trillAs at the Warm sad harm emit hammesa, and the priseigke of Om ' • bat be died that he bad conspired to levy war easiest the qmen—a charge which, supported as it was by the sort of evidence row before the eeurt—wen a mod trumpery one. The learned gentleman went ca to animadvert on Winans set of idwerd 111., an set passed by the Blamed Parlimsent"—en net the first that had traded the edam of trews ; and It was the Eons. datioa d fits moms ream& dads of George-the Third. The latter net was a most Lamont ono ; for ty it the perish-1 aunt ef death was to be awarded to any twelve tees who eamieed amemblege sae hew after bed* oedema to dis perse by &Palm ef the peace. He then niverted is the wars of the to the . keg sad bloody smatratiga hetwela W Memo( York sad Larder, the ride( of the basil.. who maspelled John to great Magna Charta l M Wware el the Stearn, as hates. et the actual levying of war wahine the pawky of the emereigft end matiesed. Whist wee the a lei's( ef war against gems I It w t not in Medi. et ] sader, or Me amdtlft of a_ few paltty few lane Ithem who part la time rest movemnits would hare tasted with cat tampions' scent the abereble Medias impaled to these miserable chartists. It waa utterly pa pat/row to may that thaw few wretched chitties had mussed royal authority—yid& Was oat of the clasps spirt them. Leeds Coke awl 'bk./liaised, laid down theliaalaneas a riot, ea Mamas be alma a rid—the is yfrip et war, ad the Wagon to levy war. How the Idea of Clay waft sovereipa power! ratiktr Thetarr ing of war, seardiag to than dieektgakbad Ira the asenmptioa ofoßitery Ilsmink. the lab* is, Wang of pans sad on* mint tlis isd4p deb nosenipl• Kr. Judo is Oat the low in, dot tba of *ism end dm Ilboolnis neptissoins mos all ash at WIT sgdrttw sinssel iss, end ha isnli sot dotty no that auk ea Inialitini vas net snag Wes aimed at W the prisoner. The Isneasi esuasel. nut sot read polka *z innia • Mr. Las*: iY pribamer and OWN with whom ha was I sumeri net boo platy et wry eat of egression, or e he *said otasteed that tbry ulthir Inkal wer nor intsitAisi I. lay war. Selma laded war against the king. sad Mortituntbarbeid Mild • her umbel lank at do 114101 which he ilusafiell thsensh ibe as one could Mfr, Mad his sae to th e eat against the mumign, thy* them was no esconater be tween his tomes mal *sae of the king under the Basi of Wastmarabmil. He was neverthel.ss, triad by Ms peers, bet osly foand guilty of a riot. The lamed oonnail in Lord Hale's definition said that if the *Mamas the prisoner did not ma ke oat the levying of warm laid down by that very grave authority. the jury were bound to acquit hint. Mr. Justin Ede said it was his province to lay down the law kw the gaiduses of the jury. The learned counsel must not make partial gastationa. Mr. Heartalywur wuesd be quoting fairly. Mr. JustiasZela said the isolatei fragments the learned counsel was wading were calculated to mislead the jury. Mr. Hesseely said be should like to know from his lordship if he intuited to tell the jury not to heed him. Mr. Justin WM: I have already Maui what I mean. Mr. Hese* au proceeded to quote extracts from the trial of Hemel for Mason. Mr. Julia Erie interposed, and said he thought it was not mope fise him to de no. Kwarally submitted that he WU entitled to argue upon matters of universal history. Mr. Judos Brie said that his opinion was that the counsel ought not to quote particular evidence and tall the preseat jury that the main the jury before wh isk that evidence was gime had returned was in opposition to that ',Mum Thaw Wawa, liftman! by the ceased was that the present jury should dv the Fame. Mt. Beastly then went an to urge the utter non sense it was to charge these thirty insigaficent tinkers and tailors, with but BM in their with levying war the great and powwoM gover nment of England.g ait herned gentleman neat proceeded to comment upon the widest, and character of Powell. It was not very creditable to say government to employ such tools ; is fact, no good or bosom government would do so ; and it would not exalt as shancter of the country lathe eye.; of other nation., that inenrrestistra should be attempted to be got up by each mesas. This man, according to his own statement, had been bat a short time connected with the char tists when he went to the committee. Before he Moodlkls committee he bad been in communi eadell with it. Oka. Was it not an ,r