The Express. — London, England, 1848-02-28 00:00:00

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""' 'I , rae.".r.tri4' hkuock ' be. de d t., we. r•e..i tante so__ Art as cretin .4, very *u .• .. . re on to to llama ' ,wire I.r cub guinea an immenon of the "Pr Ismael. of i ;mom, ' &ad will continue to ply between that port and Newhaven. Ilir. Waiver.. & Dudley. IS Do. 401. eh, 41 0 lbe her will ~. y on. after E. If. Warned. now sr/lotto-, and a tout° (By onion W. 1. IRON. Beeretary. Caledonian, 20 314 Do. 301. eh-, 10 Wle 144 " tred er Milt i :o% •• L•Allegro" and "II Peresernan.” 'lllustrated by Newharm. fineux. 70. 13. 1801. East Anglian, 2.51. ela., L. &Lana North British, 234 8 0 . Cr oo " : '''` ' '' ' Nrtli " "g 14144 61 " 4" "" . of the ' 44re ' 441 ROYAL ACADEMY. - Professor LESLIE'S t IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. L. It D., 9 Do I game, 44 s let WOO 0 F" " t th " ...th'x iEORGE OODW I N,l 5.,..,,,,,,,,....-...,,, 55 i,„. lestera Counties, 145 14 N. 6taffordsbire, 14 05 LECTURES on PAINTING will he fully reported in the Do. Eaten., 5 putt, No. I, par B. E. and Dower, V *4 LEW IN POCOCK. j "'"''''''" --- AT II EN MUM. as - Do. do. N 0.2, / d Do. No. 3, se 91 oil . Tra nggiy.satista, Feb. 18, 1148. mMe 435. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Tnis DAT. Do Northern and FAStertl, MO Ds Thirds, N 0.4, 4,1 i Dia 2.:---- - - N 1d 3 174 ." ' Or lilrl w era le LT Iri RE. Erkt Lincolnshire, 164 York, New., and Ber., SO Wet SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Tee work comprise. the entire system of retie& suit-mei. Lord Jong RUSeELL, in reply to Mr. HI:ME Great Northern, 24 3 Do. (orig. Newe. It Ber.), 25 laos . .. 2, ST. JAMESTMITRECT. LONDON. Do. ?sten. No. I (York &New), r... TanaTll3. " '''''tai n to '4" mul ttmliaar I" ' " ,i fa "'ws4‘A. f" 4" 468.] LONDON, MONDAY, FEB. 28, 1848. [THREEPENCE. cultivation o eury kind of flower. fruit, an vegetable; the manage- said that he had received intelligence of the recent ch- Zita• % % 4 Plit Dart. Hems Pownan, Erg. 1r 0.. .,,A. 1 1i r....V.1 " ,,e ni , 22 1Lp. I CRI - ATh. Edward Scott, an not of grootatouse% Muth &saes, pfts, AC.; • Oda age/denim change of government in France, and he could assure Do. Quarters, 18 IM eel 'Le e- ' nnuernse °Pensions for irrery month in tie year ; a dmAitigl Of ever/ new Ditto New 171., 74 14 Her.), 105 10 est es of the staircase. Half an hoar passed Do. G. N. L. Pur.,l 1.1 aserlia.7 .7.:2ht-00 1 . Lord ART/2711 LEYNOI. 11 ' Some ha cultfration ; • record id army Improvement In the eclence sal Ihe nrac, tics of gardening to the preent day ; notice. of every eubject or FURTHER PARTICULARS. D....„ ci.,..., AM-T. e. Oft en o Kee Ewe. 1.1. P. wUout his being able to obtain a hearing, the crowd the hon. member that the British government had no fAne. & Yollukk b. 19 York k N. Mid. PreL, IM 154 ft. Interest er uUlity connected with ho , Undture and natural history : Do. Quarters. sie Do. E. & W. R. Ex., 21 7 PM Jeas Ailibmi...... E. 4.. M.D. (thanes Faehrodag. eel- sa V.iether with complete, perfectly original, and overate weal.. en in. meanwhile shouting and brandishing over the head a 4 sultirstron of a/1 the important florists dowers- It is said that M. Etienne Arago, Director of the of M. Lamartine weapons of every kind. I intention whatever of interfering with that form of D n . yin, - - 4 Do. W. R. IL, 311 4 d foulogne fk Amiens, 81 8 nos 1 . 5i . . 4 Pahliebed by Chutes Cox. 12. Elm Wlthametreet. Bland. Do. Preeton & Wyre, IS En,st India, I Wet I T. M. 21. 7i. Da m :ar t ,: . 1 . : Eau 52. e y Mostrls , so. ~ M.P. jA ll ln eine n y dA W *Met illkun 2el7th : l inall e. id. . Kee D.Ft government which the French people may choose to as Mr Jams (Minh-Mel, •ftrt, COLONEL TORRENS ON SIR ROBERT PEELS BILL- Post-office, had informed the Government that the M. Lamartine, with the most perfect coolness, Lan. and Blackwell, 45 N, ,il Fraace,"6 31 dog Am mar. re :at . tee lives of pewee In every stetlm of Ufa Just polities& In Ino. price 4t. M. sewed, Princesses of th 1f '1 had been met by the „ wee d b e roya aim y is areas, at length was heard, and succeeded adopt, nor in any way to interfere with the internal ind ßrig N lit . . w . St entern, B. C., 1 3 u 14 6 30 Orleass k Bore 3 1 d Paris & :lons. 3 S Is oo d e rg" par, of the world, no peculiarly farourable terms. ._ rr HE PRINCIFLES and PRACTICAL OPERA- Brest mail near Dreux. in subduing the people and in inducing them to be- affairs of France. This announcement was received L L a ° e n .. , Do. Qrs. New, 6 p er i o a m :Innen, 29 7 illy. Kw, 0 • 1 •...` eff " td ' i tr'''''''''' in d l be lit "' id whet'. "e• '''" 1 TION of fge ROBERT PEELS ACT of 11144 explained, and do government. set Ne e...a ~..ne • effect ansaitlea. come themselves the safe uard of the provisional Da 101. eh., 11. &B. (B), 9 Rouen and la," wrr. a fended arsine. the objections of Tooke. Yuliarton. and Wilma. By It. The Bourse was opened on Friday, but no buiiness 8 with loud cheers from all sides of the house. s Mei re, 'n Cedes risks on a reasonable male Lon. and & Wutern, 49 30 Sambre and M. ' ilse. ft. muellue enmities eel Endowments ranted on moral tonna T0e 1 ar tb 5. 0 1 6 ag. , , c 1. 6600 . 6. ..R.11 .066,, 6 ,k,..di nt thn owntinn of the 6,..t was done ; enly two agens-de-change attended, and it - st. wises e.: seen:suet to persons of limited income. LIVERPOOL SALES. YZIMI/saT 26. .. hut r sum:l. is lorlted to the phut adopted by this company of sines the comrneneemeet of nor troubles, which In esteem* clear and was agreed that no business should then be traus- The whole of the coming year's taxes derived from per- ELECTION COMMITTEES. Lus. and Tort. Firths, par ' Midland 401 sh., 41.,,' , , A.__ valusblo Thl. b. Pdlowed ban explanation of Use modeles of bank. acted centage On rents of apartments and shopkeepers' licences will KINSALE.-Tbe committee have decided that tle Do. (late W.R.U.), 24 d N. Statordehire, par ,t • C young defero. I annuities, to commons. 0 any spedfied age. either with or wiii..eit return of the premiums pal.l. in awe ot death hefge l i nt io . r. as eetab . li n •h l ed e tn li nt adaga n.t y .o a iidt tl h . . e ti sL a r i tiew ...l ae 4. le bo r. ,s lll a....i d. eu e d . Mr t. . A Means for the arrangement of bergains nnful- fall into the heads of the new government, an enormous election is a void election, which makes a new m i t . ' . tt ee N ee e W 'a tlrs 'eu e ' "w e lt ~ le e e 1L D E. .. 21 N 0 °2 :. 22 0; e :d e ea 2 . lllrds, at fund with which to begin. The million a month to the . . ete abeuse es ace t.... which the annuity is in commence : non , Sjsmen. ..... nation of the now prinelp of banking propounded by Mr. Tooke and eged 3 , , mel *, • an :Malty of „d. 50. to comments, en attuning os others. which is performal with • Maracterbeth Ist whs.!. soon comes. filled has been spoken of, and the opiumn that all civil list is already confiscated, or, as the ordonnance has it, election neceeaary. Par I at 111., 2 4 3.... ap of 50, cal 1 ...now during life, at the followlrm rates: nlcake it.elf to the natter. In (*.toning upon • fallacy be Is unquote matters could be left to private arrangement ap rm. Qrs. lic Lll Leeds & Think, 16 d restored tO the people, • handsome addition to the fund ap , ro. emu rate. we •pra sato IrITROPT lure,. Iv 051.11 Or Mrseß. u onn u y „a nn ., nuneee y . ..,y eree. Do. 201. eh., Sj d ...