The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-20 00:00:00

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MK • nib diem* boa MI6 ,ad. i t she ssoleowtha Ind uniatiadad a boar effasadolasSa Tr i iminowd to deo U 4 a USIA 4211 u• a "...wit It also Ws lo sall Ss lonsald 2= in ...vas of Mumma Mat la* 111 Pludatallso st l jrersord, .. a .O a of tad dm s *dad to mind Oat MAO* Lonee a•Tir.i.c, mill wlthla tas INS too p.... end tbs assza pit =el al: to 1 lc woo drier. li Is a maw,of ars eon readily attooded tor the eetnototiala • "ff laim e= l o Wee. Wag ku LAUlua CM NA eattuflul NMI a i 1 1e......, i i , as..ou dates& ar, mass owe toms; thaa =it 5i ...7. - 1,...§.t0 .....tririelis Malty t.la t., Isa assalmil supiali. 0 .1.7 do a *anon so to oadnad at. when 1 oasslasso a e. sontlaralla onc•Nunr,=== . _ ...... ot :boo t a =that wet lownlifty • Milml i = • ww4 ww•IMAV S Olen. , there It gut on seenn• Wi t inglay, et I. In a pools we sped from IL Plkiao.f.-114r Ile* Ombra mos I ? Ibi WWII. • sea nassassis. Tbe Moo Led e atareut =ir Klett llois Lewd Mary KW Iles. Lord Teigiuntooth. rgt4loll. Lord ere Maros Polo& 1 1,, p..., nall k ik. • P. Joao Lohnebere. eet. sharks Junes &va. Meg. livery lilanshard. Il.i. Willman Sew Omani, EN, Hairy Moms Keinehead, ?lat. lindoinin Honel Cabbell, two., M.P. Kl,rot Ilan. J. K Moeller. Lewd Mayor. TIIVA.IIOII Samuel Wife. K .. Eittroyislillitll. @a But.T —Mt rtulipugl ow . Jun., UM, Flo•-•••• Siewittonc eel annual wbscriptions received by Mt 010010 Pelt sad Cr. 1.44, Name , Menlo. Willy Pereira, and Co., Isaabard. Mrset the L..tidon slot Wr.tinineter Munch 111•11. I. SC JIAUM•U = ry by the Tri..Nrcr, or any number d the fullaUiStal, .1 a. paiLANTHROPIC SOCIETY'S FARM scuoul. tot the istormattos et ethanol M Vegas& Hari TATUM.. tter WA Onetom IleJeto the Togd Werottal Va nova nightjar Priam 11,LBSILT, LG. 'UMW r—Ms Gram the Dated amnion), 1.0. Tumor sts—William illaltout, this - ... _ TIM 020aloalt1n0 ham Ar a.mbled by the liberii 461;PM OM was& Las bsiosebt forward la Nam:, het, to Inifebew • nn alkible 4 ... 130 se e , . o 161 11. P..4010 .0 * 0 Nar.sear. . 40 1kireet, for aa w d biai lnal m by t. m ffel b liffir . in mniositimil • rimpl• bat •ffeetive dieo, to tarry ma Ms lirradar of their t•t6l4l6hmest Trim lim pessmi OSiun Ms la 11. asmralie.,b , in thy coons of Ma maim alebill ead lemilw• VW seMem 4 'Serest pisa of rdarraiMmy airrestisa mill be mellisd la .T farnt reitool by the inanimate al tire kipariaat las I. Tiff ryrient of .1 ...tie stamisiaos, Mikli boa brai tib rii rat alarm. Hamburg. sod Mar aralMifflal rebook no mu bii kirodmal : Ms lam brim *Mild Mk limilor of ; 40 etch. dewy WM of boys Mar araaimMased l z i ars sod tact boy balm Mim tasid. amioyal. and strizilkeyertoromiss• Is la • bias. boys will b• dal* mesissed la bialartal7.oollVo 6o gmeassalsal 'Ms sommilig with km Isbuor. gm r tsaglat to nuts M. ows Mains, and recolriag • MIMI gr"rihistreetice la mbar, writing, and efloyerag. nt Mks am martaintour to emery out UMW 000'0000611•1010 sinsem..ll7 as ponelMs. Tiro only of the family bomb miffirma 124 tom ail be kifft la the Ord inAance. tbi ram Ilubs,r= Pwarmiteak by waddition of other bosom MS public prorei• f ar! ile their Me et mams. . ad air effork to Maria Mr lays sissm lit! . • ' 0001“.0. ss mssial.UX oli MMus ladmami mid gm. that am Wm ilstor.iiined on at sum Mitilift • _Mimi Ire mires, Mifflin 1 stmacts.n. trestles Mat Om emsd ommost Mem mum Mil justify than in incurring Ms isLlNkmal MIN *Ma litansliks_regukrsd. metwt. 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Nair" irOsid • 16, 1 • 0 " - %Gni, 11. od4elSL" ...do. s'*• D . ma mi" ta dm b" t * wall e t tow . 04 , w.f. w oo*** A . aldb 0 ` c 1 ii. " a " . Lat ow' whim A.%. Mier , lii.. r:10.1" 41i t tit lc ttSS 722 1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1848. (THREEPENI p sz ESSItS. WILLIAM LAMOND and Co., dock sad share worn Ink" aai Whew a k audisaam, %Mkt= SWF Masao►mad eat that inaa 4010 UT alidarallaaa al RAILWAY lin, debaWarm Imallibt . lamb. nimbi Ind an eiltar Arras asil reeparW. Mom . L. Ok abe aeg to 1 as Rai SYR palls aid If OW le -- Ora wags yr, r. at I Via*, M do Ran W Ntodrosolo at melba Oar . —..aratiesk. Laser. ENLARGEM. ISNTot the WEEKLY DISPATCH. —tido Jawedlrina I. MIMOSA he IN LA MID, on esd On7NDA l Tg othe he Tth cf Jeenen. n ads. raw. enl i t= Olin•Fonr ef So one dr fine n in pelon. pr ons l / 4a zion noon DLIPASCIII will, s teMeee einpepon. An Maw 4 the UM le kTuin r gi nentire e e= g i he In lensrfre= gi _,.. Aa amen enhion of Or te nohjine nery ~wl neennos. entsholon mon rainl6o-4/erlareMeetiro 741"•= VoXa g itenneosh or to re of one monnweent In tono oaf ineslas. DUEUH'S ALMANAC K. 6.av~il~ %TRW CHRISTMAS GAME foci FOX-HUNT gam DUZING A LONG FROBT.