then, by whom he bed her ma time ? Ifs stated himself that he, a stranger, was Weeder d to this committee, and admitted into the omit Masnoodont of the challs, by a person whom be de 4aatell IS a " resolute man . " Boon afterwards he was erected a &legate, tad all the time he was la correspondence with the police, who, instead of loathing this conspiracy in the bud. as they might have dose—for they wars in possession of the most minute details el the alleged intentions of the conspirators —per mitted AM foolish persons to be led on step by step, until they tosaam rimmed with the absurd notion of resorting to siiiima The statement of Powell we., that at the meet bp et the Ust, the proposition for making an attempt to thalasy tlhe power of the Rosen, and to establish a repub lish. was spray debated in ho praises, and yet he was then mead: a Mower to the parties who were present. The lemma amosiml then commented, with mach severity of lea rn's/4qm tee conduct of the police is ashram to these maaseeelam and he characterised the revelations made by Psw as mere inventions of theirs. M. Julio Brie said that he (Mr. Banally) had no *la le mike these charges against the police, or any other bed,' of ma. Persons who made each observations about aka onsdomoso of the police, were generally ill-natured ac- Ogren if . _Used, asked whether his leidship meant to apply that mark to him. Mr. Justice Er ic sell that he had spoken generally. Mr. Kennly proceeded to impress upon the Jury the neces sity they were under of receiving with =Urn the vague statements made by Powell. There was a pert of the evi dence of this witness on meat examination to which be wished particularly to direct their attention, and that was his obedience to the orders of the delegates. Here way a man, in the pay of the police, undertaking, at least inane in stance, to carry a message from the delegates to an, individual regarding the firing of houses. Was that fair? Amongst other things that ho swore was the assertion that he did not expect to get any money for his services. Did they believe that statement ? And Ilk. had sworn falsely in that matinee, did it not follow that in particulars which told @past the prisoner, he night also have foresworn himself ? He had also said, on asexesmainatica, that he had not mooed forward too quiskl. y, belie eldest, he said, was toilet 'nasally into the itmes Mae w alla DOW lIICIWOILID ptdsle r tat he raigli s fi tr aim Mies she more securely. wows May met Imellate e ad Mean they cams to the detmenimellem of ma kb silent upon the evidence of a mem wise umbra to thead of a line of conduct so base as this. And this man hait: an object of suspicion to the pestles amempt whom he introduced himself he bad hest welshed b . Lthe_mt with lynx eyes, an d yet he ked.eaded their Was it .not necessary then for the jury to me= utmost discrimination la receiving the evidence of nth a man, least he might succeed in deceiving them also ? He came next to the letter of the prisoner, which bad been held up to them as a very terrible produc tion, but, when he had heard it read yeMeniez i by the attorasy-general, he was most agreeably duap tad. The letter was written in a style of exaggeration, whisk persona of an enthus a&ic temperament were prone to indulge, when writing to friends and =enemas regarding their personal affairs ; and he had no doubt they would take it for what it was worth, and regard it is a boyish. ill-considered, and inconsistent produc tion. He would again remind them, before he closed the observations which he had felt it his duty to address to them, that the design to i F i r against her Majesty should be distinctly r road the prisoner, or the present charge necessarily fell to the ground. He did not say that his client was not liable to punishment under some other statute than tie one now selected ; but he was confi dent the jury would not convict him of the present charge, though the attorney-general might be anxious respecting the rank of the present proceeding, and might exert himself 13 procure a 'enaction as earnestly as an Indian chief taught for the soaps of his enemies. The learned gentleman, in ormalmin, called upon the jury to acquit his client, and de mean*" to the government that Eogliahmen would not sake the event &arta of their liberties to be put down by meek Mimeos preematioos as the present. At the einandes of the learned gentleman's 'adage, which