- to prevail. plicable to the relief of distress. We maws 90. . tlt tie Mara of two-04mb. 1 Rah wore ef We whole London : Longman, Brown. Green. and Longman, - • - I The shops and other places of business were being Among the most curious decrees are that which relates to FRANCE AND AUSTRIA. F.IMINBURGH SAI.ES, Tuarker 36. get. gi - 3 10e. •t . Zl4 Le 71ht I .05 10s. IN. TM following works Mil he pahttsbed on listed( Inst.: Caledonian, sii iN. British Thirds, 29g. Bd. 30e. tu rn H. D. DAVENPORT. Ikeretary. VANITY FAlR._pre A ND poNcry, Buffering gradually opened on Saturday. the Tuileries, which is turned into an asylum for invalid ________ he es idia SPECIAL NOTICE. e or limotralit AOCICTT. No. XV. Hy W. 11 Tete LLLLL ITIS the Times, but as we can hardly understand how such The public salt s for tontorrow omelet of 6;000 bags and 100 The following has appeared in a third 'edition of sby the Minister of Finances. muss By the telegraph it had been learned that the re- d. wirri nedot en fb,;:ot at tpeen i o p taw a n w ieT i r ie u d e. s d et v ic . les . ueder 10 francs to B be re- PRODUCE. M • • .T 1 lf e T -. INCING-LAN E, a -pat leo "'lid' cf`'' . 'er I ' d ' s ' lb Mardi " ti ' nil " tete the adneiete babi 1....4 ). WM . numb. '" Idibbee b' e. r ` te " te • Thu ' " rk ' ill be public was proclaimed in the provinces, wherever the me of • fun t • oldies over those effected thereafter. and of a mated co.,- 02 Llithieon or Twenty 1. umbers hed. M. Arago, the republican ldinister of the Marine, last information could have been telegraphed toPortsmouth casks Idauritius, and 1,000 bags Bengal Sugar; Coffee, 2,000 *ea Maths licolim of prat, In March. 1533, equivalent to d. DOUGLAS JERROLD'S SHILLING MAGAZINE. No. XXXII. intelligence of the revolution in Paris bad reac Pre. hiCh • PUNCH ; or, THE LONDON ellaelVAßl. Part Lligg. l'aris il abundantly supplied with provisions, IV- night sent for all the French admirals in Paris. They all gears' re , COT I'-- ' EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE remit. 4.1. and back again before anything on the subject trans- bags Ceylon and 200 bags Eut India ; Rice, 3,000 begs Wig t• i rE.-liiecoporated by Act of Parliament London r Polillehed at tM " Punch's ofßee, 85. Inesteereet. continue to be sold at the usual prices. attended. He then addreseeci them, and asked if there were , They replied r nired in London, we must be permitted to doubt its Beagal ; also public sales Pimento and Pepper. The flak% . Jir aURGU.-26, St- Andrew . divare. r. t__ o All." He then said that he required a man of and Rum to withdraw their parcels from the market, 1 .4 Leeson:S-62. Moarpnte-•treet. The derastation in the Tuileries has been consi- any of them willing to serve the republic . deroble, and but for the presence of mind of M. 'rola 114., ooura 1 h k h ll ge an steadiness - that e new tem a to THE TIMES OFFICE, Monday Afternoon, while there has appeared a disposition to purchase ; yet but 1 eie divisible ar • , e policy holden every three )...,. "I' I' n .. • . I A.wane. B"iety, ", ‘hkh the 'thele Peedie lee REVOLUTION IN FRANCE. mare, an officer of the national guard, that building b e no, an d , teat he was ready to appoint to the Halfpast Three o'Clock. little has been done; all articles, however, that are connected al.- The csi i • :mama Including IlatlP.iuti*, &menet to two millions lam erne Movie , • - •and pound+. - and the Louvre would now have been heaps of rains. command of the fleet nf the republic any one they EXPRESS FROM PORTSMOUTH. with warlike storey, must be consilered very difficult to buy shad The Aw . ......1 Fund exceeds fear hundred theusand Pounds. IMPORTANT NEWS By his energy a corps of firemen was formed at the might choose to select. They declared their willingnese to at but week's cuttency.-A couiderable ded of excitement , b id The mom •• .e sum& one hunottud an.l Wren thousand pounds. . A telegraphic despatch came down this morning has been manifest, din the . Lene to-day in watching the pro ,ook, size oe • .. , &Ammo, TAX 0501500 Door To IisICH I. MIT. Amount Annual accOmulated - • moment, and, by their activity and courage the fire, a b b a ide b ui y l which had reached the roof ot a part of the Tuileries, ..._ e q _ , 11 h 1 . . b A bt rag ere o t w he u n sa on it t a h m at or he g greu of the French revolution. h' h d '-d re that France had declared war with Austria, and sent ren 5 . 0 °.d. Re'eaue- v""....e l e__ The substance of the followi7 appeared this day h co is n o file n nee dec in isio a n ll, ruem who enjoym an a. vantage wIC etermine is PRICES CURRENT. els was subdued. M. Delamare was appointed COM- eh nee-that of ul • bh f ted Ad- off 80,000 soldiers." pop tardy; e t ere ore appoin . DO. At lat Man ii. Isla . Mall 11.384 Keg i n , seTess i e di t i on . of the Daily awa : Nue; per ewt. DPW refl. Pt^ No. 1. l3 0... 1 Ditto i n .......... 1.569 570 155.1 1 6 133.3 W mendant of the Tuileries, and, putting himself in miral Baudin to the command of the Toulon fleet. . . __ .._ W. Indla,7l.P.Mm.3lls. 0.1.34 e. Od Hoop. HI 0., 0 41. e DIM Olt . 2763.30 50:270 00,503 Important despatches have just reached town from communication with the Provisional Government, he the nomination was at once aperoved of by all the admirals THE NEW ART-UNION PRrew.-The print due to Yellow &Grey ... 36 0..40 Cargo atCardte bar 7 5... 0 ram ADDITIONS TO POLICIES. her Majesty's coneal at Havre, to the effect that the present. This morning Admiral Baudin left l'aris for 41 0. 47 Swedish ll 10 .11 1 tufa Aeolic - ye...00 thefore let Mania, 1/432. for f2.oo o . , oulbeoorelnif a claim received the necessary assistance. the subscribers to the Art-Union of London Mr the year Rae ras attar 14 M...c01i iicst. will receire two thoutau.l eight hundred and four state of public feeling, both in that city and Rouen, The fire was confined to the buildings of the - . . Toulen He is immediately to teat the commend and ssil for M virtue% brown . 23 0.. 34 1845 has just been issued. It is an engraving by Mr. G. T. -` - ' Yellow 33 0. $8 PIC beet LW; at per tos. 17 15 ..18 balt- pounds, bel.h2 an elation of 40 percent. on the sum 'enured. Algiers. His instructions ore to take peasession of any hi ° - 1 ? • Doo, from a picture called " The Convalescent, ' painted by pi ne . 39 O. 43 I.ed, sheet l9 0... 0 ua( was such that anxiety was felt for the safety of ovaer petee. I ive rev:Wired addict.. la i r... Aim. ' . . etat-major and some other unimportant parts. The he may find in the port of Algiers, and to proclaim Algeria m e. feekteey. We were prepared to see something bad, geneinkmadravele 29 0..62 Bars l7 lo la 1 ROBE T CHRISTIE. Manager British subjects. l'he authorities, both civil and ch I • d b a it the energy of the firemen. an integral of the French Republic. ape was preset ve 34 0. 37 Patent shot SO 0. 0 ollstion at the and our expectations hare been more than realised-for a Yellow lg..- PrimPbe''''' ca° "'or Pr"P"al ma ttAl, l l,l d ATl Tt ' soll, A cent. military, were, however, exerting themselves to afford London ogi ..... I Moorgatestreet. M. Boucarue, sub tern in the national guard, The whole of the colonels of the twelve legions of the na- poore •t of the same, or of any, pretensions never was White r prat 39 0. 46 red or minium ... 19 10... 0 ! Foreign, brown l7 0.. 31 Spelter Mat retection to all. Orders have been unnsmitted to • h tl re ham been at the Tuileries tionel guareis have been dismissed. The colonels of the 7th seen before and we trust never will be seen again. It is all - , Yese Q COTT', ell( EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE P. a 1 a ailabl w" "" " ' g and 10ek were very nearly insenered by their own men for one textu 'th h t dtht te t fth t Yew ' 22 0- ' 36 °m a tt "2 lie °' eel ' "- tau re soet 1.. • ...ei, Andrew•equare. Edinburgh. and 61 A. Mooreatc• Southampton an e sewhere, to sen every av e when it was taken, were told that a considerable re ming ou ,an a x ure o e very pnores G ,.,, e „d w hi te _ 87 I_4o pig, , pa t, 00 10 . 