-8“ PUNCUB ALMA. !ACK for M. THELYOUNG MAN'S ALMANACS-- see PUNOUS ALIIANACK foe INC THE PANTOMIMES of 1848.—See PUNCH'S ALMANACIC for MIL THVCOUNTRY AC LOWS ALMANACK.—SeII 11.71443118 ALICIPIAON for Idb. THE VALENTINE.—bee PUNCH'S HACK for IM9. T HE ADVENT of BPatNL ALMANACK for 1840. THE LADY'S ALMANACIL-Bee ALMANACK for UN9. ALMA- fEL—See PUNCH'S PUNCH'S REVOLUTION.—See T HE TRAFALGAR ___ PUNOIII ALMANACK foe UN. THE WIFE'S ALMANACK.—Ioo PUNCH' ALMANAMK for DM THE SPECIAL WNSTABLE-1 [BU VON at ttrAVIEL—Ilso PUNCH' ALWANAOIL T HE SPECIAL CONSTABLE going on Cu PUSCIII ALMANACK foe -DISTRIBU DUEY. EVERYBODY'S ALMANACK.—See PUNCH'S ALMANACS for 11199. L IBERTY FAIR.—Se. tiONCH'S ALMANAI fee Ims THE RETROSPECTIVE ALMANAC PUNCH '8 ALMANAC[ for 11149. THE BATTLE of the OPERAS.--See P ALMANAC!( for 119. SATURDAY at the SEA-SIDE—The " BANDS' BOAT."—Soo PUNCH'S ALMANACS for 1849. THE ARTIST'S ALMANACS.—See PUNCH'S ALYANACK for 1849. THE NATIONAL OUARDS.—See PUNCH'S ALMANACS for 1619. 'UNCIL'S HUS- IHE SWELL MOBSMAN'S ALMANACK.- Dos PUJICHS LLMAIIIACIE for 180. UTUbINAL FASHIONS for LAD; .PUNCIII ALMANACIE foc 1819. HAD . T" " E HORSE. See PUNCH'S ALWANACIL for 1849. T HE TRAVELLER'S AL' PUNCIIN ALKANACK for 1849. THE GREAT SEA SERPENT.—Ses P 1 ALKANACK torn*. T HE PHRENOLOGICAL ALI ruxcns ALNANACK for COL MANACK. - 'UNCI ,MANAI " A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY Al NEW PUNCIIIII ALMANACK for 1849. THE FORTUNE-TELLER'S ALMANACK.- 868 MINCES ALWANACK for 18 E THE UNIVERSITY—AS IT WAS ANDLAS IT WILL BB. —Pee PUNCII/1 ALMLIIACI for UM T HE UNIVERSITY ALMANACK.—See PUNCH'S ALIIANACIL for LW. Splendidly 11libaza4al by Joel Luca sad &mew Dorm Price 3d. ; Slam Nice. U. InitiNtiett ; NNW CGRINTRAS BOOR IT Mk MARLIN DICKZNEL MB day In Dubbin& prise M. ion* bond Im with Maim- Bonn by Umtata 'Whelk lint 1/Bea• JOllll Leo* snot John feenlea, THE HAUNTED MAN end the GHOSTS BARGAIN. • bang Is, Ohylnlnis Tlen. By CSAIL2S Dictum. Ueda,: Bradtwy eee4 Isms, 11, Inu•sibbalrent. The Wowing wan We al the GAS% jtIt . OLLIBINIWR MICR, 6, Upper Irealmstmeeireek Pelee THE TREE is. Irceuratirs sal ham the . Geediente' end ahem. NNW prolog thee. ..P.rgr ittVitap - file, rag B.—Preeticel r d c=- smarm Pfratlas at. smaP• mot el Vow ha Pm's, Is Mow 1,14"1.1.1.1:44 7:11 Aladin' up Hackling kWh Bonding, nos* aPow. ilop. now of du, Moto et Os pleat. a ~S i buds fin•lding upon lonorliaa o bc flTino stook Bod, prapoostkos of, B us toionoont d low 6 AIM MI 110 41.11011 011/111114 of memo Kemon hg o wit obi Maim womb sorb 11:4 16" , as moo desk IlLor ble li dm' 114 Mr et a sorb boiling viikapsh- Onsissat ems OWN uni Yak dada alr kit Was rem thdr st frownall 40,1 4 "ai. 84;31 0% mon plosier ll.B.l gear sc ; unifie lelrn et ip. tilmist Mak It.*. for Ami% Sodas. FA ma am w 17 ths =lbw merlbs • deeleace, ehoeteabg b fe. : D taw peeper fee the tett mumps. Allier^ I* Maws resimpow" imarks A. Wafts yip and advantage of diadisourso Orman la Merest Pril=fy arm- Wei 11 =i1= 1" Ay awls Strompontlis sod of eass. Oise ist ar sr Mot. Onlandwa or AMIDIX. A siva= of midis' Ot= i battiwireell rtaa 3i. a fa for 26 *pia Br iliiiiitosikaarassolOillifiglossi& THE COTTAGER'S CALENDAR ot OAR DYF By Jowl Boxing. Bordner is ha Once the Wks of DrftsoWs. la Ilepitsis2 Boni ihs Musick: Above 46410 Ws grasp ism soil. African Lthis agnanthus ANIONIC. Amami Apples Apricot Awricelia Bur Wok =P R _ Bei% at. far re:: Hororaills IbwYAM Wimp= Hyssop Lr loam Ores —____ ~~~"`" re.w ~r~.~r..w.■ lean — Iliad* &MOM Caw 2sties.. M k°. - MAanuiii OrmeOm Mao; Bar Br Rude VIM Mr Sairrf laisirekar)st BOW et --- ... gi=. fi E --1 ' frala Maavesi Mensket Ilint , eit Thilft se = g ,s 4 Proog lrE LBW le el Thema % TIib IOIABB I 1,54 c, es peetellee &zombi., " I wfth several woodchats. Now reedy, vial.. id art cloth, ORNAMENTAL tud DONIESTIC POULTRY; thetr Bleary sad Meaegetreat. Br the Her. Itretroo net. DllOO. LA., Reeks of letwood Id* lerwtalL The Bled. teemed at DorZette Poet he se The Beek Deck The Mitre mad Raver Dual The Omaha dean Hamburg rode The Olden Poet The While Treated or The Cuckoo Fowl The ftrealch loud Tb.rb•=a%mothip m tagar . Goose The Btre Due Fowl The Lockerooted Yowl The Teo Ned he ea. The Mead Fort The Mail Pawl Bantam Foots The Theatr* Ihkg ir e" WhissOblabeaoss The Hospiset Poet Peed The Taos Doctr The My and Near* The Gene Beal =he Geese Pooh The Kele MISR Over The Bristled co Mar TM Ormai ON. I limb Gore load Pools. TM Sinaloa Ott Own Trawl - W i eaM to WM 1116•Iffevanbt , : i m ts a ..,.. mesh la trettareeerc, is toll mitred he ono of doeertielt7W- etre a. la VG= = i g Ible rood Is ii imitabik e re . liseseisa 1 meatelsespelgag,meaveirAorese l 11/4001 4 A Woes alai la Or el* dingdea NW son as Ili eeelee eautreaser of the cee= p.m ..t... • ceNedwl aillrertlearigaiVrireet lb. abams es Mar laib. •• j alb asOmeteibeolout=eillatreet esearatiZrzzr tl..rast mg& u .A. VC 1 3 a t Our sherd la IN " lemtre Threarele," Is rya to HO PhDs k ma issaild lad Ingeerell isca. se Ur satleg of Oa .0 11 war la VOW le 10 6 l ' aa "11 *611101111.111 fitail dot 00 , wit s a a l l ' 1 r m=ll. t=itie= EmelivillMi mai mg orallosoligrat Ms WAY a oda% Nan lak, _Ws Weal& 0 ge Lr. suseat MOO villt= =lll=l:areanegal. a .. hoh aft M a a weittet:All/Wirds/Xe. Me . .I.ll= WIN Of Vol no VISO 111=6"ki WHAT TO KA I DkUNK, AND AVOW ; wtlh tx4l. Two. for an ocemosim. Bye. eaLvsow of lowan INA d so. Co•TiiiM.