The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-15 00:00:00

laigh, in Bomansteltin, whin the deadly (whish was • Bans ass) settled nos alt err Moms. bnosies. £ record in tin library of Triehy er Imo as Has, as far book as A.D. Wile. The (wally seem to bare teladdi NA la the sthp d Hoary 1., and there is a tread= est Onis M the OMB woo, stasdard-bearer to Henry 11., dwrint s t i t l ized• of lao- Lad. In England, the eels Use the Mealy Wales passed tato o th er lamb ; bet the 12 .4. berame serrired in Sir WiWam the W z =who was to parliament, as bares. by III. la dre *Maury, Dawn Castle was olltelsol by pith ds was soon aftermaths die rom igal lm sea of Doggy Colley, marded , the only of I thr 'W Usher, by whim be • moneseallthllt Of those. ILlshardthe yesogest ses. Was 8 kle= sism Ornat Wesley. _who bussonthoil 11 1 s h a as that be demi* mem his gams as= The mew* to adds Ids to do deb Mors dam 1718 Coney Wedgy, in 1746. wee semmat by Grape 11. Mem of Moniegion. Hs manna IMsaleath dasghtest of MA &am Ingham of the Anhalsesse D ad ions lOW onalsd by Me ems Oorave. whs. is 170 D, w WM/sasy ad lest of Moesingtas. ThreV i ri tho Oh of Folonsery, 1759. Ann, eldest tor Ithe Hem. Arthur Rill Trevor, first Vieletwat ass, by whom • had is six soite-amm*, the Marquis Wellesley), AMIN/ Yearn Mod is kis latency), Willie's Wellesley Nth fire. borough). Arthur (Doke of Welliagteekegadd T of llishopweermoutb, D.D.Needliamey (Lord gy l lt it heeldes three daughter's. Frames Illoyseser, Anse (who was married to Henry, eon of Lord ileedhemptou), end Mazy Elizabeth (Lady Calling Smith). Astor was born on the Ist of May. 1,60, at Manses Casa. or, as it has bens asserted, in Dublin. The military achievements of Wtiat, from lasi« Waterloo. are familiar to every Engadollmoral them justice, would require volumes amused of An enumeration of his priming Matoriss may, hewer, be offered to refresh rather than Wind the The departed general end elleeemana euneies sl TZmWfiaz ohm:Mies at the salmi ed Mikes • amseed the 1787, se the Hoe. Arthur " Waskj," sedge of the 7k4 Foot, and is 1704, asamessisi his military seeemsd at the bawl of • brigade. mkt Ms lets Doke of Toth, ia Mdlast Is 1797 he soissigentol his hosther, the to India, nail Mid the fseadoess of Ms ir ras=r lB4 thallavelly and Baca ma. But k was is sommomil of a separate army wade the Diem. ia the Hakim war, that Ma biltheat Masse wars east exhi bited, whoa, ender the mot scheine eirnmensess, he selasesd the Mowry of Amer : that el Aroma Ithlowal ; sad the VIM the helm of °millibar esi4tit lose. awl Mr re radio of garliamot. erre of let IMS, thrjorthesseal Anther * Isar eatured to repeal; the MD. p er hem M.P. _hr !spit; soportei Umbel Is ISIS; me errs " raw to sistherl" .. "‘ sage=t i Orlatina t ior laid Chahar wer re re berths of Bollthomil 'rimier Is ISM, is roLleh year Miser the erreedie =eef the Drat Nei the emir at zames im isz rr Arthur received hie .rat page, es Deem sad Vitcount Welhingesa. of Teleran, with a pen sion of 2,0001., end the Osaka of liament. Is 1818 be fought the battle of Ithasso_ thee the rpm of Ciudad Rodrigo. saddle MI of Hadans; the Poker day of Salamanca (widish restored the sinernmest ▪ 11.1 a• to its espial); de &dein Miran of Vittoria Owlish won the company he Wes) ; the moan ii PSI* pima sod dare Mthessims s the *ohm of the Prima army is the poem of the Ppressi sal the Sri Minimises of WFr thew ithiseast seethes, the sow Marquis of hirr received. ln 1812, the *mho of the king sad pathismost, with soda, 2.0001. per easurk mad farther el MOAK. ebb whisk to mil& sa mime fee his . width sonned in the persiesse of the maser of la MK the beetles of arras aid Tea • =err the growth oriel eel at ite _oemelosies the sormormin was ad miesed tore Dultedom with ma - ales great he morn the Ow wok and purse is the orb hi that per, be was masted eabrither to to Phan. tad Obsess promaird to the Cony= of Tiara bot, as Ilephish romp Mr Ithlr Newar • to the NM, ewe Is trides aria, ethee, mother his remoset-, sad serm• the pesos of awe" at Warrhe. 18th luso. ; ease whom as slntesseas tad sesster, ia as la war, he has ossineell to mom his .reel* his mosstry. Os the 30th of Nom eater, his Ones *Male s with is which he took loam d o me of aWlil • ephe be very flaterriag term. Hohowomr, seals is this panes of Ennis liserhos At mew maths b a le tha 20th of June, oat fa 1, bis Oto rt ar lasdes ; sot, barn t, without oag Bl6 orimaing n assekor alarm amps. • her day s hefts he hth Pies sire press • pod hr. wellJbh, to whir re prier leashes pluses, way des regolohol swerese sour aad ell re Ilegthh el werLowe r . hilted. The arras of A th a basgesiog is wary Is re Wow, • peradval a mob rod* her sew of the rhea. Me is =Pore_ grthereier" *Leos I =l7. *Tiip d a. i p' WI view serrel, est so lehoregra ersmill to. g=i•••••L 11 bommr, guise rat thee • thry hal bees lbo l l i r a l a sakMl7_, _tr id argareeat sew thresh briSselped by Ms. flerwiA awl ailed after the pa rine of Oat day, am opera by the Primo Revak who is is moss, with the Da sof Tab se his eight awed sad the Ds* Tf~is at his leer -4th pr . Mier fritho•Tbi bdsg hwWi IT • that ar essmerseades of the wares et prow arlowth• Mad* hie _pushier err Is lariat es the modes of Tar Oesierep, earth by sotherths, s seesaireeof rebore woes, foist* to rebel hies to ear err sr OE re of August he mph Memel is =: lll.ll asherader•plealthisalleril awl is Miseesese of &arit the firtleil s Zliwo lipegt sllllll he • maned at the her of ifir wort • • emir smirk he the sholler hr rep ebel • Smonly. list he hod boom geflty of mArli memdestey is hie bossism lo the ressebo Sys" Is t o y a i re vi teLobseed aw presassat Mee le II so swirl Werra by • dhow poser Mho berth. • =pre *eh of b tenth la It lithe thew of Mathison by Carr, ithhh e ra lla l i l a c over to lir as sees ait arrived hese the mist at Pare. Oa the Mr tlk t essekable tho yrdlamestray ormoimiesses of re bear - thwehlefrop, he the Other es it air brig robed st • Op She 11th of Irebrusw, 1818, as the Du b% order me "awry the gam of MI held la Tuba mart Cream, lied seised as be gmsee._ bet mimed his ells. The ...L as wall se the Liss of Frau*, byte s hie reps, sod the Tsbee . " .. Tripilet bar . es esteem& herr se the resish. • Lai C Is esseeplase of Ole swarth stleort, parer ss wrath. et the Alien Art Sr ars pan leant Coati es, trop osmg. resod Merle" wen tiled axial / go • sea rm.