lasted for needy this hours and a half, their lord ships' adjourned the and fora quarter of an hour, to Maim the Jay to masa afredtment The mat reamed fler Meting at a quarter-nest two o'clock, end camel for the rasa proceeded to ea the following witnesses : Jobs Eng lish, examined by Kr. Kenesly : I know the prisoner. arranged to correspond with the prisoner by means of ciphers. The paper which I hold's my hand is the same I gave to the prisoner at the bar. lam not a chartist, nor do I think the prisoner L. Cross-examined by the Attorney-General: I am a litho graphic printer. I give the paper with ciphers to the pi saner to, the purpose of being enabled to hold short-band communication with him, hence my letters had been opened at the Port-offlos. I have been in London about a fortnight since my return from Ireland, where I remained five weeks. I gave the paper of signs to the prisoner the night before I left for Ireland. I was in Tipperary, Kildare, and Dublin. ItIT friends lire in Tipperary. I believed that thaie was an insurrection in Ireland, and I was anxious to gin an account to the prisoner of the proniedinp there. I used the cipher for the make of its brevity and also for the purpose of bailing the serntiny of the Post-oflee. Re-examined by Kr. Kensalr : I had no disloyal purpose in giving that paper of ciphers to the prisoner. [Left sitting.] PRESENT TO BEE MAJESTY OF A CASHMERE BRIIRP Doo.—A very beautiful specimen of this exceed. ingly rare breed of dogs has recently arrived at the Queen's private kennel at Windsor being a prim t from Lord Hu &loge to her Majesty. This dog bof a bl ack i and tan colour, If amazing strength, sad weighs upwards of 120Ib. It wee presented by Oholeb Singh to Mr. Lawns's, the resident political agent of the English government at Lahore. Two of those prelim dogs were transmitted by Oboist Singh to Mr. Lawman ; bat this, the largest sad by fur the most Modems tithe two, was edeeted for trammaimion to the Qom. Cart Cathcart took sharp of " Rota " (the acme edges salad, which signifies, in the Cashmere. , a gamin or spectre) in Dulce t, doom the Indue t o language Bom bay Presidency. The during its voyage coffered so se verely from the effects of that it was necessary to cut close off the whole of its Sae coat of hair, giving it on its arrival in Ragland a coat unsightly apparanos. It has linos entirely recovered from the effects of this " clipping ;" and it is new one et the mod beautiful, as well as rare and interesting, animals Ia bar Majesty's private kennel at Windsor. TER ARMY tic IRELAND.—The army in Ireland for Sept., 1848, consists of the following troops—via.: 16 mai. sesta of cavalry,—vis., lit, or King's Dragoon Guard', 2nd Royal North British Dragoons (ficotrOreyse n 4 li ttaueen's Own Light Dragoons, iltk (Inalsk , 7th Qeers'a Own Humus, lith Royal Iri ilhsg)sh Buses,, , 3th Light Dregoons, and 17th Lancers 'Two troops Royal Horse Ar tMery ; 12 compardes of Royal Artillery, with Said and redid batteries ; cams of the Royal EMibill. ; t er a C4I:- . D . : !ile iz.rilltailirrds,"42aidibastahonas l, lad or Queen's 3rd Buffs, 6th Royals (reerniting battalion), 9th, 41M LiAt ) Infantry, 936 (Canteronianaj, 3tst, 35th, 40th, (Wdelt, 4fird Light Ishntry - 47th, 48th, 4904 55th, 117fft. Mb, 006 Ribs (Sad tt;lion) ; 04th, 138th Light It7r g es 10010 ftY ; oth. 71st Light lenuy, nth m a k. kadips; 75th, 83rd, IMO. re of lAglit Wisfty ; a th and 92nd Garden era, 9 deut of infantry, 7th Reyel Fa.lben 19411. 34th. 3041 1 . Mb. 73rd, 79th (Came. Tea gu ir ja a tigno), Oa C Ar iana: i ght Beams), and 95th with Royal Maxis, And atios, sad staff' of maids regiment; bast ma name at ICAO masa filo al allow and guatuities peeks. THE NATION NEWSPAPEL—The /Iveman's/ourria contains the followiag o "The prospectus of a weekly news- Petters to be earned the National, and to he published at the late oleos of the Nation, D'Olierctreet. having created the Impression that it was a revival of the Nation, or an autho rised etweessor to that journal, some of Mr. Daffy's Mends have revived a number of letters and suggestions on the subject. To prevent further misunderstanding, they desire as to state that neither he nor they have a n y connect i on whatever with the proposed journal, or the eli c ht est know ledge of who the writers are. The Nation will, of court*, be revived by Mr. Daffy himself, when he can return to it.' DEATH or THE EOM OP HATHDOWNL —Died, on the morning of Wednesday, September 20, at his seat, Charleville, county of Wicklow, Henry Stanley Earl of Bothdowne, in the 64th year of his age, after long illness. Hie lordship, dying without male issue, is succeedbd in the viscountcy of Mooch only by his brother, the lion Charles Mona. SoutiramrroN, Thursday, Sept, 21.