—tiow to isooMo. Mason W O.. imp.•coo4 0r...g,, dos Irsimaa.i • adesteatal Wad. My as ateuneece et U.. U.S eerie cent. off. Um , tkof oorooliely &Amok ONO to lio moot diatioro, eettenettea. um, womb* the aorta, of of Afoloolloylpleo. %mina* la bona Oho WOK Dobai of allatiot to =M. r• boa .1 Alsrwarri, • • losuro.otamow ; Clorvalbo, 447. 11-14, Area • MGM Osfulpit 451. Wog or area from ember. n. Azolicheo: sassuros Was 4 Adeaddir. Tystainirefts Imuloas Milnialid Se In Wrismi—Tl rea — Cliii: IVORY -HANDLED TABLE KNIVES. Ws. per ea...—ivers Whiled table tee. with lillt amend It N deem if Se baleen la , i ...f., 11 ifi rese r e m eAra ~• fa ; serer e . il• wir pier ; widen brae We ii. pee Meer • 4e., wow. fa pet pair ; bled hen ea per item ; la ; Ito GI. ; table • Mae lortree. with braes et the wrrtrerel euletivate kw mese be teems reallee 41var • can't , ' be ..lta ., C NIL I& i earvera pow pair. da. ed. • gen Iler. =weed valered.—Wl IMMO = w art awl West la tr the red es ea wie l' hi n Wey . ”arret r = W owl ealimb are le 30. I.lKbuti A...M11; aims. as A NE W — WILAWINO•II,OOM BTOVIk easabiaing ll ar :;244.21=64.11.16..." Pl = asirheistua Oa audit 4 essassi se .11issise Arra riu.44 tof slim E S ZNlNsibisirslisso lb ~lsm sod 1..25 #7 35 4011111•7 Wig be sus mad sse vim Tbs a r . te stm pis= So bus let ems ibis le Um Os um disisibrinaks IsalU sad as Me lig. 211/elsal sink =is Os said : sr ma i rs ..4. . isllo4 to Awn's* Anal is UM TO 11 HN 0 1l TLOCIII Miss sad Olasa Busikras OP Is sareled OXlol=lr OILY. Ths Issolssi rsry *lurks, sod sok& moselskist et Uss of goals as ""mks. kr ink krberk, e Wow kr 'why may pereinsd kpilms.-1181.00.41.4.. err YWPOKTANT CAUTION.—A. ItOWLAND wed Z. .Ox.. flateergisdah Lotedes b leg to oohed eft We* aid wiry meta* Woe Wig tof Ile ahoidle ef ems r wti *ba t f r motes& of thdr emu tearelmifev en the Nallali M."Kelpie.; add r Nese sada the Meths o eply awl the at dr alb 1610:111111X=IIMMS PAW 11111V91111 ta r dro li lliti "11 :1 ;Wei ash brie the wee " hottimodeyeet VI/ft with *de darted, /A the leek redoh, —held be thm. end by in deemdele pertemee. r VARICOSE VE1248.--BURGICAL ELASTIC us am is mum .1 arm sal lamb= tend; for areslir toViso 111 Wahiawa are intraJamed sod exam =sfr la airy hen be MN and P sa LANT; 4, Masa , at Thie perdue dr* ykid. unrwylat rapp sad earl profs=almag Ile lii= d tve iging. Pr br = imli natisa. Ur nrads=asel. wasimmenent o• 01111AMEXIAL UTILITIad is cral-Arc SOLO IT ALL ANIMALS. RESENTS for WEDDLNOS. BIRTH-DAYS, and all lIIRITIVALIL FELIX 81311111SRLY11 MIT- E UVAPTUILIK denims* yIM met units, eleented by the IM ENNA meredaslirete. •=4 l ) lll 3 ll6 reseetabis dealers In tans and 0 0 111•1 1 )% _.. run rpm. PIANOVORTE CANDLESTICKS. to Parley (Townsend). 9. the pak. NEW YCITH °LASS lE. Rad/crave, S.R.A). SPILL C A S K. "Cupids st a Imogre ' 3e. sad upward, SA LTC S;LLA R, In Seam most ornamented with Arun's, and eta weed ; with Spoon. Y O R K lab. SALAD SPOON and in canted wood, SS b, the pale: Ivory and diver. at girkle. pekoe SE EA DAC NI PE. Mood wood handle, 11.. ; carved tom Imaille.2la. and upwards. BREAD PLATT ood ER. la carved wood. a. to Ida : gewaelate. il. CAIETIVI2/7IVIL ood 3L wlt e teerved•ened handle. : beep beadle. CIIE6IIE-DISH, with carvolocod border Eh. had swards. BUTTER DISH, to cancOwood. with St& i. l sloe or china. 9. ISCTTER•KNIVE. with caned.wood and plated blade, ; lorry basil* and Sher blade. Ha. CA EVIKIE ATING Iev. the KNIPE SO ILN I YpairE sae YOE wooden handle.. mood with deers head. FISH st cartoon Pl5ll CARVING-EN I VE , and PORK, In 41ver sad pistol metal, At 1k sad moray& BEEK JUG. "The Hop Story .1. Towns/ad., ii.,; with ad ditlnsal lons. 3Co WATER .31W. in councilol Rime. Li re., and upwards. IR. Rol CM*. A.IL A. GIBLET. notch, lee. W ATER CARA TYE dud ?CHIMER. in enamelled Has. ITe. dd. M lineal) POT, " The Ilium Tongue." to Parlaa. sad In ASALTCELLAR, be earthenware. A dolphin with a Melt Ts. ilea pale. CAM ELLIA 'TEAPOT. In Britannia metal. eunimunted by Parise figure, Ir.; In Slow, 20 &now; or 'Awn' meta. 4 4 1 , (11- KM grave, A.K.A.) A T NAVA DDT, b weal. at mime pima A TEA-CADDY SPOON, to planed neaten% la 6d.; In Sher. Th. CREAM .1 ltil, la opal shook. Te.6o and Mow& ; la Thrioi. h °I. WIN E TRAY, la paver oath. Redgrave, lam and upwards. DECANTERS, In enamelled colour. 