0 PM. ones, Lot, •'n order to secure the benefit of this year's POW. Pro. steamer to the coast of France. sum was in the strong cheet of the civil list. refusing to march against the Tuilerise. description. Our belief ie that Mr. Doohas hardly touched Refined, flambee- 66 o_7o strew 3B 0. 0 Med p.a. inuo . ed. Other at the head office in lidinbaugh, or with The chateau of Neuilly was sacked lut night ana burnt to g eee tog o is ro er ar s at no gen it-fiudin th I' I: fh' btb ti ts th d Lumps 33 0...36 brown & yellow.. 21 S. 37 leste any of the •• -, • . Agents. on or before Ist March. A steamer arrived this morning et Southampto n Th Fed tth 1:: h d I'v red them e d. , cy app 1 o e cas ter, w o e 1 e t egroun enersver should eink his reputation by working for the Art- Corm, in Bcmd. Sown B3 5.44 Mae 61 A. 310 ..' dm* Ts& W. 1842 W. COOK. Agent_ filled with passengers. When ehe left Havre, it was 331,000 francs, which they immediately deposited in Great alarm hy. hen' meted ononit t h e Enfi ll ' az here t e- Union, where a plate is always overwrought, he became Wed hahe , "di" Heed Matter t4 o_B3 othe 25 0. M 0 Ced 25 10 .. 0 day, by a report that Lord Normanby is about to quit ilese Rm.' x NIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. reported that Lows l'hilippe was dead. the Bank of Frsnce. disgusted with his employment, and handed "The Conn- t n o r ,.!' d. 3.5 o.ee 0 . South Sea 27 0 .31 seal csefisE Demons. Havre is full of persons waitieg to come to Eng- It was lin lil t t admi • the order that pre poem eno o .tend his lordshi is not to uit unless he „., France. I nndersta e q lesc nt over to some essetent to complete. Tee Board of yi n , lO 0 .10U 0 1 Olice,Oallpoll,p.tota 46 0.. 47 la re. This Ingo , . ~ is empowered by a spedol Act of Parliament Plth VMS rdere to that effect from the home government. It Trade have we observe, abendoned the idea of interfering Ceyloo, good °Mi Cocoa Nut .... - If 0..63 land. All communication with Paris has been stopped e l e e . le d ted that all robbers Id receives n wou .104. cap Pb an .- - • constituted ns to afford the benefits of lifc a-mratioe RI acar e were pot, is, how, ver, probable that he may leave Paris for some place with the engravings of the Art-Union, fiading the matter nary ........ ket- hi their Dili. •,. ~ent to polley.boldere. and to present onsiter faelinies for the last two days. be immediaely shot. On all sides you heard those i e tee neighbourhood. Eine ordinary- 3l 4?- 1 p . 4.! 1 . per ton ......... ..... 2$ 11... 0 asel wows • .T 1 than arc usually igerni to the Public. we suppose hopeless, and the committee as we esti well con es:, The I ••••• .WM capital, togetMr with the largo end continually The Monarch and Iberia steamers, chartered by who. to-morrow, will not be able to find Pine ceive utterly unmanegeahle. Surely people will soon begin , good 7.01 , 3 4 '1,... l ' B 4 11 fres • Inseadiat fi at....sainiulated from tho premiums on upwards of 7.000 government, have left for Havre. bread for their children, exhorting others to OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION. Penvisom, per ewt. to find out that by geriog a piling, to the Art-Unions they o w " Ki r , on d,- u n ti ng •_c or h. 1 44. , St 0.. 0 2 be packs. affor I. oomplete security to the aeured ; whilst the inamiltmle _ Blau of the Com,. . transections Imo enabled the Inmetorn tn offer unusual A Havre paper says M. Guizot is said to have commit no injury. There is not much mis- MINISTRY or FINANCE.-Cabinet of the Ministry, Paris, do not %deuce art, h i it The societ sliould clean e _ut th,ure . y g niu . 3 ., t i ne 35 0... 52 0 2nd 0 0 0 MIL message. to , • n..y holden, as trill be seen by reference to the pro. eesse d t h roug h H avre ea hi s way to England. The tal name, and instead of its present title should he called an Sumatra end Pa- 3rd 0 0... 0 mat stratus and .• • tooled and es ten.ive tables, •hlch hare hewn computed P. chief done, the han ' s the candelabras, the ging , Feb. 25.-The Ministry of Finance has just addressed the incorporated as " The Art-Union of London for the dung ee 0... 17 0 Dublin, Ist 0 5... 0 *a with Crud i. • d labour emeanly for the use of this Ingnution. only proof or this PETER MuItRISON. Reddest Director. assertion is that the Southampton clocks, and the statues are nearly all in their places. following circular to the agents and accountants dell grades eficouragernent of inferior art, for the purchase of all unsold Tao, at per lb. Limerick, do 55 0. II and I Prima* •.• L. Bank, London. Oct. 1, 1847. steamer Express lett the port of Ilavre without makin/ Few 1 broken, and few pictures injured. g asses are of Finance :- of the Administration . . t üblie exhibitions, and for the publication o Cacifea.common. 0 8 ... 0 9 Carlow, Ist lO 0. .98 ;W. -1 . _.-. its usual stay, conveying back eight paasengers, an The 1 11 d rood that any isiene was a de poop ewe an ere nal Government has ust confided to me Plclures • P &iv-The Provnio . , J efigra,,g, a f ter th e the direction of the Administration of I inance. la accept pattern of • The Convalescent.' " Rica at per ewt. Bengal white IA e 1... 13 0 I.' ;‘ F aterforel o 5.. 0 Ist 54 0..16 .m "/CUMIIr. - t ONE, ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD. M. Guizot is supposed to be one of the number. MUSICAL SOCIETY -This societ ea 7 6... 9 8 Beef India, pee IN 137 - -.Mom dated " 27th Dee- 1617." received from China . , struction of national property. ~. ing this position, I believe that Ido an act of devotedness and TnE AMATEUR . • . y _ •rn ege . .. _ . , 0 60 by news ~ .:. le lawn the melancholy pmitinn of affairs at Canton. The.Coar deCussation assembled as usual, but all At the Palais Royale much mischieftallealin done, I and Manilla 86-la a 0 0.. 0 of a good eitiren-that is also I doubt not what France had the first concert of its second season on Friday evening, _,,__, c , _ l7 0.. Ps 0 t i ae ,..... m,....... 0 0... 0 taks Our rowesi• '• 0 th" Fe" ""c” . ". . P "" ° " 17 ° 4 " "'% . i the symbols of royalty have diappeared from its must expect from the agents and accountant of the M inistry in the Hanover-square Rooms. Since last season the society f. • ,.‘fr ix .r et• Susi arrival we •• in • Wats of grist gloom, ertined by the drws. and the pictures have suffered considerably. ' e - about tragedy whleb •. • off ,is young niculere of our small commonits chamber. At the Tuileries the people found much silver wars, the pale of struggles and paasions you has increased in magnitude and extended its plan ; "'''''' of Finance. Out of . bod , L _ _ 7•7••••7 • • Brown. Bscon-POrk. Ultra ( 87 , go g argat The date of . ority In which we rat mingle, rind the varigionery have been less mixed up therewith than any y else. vt the perfo , i ildition to orchestral symphonies and kem atper gall. lio., Beirut y d es, feeling elle , , .ct,ii•t toi en the part of the mob. ohm added to the which they immediately delivered to the maine. • rtures now including choruse• and concerted vocal pieces. Leeward island Bacon, Waterford, this position remain yours. Employ the same uprightness, ove , set te dimming . ••••to brought Irmo home. instantly caused a senraten LATEST FROM PARIS. In the Rue Jeannisson a man armed had stolen a and the same exactitude in the dietharge of your duties, and The list of members, Proof. 1 5 ... Ili at the heed of which are Prince Albrt ~ __ 730 T cwt. 82 0 .63 0 -Mr. here which o•-• . better imagined than described. Minna. is quite and the Duke of Cambridge contains 229 names. Ihe Deme'r a r r e e , " "'. art ITU parslpied fo,- ti• • ovarnt." InTaa the ...Mal quotations have been as follow. We annex silver spoon ; his comp , anions ordered him to kneel, all of you may count on my co-operation and support. ' hers with the addition of a few "" P er etn " L ' lll ' ilelbei4dltli i 62 2..72 0 skis s ths Mang ; eat Number One." Lc. PARIS, Saturday, Five o'Clock. and, saying they disavowed him an . d thus treated I also count on you, and on your devotedness to France.