—8 y advises from Bermuda, via Halifax, we learn that, during the out s/ad voyage of the Royal Mail Steam-Packet Company's "hip Teviot, Captain Riven, which lett this port on the 2nd of August, with,the West India and Mexican wails, a defect in the side lever of the starboard engine was discovered, of such a nature as to render it necessary to disconnect the en gine, and the Teviot made Bermuda with only one eagins. Oa arrival at that island a survey of her machinery took place, which resulted in a determination of the company's agent to send the Teviot home, in place of the Severn, Cap tain Vincent, due to-morrow, and which has been expected the mat two days. The Teviot will be propelled by only one engine front Bermuda to Southampton, after having taken on board the West India, Mexican, and New Orleans mails, brought to Bermuda via New Orleans by the Severn, and ea her passage will in ell probability be a slow one, it is nut ex pected she will reach Southampton for eon's days. The Se vern would take the Teviot's mails, passengers, cargo, specie, and quicksilver, from Bermuda to Havana and the Mexi can Gulf. The steamers Reindeer and Eagle, from St. Thomas's, have not yet made their appearance, although they have been expected for some days. It is conjectured that they are coming home under easy speed, and may, perhaps, have been detained at Fayal for coals or repairs. The Medway will bring home the Wart Indian mails due on the 7th October, and the Great Western, Captain Chapman, will leers on the 2nd proximo, with the outward West India and Mexican mails. The Peninsular end Oriental Steam Navigation Company'. ship Ripon, Captain R. Moresby, 1.2 1 ., may he expect. d, wkh the bean portiOn at the But India and China mails, en or about the 27th inst.; and the Montrose, Captain Gorses, with the mails from Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, on the 24th. The Jupiter, Captain Meehan, will lave ter the some poets oa the 27th: The Engine, Captain George Wil son, will take her departure on the 29th for Constantinople, Malta, and Smyrna, via Gibraltar. The Tagus, Captain R. W. Brans, will be due from Genor, Leghcro, Ciwita Vecchia, and Gibraltar on the let of October. The P.chs, Captain Olive, will leave for the Italian ports on the 6th of October; the Peninsular and Oriental Company having decided tha during the winter maths the communication between Southampton and Italy shall be at interval' of six weeks instead of monthly, as heretofore. The repairs to the ma chinery of the American steam-ship United States are pro gressing favourably. It has been ascertained that the d atin e - me has been was notpielTefirsotnectin t ; the per K tio e tut r. of the sagines necessary to be removed. The United State, is expected to be ready for sea about the 10th of October. Fuzz CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.—Ou Thursday even ing a public meeting of the inhabitants of Leeds, not very numerously attended, was held in the Music-hall, Albion street, under the presidency of Ald. Joseph Richardson, at which the Rev. Dr: Bigg, of Edinburgh, and the Rev. J. R. Glass, of lilusselburgh, delivered addresses explanatory of the proceedings of landed proprietors in Scotland, in refusing sites for religions worship, and the consequent sufferings of a large body of Christian people. At the close of the pro ceedings a collection was made to defray the expenses. STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. [B]Eleetrie Telegraph.] FROM BaTIN TO Nixa O'CLOCK THU MORNING ft wind end weather at the undermentioned pieces were as fellow.. Lemke. .N.F..11,...Very Rae Lisairr &E... nine Lid E. Fog Breeden E...Flee Livery:4 4.11.... Very flee Oralxidge ...B.B.W.Siim Leareetallia...E. by 8.. Cloudy Cadelederd ...B.B.E..Fiee Mainieeter S. Very dn. Climierfleid N. Cloudy Newer& F.... Cloudy ClueierSard S. ...Fine Newmarket .5 Fine Ceigamier ... E. by IL .rine Netweedon... &W Hue Crewe EAE..Very fine Herod& ...&E... . F1ee = 1 . 