111. Itedgrave. A.Z.A.), L 33. the pair WIN E 13 LASS„ In eivoncile.l colour., fe. CHAMPAGNE GLASS, " Rubble. Itimainci." enamelled In colons sad ,sowed. 111. J. Towns-end. i VSA.III. price. DESSERT KNIVES and WORK* with coloured Osadlai. t- Ind currants, cheerio. filberts. rsapbareketatrawberrtat and m Plated blades. !Os. each. VINTAGE DECANTER STOPPERS. la liver sad In elentro gilt, to 'mime. grime iJ. C. Hooky., , CANDLEWICK& —TR. oak-sees, to atlas, designed by Ile J . Towns end. 1.. Mouse mad °molts. at varlet. Woe MATCH-ROL "The Kahane Tomb." in Parfait. price, Se Id. S /LOWER VASS 11. Redgrave, A.R.Ah Darla.. ate.l coloured es Et alas irei r g tri i lL ele il lg; gift grlnlttcllttaltriT.'"i'4 l ::"L b tatadmika:9L nwisa 151 . 1 a mast NIKE. to mideli, with HE blade, la morocco cam. 36e. sad moor& ARCHITECTURAL TIIIIISSES, I. 711111 090 613. 11.111, ..£3 wad. ISHAVINO•POT. imethetware. " throw. teaseled Ind bear d) ,.,' ' 4 and upwards. DIA add took da. • CERBERUS. a doer porter. la lrea. • PAPER to kw slagged es (a•Eaddliunt Al W. Simpson'.,3l6e PAPIER-MA • &real. BRACKETS. la CHE C carved lA/OK-CASE. wood, KS& the subsea priors pal?, sad upwards. at .1111. {MP F. TIIE DISTRESSED MOTHER, a satestle Silt t Weezeacetti, la Paella. two Seurea,62.. dd. THEM E'EN SLAY', s.SMnette. by Hines Poem, la Per. fi 11111AKBPSAKZ. Marmite, la Pattie. VD.; also la Brae" ba (J. Bell.) TRAGEDY sad COMEDY, eatutitree la Parise. each Ell 3a. Beal UNA AND TILE LION, • statuette (J. DO. Is Paean. E 7 9a rad le broom. DO f 1 a elateetto IJ. Rein, la Parise. £ 1 124. ; and la browse, Ad la. CLO Perim.RINDA. a statectee (I. Roll). aoteNtelos St Dorothea: Is ..0k PRAYER, • Veinal' (J. Bel). In Palen, or with coloured BELIEF a. , a statuette (J. In Pariaa.24. ;or with coloured Sive 30,1 INFANT NEPTUNE (11. J. Tawireadi. a etlicellar in Paella. Va.; la ether sad la gear% at amtoica Priem THE N Y MPH, • statue for the palm, la Terra Cale. Rio Sac( SI Pa L MmtinmeolL Jed ready. Tie " UNA " BROOCH, Pulse and geld. The " DOHOTHEA " BROOCH. Prim mid gold The CUPID BROOCH CH, ' Twailtn• A DE BO tiD I9 I II E T At A R I V tA ll ag Tbs o S tiv A rse Min s :n/11e " tas. m inti. al d 111°- • NEW CATALOOUE, wlth tw0147-nin• &AM. wet by Joseph CleadalL. IL Old lioodetroot, on receipt ot threepoatageolaiops Cleuelry ordure elevated on receipt a • eceleace order. --- _ , PRICE YOURPENCE 01 ANY ROOKSELLEK. CONTENTS of the Number for SATURDAY, December 16, of THE ATHENEUM, Journal of English and Foreign Merkur*, Odom sad the Mil Art. raw-two IleP Wino MO% LlVlllie 01. VMS IMAMS MM. Ltfe of Thc at l ei t. Rook. Sy I Rorke rof Here_ IQ. rtoret•l Roe. I, 10. lestres. ar ah Oj er tis UMW. DP W. Judson of U. The Tows. dlossoes far Bea VIVII SNORTS' MIMI OF The Torgery. 11. (LA R. Jame, Gook sod aurae.. Heett3 J. D. Nolte. net Germs Swift Beek. sr Soy Dr. A. lialmem. COMMA& resfaVgar swan=Yfiregt Mena . llsbtooeS Al le. l eßrtl es 12 . 10 ... —Aille d A=Oldlo tr y = i t T aral l ae* os.°9llNseses. la Adi Dr. "Os Ithei%lllmasik es Zr3 . oade ; Op • "Oa &zip b.=1... . 4 ,3„ ..." .. Its et selY Art Mes ier. ins ems wr r :1 1 ; zr tellediss of • 11 Alti a it P ow lealf. "a ic ii.=`_ r4.1 1 ,' _V! Ourekol OistiHma a Itr. &itri=ll.llM iribilimit—logi re . TM, el ebe thrillis Order the *TUB:N/1M of mg leobeger. Pries 65., fres by rasa TO ALL wno HAVE FAIRS OR GARDENS. T HE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE and AGRI CULT UIRA L QA Mb InGITIOULTU RA L PART 4 g:Test. Lamm) Of SATURDAY, Da:. 14, "Okla ow 4 sr. A s ssesilso rwwwwdsso of tairlwral rewards^ Kr. dlars. =a t By UV. L. Macleod By N. AA WIWI kg d is aV • SINIMM bldg. total I bsows. Ma Australis& aseasiwirs Tows. sidesl Botsalstr i Ldt tom pr la . 12 . 9 3. miry: Ssur u tda. By 9 011=NerGold 4 wwl„ . to Oa --apssenand es ellsoLda llia t i ett is food • lilt silo. By Kr. 1:=1:= 11 . Isms le P --- Tibia • ears for Tor. Ds r. J. EstSYL -I r . r bill de 6 00 d fir food. arlttto as _ We, - twin as 4 '.' 4....... sw. Vila Was MS 011,411ftS. to drib - ' • wood =as Gliss Meow Rilwrisass d acovw able mem Is WM sagewrimid Gass °ratio nawsWilim pinata By Rm. MY. Grua AswidlOslny Rs. G. A. A. lip'. Miellawww, or wear: globeuldis solos kg' —... Tert ma ttes Wiwi aa =La vtesa„s• boa raft razonviu, Ivigt to. la ler ilt ib n. —Emmy Ballibriaa trl3lV4ll a4=166 r t a l masseasad a new laaaNallaas a( weak. Maaalbrinfamla. 6, Omar Willagi . OA. ings. My k• ." ital a ce4ll"l. • Mei by. tad MIL MO a aosoant of wr of ow rtmadsr.