- orchestra, consisting 01 mem , . . . O.P. .... .. .3 3 ... 5 Waterford, do r isid Receive, tic. M. 00eDettAllE, Miniater of Finance. eminent peanut's, and under the direction of Mr. Lucas, is j anw w, ei e e 0 Ditto Bladder --- e n l eg .4.--e: AR: A A il e.l .4. 41 . ..4 During this day, notwithstanding every , exte: nal r 98 strong ; and the choral and concerted music is sung by per cent. O.P. II I ... 4 Arnerinusdutyp. 50 0.. 68 0 . ; "We are assured," Rays the Gazette de France, , R ' Th • fth Fort of Vin- the pupas of the Royal Academy of Music. On Friday Favourite marks 4 b ... 4 1 Ham, Ox and Cow, at per lb. i , 8 ' ki kk k k kkk.kk. appearance of tranquility, and the fact that ladies and elle:cell EN. BLIC.- e garrison o e Brandy, Istbniele 4 4 ... 118. A. and M. Video, he ambaseador of Sardinia was arrested on that t cennn has acknowledged the nt of tbe Republic. evening the principel articles of the programme were 10 . - o f_ • . . children, eo far as the weather permits, freely and Governme h' fi • h 'n E fiat, Beethoven's sym h ' 5115 • 11 •Pir 11 ..d.P. 1 ° 0 - • 0...4.1 Cs. 6d di el 4 4 -.4 Thursday night, at the Barrier° du Maine, at the All the traps are sending in their adhesion to the movement Spo r 1 rst semp ony . 1 p ony in e ____„ to 0 ... 5 Veed 0 31..0 32 en is 3 . 4t Eg i =._ . . r.f. numerously appear through the town and in the ~ sea . ee s ei moment he was quitting Paris. Certain papers which with which all France has been carried along. At every C minor, the introduchons to Rossini's " Guillaume Tell," r io r, lO 0 ... 0 Bread, dry 0 .0 s promenades, there prevaile among foreigners, and d h finale te Weber's " E he." These arduous ' uryaat Dryndted 0 .0 SI MX : V , eiel AA el A Al AA A A he was carryin away in his carriage, an • d which moment the Provisional Guvernment of the Republic receives an t e . Fur., per ton. w .. . 0 p i 33 33 .3 3 333 3 2 particularly the English, great anxiety and alarm. le appeared of a suspi , 'cious character indurod the cat • i were executed if not with all the a tomb and • P.T.R. £47 0. 54 Ri 0 .0 se • • • from the towns and populations the most impaesionedtesti. compos uons , p fees, b. uo , d ry 5 5 me& Valp. dry- 6 s_o 5 1 ' 7.• 1 7... t g 4.4 ,i_ ,s_ :, This is most especially manifested by the innu 4il - - J, ,-... 17; - • • zens to prevent his departure." monies of sympathy with the cause of the people. nes la smoothness of the Philharmonic band, set with • correctness St. - Pytees tg, 9 0 0... 0 West India, dry C ...0 0 lt, , publiqoa. Paris, 25th February, 1848. that gave evidence of careful rehearsals, and an animation to heLII , ; L' g merablc appllcations for passports at the em- Dutch and Flemish 55 0..15 Baited 0 -A m fres '' e. el eee A A AAAA A -I basey. The demands are such that it is found utterly . It was announced that the theatres would be all The members of the Provisional Government :-DeeeNT be expected from persons playing eon amore. The room tit be fi fth'd'E ) Le G lER PAGES, ARAOO, was filled with a most attentive audience of members and Friesland .... ... . ... 35 0...30 East India 0 4...0 10 1, ase - - - -- . . e.e. ie.. s. ie e; ,q impracticable t 3 supply them with any degree of ex- re-opened on Sunday evening, for eneto e i e ure , MARTINE, ARN Moor, at per ton. Kum, B.Ayres, dry 0 ..0 0 SIMUE. LEDHC. ROLLIN, CP.EWIEU X, LOUIS BLANC, MAlt- their friends. This society is On! among other proofs that Stretereburg,clesag3l 0...38 Ruseta, dry us @ 1 1 -' 132, I S 1 eefle wounded 5 ''" pedition proportionate to the solicitude and urgency • ea- _ Hen, FLOCON, ALBERT (ounier). music, as • fashionable accomplishment, is toeing much of ontshot cr.S: ,te. it s a. o. rt. et. P. I All the communications are free, except that or ene I S 0 in frivolity and assuming a claseical refinement of character, half dean arkst 1: of the applicants. M'e are assured that ut the present , Riga, Mune .. ...... 37 0... 0 Routh, ditto 51'S S 3 S A ggi,l moment the number of applications is so great that it Tb t h be Chemin de Fer du Nord. . e parape s ave .en FRENCH REPrBLIC.-Paris, Feb. 25.-The government - - cutshot men. cee an o P.a . & broken down, and the materials thrown on the rails. of the French republic pledgee itself to guarantee the ex- 113 0,.. 0 Logwood,Junsks..s4 0... 4 5 et ef ...e se ei e. is mechanically impossible for all the clerks in the COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. Pm. hard 1..*: -,..- tri ...1 1 i • ;• - cr u., ri I f dth t agorag a. embassy to supply them before the beginning of next t w aa eare a some troops might he sent by istence of the working man by his lahour. It engage* also Manilla x ,g uarantee work to all citizens. It recognises the fact that this road from Belgium. The people have also, with to e e , Folit In.' gur:d.... 18 0_23 Campearlay 7 0... a 0 was a _ z - /iei AA A A AAAAA i week. working men are entitled to unite together to en o . y . e .1 th MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Pomba! lB 0 .24 Fula* Jamas 6 10... 610 the same view broken up about fifty feet of ~ . .1 bo Th P onal e-- Jute .ut the -3 4 .4 r..S. 4.64 4 A t This confusion and alarm, bad as it would be in the i gitimate advantage,' of their a ur. e rovisi Half-past One O'clock - -We are ill 'each a state of els, at per cwt. solid IS O..A•A 0 di ins I , k 1 kk kklkk i best supposable case, is rendered still worse by the , md , NI f tb I . rails at d'Enghlen and N ontmorencv. The na- G rornment enteres to the working classes, to whom it be- . „ 84 0 ft yh oe n, ~.... .11 1...12 5 'math . gua o e canton is on oo , f - t d to I• o hick falls in from the civil list. excitement e . - ,,e, confusion this morning that it is Beee 3 l with tee -e • -d ts en hen tee impossibility of getting the passpor ,ev w rea I tongs by right, the million v I LIARNIER PAOES, Mayor of Paris. I almost t enposeible to collect any reliable information Strait* , ............. ....... . at late g ' g • 1 4 0 3 • . . : - assist the PO^'' . g '5...5.. 3 obtained, properly endorsed by any recognised au- . , -...ans if need be. Calm in blocks 69 0... 0p i s epi a ;; s; 1; ; ..--.=----_. i about the Mate and transactions of the stock market. iaos, at fee ton. 1 Red sanders 7........ 4 5... 410 emirs e w ..., r. e • 3:•3: al :1 .. ;-4 APIA A 01 thority of the police. The fact is, the new arrange. 1 iteporta are in circulation that the railway station I Ptioctaurr . I a als Off " •111 ..ON TO THR ARMY. - ' euer , icen, c o „.„ 1 • have been done, it is said, aa low Els ' - us 10 SO 01 Itruil ...... ...... ..... 13 0..50 0 metal i S S • 3 ' 3 3 ol 333 3 3 meats are not, and could not, be sufficiently organised - e •44.3 to meet promptly so unusual a masa of applkations. has been burned, and that much mischief has been done at the Pont d'Asnieres. and Soldien: The Government ef the Republic, by its at- e „ ...--- ..::). against Liberty, the People of Paris by its 0 t e ee e 4.), _ . i The nearest nuotstions and as ilie,- na ee , e TALLOW.- ---s Th .. e market is a little firmer to-day. ot any - 7. ; gst a v . 