= Napier, who °al ea re Bth lay; Idi legacy of 10,000 trams— • het that , year yelp= fr a the "germ* " his ga tr illlBlll he& _IS/St the segolisheir with Tare was daily Neglanej the of the Mir* October, a awry by the hos ;gm* w a s Abla-Chopelle, here isweelleb dirmay of sempatios. Os the Illeillisemeeechtheed strew owl • altar sear Vehselemee ; slew idiek he thre pre • satertaisrest to the larser of Eerie sod the • of Pinar. sod the tr oop asherhei for thie orrestry elth. Nis 'per woe err a Tield i lle'Z • Aurstes. Losths, Mum Para mire s rigesie l a si tit e s i * ea the Ur ot Dt._ kr, wee of the Oruro se bar • - Mir, 1819 the Wthisloo prinzer distrilsetal . IMO** ef Welle rose her; • sissorol% Ufa; a Seidl e • = , 410 f ; a 0, toR ; • sob. • dim% Mil sergesors, ; a error% M 10e. About • doe • umpereess ruesemerrho was reseseed se the • "lir *lb Wog thaV y •siU arguthrest rale the Thall ties Lag of ertogel. -• dest i n al og end tine fon . La=by I was r oo 1 d : 1 41°I, the laths et Zoo b ossalbotei iamb re rules KS Fto re Dish, hie i s t l eb7 a l=m iali thnlainsal s mg. wee errs* Is impeb. ease bras. The *Mk is IS het 1W eatupwmi of 88 bens fa we min atholneedyiles abbe) the comes tr .' 7M the bowlser Ilarres, F ed M% sad Weirlea. Is thither. lembe sordv tram tho u aLiss aiherythe WM, weighing 100 lbs., 7nr26 11 , wt il itaiths it Meek - a Is the rawer bellesitthlon of 1817, seiss l V l C =gesso aorta hissaM gem* to eseher of ths llegthk opleate: od, r esadoeserleOp assist his palls ordieittlis Mr okra, he was a splowle sith pressed with • mid. leer Wear woe. weir • hi MI ilhe melba sips rb eweessedd b. rftwiso bra t = the riarliy. The threw 1111/ et as wear 110 1111 et Masi Oa 0= ourelsei lsi : the Askes arse wen at the irk of " 4: % Pi t thr Jared te the .roa s t dam sofa nl at hot pi ea erl to the t the par re she egg - beer, with Sir Robert Peet sal oar for wimbere a( pillier et re of the arra ahem he bras Main. The Dohs of Tea dyke on the Sr of leosity. the Delis .1 Wafters was spesisted. • the MA, susesmor as Clessesier-b4Mief or .mewl of the lit (herdic Orr& Os tho ei lt a t Maeda his glen woo Whiled Is Os slaw Oeselelle et the Team tetra seamy of ;OWL the arm% to amessee bon re Me of Me appeWsw• At Om ore thee he was erpshaell Oaths thatilersa of the Tower Mawder Lod tr o th fro s e rreth gnaw Wary. TM Prime brhe died of aneglesy, the IMO robwmay, after grilthe era sirs thillshof Jose, um the Kb& es the 10th of Ape% misthaeled Mr. ree . seeeeteee. Ups Oh the Dab of , sail els ether of the error rooks of the g k ~ el& triplag remmer of au. if Ctrobre . is l ortes eseassith * errs wee very dim Ible. she M b 11, the hettrWimp= se hare orlsol. The he iagh, ad, searral ea lb Ills of brier of Ifs. Muldwes, &why NM as rats =4ibenenho ablest ; boa MIMI he Lord , a wall as Mi. (Ude amy l QM La Nam- THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY -RVJeNING. SEPTEMBER 'tea, ale Nisei& His lee t V. taking erne at a reassestriee 4"' ' era the Ha el I& .....z. Led igh Mord i de Pere Meese en Mb _ . heat Ids revises stir` ea II • y ea aa bet heed eight, rap ~.. il.; : 7 d at deka Ile wet die • K' - . let Oa or adasiou, dies re Trendy dada e lb er li Z abL eat row rode of meat up the essearCens =Oar_ IN they were nest with re tart nay, m era W WI can't do it. 111. ad be! sora payreveres id I will "—a Fist ray NI set bil errs. Ore et re iehreaudr Irish. the Duke se Wekbp tees am* is eirested, is the repeal of do Test sad Comrades Irish be arephsatly curd re esselea ef NM. IOU: re Seise eppositioa ef Led Sri., eel err rise d reed sober AMONr mom of s drib, ram vas No BIM& OW *lie Mat SOL His be*, liel slim liend, oboe Chid •••••targ II a bated, WINN rice err& els law Leash of lib NSW. bad bre orleted Mean vise irlitgraoe's =der =the peraberreads a re rise, st begtle der te prod ie mien resist dribs. Mabee (the bee re Robetjelese sat be the ll=r evas Odied, and ils, lbse 'admen of the raisers he rornara TN. seep card • proMper esosatee be the patine weelik_ se& re Theirs*, - sears& le sez e tteellee N. *bid• Ingle in the roes a r il de s ; " It woad be • hag Irk se brae N. rig* whisk ter dose Is both Muses; belt= the sorsa ef 111,14 _ .N. Pod ' maid the IN re Osmoses by s - * o', oir SO la the MI " sad 178 OS the third; lad re dale lissielf pod trough re Leib by • men* el 106 as Ni need Ink isg, sod IN se thedrid. 111 seseind N. dal anise* the Mk of le t Cate Ord Misr des Ise of IV* cheese ad a lieleirled opposer of the 14, dared as Zithe rase esaddert as inset. • rand Ilag's College, levies bra quad bre =le osentetast the tindeades .8 that is Oeweedease, IN pre bed bees NNW as lama Led Wielded weer to Ms. Oaeseidge, the swavery la re Ihkewlng Issas: " 1 eras age of *nu who et int tier* the pies ladle be presdiable. sad peeve as se* doe w the strides of the Liebe 17atesesity. Lei peddle areas bar esaried re dise the whole arm* ties wee Weald as • Wild is the reassert sr 1801 Midi 1 9 / 1 7 t sad thst the orb doe, ere bad de ems time review to rot rid bre carted beetle, briallski la yea the esnedinds• it lON, the non effseassib, mike N. der af ere raw of seal be re wry onble Imilfess kelps N. the =reas ma r ik ew *seise. sed the introdados st lognee earrirr sr ea of re ei'_' The Dube et new NI laddlle _StiN 9.-71 ;1 1 • 7 71 1011 relished., brims bees settled 11 , re • Weary saw see kiwi. ad the Had of Tabrotb tea re the two peen bed • MS. resebet,ea ilatedoy, N. ef Mark le leilsion Fielb. Eli, see. led dem, re net dledresed his yeast he. the sir pee* Nee bit the groad. Led Wieshabse a period the sebeeedea dreaded of her by Ms per. Oa re Sr ef heart, 1829, We ren was a Chimed ef Dead Oadle, sod Lord Wiedref th.vg. Poe; sad he son eleivaide abbe re were el the threw to Ns sat* la Ilamiklat. so rot his fie• arias I. desalt ofilll rasa, ad lie modise send be by ea avenue 8 ailMbekessen bedsreed.air i l i lt i the date's perred Ihll. The slab of Ids =Llbed bele tl, by the rissoeset Wilsey dotteho N blip dodger at his kref ZS; re b mere say Demme% suggest from Ihe whir and Sense sadden ; sod oaw a ay bid lases Weed ke Meer IND the dew edam& sad re met woo ereldssabli maw eselenset. Eh _grew binsel did ad rev, rsinal heeds $ ad mad "ie damp wee dies to IN ropelly. No wUm Saba IV., bed Mabel Is bars ben =tin Ness es (101114, bat the wiebleas at eyed Mb Winner so ale only braselitheres adds his IbPdp est r steed NW eared re Dahl et Webers - to bar the Tree neat lied, Mai •Se pat rot an** ferns Is $ sews of dlikele. Fee Ni, thiamine% we. sabred to earn riadesp. sic by the Oppress, bet Na Doh* rased of re name at ease idler ••ervideasewere thole a r erred O ad =thr i vale lb nee's red la red mire. weed he.. pee," rid be to Ne Woo. lbighiso, "if the law hail be opal reused rat. ell that was ad the saw. Fifty deeper oshenehask wend he.. dose It ; bat rot W• diary Ines. If OW bad Mgr, whi mild ell wham it wade eed i re rear pewee weed