The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-06 00:00:00

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Mher an if Sb Oillsi a iri \~- ow roams rdaard p =4 . o" 6 10 , 1 a ffh l I rrattlearnea r< all Mil by NM err r Yr 6OWLANDW aTOILET/y ARTICLES.— Seibaki Nara" *lw* ow fat bimariall. aMiarau g w ag le" Ve gan : wair lisitae hr s eame e.e.4o silusisi ren tifte nt :Ze mbiat ar Ow 0 ftliffiza ,=4,3;fr.i.bed.....1 4 . • t ez - ee , w : 'IRON BEDSTRAW sea aniummrs A. • f ory Impe soicetnal d trim oda. v wet Ova tars rq. amib. L'lrrire:=l= "I s 01 W biM h eey i k Yap mak markt sees to Se inTer%a' sio grin mom Ina Isideri 14s. sit es rids. d ifroceserT leads. NY Ow irre SpZ w a ANCICIATION. L ysi em it MAJ HOUSE ze ; Illadr om, Oaraialo. Rasta" 'Wank am, la Os fisna's Be•- " Ilarlit la giedia sena* a • mimeo's' iids wart.' W. ellmii.ll. Paknosiarent, tai sit bedtaikre. ist46 Car 07 " .14111 Mir • An LisobleviL i li CURIES Ina' Wlffraa; Crth d r b ir • Vie it alli It Is ilt. 411 4 14 lgLV "."6' r~y Who nii tilmaill ::: l 4 .ll. riewise Er e k ~.E . . be beilW4a. POlllll by ckrime4 art Amy Oa Orallerk lira Tr ail al Irliort. Is ale wawa. rim aro .-- roCnew. h et , tho aworoi Mica A DIV TIONARY ORR= sad ROMAN LI. AITIQUIIMIL Mod la Dr. W. Num Illoarsiod W wore tbow o r owevartype to wolf. AM of tirow airraara w.o por oarboj i r mart. Tar= h s C u r racks cow Ila a l ma Dow am ralaraily wank errowor. or =NrarDr. Dram. owl 1= 6. 11.4 . n0r , aorowriot, owl It brink W HAT TO RAT. DRINK. AND AVOID ; elr DM Trio ter It. J. Onvemer lara ll 4b Oreumm-ar Mrs Welt rod ser • dr leM ar r em i r =r d. 11. et reg. re f end war Wil=reles te et ax :ea L= Oirsre. flea: rest : Mir . : 411 err read ; AMION LATEST FROM P. • DISTURBANCES AT LYONS. PARIS, THURSDAY, 8.30 eat, Now that the question of the election to the pen dency is considered as nearly decided' in faivosi of universal Baffin', people begin to discuss the contin gencies to which that mode of election is liable. Will the election be made by an absolute or by a relative majority? In other wade, must the president obtain more than half the total number of votes given? or, will it be sufficient that he has obtained a greater number of votes than the other candidata P If the former condition be admitted, then it is supposed by some that, in the first instance, none of the candidates will obtain the requisite majority. In such event, what is to be done? Some contend that the Assembly should then elect one of the candidates; others main tain that the question should be sent back to the people ' • others again hold that the relative majority should decide the election. _ The repot , which I mentioned in my despatches of last night, that Austria had definitively declined the Anglo-French mediation circulated on the Bourse to-day at the opening, end kirodaced an unfavourable effect on the funds. Authentic information was accord. ingly sought for at the Hotel of the Ministry of Finance, and en answer was received that there was no truth in the meet. Prices accordingly recovered themselves towards the close. Notwithstanding this, I must re-affirm, and with more confidence than last evening, the truth of what I stated. The Austrian cabinet her, in substance, declined the proposed media tion in any sense which could give it the slightest importance or value in the eyes of Franco or England. Ausbia has recovered possession of her Italian terri tory which bad revolted, and she does not intend to submit any tisestion about retaining . it to arbitrating. Adria* have arrived to-day of serious