3 w • -her to December 45s •se arate tee tee te Yesterday the beureaux of the police were A delegate from the provisional goverument haa victory, have caused the fall of the Government to which can now be obtained are 811 to 2 tor IneheY , Y.C. on the spot, 525.. Oa._ ' • ' P anew g 4 A 4 4444 A_ I closed, and it was impossible to obtain any • been sent to-day to Brest, Cherbourg, L'Orient, Roche- which you swore Obedience. A fatal collision has drenched and 81; to 21 for account. The slight improve- months' deliveries, 46i ' s. fid. at lits fort, and Toulon. the capital with bleed. The blood of civil war ie that ment to the latter prices which has recently taken length iI1:11 11 1 I 111 1 4 ."visk" whatever. Those who were so fortunate as . 5 (.2 to possess or obtain an ambassador's pass- Some persons presented petitions for signature at which is most repugnant to France. The people forzet all in • th h d f " b hr h be pressing a an s 0 Us ret en w o ar place is owing to the appearance of the Daily News, CORN.-Maug-Larra.--The supply of Wheat this 11 o' Il o' Ai re el Id 22 2 Montmartre for the callin Henri Vas kin The - d edition containing intelligence so fer morning from liege: and Suffielv was small, and that from 1k : Li al 3 3 3333 3 'S port left Paris without any " vise, taking the chance t g • IP Y the sword of France. A provisional . goverment has been with a thir ' - Kent wu only moderate. The condition of mat of the t. 22 z 0": Si 21 M. li 274 * of what would occur. 'l'o-day it has been intimated were arrested and imprisoned. created ;it has arisen from the impenous necessity of pre- exclusively from Paris to Saturday evenine from e 0 , samples was eery defective ; good dry parcels were readlly DOE : : : : at the British Embassy that the provisional govern- All the minieters of the late government were as. serving the capital, of re-vstablithing order, and of preparing the P.S. of which, dated a quarter past . five gold in the early part of the day at tbe full prices of Monday fder 0 a 1 .. . • ment, finding that the precipitate flight of foreigners sembled, on the 24th inst., about 12 o'clock, at the for France popular instetutions, awn me er w ' ' ' • lar to th und hi • o clock in the evening, the correspondent or that last. The demane afterwards slackened, aud secondary and sod o d n ,U, : g er : . e : Ministry of the Interior. At the news of the abdica • the French Republic rendered France and in armies so great. • rior valitin were offered upon rather easier terms. In .IMere in such immense numbers has produced an alarming journal announces a partite! return to tranquillity, infe _ , . _ . !A • 9 g b./ 1 ~] ,1 Ir.• : it ei You will salute, we doubt not, the fi of the co ag untry, Foreign N licat butlittle business was transacted; ata value was • M "e effect among the population, have declined to give fur- tion of I.ouis-Philippe, they all jumped out of the ear 21 2 el a e e '" a ' `'' e 1 3 . hut in the hands of the same power which first raieed lt. the mob having been induced, or compelled to toed nomine e ) , th e Lew, There wax a telerably good ar : Jans milil.igi a ligli ther authorisation of departure. Add to this the inter- windows into the garden, and separated at the door You will feel that these new and strong popular institutions, leave the el fel 1 .. 11 --0..... de :...e, SO that the Provisional Go- r i va l of lii irley, but the trade ruled dull at a declius of la. mern. n e. e. 1 ruption by the tearing up of the rails on part of the in different directions. which arc about to he formed by the national assembly, open vernment would be more free to act for the restura- ner qr. There wee a good dieplay of Oat samplem, and, .burg; .7 ,1 e... o. e. T 2, 1.2 :7'. o Northern Railway, and the destruction of the bridge The council-general of the Bank of France is to the army &career of devotedness and services which the : r *-4 Lon oe °neer and the public greed. Reduced Threes e i :liough really good cern could not be purehased on easier It will te •.-.1 by the aldre lid that to the trade. and to ell bums ma. nation, become free, will appreciate as much and even better s, but little progress could he made in sales. Beans I perb• saMerr tal.• I olerinal tacklers, we charm but one penny per pound of Asnieres on the Rouen Itailway, and the aggra- about to take meeeeres, in concert with M. Goud- ihan ki , are called 814 to 2. Three-and-a-Quarter per .Cents. tern. Land; tooth on thi ',noon Klee*. It rosy be well td oder that the news re- voted anxieties of foreigners may be underetood. chaux, Minister of Finance, for facilitating commercial u "-! 82 1 to 3. Exchequer Bills advertised for elarch are w•r° I , ' dull vale at Is. per qr. cheaper. Peas of all sorts oston; celred from Chins, and the anUcipated comequencen of the ben con. nion oetween th dth 1 • ed f e army an e peep e, interrupt or • quoted Is. lower. 41 17 et. duct of the 4 him se. hare eased lit Ws country a .light tendency to an Within the last hour we learned that servants are arrangements. It has been decided, not only that a moment, must be re-established. vaguely quoted ss. to 108. premium ; the June Bills must be • einem advance in Cie - rine of tea ;st any rate the Ms 41 0 in Mincing iane to. the Bank shall not reduce its discounts, but that Swear love to the people among whom are your fathen 88. to 15s. We have heard, however, of bills offered BRITISH. s . l thaP me Quarter. :enea; day hoe els roi the market firmer. The toa that chanced hands cons. - - e-- -I not °erns' tted b th 1 .. t • al 7 e popu ace o wear any armon . 4 Kent, red 47 to D. to 53-white 45 to 53 to 44 ' Clan- sanded •hi .ber flwurc. whilst pro:lona prises were refuved for other bearings on their liveries. Buttons, &c., with coronet?, it shall also diecount uurdamped paper, and that and your brethre . n ' Swear fidelit to its new institution, 9 ~ almost down to par. Bank Stock 191 to G. wazert Feeei EL 15...12011s 43 to 49 to SI- do 49 to 31 to :a yam,. tri., thi,, circum.lanom. and as the qiiegion of • reduction all bills falling due from the 22nd February to 10th and all will be forgotten except your courage and your disci- Norfolk ens es or s o ir d s M the deg his i •,. I.en positively settled by tr. financial statement of are torn off. perm! Foreign stocks are in a lamentable plight. From atm; the Premier , •-t Inday night. It Is enovidered by many wry Saleable We also learn that this morning sonic of the ro al 3' March shall have 10 additional days' grace ; for in- the best information available, we learn, that Bra- Ti(latnt• it: sd... 41 to 18 to 30... white 48 to 32 to 54 Libe 'll t d 1 f h ' h rty wi no email, rom you any ot er services tan ..,. intense au prudeot At the present time to purchase and lay in a gock. either, Tbe price nf the 01.1 faehloned true rich thoutou, such aa all like to carriages which had escaped the notice of the populace stance,a bill due the 22nd February cannot be protested I. t-ese of which you eill hare to rejoice before it, and to Eillan are called 75 to 8. Chilian, 80 to 5. Dutch Irish do Wok, bat •• Number One. - four shillings per pound ; but what Is of ~,..,....,f a till the 3rd March. 'I he best understanding prevails glory younelvea before its enemies, w. to , re coltse.pienec than the lowness of the price ts the fact that J`" 4, .••••yo b ht t fth d t were roug ou o e mews, an pu Two-and-a-Half per Centa. 45 to 9 ; the Fours, 74 to Rm. Ms tft is ....4 tee All who taste it ser that it is rood tab, and I v for sale bt auction in the Place de Palais Royale. between the council-general of the bank and the GARNIER-PAGES, LAVARTINE, 8. Mexican, 16 to 17. S ' panish Fives, 15 to 17 ; Ileebet2Feidie d -to -....diet(1210: tt io as t o ail who dri di it prountinea It excellent. Purchmer, however, will o bidd e „ en „d a f ew f rancs h e • t e d minister of finance. Membere of the Provisional Gse nment. Malting. - 211 see 20...lisenher 2 3 to 31 (Ina riot be cute rel by thls one's opinion. or by that ffteet Menem-they - ers -- ,1 -- ling presen the Threes, 27 to 9 ; l'assive, 3t to 4. These quota- ISA Mirth nth taste an I Iste fur themerlym, and then they Mil my " The ester. themselves they were returned to the coach houses. The Steele finiehes its account of the last sitting of tions arc all nominal, and for other foreign teeke IL__ BOCK Willui ......... - tro - legate. detpo,, b2in bi t tb.taenbe a " lea ' at b ' die benn2 ' b 22 ' ited in bib QUARTER-PAST 5.