fall, and be mensal be deriard. Weer Ni bar bra wise or emit, foe a bele beard% IN Nat the merry night art be darnel he • day or re 1 It is as over sow, sad Y mem worse two will 47e= be of Xenabeetei gli grai ONO biddies Newtip .11k PereSs ht i t . sit i n ers o r d zill ie bee ile alike tndell e Illtert Posi serood So "'abl er ite g rablar Lsodeisay e s e it ee tha nasal odd. seiner; Led MIN berm, eli ta lanb idelithe of l a ni a ißt l in bra reessinetieed va re gina dbienden, sad 128 wariernied sere I$N .l J oy , IN a hods ths haksu mber wee Wm te to de Look by *weeds of • heeibo r d bladed la . y Leek Ars* aid Pans; sad was ibiloonte, the Lord Chore a& bre lead *Jibs let Ilreprolonno.sed the 81 of bleb,' was dad be New/ sedlog. The ia tc palm sedlinedwas rims. The c Zesolise of ma Wilms le Os It fie edam I wed r i en s ithlreseempried PS* P 98 8 •46,4 s, St. Jure int tbe waren wf Lard Heiser, ssirdsr *se pared ea Ie Apgar NNW, den *q vortip#ll* et • Maar eat of vises*. His Own Ms err lid bis wieder 'erred. Led Om se hibetned re IN la the fillookg boo b, writ t i t N. % pries • bird _eadkired by de denedie of re faunas arbeagr ;oak *bid was road • wend dre by • sidide el sioft—opea libkh. N. Dar NA Ir..** Nei w h o; pans Wend their the ea roma Whew their Isalthipa it we s • to tae the goestra ef t Ed Led Grey, befog *hid se N. Haag sad Ira the sitsorili a4ll . l l, ellbereseleg a sof el new se deiserkibberigesdea. *a • atirtittttratts red, let bet Wks bleselibbie re Ides_ greelba N. Vag erase Lied Glory. Ile melee was Oh 'dadedr the 'grilse we aup re red the bill lbe ,ieval nese by aseeddia ea die 7r of J_Ple f i e e l t g ahl as .talligelda did se lae r " leat IZ,Vel i a l g t liiiimmi% bribe up a ' of •11bey. ; Who .H ireerbe his gees was dread by the gaM Mina a env obeiniseregise, sad he at ease neer the eggebeesue KINN Robert Peel le N. parr hotiT teliert o rs *a Y let : his pose was at the seek if snow * tw irl; Herr l e a t el l idie orbit twee Mod be to dbeedis etlhe errs. The lower berm, surearsel ad - bare, aided re et the 11pried ...L ft g it bard the Musk** by Frei • Nen* Lart of the Idsb er eln e rar== a 7redisdira Nib The seated al the Hahn' •eitneethetts, aid re wry rim The wed deilibted u a ta blifent sled opine tea en. Os the bie rarer assaborsq sleeted intern d the now el Led Oreas, deems 4. _ The peek( el to Rehm 1W nay be said le .bein dassil N. tewberd of his reds peeled lik, N. diszr : r l seederit ire • waffirogrese etre add* IN. ,he sever epla c ni t e:Tionleekfr'l We his air eitansed. ant eli ihe 7 .. .=. at th. Qum mini % sele v ylks b. ve l rode* fresa Freer, es eli l e:M with led Oa the 118di ef lil y the ef an t in edst i cer grad draw e the belga pereried id *a Guitar. The beetle ef lb eve beers ere deo* terder, edeb treseadees shankin erd, is id* *oh% Amy iseiglineated Nab oral Is Ni vendee sereir. Thsfarrhsre speech situ. • opine amine* lb posed raw ' resiCLd Ilebeweas=bott ere ke the sod as hisses/raise Fed to kin 1 lei thsvh l llo 2 oo l 99B Mawr hfit ea the Wks synodal...6oK ili t i allt i triel seseesid la tabor whir renalad is pewit tail tic v i r il ialll: era lows, la INS. Oa re lit. of •••pie Lent ES s► drill the sestred ef N e e sway, la sereirewe if the N. dab it pa Nies ere am nese seserbd to the Iset err.* hell le aver dor Fee thabst be at hie I* re debe sill esatirsd e d to be onsalted b r _ owl bind by be besS we er sokoseisd ee bar Sul teethe IN ea dl near dinpuiree. lb Waft* wry oiellered le wild elleseti NNW re Serif to be Ms bereenate la wlI tie wee ea elw l ossers ef direled.• Irma is bears his duty to be bearer of the ler = aim. no ridable dere. bebie dr op, was smog* re be his deo PIM is hean ad Illistalib ripe ; do 411•11l emi &hotia It at lid qie r bo da 7__Jeseing his Oar* la ' IL Rh Mid /pr wools the Mese whoa be ease ft. red to slyly las eprellare d' Ilk brit dee ef the lore re. ni ens somphable t il ii direer ad • rot* ea o deereeetee—os If Oar w a wa* nisei easer, Isplus all N. snail an te di • leave sliest eta bat beam = s in easerry ingest sad rigessmer y, he le rebid the onstoneiy state • Mel* dr yorindity. lie had rue to Weiner Osolle—oell ad his belaz ig en Ml= may ben bed Ihe be et=le: be ede eerie ate Dem M. la bb eisteelq af lard Wads*, beir IN wars` regrow le be Barre of eid illereak near be this screed in ere bar ma ~... His bar nay be rid le her her edies. Ile del dam • " soessoiss al be." It Is here Nei be nese ran he Id bee edged Is hide adishe, ad bed emir goes N. beriniednee d sibs 61 arm belloote to repel dor. The woes en* bade was astral deny, bat the insists esrg derelbed la the wed "Se" was belelles ..• N 1.4. of were ern W hear Onkel it prodoo we d r k te=sidt, mi r hses ibe reis. eneres, bat at be ilabb ret throe la the dIOLOIL S. Te n der la eseerdell N kb sea Mbar, lbws of Doeso,die wee bent le NFL No be a seemed la IN sew, aed seeded is 111110 •• dreghese d re Hands of Tinedide. ~~1~. , • FRANCE, I rain - at caselessesment of this month could not have the men, as they wen all safely housed, but 4p 1 tIO'-X ' , e 50.113. . .4 , , XORILIIOO . + , A' !e , s PARIS, Ns *Au Everw ‘.. xe. 4 . ral il'it To-day the President has started upon lie long f B „or* be Mid of the ises, and, if the bad wea euther:intashoula 41:71re eortInew essessa ssriess ee f m ean v ys wil a L ed agii; b h: e f s elt reoli on that ‘ed semplaists are made that the return A of " a ita g e ft . "" ' ' be "Mb journ ey . II is said that the cowbell of miaisters ;a ft O ce i s f emme to t h e di mes In t h e e i nee , I : : .1e emu ' —"" w eb fain have dissuaded him from so lale• an TM messessatkLbssisem la seem as Haws, In ewer Weeded ter " The Zs "Imam *rafts pew. undertaking, and have confined the tour to e n. :r x r d o ni f the WING salsa is nama , bee already aimed mug be at the Me% 10, See tif Tee Wallet es the cipal cities . B ut fi n di ng t h e p r i sm i n g e hi & sad trammed — is edam missial produce hate been aer et paliteittee. 