-0111a fee ...A. OrPlOll lOl . Lodes. FRANCE. PARIS, TVINDAY, 6 30 r r. The public confidence it hich has been vo rapidly reviving for several days, hu sustained a severe shock today. The Three per Conte., which closed yesterday at 46 60, closed to-day at 46 50; and the Fives, which closed yesterday at 79 60, aloud to-day at 76 60, showing a fall of nearly two francs on the one, and above three francs on the other. Bank Shares also fell 90 francs. _ _ . A variety of sinister rumours have been afloat, which, combined with the news from Italy, have produced this effect. A report has been circulated and credited that the cousins of the president elect, who are politically allied with the leading members of the re-union of the Institute and the republicans of the eeilk, have exercised an influence upon him to induce him to retract the cabinet appointments which have been already commenced, or the chief part of them, and to substitute for MM. de Fallon:, Leon Faucher, Hippolyts Pussy, and Drouin de rHuys, MM. Jules Fevre, Garnier Page/. Barthelemy St. Hilaire, and Da clero. It appears certain that Prince Louis has bees besieged with supplications from these parties; but I have no reason to believe that ens change has been decided, or is at present likely to be adopted, is the pro gramme of the ministry which I have already . an nounced. It is said that theappointment of M. Bixio, a republican of the will., to the ministry of commerce, has aided in producing the great decline of the funds. Numerous additional returns have been obtained in the own of this day, and the total result of the votes gesertained at the moment I write is as follows: Benapete, 6,647,314 ; Cavaignac, 1,429,766. The BonaFartists are preparing a manifestation, the object of which is to proclaim the empire on the day of the installation of the president. The proceenon will be formed at the Bastille, and will marsh by the Boulevards to the chamber. It is pro bable, however, that the more discreet members of 60 1 pert will sneesed in discouraging this. lam assured,' Brat M. Debut will be appointed to the pord-oflioe. The mated sensation has been produced by the news of the deposition of the Pope as a temporal sovereign, and the apprehension of an armed inter vention by France has aidea much in the decline at the Bourse. M. de Corcellee had an interview yesterday with M. Drouin de l'Hnys, minister elect for foreign affairs, who, it is said, is extremely embarrassed by this question. Many here speculate on the probability that the president elect will be favourable to an armed intervention in Italy. His letter, how ever, written and published on the occasion of General Cavaignac orde' ing _the expedition to Civita Vecchia, is inconsistent with this. Partial returns have been received to-day from Cor- Mos, Algeria, and the departments of the Alps. It is fally expected that the president will be proclaimed and installed on Toursday. The journals to-day publish the list of the ministers, agreeing in all respects with that which I have given. Marshal Bugeaud is appointed Com mander-in-Chief of the Army of the Alps. Nothing is yet decided respecting the Vice-Presidency of the republic, the prefecture of the Seine, or the chief of the Post-office, M. Veillard having refused the latter. An unusual amount of business is now transacted daily at th e Bourse. The calls for the delivery of stock yesterday amounted to 82,500 Five per Cents. and 12,000 Three per Cents., equivalent in principal to 1,650,000 of the former and nearly 4,000,000 of the latter. Upon the question of the amnesty, the motion of M. Lagrange was that it should be inserted by the re sident among the orders of the day for to-day. The motion was negatived by 376 votes against 189. Pena Dee. 19. New Loan,— —; Three per Cents., 46 SO; rive par Cents., 78 50 ; Let Loan, • Fours, 76 60. Belgian rive , isso, —; Do. 1841, —; Do. Threes, —; Do. Two.end-e- Hall, ; Naples Hestia —; Boma Le is. -r . l Tr/WM leNs, Bank Shares, 1700; Lubeage as lAndas, 80 day., 23113 ; 90 days, 23 23, wed Bett.weva—Paris and Orleans, 730',• Parts and Rouen, 462 30; Rouen sad Havre, 103; missal sot Warreilles, 187 SO; Stras bourg and Bale, CS 75; Cone Vlerson. DM; Amiens end Bat tens, 195, Bordeaux, 315 76; Sara, NO. ITALY. ROME.—The Alba of Florence states that the commission of five members, named by the Chambers of Rome on the Bth inst., were to wait upon Cardinal Castracane, who was invested with the papal Alter .Rgo. The people, however, were dissatisfied with this measure, and cried, " Down with the Cham bers! We want a provisional government! a po- pular government." Several influential persons, however, interposed, and Minister Sterbini, having gone to the Popular Club, expressed his approval of the measure adopted by the commission, so that tranquility was at last restored. After the commis sion had had a conference with Cardinal Castracane, the latter immediately despatched a courier to Gaeta. The Pensiero Italian of Genoa, of the 14th inst., announces that a Provisional Government has been proclaimed at Rome, composed of the sena tor of Rome, the Senator of Bologna, and the Gonfaloniere of Ancona. The Pope a declared to have forfeited temporal power. Minister Sterbini has harangued the people, declaring that the Pope alone, as Bishop of Rome, could enter the city, which would be forbid to all cardinals and prelates. "TM people, " says the Pensiero Italian, " have waded the streets, crying ' Death to the Pope! Death to the cardinals !'" PIEDMONT.