disturbances which have broken out at Lyons. It appears, from the Lyemajoarneh. that, early on Tuesday morning, the wise neshiles et Lyons, whose corps has been memtly dismelved,prmented themselves at the yaw tare to demand the month's pay, which hal r they said, bees promised them. Being allowed to Moe the heed, they pommeled themselves of it, and kept the lieslest in cestedy for :three-quarters of an ham assembled around the building; beta of esgoeus, returning from exercise, and ewe them away, also clearing the Mask, the whet. The vicinity se the 'datum we OM. Onvisi militerily. The alarm emend was =thud Ile age in the vicinity was domed. At Wee Obis* a gra, el 20 pram mobiles dimmed die two se , & et Use Mait M 6.47 then stimitpted to dine themselves into the here, but dm, men ocespying it having barricaded =alia=dbicest sesseed. They. however, che At ten o'clock, 200 mobiles 'MOW theneeslves et the Hotel-de-Ville, with a red tag. Base charged by the addict,, they immediately dispersed. Geasral Goma' and his 'tea accompanied by ma mood, traversed the city. At 11 o'clock, the Plies de in Prellestum and the vicinity were occupied by the militery. Groups of the mobile were traversing the streets. sad it was said that some of them had gene to the Crelx-Renese. The Carrier de Lrei says :—" It is hoped that this ishorforree will sot have any other osnesqnsaces. we think the setherities would do well to be ea their guard.' Another account says that notice of what was pas sim( having been peen to the military authorities, the 9th dragoons were sent to campy the Place de la Prefecture. After having amid the plies sod wappreashes, and having charged their cartioss, sompeay diseasanted, sad, eateries the Prod/dam shared the interior court of the magenta without resistance. In their retreat, however, the Mobiles dimmed a post which they encountered on their way. Their project was to meant to the Croix-Romer, from which they could deemed with reinforcements. At half-past 12 o'clock a battery of artillery had arrived upon the place of the predestine, and mason was pleated so as to vamp aII the appreeshed At the utare of the lad mounts the censer wee endeavouring to raise lemisedin in the Rae reports en abieleted this eving et a plet ßla that has bees &Wed against tie en Mimi Amenably. It is adds that win bur re bees stir amend who bare bees aspleyei Is eersvpisi the openitives, to induce them to make an attempt upon the Assembly with the my of " Vivre Barbie! Vire Raman !" It is adime4 however, by some, that theme things are get ep by the government itself, to enable it the mac easy to crush the red reliable. I learn that mutinies lam taken place of the Guard Made in the barracks of Montreuil, in cones =e of a distribatka of bread which did set piers The alerts and interior of the barracks were bertieedei, and cries _of " Vim Napoleon r and " A ban Cavalier; r were heard. ••• nail. Ow. S.— Now lam, —; Ilireo _per Oman, 44 15 : 61 , 44 Fr 0.644., DI 66; 1 A Imo. Nth; non. Moo, Mk —; Do. ISA —; Do. nr444, 1 z . 1 D0..11 41 4.4466.4 , Ds_ 14 —:- DaPia SS; limo 64, Tremoory osoos,lnk 111=i576; ladinso Go Lcodos.So Om, —irk —.41 7 66 .12,....1 87 t,..... lu tirm .d iM s. RAILIVATIL—rmm Imm .............. IMINOIIIO, 157 SO; lona mod ann. HS; Alison Nil 165,• Otelaboug sod Da10,116 76; Oafto (Vionia), SS; a— ma gni Dosisgae, SUM ITALY. The Contemporaneo of Rome, of the 26th ult., has dales hom Sicily up to 23rd. Hostilities were ex ploded to recommenos on the 26th. The Rios of Naples was preparing to send more troops to the t ome Owe. A rumor was current that the French Am bassador had received iastrootions to enjoin the Nee ' psalm govsmossot to evacuate the island. BRAZIIIL—By the Auntieleer at Li Woe 101111,1111 dd. lea Bahia to the MIL Aset the lettere sommeelete we sedan et shim have bent eseelvel then from Ithe ig r i e=l thy she we barna et Istereet. Ike 111~ pedeet Itel WI Bahia tea 8e•. befire the asemlimor. ~1 lee ems besides beatkei wow dime, the 1i5p..... How Tan sumo of Now Yoax.