4... ..... H. 11... Fine Neliteghem ...E. Very fine ..W Heavy rain Peisrbere' ... ii. E.... Fine Zed DereltaMlLLlL Pine Peels.... ... ... W..... Stormy Edinburg\ L.... Deuce fog Pornmenth ...LW.— Bain - -- W.W lryW. Very fir tres Gloucester W.byW. Very Gosport .BW. ... Hain liortfora W...... Fins Hdl N.W.... Very Ins pswieh...B by E Flea Loads 8.8.... Cloudy Bristol, Sept 22, S p.m., wind S. Doier, Sept 21, 6 p.m, wind E. Farringdon, Sept, 22, 5 p.m., win Beath:m . lnm 8.W... He a l , / rain TamW tkefield ... LW.... Call Yallnouth E nee York 6E.... Very fine .W. ; cloudy, with rainat Intervals. by N.; very fine. nd LL ; cloudy, after showers. SHIPPING. Mato AERIEED.—DubIin, 2 ; Waterford, 1; Dough'. dee, 1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1 • Jersey and Guernsey. 1. LONDON, Sept. 23.—Wind ihis day at noon, E.N.8., light beet's, and cloudy moniker. DIAL, Sept. 22.—E.S.B.—Sailed: Magdalene, and Mu tenth., Havana; Bertha, and Swan, St. Thomas's; Ca pella, Monte Video. Nnwanner, Sept. 21.—Sir George Seymour, Sin. Pnexoura, Sept. 22—8.N.E. to E.S.E.— trrierel H.K.S. Daring, West Indio. Off Port: Devonshire, New York. OFF THE NEEDLES, Sept. 21. Nemesia, Celeutta; Francis &Mei, Colombo; Fame, New York, for St. Peters- burg. Sept. 2L—Sailed : Velocity, St. John's, New foundland. NEWPORT, Sept. 22.—N.E.—Sailed: Camerton, Jamaica; Jenny Lind, Boston, U.S. LIVERPOOL Sept. 21. 8.8 . W. —Arrived : Columbus, New York; Ley, Quebec. Sailed: Solid, Rio Janeiro • Jsmee M'Queen, Demerut; Woodside, New York; din, New Orleans ; Eamon ' Newfoundland. The Albion, for Stettin, came of on the flood-tide this evening, leaky, was elb:ked, and must discharge. Surto, Sept. 21.—The Unity (a.), of and tram this port, which went on shore on May Bar, near Killala, on the 17th inst., has became a comrlete wreek.; cargo entirely gone. Orr BRIGIVION.— Pandora, tram Sydney, N.S. W. Niteroi, Sept. 22.—E.—Arrived : lon, St. John's, N.B. Sailed : Jansen', Africa. CLTDI, Sept. 21.—N.W.—Arrived: James Gibson, Per nambueo ; Boadicea, Manilla and Cork. Sailed: Lady Corn wall, Demerara. Bnx.rusr, Sept. 21.—S.—Arrived: Enfield, Rouen. Sailed : Emulous, Barbados"' ; Marianne, New York. SMIZLDS, Sept. 21.—E.—Arrived Venus, Gambia; Prompt, iffiramichi. COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—Consols improved this morning J per cent. upon the news from Germany of the apparent termination of the troubles in Frankfort. But business was so dull, and the dealings so inactive, that prima have since receded to, and now are 86k to 1 both for money and time. For money stock these quota tions are still, however, 1- better than the closing rates of yesterday. Exchequer Bills, 30s. to 335. premium. From Amsterdam the stock market comes reported weak, and rather in decline. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were done there at 44 6-16. Here they still quote, 441 to 61; the Fours, 701 to 11. Belgian, 70 to 2. Russian, 98 to 100. Danish lower, at 67 to 70. Spanish Five., 11/ to 12; the Torees, 221 to 31; Passive, 21 to 3k. Portuguese, 211 to 21. Mexican, 161 to 17. Brazilian, 74 to 6. Milian, 86 to 8. Buenos Ayres in advance, at 21 to 3. Vent stale, 14 to 18. SNOLISII nix DS. Bark Rork. shut 3 tor Cent. CORP for Art 3 per Ot. Rot. ROW, rut 36 pa (rot., rut. 3 per et Com Ann .. 661 I Barrow Ms. 3/6 to 336 Pro. 70111114391 WIINDS. 4pa 06 Antrim Drub. 1 per (rot sir as& 818 13 4f pa et. Bonds, 70 2 Orerad4 Deferred Br.. SI per Oct ditto. pa et MOO:M. UK I IT Data t. i p e rxell Ws. 746 ti p per et. PT? outs 3l rtg eb 11 111 1 :n e. 76 11 8 6" 31 3 dit a o 3 Ditto Womb Dor Bd.. Bpa Ct Orr. tra6 1161 31 ertriralk_ Uprtior li 113psolsh Deferred Ms.:— 3 pa Ct. Marl 1144., G 7 TO Ditto. Purr Hd... 26 9f If pat Ct. at Er, 44f Bffir et. Varner , . d l4 10 4 wet Daub Carta., 708 If Vartauda Detenwl 114.. 6 RAILWAYS.—The market is dull in point of business, principally owing to the thin attendance of dealers, but prices are fairly supported. We quote London and North Westerns better at 110 to 11 ; Eastern Counties ars 14 to I; Caledonians, 20e to Doren, No. 4, are 61 to 7; Brightens, 27. Prenci shares are a shade better than yesterday. BALES mineral , DP TO TWO Me DAT IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prim will be band In last yap.) Waiver, k Dudley, MI 114 Caledonian. WI in Do. 601. Cam. Pref., 14 Do. New 'Si Tref, 21 adßits& 6 pa lutes Cooties, l ad Cent, 1114 IL Langan, 16 N. 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