—It is not probable (says the National Savidaien) that the Gioberti ministry will find in the present chamber a sufficient majority to support it, and consequently it is believed that a dissolution will take place. The deputation from Genoa had arrived at Turin an the 15th. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of the 14th, the chamber voted the union of the Duchies of Piacenza, Parma, Modena, °oastslla, and Reggio to Piedmont. TUSCANY.—The city of Florence was the scene of a disturbance on the evening of the 12th. Two per son, had proffered seditious cries against the ministry. A crowd assembled, and the two individuals were ill treated, and even in danger of a worse fate, when Mi nister Guerrazzi, who was fortunately paasing thatway, interposed in their behalf, and recommended the people to be calm. M. Nioolini, a Roman, then harangued the crowd in the same Renee, and order was restored. The National Guard had been called out, but its services were not required. The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, of the 14th inst., states that General Zuochi and the Marquis Bevilao qua, of Bologna, arrived at Florence on the 12th, and soon after took their departure for Gaeta, to confer with the Pope. SPAIN. The Madrid Gazette of the 14th inst. publishes the ceremonial for the opening of the Cortee on the fol lowing day. The Clamor Public° asserts that the ministry had given in its resignation, but subsequently recalled it. A grand religious ceremony in honour of the Pope was talked of. A Madrid letter, of the 14th, states that several officers of the palace had been dismissed; among them MM. de Cambres-Altus, Santiago, and Baaalo. The two latter had demanded two months' leave of absence to travel. The former, being a deketr ia v e r do ss in hiding until the meeting of the Cones. • was dismissed because he bad written a strong letter =Names to a political chief, with respect to an - - - !Loam, Doc. 14.-11tres pee Cents, 111 re.; after Balm. 101 orb, 10 11.16 paper. Pins pr Oita* 10 peps ; sierr Ur, 91 cash. paid - Si piper ; eta Belss. 111 ceso. Osamu. 61Beek of 84 . Y dloL $ 6 006a40 Mil. Blame* on Landon. 60 days, 411 50 paper. Tressarp Is ash. IS met. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—We have received the Berlin journals of the 18th inst. It will be remembered that a short time ago the easement usembly of Auhalt-Bernburg declared that their duke was Incapable of reigning—an opinion with which the commie's:peer of the central executive indirectly coincided—and exuessed a wish for the appointment of a regency.. The poor duke, however, has mastered up a little wit, and heroically . resolved t o imitate King Frarrick William of Prima, by dis solving the °manliest assembly of Anhalt-Bernburg, and taking upon himself to oetroyer a constitution ! In the ducal proclamation it is declared that, on the 29th ult., the diet had passed a resolution " deeply affecting his honour and dignity." This was the resolution (passed with only one dissentient voice) declaring hie inability to reign. The Neue Ithesieeke Zeigung, of the 19th, state*, in a correspondence from Dusseldorf, that Lient.-General Drigalski, the military commandant, who bad— strange to say—revived the censorship in that town, after it had been abolished not only by the National Aiisembly in Frankfort, but al-o by the new constitu tion promulgated by the King of Prussia, has been suspended by the ministry. The same journal also declares that Heir Spiegel, the president of the pro- visional government, has been dismissed. If these steps be really taken, it will show that ministers at last are resolved not to allow their subordinates to set all law at defiance. Certain it is, that Drigalski hoe been obliged, or has thought proper, to remove the censorship imposed on the Dusseldorf journals, a proclamation to that effect having appeared in that town. AUSTRlA.