—Thera wee ease endow who, having =oval late a house la Hs& eatattret, taloa his chili beekward 'phut the heat well tattle diaseros all Aweeleme date sates hie apt. The alalsg-reen was ea the selewtasw. TY well gave way , halal Ma, awl he wee sidled We the sheet. He wee ea elherasa t sad led* Iw. apes hie h— eels he might lave beta but. Ile WA a tenobsure• es le elm Whet ammo fa the Court of Oseessa Pleas he was sees ea the wigged that, Meg fa a hew la New Tisk be mest lave - beta aware el the pesn, awl wee see saIMM to imamate* tar bum of Ids villa elesiew se isle A weeberwenea is Cheelsereek going to else a fen iste the brisk waD et the ewe hews ho , Awe* te dee& bar sietherlia streak the hew three& e the shall et the ti t, who e, baptised te boa: Amen I ow le the ware et the sufferer *Me sexy, all lined bin ae heed se Biwa.—Data IjtOPUIS 6 58 .7 LONDON, FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1848. IRELAND. DUBLIN, TIIIIIIIIDAY EVIIIING. Edward Troughton, of whom mention was made by Dobbin in the course of his evidence on the trial of Mr. Smith Oliries, wis arrested lest night on a war rant charging bier with Win wasented in treason- D at ia Llrectioss. Troughton is the individual who aware was the _party who had undertakes W press eeveral tw the dubs, ma to bring tWes over here. This peeves was as engineer, aid NW dieted that department' of business it the mimed house of Mooney and Son, of Pill-lane, in this elly. Hie bneress frequently led him to England, oar& laps of all men in Ireland, he might mahatma ante and least suspicion, undertake welt a duty. A letter was received at the Awaits's Amnia °See today, from Mr. P. J. Barry, when Male Wm bees as frequently mentioned as a pay ilerualea to the crown; in this Tease e be verlase dudes the fact with great indignation, and dour= is se smeared terms, the party on whose authority the aerie we repeated this week in the rbeerears. °waisted with the trials yet to be entered ea. r num hes it to-day, that one of the prisoners whom bills have been found for Seams, has .g = accepted as a crown evidence ; and in connexion with him, that a northern solicitor, prominent and noisy is the confederation, will be produced to speak to IS, object*. This latter individual is in eadody, sad from a cinemas,' whisk lag lase ems to rey kaowledso, hat vibe I sera sob oak pale, I am inches& to ihs rod mei Is its Wirt MMUS% 811t3CESSVUL ISPOSITION ON THE DOLE OP Wile t rtoroe.—Weld the following story in the Saar : William Seale liones, abet/ft letter imposts% has bees ba i lable As segianan el Weimar, Angel with be mei rallbadeg dme peelenni a The bee bon 4sesaks g miI W AWA veal dogleg the leer indi se tea days, divas obi* lima be bee hem as- Only mogul is lining andelindoes ea she Inionient of the be _appals& • letter, washed is well-w ee W fir Doke at Wellington, stades that he hal he iea IMlllesseefel salt Aressey, invoMng in he aim ansegonean in dam, and es lieiti a little prawskay aid es IMMO idea to pressed loan to Iwiewter. - To this appeal the dohs responded by a donation of two 6L noose Boma salmweiseatly ob. Mined as interview with Dr. Watt, of 'Plasm, to whom be told a Relawelioly tale about hie Waters, sad of ha mother having died of typhoid *vet is tialvenity =1:1 1. Loadoa. The latter sesertios, it seers; excited imam& as Dr. Watt happened to know that no patient with the welter malady alluded to wee adairiblo there. The prods/Aloe, however, of a letter from Dr. Croft, of London, added to the plausible address of Rawson, prevailed, and a donation of Is. was beaded over to him. Circumetaacee# a ramicioas aster. lades arkwarallyaftensol. 