1 rewi the ecilthi4ropleathesuggeety abstained th r e reln etate Pimigg et hie beeltbalisa hies "se "se Itosiortattisof th• 10th Inst. quotes the follow. infra the French fleet, dated Naples, 4th inst.: the incessanarre of hie perasevbstag so eon - broeght us orders to return from oidentbl° a • Punctual to the orPeotod boor Pelson ° 7111: S e t t er is is believed that w• will m ho left St. at about twelve Asses, with ea meta sell the et she math, for the admiral matte-to extraordinary exert, ;imposed of Ames of ales& Conies kr dm Maws addressed to hiss there. It is the On crease( the bridge of Austerlitz. Time an aw- tor""" li the Taltilk 11%= in the Mediterranean that pesveses es re-swede. pectent crowd was stationed, a al of ° Ms Mar' p.s. The Salemeadre beepers reached, with orders for us rear" was raised, with which the Prince ii = to seta to Trim. We era to unit Naples on the 10th meek pleased. At the station , all the for Alessi*, sad theses premed to Toulon. UMW Magnin, the general officers of the army of The liertriswile de la Marini of the 11th inst. en rolee M. Petri, prefect of polioe, and a large body nouness that the equadroa was expected at Toulon on if ilenetionaries, were in waiting. The train started the 20th. et ems o'clock, amid cries of " Vivo Napoleon !" "Vise rEmpersur!" M. de Persigny will set out tomorrow to join the Prince at Moulins. There is, I find, no foundation for the report of a bee-trade treaty between England and France. The Monitory contains a decree granting to the minister of the interior a credit of 1,300,9901 r. for the weedy completion of the lines of electric tele graph throughout France. It also contains a decree of M. Fortoul, minister of public instruction, declaring that the religious instruction of the lyceums is oblige ' tory upon all resident pupils to whatever class they may belong. Among other symptoms of the approaching empire may be noticed en order from the general governor of tho palace of the Tuileries, directing that in con sequence of repairs going on in the state apartments no permiss' ions to see the palace will be issued till further notice. Opposition candidates for the municipal councils having been elected in several communes of the Indre-et-lAire, the prefect has intimated the firm determination of the authorities not to be set at defiance in this way. Napoleon Vendee is authorised to erect an eques trian statue to the Emperor. At the Bourse the Four-and-s-Half per Cents. fell 25, closing at 103.85 ; the Threes fell 6, and closed at 77.20. The Bourse was uneasy to day, in cease. queue° of rumours of an approaching conversion of the Four-end-a-Half per Cents. into Three. The Northern railway fell 6; Lyons, 6.25; Strasbourg and Havre, 3.76 each; Rouen end Dieppe, 1.25 sash 1 Bordeaux and Trite rose Sfr., and Bt. Disler et Gray, 2.50. PARIS, MONDAY MIPININO. Besides General de St. Arnaud, M. de Maui= will take his place beside the President in the dlsonneur, as the state carriage is called. = these two ministers the generals of the Wait, household will also accompany the Prince. Tie other ministers will repair to the terminus to ranks the President and present their homage before his departure. All this is arranged for one o'clock to morrow, at the terminus of the Orleans Railway. The Prefect of Police, Pietri, M. Mereuaud, Secre tary of the Prefecture of the Seine, who represents M. Berger during the absence of the latter, the cradm i llo is et the army of Paris, the high of the deb, and the naanatess et Na Odom Railway, will ahm u ti ss e remise the M TIM train will stop a irs, . telea, 0 modes at Bourses at nixie NEM will roods at Paris andni f l as h i Ts t, D i a voyage et lAMB Naples% sad weepy Impestmie nilline ememesteel with lir Asap= is expested in the hem of the t belts ' the end of die yam ' Imes sulliewis mem• toted by the Mita: et State, units sow* miss el She &man git pike= mei inshaildinne. is ka th e im she emMllltpiele& prefect of the ChM, has iimMil l a preshmation of a very original chandler to ears* as overwhelming arrest:l'6on of perdu oath* sloes at Borges. All the inhabit of the de. of the Cher are called upon to irerlite tt on the 14th. After the arrival It the and entry to the sodthishop's palest, the cg: will amenabk upon the eldransort premsnade Ilrewerhn, illualeadens, dames, and gems Will WA throughout the night. At the end at avenues Is the there will be erected at imitable distends. Wi llea igt il ipi:les, each bearing the name of one elite ashes of the department The inkshitsate alma socamano, headed by their mayor and cosentmal authorities, as expected to group themselves near the pole indicating their canton. Banners and streamer will be distributed, and immediately after the review of the military, the Prince will take his place in a tribune in boot of the maims, who will then &Ale babes him amidst the those, of artillery and the rolling at the drama canna toners will be appointed by the to marshal the multitude, who are to pay the utmost attention to their directions. Twenty thousand medals bootleg the olio of the Prime and struck expressly to cummeaceste his visit to Prins, will be dietsthred. IL Duces, the Minister of Marine, left Paris the terday for Cherbourg to be present at the of Amterlits eie the lifth. The Martha el Marine has just adopted a new series ot euguiedemempesting the sin of masts, eta., remi ts, whereby a diminution of expense will be The maaklpal councils et Chateanwillain sod larrossaucimia the Ilemb-Ms rain meh* eiseteil. se4Mhowerable to the govorstseat, have boos bi "OM* by bores of i th= and provisionally g r a Vilismsseeet e the editor of the eferossiges de Paris, lee bus sesteseed to pay a line of 600 L with the snees et the prosecution, and to a year's ins prisonmat he default of payment, for having, in esdiciptien of a jedisial sestanse spinet Mm, pub liik almemised that a subsceiper bad been opened ie nasally hi t ss pay against any fins whisk he might .111 mudguard e . 'I have inseMes Previously the reemiskoble 4sibi t test to vita Ora sew be kens or 11. TolblY a vierbir irebnen heliihihe WM', hods The A of Be is is *uk est. awl Mk mind agyareatly by mar et s stamp to the end el the um% ee ea to hake " Bon-par-tenor Dethie " Lasia•Napoleoa" is stomped .. Nem." As the soden of a stamp is evilest, it is likely that sack pines are by no mem unoommoo. The 'Mossier contains a dames antharising the bounden ci Ski " Sot:MG Anonym'? 