—According to the llreslauer Zeitung (a suspicious authority), the Russians have marched into Stebenbtirgen, and taken poss e ssion of Cronstadt. It appears, by all accounts, that frightful excesses are committed by the rival races in Siebenbtirgen. The imperial war council in Temeswar has issued a proclamation, enumerating many gross excesses com mitted by the Hungarians, and threatening severe re prisals if these excesses are continued. No positive confirmation of the assertion that a republic has been proclaimed in Pesth has arrived, and the re port is not belie,. d. Two thousand insurgents have appeared in the Bukowina, in favour of the Magyars. Letters front Hermaustadt, state that the town of Felwiutz, the inhabitants of which were hostile to the imp erialists. has been reduced to ashes. It is rumoured that Kossuth has been proclaimed King of Hungary. The accounts from the field of war are contradictory. The adherents of each belligerent partly claiming victories for friends. The Frankfort Deutsche Zeitung, of the 17th, states, in a correspondecce from Kremsier, under date Dec. 11, that one of the deputies, a athenian peasant, named Koby lice, had returned to his home in the Bukowina and had been proclaimed king, with a ' body-guard of 1,000 armed peasants. The new move reign, acting, as he proclaimed, in that name of the emperor, dispossessed the public functionaries, and dis tributed the property of the rich landowners amongst his followers. la the same correspondence, it is as sorted that the Minister of Finer ce, Kraus, had drawn out of the beak twenty millions of florins, in antici pation of the eighty millions which he has demanded from the diet. FRANKFORT.—Von Gagern, who, as we stated yesterday, has been commissioned by the Vicar of the Empire to form a new ministry, and made that an nouncement in the Assembly on the 10th, did so in the following words: I have the honour to make a communication to the Na tional Assembly respecting thesituation of the ministry of the empire. That ministry saw that, after the declaration of the Austrian minister, Schwartzenherg, it beams at last necessary to settle definitively the nature of the relations of the central power with Austria. Herr Von fichmerling declared that, as an Austrian, he did not consider that ha was a proper person to take any part in that bu , inees. Upon these grounds I received the invitation to join the ministry. My reply was, that as I was left in a minority on my motion on the 2nd end 3rd sections of the constitution, I could not undertake to fill the post of misister. I added that, should the views of the National Assembly become cbangt d, in con sequence of the Austrian pregrasame, I should feel honoured by becoming the colleague of the distinguished men who then formed the cabinet. Since that time, the state of affairs his so far changed, that the resignation of Herr Von Sehmerling and Herr Wurth has been accepted. As ministers declared that they 'scald not come to any dad sion respecting the Austrian question before the vacant posts were re-filled, I was summoned to the Vicar of the Empire, and I felt that it was almost a duty on my part to refuse no longer to form a per t . of the ministry. Although I have not yet fulfilled my mission, I must announce to the high assem bly that I now resign the post of its president. It was not ambition which bas spurred me on to the taking on myself a duty or such deep importance, for my ambition was perfectly satisfied with the distioguised post I have hitherto held, and I feel that I am free from indulging in any undue estimation of my uwn week p mere, for I rely upon the support of the Vicar of the Empire, upon that of my colleagues, and, above all, on the constant aid of this Assembly, the confidence of which I ahall ever mdeavour, to the utmost of my ability, to maintain. The conclusion of the speech was greeted with long continued cheers, amidst which the Assembly broke up in great excitement. The choice of a new presi dent (vice the Baron Von Gagern) was fixed for the 18th. Previous to Von Gagern's state ment, the Assembly passed • resolution to the effect that the central executive be authorised to digs. solve the commercial and navigation treaties existing batmen stogie German states and foreign powers, to doer those treaties, if necessary, into imperial treaties, and to conclude new ones of that kind (in all eases subject to the approval of the National Assem bly). The central executive was also urged to draw up, as soon as possible, the draft of law for a general tariff and system of customs for Germany. At the request of Baron Von Andrian, he has been recalled from his post of ambassador from the central -.motive of Germany to the court of St. James's. ~"...