4•01111 Ds. Witt to place a welsh at pmernee, where oar chamber was rim into man* id& a Mgr he had just ressima front the duke. Dr. ORO tem wires to, and the reply Magri that be (Dr. Crolt=s4 aware Rawson bad dm dersee Mat Seto only In My and they am smendird Se 13Ard gar Il i sr lin heolog I ihr hs km NO= i• Waite • pi% Isms asumber_ Hs at disk *gam km , lag bum tardy aperded as Saes Tavern sad giber Vz i gt isa msgeggent. Maresca, *at Rawson hiaelt, from gsgersil item a sgestalsk, had recently been Ibmegail ire whom It spoors tre es another document that the gang aYarK Mime it mar dm* driven • eye tisedi rids g 1 ussamor, and that M. Yendieiry Society have Mir agligne disk whereabeut. The immilgred the use lay weed, and sentenced ths=t• sag ermih's bent Wow in Sandwich gaol. 281.1118=1 Or PSWAMIBI2.—Ths " se easi riper ism the seism erantres on printing," contains the partigshge it the espages of parliamentary printing, and the setup which It Is Iniendisd shall be pptte di The first relestion propovid Is in the number printed sad in the binding, a Davie, of 4001. a year being antiaipated with reaper M ibs latter alone. All incidental printing" to be =a direst ceder from the speaker. The emanate* dog in More mane sontrol shooll be examised over the WWl"' power ortyrWing, both u to the number or arise and dr nneatity at setter suet to press ; and they propos that in Mir% wham prastrabie, reports only of sammissimage diall be printed for delivery to the hawse, Oise. a sperial alike; the MN. of evidence, to., to be depths& la the Massy of either bows, or elsewhere, for riggs. The snamittes which sat In 1844 reported that tlt i s id and sides senior of 1846 a mein ol 7,1001. bad been eared by popes is an abstracted hem ; end sinew that digs a = g aming the pageant report states, has in en Oared. In the wren' 1848 and 1847, of 12,8841. ; stain ergs the date who this pra was lint tried a saving of 19,8841. The Mang Es met state what has been the actual east dpiaft he the swim of 1846, 1847, or 1848. Is 1844 hawaver, It engem it wee 43,1731. Is. 4d., a sus eon. eitisesbly above that it any year sines 1838, when it sammeed M 48,4341., mid in 1837 it was 48,12 71, and is 1838, *Mi. The amber cf sedimentary pawn printed is 1848 wee 724 ; in 1847, 767. Thu sus paid for ware house mesa Sir the sepias kept In it.,. were in them two yam Mi. and 6618. STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. (Ry Entris TrbrowlL] FMK em. TO Nom oTtoon eau Moitento, the WI sal wwWw it IM vadommllard okra wore is Mow: Imam . AL Was MO W Wm UM* AM.. Pin Liras -NJ?. by Pt. Jim Rborberow&W.WlLYlNo l&wool ...W.B.W..Yory Ay Rwmin W .Ifts lames& .11.W....tt0e (UMW. ....11.- .....Vny Roe Ifooshiarwr......s Vary Rao OWEIWWOL-ILW Mae Clooloreid -.1. ./row Ilyworatk• ....R.W....V a ry d loo arlodbrd ..11.W 1/1w Piwrworkd ...a.W....Pt00 001siwkw .5.W....Ww Norirlii --LW- Wry lao Crewe ...W Wey lao NollEgbow.--L....1100 11 Roe RoWorottek. II Mao D R:50nim..11.W...1 , 110 .II Me RilWorik W _Moe 11M. „S.W.