'shed the " Oftesay of the Railway front Paris to Oess aid Cherheerg, and sanction's its statutes. The rail way, it may be was emieeded Ur i of the OM July het M de. 1111ple s d' Am it. $1 Vbs... N. NAM* N. Mast, a• rAddillt. L at W. Chogiloa: Mos. W. Red,o..Learoos . Lab. Assflfroo demo eaneos, is Me hourr, the forma*. of 'the Nur PsnY for Issierilaig the railway fres Men to iangon with abreast Os Gray, which was sessmisd on the 12th of Febraavy to M. Augusts Bon/hot sod others. The holders of Portuguese bonds issued by Don Miguel in 1832, have held a meeting at the Bourse, and appointed $ committee to urge the government to pros their claims against the Portuguese govern ment. We find the following in the Commercial Bulletin of the Prone : Tbe heaohnonts having essipleted the greater part of their mien tee She tenth Ammeter sawksts, a little alias eginierisess les bow theenalag wields she lass few days. Orders from Ards. sad ether Bumper esuatides, ars, btonvelkaggelarested, as ObsT weal aim ID about the WAIN OMB nnoth. Air Ike aserant el badmen has Weak emended that at this puled et 1160 and UNI. the smashotaren shaft yew will Isens‘ sale theeeeebly. The &Wag hie be.. mere NNW is the begs ohm la the unsft mmatmemies. The ef As dk step eel the thespelesektg gave, =pe g menthe lase, onsidemble kerbs se the large eitabihM MOD. en* a very =Mirka inresene task plass in the mewl et bins besathe hie the Desk it=e a menthe et tem and July, _line Ibis sieressas het swath, 'Mee. She mall strenatelaress 2 need to be pretty aelively em*yed. Gas of tasiebeter• be be.. seaway aides—that et ear dyes he the reftwege ant lessaimiris. The bean et Oen end 0.. ham mashed mass which they will nee be able to implies Woe nese aping. The seethe et Mum in able Welsh of burbles is Delia peeportlea I. the &Mil whisk hes bees ereetsd bty She re esseresine of Sins of reftry. The dhow et ereeeksere bare nes ban Wit to depths NI in the prise after. Tiny reebessi See MA es Ms teams@ et the had Windier sad at the nal Needle only ef Ile amp et Ms me. Ind they her Owe hese themedves eampsiled te se what they p wired two menthe age, ts ihe here et ea Meier is seism Any Mei the erth be now isporthle, se the bases Mho to pontos for delivery hi the thee els tolling mesh* The NIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE wr-N.ollm Vs. Tu. Teamemr—abl.N. SI. sts...—....Aftemsa. Y. as. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. SISPT. 15. A raw years ago people looked with dismay upon the apparent tendency of Nome portions of ear ties to increase beyond thong limits within w i M i t was supposed necessary that they should be kept, in order to maintain a due proportion between the de mand sad supply of labour. It is an ascertained fact that in the great majority of the Remaking parishes in the kingdom, the supply of labour was greater than the demand. It would scarcely be exaggera tion were we to assert that in most of the trades where unskilled labour was employed a similar observation would apply. A fraction of the charitable world in London went half crazy at the details published by a morning contemporary, concerning the destitution prevalent amongst the lower dames of the labouring population. The re proach was constantly thundered in our ears that whilst an English horse, sound wind and limb, wu an object of de si re to all the world, sad was sure to fetch a good price in any market, an English la bourer was worth leis than nothing at all, and excited no other feeling in the minds of the majority of his montrymeo than an intense desire to get rid of him. Each agricultural parish was supposed to produce every year a certain number of labourers that it could set find employment for, and who were therefore in a manner born for the " Union." Something similar was reported of a great number of manufacturing &big& The popuiarity of poor HOOD'S " Song or the Shirt " was duo to a general recognition of the truth of these facts. A anew has now " come o'er the spirit of the drama! Tbs relation between capital and labour semi about to sager a significant alteration. In Ireland, where the supply of labour was beyond all proportion greater than the demand, an enormous emigration has begun to reverse the ordinary rela tion. The English ricultural districts ore be ginning to " look up; " and it is supposed, even by the moat intense denouncers of the slop-selling @p tens, that " a good time is coming" even for the needlewomen of the "sweaters." Ilay it come ss speedily as possible! In anticipa tioa, however, of the result, let us speculate a little upon the possible consequences to the general com munity le le effected by the agency which is im proving the condition of our - labourers. Emigra tion is new doiag every thing for the labourers who go away and he the labourers who stay behind; — what is it doing for the country at large ? U we are not m iaba we may find our way to mow Ob i ilk, answer to this question by an &amidst el the following extract boa " The Muse Casale. of Aaskaila: by Mr. Swan s The toe Melia if Nom Soma Wes and Vitals had, be IM, e pgahasa ea/wahin lBs2e abort of a glens, et a anis. ettek et the airs sir , win hew sersibilo mar leneeteaul amend mode. These metenise sapsrlsi is that yea to as /slue of tee salsa flaw immtrat thaw NM pew& Sada& of slab sae seas eht Mara pammie nes &Ant bee west, ma Oise bandied =tasSeen tales. The kegsr @self le tee Britleit=lstaree hogesterne r axe Ill Ya tr ' e x act the Uel drs= " l ' Liuset Haw ~sss=C ihniihV ir es W and f=" l • 4 the e a sTs of tares slim slat baba aimed reeds star- Sec sal the vase of the am ems g was miteldet tes salsas .haling. ET: se er is emee of New South 114 e he the teener imam the She et March, 1N had risme la recut aumben to tootmetassa emu et WOO& over ere seas gamer's leR. Wire mom sf Victoria for dm seam port LLAINL hole imam .l folly HAM ocar the saalmireetsr, as ima 11111. At th• memos time Ur sagest*: bee is she list yeer emosaa byeret twelve hap 12r lbeetest puma ell the peedeakmap off tee esimas, ties Wel the Med et a isMerie s t sheet Prosier Shoes disemeries of Po ties le Amebas .misted of Mao* 'primates! mealsand Mdi rime, whose es wen eft Of Ifs mete mad miss of waste earls. ne ger c oy atipretiret will very e; 1 3:2 weed 4 . Mp 11 . 11.4. ..d.:1:.=. 8 ::t.r..5t5t. brat= digest eat he 'wise es shepherds sal Mo v ers . rs f eu tbs . least eleelesl dlelriels et leaked sal Wales. la Mart weeds, while the rtes of the peek= to 11162 was to Move as of thatßL adlil el usedaritieset whom we *ere but Si. to be Ikea of the pemeat year is le deprive me of mew Moe ad vabialge members of oar soder. Tr prom to a moderate talent is salutary—what if it me to elms? Now, few of as bare said to seek far Wiwi silt own eagle kr • correbeeetles of the somellea esp. Wined is the Mee poet dike tasted/ft tion is shag the relkge firths dogma t a bums the paged gleespeselatire sad smisisat lass keg* a hdat with a sad useless body ;le is an educated pas, wfth his heatisa well cultivated, and with something _et the 1•1,4111•11 soirsat—waltk—ia potket....yril SUPPRESSION OF THE "CORSAIRE." hear daily el the departure of lase who - wire mad literati,* of toot here, and the due seed of their torta st la void that like AP. trills. a mad apseisseei pesimellerja pet of sena met a Meg papaw al rig talent, erne seeped the m. et Aueudia, thee, is - se kelps is Mr Itsmart criminal, the pereper,,, or die auddeor spfamlater. It is the mead whisk stapes ems of the valuable potions of our reludes, We Preises that this = a tt, Is a w p bfest wirer at . lsad el more op tima hes hog 01 to it. Are we are nob is msrihl el ear society that we our afford to lose theesamis id their P We omit be well our teat Se hew one gills purified by the lase of mask *et be reliable in Australis, yet is empire dray listo.bat are we idroug enough to p art with large deeds from mr beet blood ? Are the active, the antegaislag, the industrious, the trueaorthy. is with math= amongst us that ore sea look , with Wiliam, at the depar ture of thousands of them ? Cas we afford to add 50,000 yearly Is the poplados of Australia, if a large proportion of that number are precisely those sestaberg of oar giddy whom we earl least gore Up to the present time emigration has bees aa samirrod pod I are we pm that it will condom to be so if, instead of an intermittent fever, it hi. mess • elands malad ? That this my be de ale is readmil the hate asoleirtat is the a probable by th ladap lms prob* t zpa kora thaw, thstAseiralis it so Mb that absorb ply swrabse minima' who choose to on her dress Far sass d weepthem appall% woman..rim is so it if Whirs alive se to dime the dear et the speculative. If Esigisall, however, se we hope she will, cm seder the leas of soak demote as those we , have areationed without detriamt, it will Maid seassthing like a proof that she as far exceeds dm red of the meld in moral and intellectual wealth as she doss in material repulses. DIM or THE DOWAGIM LADY GODPIUM—W. (Than CAreeiehi) mirk to anesiss the demise of tiole seediest holy at the olveseetLow ern peen. Lek =.8140f the bee boseeetlk Job. Godfrey, e/ mei anther Odle pelmet psetemor Otte die eel ellstee. et Deem 0141 toy, sod several odors &Me& Ihw 00,113111131? Inman' or Scams.— The Ceerieillee eideesell oe ideraties have ted the li Idleetteg goer sea so be bee Ibieetra of Mode a—Gio Dom U. F. M vim et reeefo, 11. A., rotor of Set menoo, sad 111Wateek. Done M him:OW of Tame& Bev. Jobe G. C. Flues% wis• beet reMoey, wet Freese ; the km Winks Eti, MLA.. Issumbles et Cbseleir, ow Xmas/Oar; end Me Be!. Thome Wales., Jr.A., vim of teasels, Coop A ClAmmar= coNVICTED or POACIIIHM—At lb. ' elks, Halifax, Levi Smith, gemeheeper at Iriaby ark, wee dowsed by George Syke, gow= e a t all Ma LAW Kap, with treepasehw yea Kw, with afflaw,is parish of sane, thees yam mis armful be born bees pnvimtely wanted ant le Imp= spas !hue posearver, be woe aidulisi pw Ihe =:de. 111. with IL M. swpswiet. Jame Illeriloik el labourer, vibe bat heispengei le *, Melee the towards Smith, was s sAI ti is the nitigated r.auty of NS, with U. 4.. cal& TO Till EDITOR OP ENS DAILY NEWS. Paris, Sept. 10, 1852. sm,—The Corsaire is suppressed by virtue of a decree of the Bth inst. It is not for us to characterise the act which strikes us in our property and in the exercise of a right ostensibly assured to us by the new constitution. We shall also abstain from com plaint, as being beneath our dignity. We have, however, adieus and explanations to give to those whom, in the circumstances under which we live, we were justified in regardinf much more as constituents than as subscribers, and, it is in this view, sir, that we ask the aid of your journal. You will easily understand the reasons which oblige us to seek in a foreign country the publicity which the independent French press can no longer afford us. We re-appeared on Sunday last after a suspension of two months. We will not here allude to the circumstances under which that sus pension was pronounced against us. Revived on Sunday, we perish on Wednesday evening. What then occurred in the interval of those three days ? Did we, like M. Proudhon, ask for free elbow roam to proclaim by authority the proximate advent of the democratic and social antichrist? No. We con fined ourselves to preaching union, concord, and for getfulness of old quarrels. We carefully explained we did not desire peace against anybody. We spoke of the fusion as of a thing happily meow plished, but in which there was nothing to alarm any one. It seems that in arming our hands with an olive branch we overstepped our rights, and com promised the security of the state.* We were far from suspecting it. We fall after having waged re lentless war against anarchists of all colours. Will the Corsairs be regretted? We venture to hope so. We have shed our blood and expended our money for the cause of order. Our conscience is tranquil. Accept, sir, the assurance of our highest conside ration. (For the management of the Corsair.), A. DE COETLOGON. RENE DE ROVIGO. • The Comb.' wee 'approved wfthoat any assigned roma, by winos of a slims la the new law, empowering the President o( the Reptilian to sappier anyjoaraid, as a 1111111 son of Foetal wearily. 133RNE, Serf. 12. The government of Vaud has received official ad vice that on the 6th instant the English company that had undertaken the construction of the railway from Morges to Yverden, paid the deposit of 6,0001. to the Swiss consul in London. This implies that the company is constituted. The convention would otherwise have been annulled. SPAIN. A Madrid letter of the Bth says The Diario Espanol announces that, in consequence of the int placement of its responsible editor for inserting an article from the Heraldo on the state of the trea sury, it was under the no:amity of suspending its publication for a certain time. The Epoca and the Cbrodducional have also been compelled to suspend until the jury shall have decided on the article in 10=, for the reproduction of which the two have also been denounced. The Horaklo states that its responsible editor not being able to sign, its ordinary number would be replaced for the moment by the Heraldo de la Menem, a literary and sciennflo journal." A Madrid letter of the 9th says: The responsible oeabllahers of the Hortedo, Esposol, Diario, Epee, and Baparrue, bang in isrisat preparatory to trial (or libel, sad the publisher of the Comatitucione baying also to go to prison, thus journals have awed to appear. ITALY. The following letter, by . a oorreermasat of the Brussels lesdeprisdance, is intending. as the testi mony of a conservative on the essdition of Italy, after making its tour:— DTM SEPT. 9. The situation of the Roman astern h se sad diet I prefer saying nothlag about it, bat I should eoua r too s =tt In Tuscany, if the Liner et the an impreved, the panted et grows wens The windrawal al • plena et the Antrim sew hue tikes off a put of shelled whisk weighed ea the see nd perhaps, ttritwgeed mensentsat, the delbt et might be egehMd ia Bet is Tammy penelplestAsft, sham is h bas art duos bantiMiffeile 1111 easisidMors. BeA ,1847 6:R:toyed mid leigedni their seneelp, Leopold 11. T , this noon mei boa ammo exist, and al prestige is =it.