+ I iI 1 Wen f l ak me Pain = Pabiradmi Piro THE LEVANT. We have received letters from our correspondents, from Malta to the 12th, Athens the Bth, and Constan tinople the oth instant. The Prince and Princess of Capna arrived in Malts by the Peninsular Company's steamer Enxine. Lord Ilardwicke also arrived there by the same boat. Her Majesty's steamer Spitfire came in on the 12th, from Corfu. Detachments of the 16th, 69th, and 36th regiments in the lonian Island' had arrived, and been sent on to Corfu. The greatest ex citement had been aroused in Malta when it was learnt that the Pope had fled from Rome. Lieut. Hotham, of the 44th, nephew of the late admiral o I that name, died on the sth. The following addresa of the Greek Chamber of Deputies, in reply to the speech from the throne, passed at a sitting of the 6th, and was to be preeented on the Bth : Sire,—Uader the auspices of the Alualehty, the reprreir tativee of the nation are again collected round your majesty imploring Divine assistance and protection upon our common effort* in favour of the nation. Ausuredly, sire, the strict observation of the disposition of the constitution will strengthen order, and cause the country to advance towards that prosperity and that glory which it originally enjoyed. The voting, at an opportune period, of the budget for the regulation of the necessary expenses and the report which controls it, offering the requisite ificilitiee for the working of your government, will be the object of our first cares, as will also the discussion of other projects of law which may be submitted to us. It is with on. tisfaetion that we learn that the relations of your majesty with the other powers are amica ble. The nation will particularly feel for the three beneficent powers the profoundest gratitude. Faithful guar dian of the fate which the ocnstitution assures them, the people of Greece advance in their pacific development, by the Wes of your majesty . Thei L te:ons event; whim atem ot il eurred in some prow have looked upon with aviation by people instr ucted is the echool of experience. The nation, sire, has acquired its independence by its pa triotism ; it is by the same sentiment that it will consolidate it, sad maintain public order, of which them is the greatest need, and whi ch is the object of your majesty's most lively solicitude. May divine Providence, which has never abandoned Gres, take under its safeguard your throne, which is the firmest base of the prosperity of the countr y. The address of the Senate was voted on the 4th ; but, as it was a mere echo of this, or this of that, it is useless translating it. The senate having presented it after the reading his majesty replied asfollows Messieurs Smators,—The expression of the wishes et the senate in regard to myself have caused me a lively, heartfelt satisfaction. lam not the less satisfied of the assurance that the senate will facilitate the working of my government by the active concurrence of its legislative action. The words of this Numbly ocessming established coda and tranquillity—words which sounded agreeably ia ray eare--will have, without doubt, the same reception in all Nei county , and en courage: the people in wise and patriotic Minot. The brigands in Greece continue their depredations. The Porte his determined to bestow the vice royalty of Egypt on Abbas Puha during the life time of Mehemet Ali. Mszloum Bey, minister of justice, has been sent to bring Abbas Dacha to • the capital, to be invested with his new . dignity. The Journal de Constantinople gives en account of a rand review by the Sultan of the troops of the and adds : liter the review of the diplomatic corps was admitted to Ulric its respects to the Sultan. Count de Stamm, the Am trim Intemunclo spoke es follows, in their name of his col leagues :—" I este em myself fortunate in being the omen of the diplomatic corps, in expressing its thanks to your Majesty fiR having deigned to afford us en opportuaity for admiring the dissiplinelend fine order of your troops." The Satin yes lib& abet be was delighted at receiving the representatives of ibeirfeadly powers, sad relied upon their indulgence for the flats they must have perceived in the review. Count de Sommer replied, that he had said nothing but the truth in speaking of the good order of the Imperial troops, andthe llllnCeerle• they had executed, adding that be would refer to a much more competent edge than bineelf, General Aupiely the French minister. The representative of the French Re pulls then said, " Since my canoe, the Austrian Inter mingle, invitee me to give my opinion, I will say to your majesty, that your troops are fine and well disciplined, and that the execution of the different Illineenerie and evolutions of which we have been witnesses, convinces me that in the day of battle and in the face of an enemy, if your majesty should have enemies, they will show a good face and obtain saceessful results." The Sultan expressed his satisfaction at receiving testimony so flattering, adding that the greater part of the troops were new iterate. r 6 AN lii. 41 Y. Ji let; at L. 11, a a to. Mts. law It, a K. Mel was. 1. 1 V_ :.1 -- ia ..•... L a k m,.. ti viz I = l—A-161-9. = Bobo% Ndis4 4 NW A WM% R. TNIF Idol% 10-▪ ag& • Mir II basso Dm I AM% i..C. MY. = d in WO* .01160 p. SW are• Falb. PM ma. M ... re s : ••• • 111 rage. l4.. i* ocesedis; J. Miff;