-We have just learned that the the Chamber of Deputies thus: In the name of the French people, the provisional govern. none can be red t all preen a . cum, English Peed.. --le to 21 to 22604...b.hieke -toe Od ment decrees : Ditto Pelmets ._.. 21 to 22 to tle Od...patto 25 to 27e 01 DAM/. and COMPY.. TEA MERCHANTS. M. Sauzet quitted the chair precipitately, and also . populace, whose presence in the Hotel de \elle had Frum Antwerp, on the morning of the 27th, the 4., oft NUMBER ONE, SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH YARD. fhe hikers of Paris are required to place at the disposal of Berwick & Seated feed 22 to 2 a Cid...peta to 34 to 25s ad 1f5b.72.1t... seriously obstructed the deliberations of the council y P - man of the de utiee. 'the citizens entered in crowds. h the chiefs of poets of the national guard one-fifth of their arrival of a dispatc from Brussels is noticed, an- Irish ked 18 to Ms Od.. Wick. l9 to 20. 02 wife ol . Ditto potato 2l to 24e Id amble, T HE r LATED SEAMLESS TEAPOTS cannot of the provisional government, and so over- 'the Duchess cf Orleans was carried out of the make of bread, in exchange for cheques of payment, which nouncing that the hotel of the Prefecture at Lille had [Lux ... 64 to 36. fine, pale 57 to SS - chamber almost fainting, b Ith t' 1 h 111 - 'el tth tth H tel d V . ll f b d d bee b ed b tit 1 d h eh • be die•initutibed from direr. or kat or lose they-thane ; while, awed them as to deprive them of all y flOrne 0 ena lona ,aepm o em a e o ele, or rea es- n urn y. e peop e, an tat .-e communica- Pe‘e grey 13 to 370 Od.. maple 37 to SS les T. fres the re-ollarity of the probe,. of rontring , 1114 Poteatol!. their character of dignity and independence, have been guards ; two others carried hi r children. . The Due de tin , d. to the nourishment of the armed citizens tion between that city and lelonscron had been lee. 47 to 11-imperiel 57 to 61 Ekes are ai....t one half of any other sort. Portland. 23,...• ond plain, The distribution shall be d b h • . ma e y t e said chiefs. White 33 to 37...boiders. -...- 39 to 41 ow._ . wool ~ .In. 2544. : rootyl nagnlved. 30s. ; antique isuperior even to iid• Nemours, after throwing on a cloak which was lent induced or comixeled to evacuate that bu ing, t Hotel de Ville, 25th February. stopped. The intelligence appears however to be BrANS, ALIP , InoI• 2O to 31. SIM 3l w 113...01d 38 to 111 Our Itself .A.1011..05e of lobe, 4, •In Britannia metal , oral. "a 6d.: b e him to conceal his uniform, jumped out of a window doubtful. Harrow 31 to 33.. small 33 to 38...01d 10 to 44 ist, of roma, ar. 4.L • p',.... n., ,t . .„. ej . nn a,._ .. „n e d „ nee i. „ t . in en. and that the provisional government are now dell - . (By delegation) Gennien-Peoes-Are Caemiarx-La- Touts New spring -to --new Mater -so --old -to - as • . 01l as of ea ere ' lroninongery article, sent tper pen! nee. rating under the protection of the natiorml guard and into the garden and eecaped. utte-Roetts-Meare -L. BLANC, Secretary.-Members Quarter to Two o'Clark.-We Imes at this moment! Russary, New g l e f i re 1.1A7-. el. BURTON'S Sue lt IPPON and BURTONsi St dk MeaSilres have been taken in the various ministerial of the provisional government. of m swee i I ~,,,e,ein e /,„, nonew ., e, ih nfn ii 7 t i n , i nron , i n t h e ~,,,;ni, the pupils of the school of St. Cyr. This, which may a fourth edition of the Daily News announced in the L.N. 1.1 ° c••••• Per ehmand Ste tos. es /IS te. , of a and as no he. outgo ran he employea to giee• correct idea of Its variety be taken as authentic, when it becomes known, will departments to prevent any branch of the public ser- - The provisional government decrees:-That twenty- City, but it is impossible, such is the c Passel et =Ma rowd and the ewes, Town-made, delivered 12 to 48...flnehmesbold eti to 43 and extent,. eid-lanee. ere *mated to call and tweet 11-r, oxford. ~ . .._ ~ , . . . , •. h vice from suffering any interruption. The Minister four Norfolk rind Suffolk 3B to SS. white street leaner of Nemitung.l Loodon.-E.tabli•hed In Weilast. 15'33. Ulls9lpate 113UOu G 1 u t e anxiety - ana alarm wale , battalions of national guards for active service shall demand for it, to obtain a copy or learn the content& 33 to 40 sdeed unhappily, were propagated through Pans on Smut, of the Interior has adders:eel a circular to the prefecte, be immediately recruited in the city of Paris : the en- Three welock. - Consc4 have further fallen to Northumberland, Limoin, and Yorkshire -to - tiRENCII CAFETIERES, from Is. each.-WIL Sussex and Kest "alter. ./.. LIAM 4. BURTON date Rippe° and Bunnell Is enabled to offer • • day A proclamation has been signed and publicly rolment shall commence at twelve o'clock this day in calling on them to proclaim directly the eepublican . . . . . i i ,to 1, for money, and 801 to 2 for account. Shares I 80 1 FOREIGN. the a`dre erosive, at tbe following estormelY lo• 1. 4,4, - 1 cm. le: read in the Place liotel de Ville, and will doubtless government. 'rho Court of Caseation yesterday, on t ee , iae. he twelve manies in which the persons enrolled may ~„;s„ „ Th nat •al d hII • fr ' t -nmarketable. Wager, 'Terrine and Konigaberg 63 to 63-115 e............ 37 to tie ion guar ss a receive one am Pomeranean, Hoge* and wet* 2 onto. la. A.. 4 ditto. Ts. 3d.. ke.-W. S. 13URT0NE flate lemon • • the demand of the Minister of Justice, and, in con- ENOLII3II PUNTA. .......... 83 40 SA by ths sod MOWS , 44.... t et seam& furnishing bonumpirery ht literally the oe immediately published, exhorting, in the strongest fifty centimes per day, aa pey, and shall be clothed and armed French and Brabant to treed la th.. world. and no no teniusere eut be mnidorod to girc a Po , terms, the people to coutinue to respect property and forrnity with the view,. of NI. l hipin,Procurour-Gene- at the cost of the country. The mineeer of war is charged stank Stock. 191 6 3 per et. Ited. Arum, 814 2 34 per Cent,. 825 3 Exchequer Bill .. adverthed. March, Duoiah and liambargt ...... 49 to 63 dudes net Idea of It. varitly and Went purchasers are united to cell and 00set It. -io. oefiedunet fawner ot Newmanortinen, Loudon.- foreigners. ral, passed a dectee, declaring that henceforward VI concert witk the commander in chief of the national 3 per et. Coos. Arum. 84 2 fia. to 104; June, 8.. to las p, Russian.. ... ...... 41 ft 43.-Neudeia..- -to - Re tehlished 1 , 1 WsAlmttltet. mat Stx o'Ceocic.-A proclamation has ap ed, by justice shall be rendered in the name of the French guards of the Seine for the organization, the prompt Manic- 3per Cs Cons. for Ac., 80 le I.4nube aiXi ....... .......... ........ .... ........ 4O to 141 'fermi. )W4EI4. FUNIUS Spanish hard - isi-.7.Uti. -le - tion and the ermine of the said hattalione. S per Ct. Austrian Bonds, OF 4 1 per Vent neonate Rd... 14 205 Cdnadian -to ...Australles.... Uto le rfOMP , le IeITE CANDLES, 81d. per lb. ; wax which the government guarantees to the working pe e p •. . leoteede-Ville, Feb. 26, 7 o'clock in the morning. le me oe. lota. Bonds. sr :11 Go:N.10 Ir.