= et these fern':c on the= the the sovereign, sad aloe, sad will :aa w sdy Mora as I=seis Pilli rtt /Mahler& Re imp, up Mean eramemientioas with the prefects sad the WE- I tan Welk tam to falter him, advise his. to matspea a rouse ef reelahn. Ms t Ili ad... oddssil by fahe , of Oa the Oise side, the nanT e i li r sis seleg that 18 leet mdey_the hal ma dam of regO r ie pa ll=t ee hlle r i an nto kelp, and thus lame of a ereatey wee mi h md, but unmasks, met. At Illiainaumeene semen have bele4 beta made. They an Mined to lave one Wales win thus made at wFine" esed Raeg & whish wenseansted with l wed De is Merit. ne This is ita neer : the amen ea enema of some roma ammaosthan K whin have takes pinata sena the last etenept es the 116 of the deinale alla PAt ild Ater• an said to be gran indleadens agehat the parties analed, but, as the Tema kw requires peddle proof of the chase, it is expelled that a sadist of sot guilty will and the pro:seem I have not visited Venice, but I have sojourned at Milan. The adminietratioa If the t is directed to Is e:wee t t e h t : p =elsl nines die , end to win lar 11••• To ellen master Ramses are Mahn esd eramniesisme oremeL In Lom bardy this system has se semen linen sesisties awl should the et Beeepe be beeitn, a revolutMnery OWNIIIIIItt wouY, IS i to be bend, break out in ell the Italisa_pepenees. In the new pelithal hatitatine an quietly taking Ten The provinces engin of the weight of tams, sad it is feared that if this simad matins* the go verment will be eaapsital to hate sename to a sew alienable of roan asewillanialesthe inmease of re ceipts. • rensedea etas Pielmeallese mary from 64,000 to 30,000 woad ernes the banns ; bat is this possible in the present sienna allure's t I leave states men to newer Ode patios. TURIN, Smv. 9. The Piedesontese Gazette of the lOth contradicts a report originating from the Savoy papers, to the effect that the Duchess of Orleans had left St. Ger vais, and says that her Highness continues to make frequent excursions with her family in the environs of that agteeable spot. It is said tha t General Marmots, the Minister at War, will pay a complimentary visit to Louis Napo leon on his arrival in the South of France. M. de Buttenval, the French ambamador, has returned to Turin. _ The Florence correspondent of (the Opinion., of Turin, states that the Tuscan Minister of the Interior has notified an order to all printers not to publish say speeches of the counsel for the defence in the case of Guerrasii and:others. The counsel for the defendants have appealed against this order to the council of ministers. Meanwhile the trial " drags its slow length along;" the reading of the documents in support of the prosecution will, it is believed, take us many days. The government has published a large volume containing most of these documents, which generally consist of virulent attacks upon the Grand Duke during his stay at Gaeta; and it would seem that the government wishes the said volume to be extensively circulated, since it has fixed its price at about sfr., a very low sum considering the size the book. --- ----- The Italia e Popolo contain. the following: God and the People.—National Italian Association. No. 108.—Citiseas,--In consequence of the instructions I have ressivsd, I am happy to transmit to you the decree of the anion of Tammy with this Romeo States. This is a solemn year; it strengthens the opinion of those who love and de airs republican amitqy, and it more than ewer dissipates th e Lu a u, ns of the f • it strikes the partisa ns o f the constitstional onssaraby to ihs heart, aad falls like a mostal weight upon tyrants. You are, from this day, invest e d with all the attributions inherent to your mimon.—Greet ing and fraternity.—Florence, Aug. 20th, 18,2.—T0 the citizens composing the Committee of the Central Interior Direction of the National Italian Association, f o r the Tuscan provinces at Florence, the Extraordinary com mittee of the Central Interior Direction. _ It is further stated that the comminsary of the corn. mittee at Rome acknowledges and definitively accep ts the union of the Roman States with Tuscany. ROMAN STATES. The ()inmate di Roma announces the arrival at Rome of Sir IL Bulwer, on the 4th inst. GERMANY. The King and Queen of Sweden, travelling under the name of Count and Countess de Tallgurn, and accompanied by the Princess Eugenia and their suite, arrived at Hamburg on the 9th itiat. As they were travelling incogmlo, no public reception was given them. They were to remain in that city two days, and thence proceed to Lubeck, where the Thor a:earner was in waiting to convey them to Sweden. Wood. PRUSSIA. The electoral law for the first Chamber appears in the columns of the Anzeiger. It is like the luw of 1850, only provisional, having validity for one year. The elections will be made by the greatest taxpayers in every district, meeting in assemblies, without the right of discussion. Every Prussian is eligible who is 40 years of age, has lived five years in the mo. narchy, and has his electoral qualification in the die. trict which he seeks to represent. AUSTRIA. The following notice has been sent to the French bookselling trade: The Austrian press—periodical as well u non-periodical —having been placed under the exclusive surveillance of the civil authorities, it has been ordered that all books and pamphlets imported into Austria, in whatever manner the importation may be effected, must be sent to the Custom house, where persons specially appointed for the purpose, will examine them before they are permitted to circulate. AUSTRIAN LOANS. Besides the Austrian loan emitted at the Vienna bourse a week this morning, another looms in the future. The Vienna correspondent of the Frank/. rt Peal Zeitung, rarely misinformed on Austrian sub jects, says : I hear that in January next a third loan 0(80,000,000 11. will be concluded, and this time, abroad. The newest loan has naturally, like every other measure of the Austrian government, elicited the loud applauso of the Vienna press. The lloyd, in. deed, thinks that the more loans Austria contracts the higher will her credit rise. A letter from Vienna correspondent eats this matter in a rather different light: VIENNA, Sept. 9. Scarcely had the day expired on which the last instalment of the loan of 18,51 was paid, when a new loan of 80,000,0061 the fourth in three years was.announced by imperial d ecree . Subscriptions may be made in paper, they are therefore ex pected to be made chiefly by Austrians. It was in the plan of the government to make the loan in silver, and to nego tiate It on • foreign house, but notwithstanding the