-Very Mae My 000/awL 11.W....V0ry Ins =rwtk.S.W.....eloody Mow LLE-Clord) Vol. .... .. ...W-..F100 GlowsOwS.W. by Wroo Waage .11.W.....P100 liartked LE ..11so Wibrosh LW.. .11w HoL .- .. .....3.11-Vory la WilwOrs LW.....YIw lyowWl .5.W....1100 brew* -Lw....r00 LW LW. .Clowly York - .LW....Vey In. Wagers If Mae • - - Brbid, Ost 6, p.m., Dow, 04L 5, 4 p.a.; Wind S.; Sot wild, W.B.W. ; an. SHIPPING. MAIM Assuan.-15;iii, - 27 4i - staked, 1; Dough*. dee, 1 ; Frenelt, 1; Flanders, 1. Lownow, Oat. 6. Wind this day at neon, 8 ., light brae's, end Sae, ass weather. lavuroot., Oft. 6.-41 smelt, Winging to the Isla of Mae sernosed r be the 'atria and leas, ran ea the Rossi Bank yeitsedny seals f, sad wee assisted of is a leaky state, and Ulm is latheskbit the illentipmt SIIIIILDO, Oat. 6.—The Brigend, Is gang down the river, grounded on the sand at Taney, bat got of aster die shaming pert of her cargo (coals) making a great deal of water, and must discharge. Omit 11.41•6kat 14,164 /11 Omit Wilma fre • itMac Di. Pro 1 1, lass. 111ri e. Da Thirds Lat. 11411. sal leak Cowl, Da ilwir 6L Ora yrr Ct., 41 Loa. k x. paiiia 14%11 Ds. ow ,di Do. W 711114 4 Om l 1 LIWIDITOOL ILO Birk., A LL NM Chia S. My tlk. /a Da Oak C. NA ILL 11 Cabloalia PIK, 1 4 Z. Umiak, Now 101 Lisa k Tula !tat d Do. IDia Ms IL) 111 d Do. Ms (lots W.Z.U.), 4 11a, Orally, & Mora, 61.. 14. Ma, NW, k Lla. Tiobiar, 71 art., usessi:rardZi.7..: 9-11 iamisra Omuta, 1148 p Dow ..d Tot alstaadia. M. W. iL Oaks, !d Lea. t If. Wait. Tikas. 7 [THREEPENCE. Odor& Wm, & WeL,, SQ SoaL. GAL. U & lidesio,4l & loskos. Do. Wei pe. 4. yak. 140u..&11w.. SQ 44 Do. (Od&linio.& am). Si 4 Do. ft.ll& I (Took ad Now). Do. 0.N3. ry IQ Tats N. I 1 IQ Ds Poi. 44 Odom a& Uolomoz. I Pt& NY Ems irliVro434 Lb; Oan Da Ik N. Wea S. ns IN PA New Da. MN (( C. C. t R.), 999 Ml La ihm . tat i at, Kt liar 9d. i d Ilubm, Obr., sad Clita. Pref., 121. lb. 9d. Tart, Nara., it Banda( Na; Dia id. d Do. O.N.E.Par., Id d ALEL &Nam S. lba., Nit, It lAN., (NO. sad Lba. 14 N. IN IS d North Calm ( B , S. L A Darer, o. 11, 6MN d BIRNINGIIII3I SALM OoTom Load. Nod N. WNW'. US I MINIMIS. & Bk. (A), U. is. 9d. d N ate, m ire . (II) 41 d N. ei d Dales, d LUDO Luis. Omens d. Now 11.1rte.,.104 ea. I British Third% Si 4 ..1 E. sad W. Tertatm le Ica lad N. Rld. hot, 111•114.. Cit. NarUhrge.ll4. Is. 9L d PRODUCE.-4dlttclatt-LONN Servant noo.—. The public cola et Dew teicu saaaat to In Ws. West WO lap and SitilObsip L e h Sellgr Pem. TUT V i aag m eti laccoly sad a patios Wylie la to sneak dull et sale ; staadag quality. 601. to 50a. IL—The Colte• solos ors proilwass without Writ, bat without any material alteration is pasts .—Rice : Moro Ins boa sae to bay toclay than to as flan poet; but trdri ak kill alma awl but lista hos bona done.—Pep ppaarr White decline! shout Id. per lb. la public sale.— elnala stady.—ltaa muds' seelated.--13altretre dull.— In other ankh+ so altevadoo, bat a heaviness loop ova ths marked gonseally. TALLOW. The market is quiet. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 46.. to 465. 6d. ; October to Decent bee delivery, 46e.; separate months' delivery, 466. 6d. COALB.—Haff-past Two.—Walla End Hatton, 17a. ; Walls Bad Laatptcat, Ha eit.--13hips at market, 33. IMINB.—LEADINHALL, Oat. 6.—Hideo, Mb*. to 641 b., lid. to 11d. ; 64110. to 2211 x., lid. to lid. ; 22110, to 3.oths., 2d. to 201. ; 80 1 to. to albs., 2d. to 2id. ; 88140. to 96 110 ., Rid. to 3d. ; 96114. to 104110., 34d. to Sid. ; Hem Hides, ea. Call Skins, 20. 62. to 6.. 6d. BNAMONDSIT; Oct. 6.—Half-brods, Os. to Os. Od. Polled, 2a. 2d. to k 9d. Haltbsids, Is. 10d. to 2e. 2d. Downs, la. 6d. to Ic. 10d. CORN.