-fern:4 111.., 3 * Ern -ha - I' kel .._, eandk.. ts.: Orman was,ls. 2_ ,d. • fine wax. f5..11. • transparent classes the means of supporting themeelves by their . Tho minister of police has issued a proclamation r 0 j.a.mmter.ur ; .4. fAr Cast. sotto - A per et Merle., 1640, 16 17 Bears,. Feeding ••• 21 es 10...distallag - es .:fill. of Inv le 11.1 , eenutne wag, 2s. Id.; best sperm candles, la Pd. • sore Ibo Th • =wee Is maol wick moulds 7 .1 .11.1alni componits,l.4.; sleeve a ur. e right of forming unions to protect them- . ~, d ~ .. the people warning them that " the. enemy is still at GARNIER PAOLO, Mayor of Pazis. re .. c.,, w h ams, Bap, 75 8 6 per et Peruvian Ilds., 34 .5) I 'Ditto New, 70 8 Portumase env. Bds, 264 fit 'source rag si be Oft...Lennetse...- - Os - 'OK Yea a ...1.. V, 44^..... 1 ' CO- ,Itom illP 4 `. , ..'" 14.1 ^I.I'. ele• selves in their labour is acknowledged. their gates, an recommendin tln:m not to dischar g Se [Should further accounts arrive they will be ' , given lie G ..... Ct Boohoo Apes 8d... 20 3 3 tor Ct Mogan Hie.. 1..1114 1N1,71, 1:11 , 01 in ..* l7 ls 21 ex. b 7 pyd i n , 45 no b., NA palm soap, IA .1.. per packet • brown Wiolsor. kets usclessl tto C'hlllan Kis., 90 5 Ditto Sp iniS 1.1,1.., 1517 Porneranean and Stralsund - -Is - rder el le. 9d. ; OEIO,I So al. Solar ell. 3s. 3d. per gallon; seal, Fs. • rem The provisional government restore to the working t he , ir Bl es - Y. s abeequent editions.] Ddto Columb. Def. tido., 7- 3pm Ct. Naiad, fide, 27 9 Swedish and Danith l9 to 11$ meta The diamonds of the crown hare been taken from - leele or wv . " 4-4.. e ' d * ; be ` e "' en " °lt nn 8 " " 11 " " 5 . '4 ' Gd • claases that which is their own, the million due from entomb'. Ev i a , dix Bds.. 31 1 Spanidi DolAnx.ll3.la. 12 13 Fneddand and Dutch feed l9 to MI pee lb. for ma.. et DA% 'WS old eetalaiSed warehouse. C 3, St Mar Dan Lk. 83l 42 Sisitiali l e yeire Bk. 32 4 Ditto Brew ... 23 to 27...hal ........ ...... -to - by die theelane. 0p....-ife 4.l.,,hters* Coffeehouse. s Dutch /kb., 45 g 21dr Ct. a omuela Boa, 38 4$ Mum, tick. Mega VAL. rIIHE REST REMEDY for LNDIOESTION.- or' i nal overnmen M emieax Two of the pr is o g t, . . The following incident in the invasion of the arrived. Their contents are altogether destitute of eeer Cceerts. Dumb. 74 8 Yenctucla bettered Btis., 101 114 Small -to - uld. te 'Ahem Cr ' Tuileries has beert n-1 ted t b a . ous y a pereon in whose interest. .1. NORTON• CA 310311 LE PILLS aro confidentlewcommemied and M. Goudchaux, are Jews. RAILWAYS.-The fall of prices continues to be ' PE" Prj t• ~.. p. as a Maple I-4 t wade remedy to all who suffer from lalligestion. sick The report that the Chateau of St. Cloud, and a veracity we place tbe fullest confidence. In one of - Whits -..35t0 33 Warn irgaret headache. hi% it. and liver nmplaints : they at no a powerful tonic and • • the apartments Witli found a considerable sum of We have letters from Na 1 h 18 h ' pesto t e t inst. tremendous, not only in French, but in domestic y 83 to If ALES, Old -SO- WM Maths sperh at. Impirting strength to the storonch, ;tot coMproUro 10 Chateau of )1. Rothschild were burned, is unfounded. ,kr, if • S. bl In bottles a s 1I ns 94 the nerre4. "*"."..- tl • l '' or - • ......---" ch • The fort of Vinciennes, and all the other forte y • mone . One of the commaeders of the insureents which say that, though the tempest had ceased much shares. We Can only gather the following quotations Lansaw., Usitie and Remise il P 3 18 In so of P. hy A. WIL1,1•1.11BY and Co., late B. O. Wiwi.. 61. Rim s c ' • ' for shares in which business has been done, although 14 . 1 1 1 ert e em° ead °dem called a small pirty of tbe men en I,t‘utie intrusted it ueitation continued, aid there was a current opinion to 43 le It I Rsellerrb tO . temymed .... .34t0 36 Without, sat 4.4 .trly all medietue suiden.-11. sure to ask for Norton's surrounding Paris, are in tho hands of the pro- with the greatest ditliculty. tibtra. Mk and do • 'se p. rs sled to norchoie tin Imitating, to them, with directions to carry it to t ry, he treaso that some sinister influence was at work. On the ' Ilussup Cum, tree of duty, per tom. g 6 ei. to C 6 GS. visional government, which has been recognized by tights' el lIIL OREN'S II A I R.-R OWL A N Ire the several commandants. telling them the nature and value of the charge ; a night of the 14th, a mob attempted to take down the - -- --- ----- i m i . rea NJ MAC %HAAR OIL nourishes the HA IR in its einhryo state. woo Make Ite gestb, surealus it in =intim% and continues the possession Measures have been taken to secure an ample trust which they yerformid with the strictest fidelity. arms over the Austrian Embassy,. but was repulsed AVERAGES, FROM THE m LONDON GAZETTE' OF IRIDAY LAST. endly. ef healthy rEour, /Cry softness. aid Onto-Mori redundancy Pi the igeed 'apply of provisions to the capital. Several times in the eouree of Friday M. de Lamar- by the police. On the same night the house of - a 10. Ar. .l AA IA ix T. UA I a ; AY& ' DEANE. I! PEAS. L ' i... Fs t ' en'..4 ' 414 ' 4 " lik • °lend and .wit " l "' 4 di.Pel. ' di .<urr a " I "' Th v have recognised the provieional govern rte.:, and o g•lem tbc use of t!..• rine comb untie:es...try. Beware of e . Del Caretto was attack( d and the wind ws bke tine address( d the petit:ewe . from the balcony of the , . .o ru n. DISTRICT& ' -.:".. ileemiesi Average Worms I a...rsor , Wurters ; Aetna'. l• tha lemmas .4.1_....tets are... w n n . wnin ne the Hotel de Viile 'lee following report of one of 1119 There was a cry of "Down with the Ministry,' and cerium's isnrariosc..•_•-The genuine ankle Ins the rroON ment, and from many of the provincial towes they ' . • . ssai. oleo. e 44. ! Nrtre. ' ode I Wee. I aid. owl.. ' .r IL prke. " sal& wen London 3llB r a- 2904 32 31: 9971 23 6 1 -... ... . 90 36 11 . 11741 4. - rT BUMS "ROWLANDS 31ACASSAR OIL' on the armored.. Priec "P. ai. addresses has appeared in the journal:. : the opinion was that there would be an extensive urkydge IN • family Mule. mod to four maw, toe eit : end double rels atm: have received the adhesion of the people. - 781 36 '• 36 32 2.. 811 53 81ft30 0 ' 13 33 4 430 W. dal 'Tis thus thee proceed (rem eeeuennv to calumny against modification of the Government which as now con- &Fes Za. per bona.. Mid hy the proprietors. at 2.. Rattuararden, ieneoe. A subscription will be made for the wounded and ' ' ' - i i • - ed d " 11 Worthier* ear n mete all eh -olds end la:Korner, tbe men who are devoted head, heart, an, sou to give y'ou dyttut , oes not possesa the confidence of the Nets- ' - stee SO i's 6378 31 I . 470 22 3 I ... ... " 148 34 11 SI 12 titan" -_ ____ .__ ___ families of tbe dead, on Sunday, in the ckurches. a true republic, the republic embracing all the rights, all the iluckingthunelthe politans. On the morning of the 18th, the loeteroni Oxfordshire ... 757 51 103 31 lu . 202 21 eI . - ... 171 43 0 1 0 el THE complete success of LEA and PERRINS' Tranquility is now being fast restored, the barricades interests, and all the legitiente claims of the penple. M. V. A. WOReI...•riiRSIIIRE SAUCE. In Imparting the most acmes ....,, assembled in lune bodie but the revise objec of their w i.l e bits taken down, the carriages are again in use, and I Y trdelmadel of u to usurp in the name of the - c Fe P t ikrinni i re ou yes e ay e ii t s • i ile Twin t i crimes with every kind of road Mat, to stooks chola. um , Moe, ash, s. I ..oup., together with its high ust, net a knosksleed the national guard is rapidly augmenting. peeple of Paris tee righte of thirty-five Millions of men, to meeting was not known. They were dispersed by the gu.rey., ...... ....... BED 34 1 441 31 • 135 21 II I; ... ... II 610 0 le 42 ..... „ op 13 i 27 , 0 23 . 3g4 21 y I ; ~, ... ' 124 1l 0 60 1 44 V. Gwachie orosetie.. and tbe very mi.cral if:mond that ha• arisen nee le p e .e.,„ ,e, en, ether kind of sauce. hat inc frothed pones A proclamation has just been issued, stating the vote an abeolute republie instead of a republic ievested with 1 national guard, and tranquility was restored. Our Kent ..... 