devoted friendship of the house of Rothschild, the scheme was found totallyimprecticable. The arts of eloquence which at the be ginning of this year drew 3,0001. from London, Am s t er d am , and Paris, would no more succeed. The budget of the year, published since that loan was made, with its de. kit of 66,000,000 florins, and the uediminished amount, 108,000,000 dories, of the military budget, u well as the proved illusoriness of the promised economies in all the departments of the State, combined to reduce to nothing the weak hopes entertained of a restoration of Austrian credit, end indisposed foreign capitalists to venture other and greater nuns in the vessel which had alread7 impe rilled so much. All the influence of the Rothschild, has failed to remove this deep distrust, and thus we see that it ie easier for the Turkish Bank than for the Austrian Im perial State to borrow in London the fends which it re quires. We 'ball see with what suite's the new loan is offered to Austrians. Last year, in spite of the tar rorisra by which it was sought to stimulate the patriotic action of all communes, corporations, and rich capitalists, only two-thirds of the loan found subscribe'', and the rest was made up by artificial means, such as re. ceivieg domestic obligations in payment, and encroachment upon the sinking fends; and thus was the honour of the government saved after • fashion. Is there now say reason to suppose that things will go much better, or rather, is not their aspect much worse? Can the towns be burdened yet more this year when the hoiden last year exceeded their power ? Have communes the right to risk public mosey with such speculations ? As for private indi• "ideals, their pocket loyalty is much abated. Discount stands permanently at 6 per cent., and good bills are better then the paper of an insolvent state. The participation of the higher aristocracy is not worth mentioning in any lees of magnitude. How, then, are these 80,000,000 to be ob tained except by force—moral force, perhaps, it will be, to ewe appearances. The loan will be most likely appor tioned to tits cities of the monarchy. Vienna will be held to find eight Trieste six, Milan five millions, and so ft the stadtholders will be ordered to summon the municipali ties, and east upon them the responsibility of providing for the doe delivery of the required cams. Bat the right name of the money so acquired is contribution and not loan. When gained it will have but one application—to cover the current deficit of the year. THE ZOLLVEREIN. The Cologne Gazette announce. that the Austrian government has addressed a circular note to all the coalesced governments, stating that the conditions of a reconstruction of the Zollverein laid down in the Prussian declaration are not acceptable. The Austrian Cbrrespondenz, an official organ, contains an artkiewhice renders this statement very probable. It says : In the Brownian note we an perceive nothing favourable but the disposition of the cabinet of Berlin stall to continue the negotiations. But we confess that the other contests of that document much diminish our hope that this con tinuance of the negotiation' would lead to the desired result. The old points of opposition remain unaltered: ea the pet of Austria and the states who were partieli the mallerence at Darmstadt,. the unchanged at leapt to @Sat • customs ninon between Austria tad all the ether states of the German confederation ; 4111 the poet of Prussia the refusal to accept say intgj that amen as iatroductica or a preparation for inch lect. Froaf the Austrian proposition Praislll strikes out all the articles ambulatod to brim about a future customs union, tad with them presimily these conditions for the sake of whleleihelerili made dm propeoltiess and was ready to con clude • trimly. Tbe swamies a • commercial treaty at the some time the Zolivereia is reconstituted is refused, aad it that, bahre all, the Zallverein most be re milialhhed be a term el 12 years loager. The &sheathe by Prods that it is reedy to asgotiem • treaty with Austria ea toma abet Austria sumo% accept emelt possibly te maidered by the melemeed powers so a guarantee for the talibmeat of the wishes expressed ia the Stuttgardt sada& Dab: such !armatures a common basis for sr- getiatilies wholly waiting, sad we belteWthatis set Only fib is Vienna, but by other states. It will be remembered that the term fixed by Prussia for the return of adhesions to its policy ex pires this day, the 15th inst. The Ciztogne Gazette asserts that the Austrian cabinet ham addressed a note to the members of tho coalition of Darmstadt, stating that the proposition' contained in the last note of the Prussian govern ment on the commercial question cannot be accepted. EDUCATION IN DRAWING.--The Committee of Privy Council for Education have recently lulled circulars to the inrpeeton of schools directing them to aid, b l i e e; s eg means is their power, the system proposed by the meat of Practical Art for causing elementary drawing Vi become a part of national education. It is intended totem* the very simplest elements of drawing in all schools wiling to bear a small proportion of the necessary ezpouse, and then admit the qualified scholars to study in a central drawing school in every town. The importance of the new scheme thus set on foot will be fully appreciated when it 12 remembered that until the public ignorance in such matters is removed no expensive or successful effort can be made to raise the standard of taste in design among our manu facturers. --------- AN ELECTIONEERING MISCHANCE.—An incident warred lost week, in connexion with the tactics of the Liverpool Conservative Association, which has aforded,i f not universal amusement to the town, at least unbounded merriment to the liberal party. Ever since the recent eleo tion, the force at the command of this association has bees in active operation in a variety of ways, one of which has been the serving notices of objection to the liberal voters. Having got through this task as relates to the borough, the county business was commenced. Time premed, and there was some fear that the necessary notices could not be served before the expiration of the time prescribed by law. The 'old adage, " The greater the haste, the less the speed," ie trite, but true. On Thursday last, 4,000 notices, beaky the names ofcounty voters, were despatched from the ores 'of the association to the post-offica " Just in time." But alas ! the superscriptions lacked the essential addition of an address; each had a name, but no habitation, except the post-oillee, where they remained until it was too late to remedy the blunder. 1 i , i