15111 49 i 1321 31 j 121 21 11 e ... -i. 1411 $4 5 se ss the force eof their consent, to impose on them a republic correspondent states that d h ' Smut 1627 48 1 ; 954 St ' 821 II 91, .- II 144 16 3 137 36 , a crow aving assembled [ e we , Rota. In Londm awl ! itblln to manufacture and sell nil' R I Gee I M ITA. h I, e provisional overnment to restore - WU 30 2780 32 I' 547 21 2 , ... - 77 40 3 110 40 T10N8,,,,,,,,,,a ..hnt viiii tear comparision . Oh Coo ceouloc, hut ~,,,,,,, means taken .4 t- g • to which only a part of the nation has given its sanction- before the British Embassy, it was addressed by Lord Dormsehire 41 w0r5,.... ertmoit to tho.e oho are not auare el the demotion. L. and re order, and that in two days perfect tranquillity will to-day you defined to substitute the red for the tri-coloured Neeier, who concluded th 'Le ' d p remetht " us :- 't us unite an 146 36 493 35 II: 470 20 5.. ... ..r. I ... ... ' - i IS !tkiar. .Q15 ""'4"). ''' re"'"'"d " Tina*" on all ° " naai° ' i° es 2 ce be restored and the government tirmlv establiseed. flag. For my part, citizen., I will never sdoet it, and in a r Cornwall . 449 34 Ii MSS 127 . 349 19 3'• ... ... for rall round ou " • r institutions, that tee ma l le ••• the better s,,mr,,,phirs ........... ........ 1161 34 li 1323 32 ': 476 NI 6 • ... ... 1 es 40 4 IC .56 - 21 ! t i.2l C lef j. . LEA ANS PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, Admiral Baudin left Paris yesterday, to take the '''' t° Ica that tat.a. ' ma"' ePen bb label and Went te° of Lbe command of the Mediterranean fleet. bottle. fcw words I will tell eou why I oppose it with all the energy y resist the stra er." ot my patriotism. It is that that the trecolor. citizens, has, ng On the 17th Lord . linto had a floated in every qu..rter V the world, over the Republic and Monmouthshire ... menhir. 1 long interview with the King, and it was reported 11 1 : re uc t e e ,eme r e - 1834 82 1442 32 . 1:511 23 8• - -1, 70 47 $ li 46 - 1 dford eb l / il lt, pr. ^Hetet.. 08.1trendotreetWoreestmand 6, Tem-stem, M. Rothschild, who had been erroneously reported the Empire, over our libertiei and our ieory, and that the los e• i d a b- 471 so 1 Ita i 32 I ... 7 33 I 3 0 9 esentetere Loeilon : ilarclay nod sosa. L s ocee nrid 015 cSwen. 4 nO tis or ip communicated Viscount Palmerston's Woroutenthlre 1733 53 , (del 134 ' ... o ktr. 0 other oilmen .4 merchants, London ; and by the twat reepectable to have left Paris, remains. He has signified to the red flag has but traversed the Champ de Mars, dragged I approval of the demands of the Sieili ,to which his •1 1 2' 818 54 l' 787 35 .j MI 24 6 :,.... ...1 3 43 1 &unto w• ..- uolrerAll - , - - ,shetli . Majesty at 011(70 aceeeded. Cheshire ... -.- ....... -... 163 53 1;; 190 57 I': $ 26 1 5 ... - 1 •.''. - - "' erg's, Now ready, to he had of all Peelers, contract for the late loan, and has subscribed 50,000 f. At this spirit-stirring addrem of M. Lemartuie C I UMMEItLY'S ART-MANUFACTURES, for the relief of the wounded. (says the Presse), in this astounding meeting , , __.__ Deeeriure . 16 . ' 47 - 1 -' -• .1.1 a 1 , e, B. uRAND OPERA D• - - ... ' "4 e -M Jullien b ht v".l.6 ' 4l " * "'"'''''''"" - I ' 43 11 10 SY 11 , BL HT LANE. . . roug le n ,i e r n ewe .0119 l' - ''. ". cre ' n ' ten• 'Dr ' 111° ' 1 " r• maalia' ' Mlairi'dY ' Red ' The courts of justice, civil and criminal, were re- of sixty hours' duration, in tbe midst of an I . sue. tont .••I. V •-omaeott. de. his operatic enterprise to a close for this reason at least, on Northampton 3103 43 I 3414 31 3 ; US 20 1; ..., ... II 205 40 5 ii 43 - 3 Ndln tiara:lnv/arc --.'t oil , r . , .in 31. Denuder Stoppers idlthrig34 Is 0 opencd on Saturday as usual. Justice is administered ungovernable. mob, every man was in a ! F e eley. It is understood, how ' ever, notwithstanding the Rutland -...... Leased tie i ~ , Peieto 3 3 0 Water VasOi and JO4. .1105.4 bnk4B.,,,_es .14 , 4 ire a, il teasel Vona°. prime in the name of the nation. moment subdued; they clapped their hands, , disasters in which it has involved him, that he will not alien- Wield .. •-..--- MI 49 1 , 310 31 91103.3 „ - ... 1941 7 ii 45 - 5 ti Siliiiis . ._ 1196 47 6133 34 6 , 364 IS " '''...' • • . 2• 0 Flab Caner. holvtvi .1010 0 9 called the Cour National, and they shed tears, and finished by embracing him, I den his design, but will again open the theatre for English Ihta bi . j er rokir . wood, Ketone (s e e ',',.nn;, jgg. " The . n ,„ . p ar , cut ii:, . 0 0 The Cour Royale i Mr end Pm... 17 0 Wine Tray Tenter roadie) ilOO M. Auguste Portalie is appointed procure ur-general. clasping his hands, and carrying him in triumph. opera next season. If so, we heartily wish him stleetla, al be ~,,,bik - 140 44 • 2401 1 99 2 . 3113 IS I. -.- . 177 37 10 544 5 7100 49 ... .- ; 494 141 2 142 37 8 16013 rs II 423 II 1 - .'I 3111 83 6 337 40 6 •rplara Erk 4 ar chltdr, .Pertarit oft 0 Hop Stay Ifiss. Jug ...0 18 0 .:leser ars well of the public: for his undertakiog, commenced N,,e n ik.. ...... 11033 48 1 17343 30 3 ; 213 21 }ll I 16 23 '0 Ste 33 3 13 35 0 Aseet. V ii lrble a IldOrt! 4 1 , ...x1an) 113 01 Tea Caddy Spmea tearer) 310 0 dC• th Council of State, and the A moment afterwards new bodies advanced, armed . The Cour e assation, e 'n a liberal spirit, was calculated to raise the position of the Lincolnshire -- 11009 19 ' 4140 si 3 Sae 2$ 11 • 116 St 9'' 11•11 15 10 27 40 5 e ' ne " l e l li•Ed land New-hread Knife •-••- I 1 0 entire body of the magistracy came to the mire-try of with sabres and bayonets : ti.ey knocked tumultuously Engliah musical stage and to •fford scope and encourage- Notts . ... .............. ...........- 1423 34 1 1691 33 10 331 0 9 31 46 s ss 45 se ml "e , • . _.,..-.660 11 - ' --- justice with their adhesion to the provisional govern- at the doors and crowded the rooms. : ment to Englieh musit;sl talent. Hia failure this season has Y w r iwure ... 111303 17 4371 SS 2 UM 20 3 ml 3 6 I 713 40 10 29 40 11 .r.ls A moue catalogue rent on receipt of two postage stews Lancashire B6Ol 49 I _ , . 1303 19 11 .1 111 .31 1 41 61 3 r reost Alm ready. vete 50a. ment. A cry was heard that all was lost, that the people I not been owing to want of public support, but to an uncalcu- wee: . la m . _ el es .. .- Th e 3 E O WINE or SCPPER TRAY.In Pa der made, shich pre. re - • lating profuseness of expenditure which no amount of ...... .....- 6 32 4 111 21 4.. wenn the dtvaiders trom disturbing the °imam. neer:eel h. a. The Bank of France has been re-opened for basi- would drag out or ettangle the members of the p public ce rn " e sr i e oe pport ce,uld il I 'bu The experience be has w t "' orthamberiani...--...- I% n , 140 31 10 /93 23 91l ~, ~, 1 jem ; SII 10 11 14 $ K ite :Mi. lI I :UNIOIIiA b EtTi t Z - 17- le. 3 17 " :1 1 1 4 .1a'a1e4 .- 13 B1 1 '. tress, as usual. visional government. A call was made for M. La- r esi tt ee e in iii .. l ' . ." 2 y Teln 4 roe. , trim' management has been dearly bought ; Durham 174 34 1 Vil WI 7 • ... -:: 133 $3 6 1/ 143 11 " 4 . 43 . i. Wi..t Strand , , _ ~- ItenhanY., IP, Wisner...street : Dean ~. Lon- MM. Billault and Dufaure had sent their ad. martine. They preived him to go once more to ap tlee•hei . . and we hope, for the sake of the public as well as his own, ~ el.- - ... ... ••• o• stew d ee • meet". 4 . 1444 • 0 • 5 • 11 " 1 ; e°d P141144. '' 36 ' 1 ' Qrhed. ' 1 herance to the provisional government. peaee the furious multitude. They placed him on the that he will profit by it. - - wait/WNW Assay ~....,111442.L. be 11 Meet 11 i MN la Ili 18. IS AII We er a • •••• 4 $ II