-] wheat market, al- though visitant mirk animation in the trade, was stonily at Monday's pekes fort all good qualides of both 3ogliah and foreign ; Inferiorltalia was mixt to nnsakablo, and the stands were not cleared at a late hour. Plow, a slow sal*, at former rates. Choir making Bulgy =Liaised its value, but other damelptima wets L. par qr. cheaper. Thera was an introved ads kr Oats at tally Moaday's quotations. Beans aiW Per without shamans. nu fames; ao Monday's snatatUns : 111/141111. 'WNW r. Wmum, AIR mad 146414163 to 66 to 64—whito..— 63 to OS ft II IWO& MA or 63 to 4141 to 341 do 65 to 67 to II Tolsous Milt or 1141413) 63 so 46 Om& &Lid.. to&—S• go 62 go 64 -whits-- II to 66 r N Nordgemb.orldsolob do.— to —... do.-- —to— lo Wei do EtTL. 3l to 84 BAIL" Itedlag. MIAs& U to 34...d00t0k to BM% Wow OAra, El= TOIL 16 to 10 to 210 06-31•83 —to—B Od Fobs& 10 to 11 to fb 04—posato 36 to 26, Od Serino& & lrtii Md 31 to Oa 06...pd0t0. 23 to Us 04 11t1 hod 16 to 131 Od—ilsok.. 16 to lig 41 Ditto poto6o--. 11 so :Is Od WAIT 141; .. 40 to O. -...... - has. 0ni uw .........-......... SS to Us 0d...5001e ll6 to 40 -. 4$ to 31...Up5r10l sl to 33 Mato ............ . ... -... 34 CO 40. lonors. 40 to 4$ Saw% D1055ua.........../1 **** SI. Ake . 0 to 34...01d - to - Huse, Uto U-soull $4 to 34...01d - to - Taus, Now egrias per loth. --vas winter 10 so 11...01d - to - 'Luella, Now 4O to 111 Loma Cum per tbartad tell 100. to Sl2 ft. oss no r ap. [tom Minium* isiturid 44 to 80...tait baushold 43 to 14 Meta sod Mb& 40 to 41...01at0... ..... ... 41 to 43 ttorthoottosi UM mid. Uvula, sod Yorkadr• emu sad ---- - - - Naar, DIMAS and .1,41,14.. Jim NI to 61 T trz e oro a r in miki ad NW" ..... .......... . 11l to 63 60 to Dada mod Nmattargb tommtma 45 to 49...19up1Ama to Diaale sad Odom 46 to 61 Scull 9rd - to - . molt - to - Sri Baur, D r aft 36 - te 19...dlodUisi 29 to 61 Isms Omut 16 to 40-Lamm - to OA" SWIM l6 to 19 Pomormsom ad Strolomatl lamodloi oaf Dania 17 to to 21 Pramolood ad Dare tool l7 to 20 Ditto Dar. ..... .- 20 to 24...60 ... Baur, tieL. -b - „old- - So Somali - to - ...AL to - to - to Tour GIL ... -to -.Aar" .... . -to - Lama, Bar mai Ruda, 'l4 i . .; 66 to is NoNtotralla ad Odra. - to 36 to 40 Ursa, - to - .hmatromod 44 to 46 Lamm Cour tro et tbilieLta. ..... ...... Z & 100. to t 6 la. Lama Cam Dole ad t II Or to at 9 Or Dlllo Tama moil Ammorior '•'•»t 6 101.50 1 t 9 100. har e Assarbra. Dor and of 11111ba 3O to 12 Doable owl Drallag.. Comas ...... ....................... 26 to 31 Tara. per erliVialik. ins - - -.........- to - - 61.30VALS INTO LONDON 11/ON DM OCT. TO Ilth OCT. Qom. Sorrok. WA. W a llt. What W IL I Sorry .......»»..» I OOO Oats 370 I 1 1 11, :ifil I UlO Ma, 1,186 ado ; Waal& 4210 qrs. By.varua - Mort. 545. N.; loam Sla Id. ; Oar 22.„ lA.ta Id.; 1000r_314. IL ; Par 44.14. DIPSRIAL ARMOR& 421.0Dar1sy.1 Oats. I gye.4 34. l4eas. d rad. 0 :14 1d.214 114c504 11 I a7d ...._ 3 ... _ Us Ild,&14 Ida'. Oda. Id Ns tld Me lld -- _ . .r — 3 ~‘, „. ids Idd psis 44 no ALM as Id iots dla 4d 14 Um Ildp id lb NI Ma 1k1,311s 10d,404 Id u _ Us dd 74 Ho Ild 014 00174 111 37. Ild _ 3 0 _ _ le NUs 2dll. 1411. 1111. IdAs Id 4 wade A. kw. I &lii ffrii FS — SeThir e a D v ,..„vibead e IL ; fiszlipls . .; Ostd. Ix 44.1 1171. Beam, r 0 b. Price. 11%1 1 1 BM* n• 4 ... n . - . Baxarrai, Oat. 6.—Tha bads for ell deseriptioss of maw grata was worpgat today, while old was hi &mead at few gia g em The Sallow*/ are the prices: Wheat, old, 11L4d. to go gd. pa bads. • new, to led. Barley, 21k. to 32e. per qr. Oats, ids. to 275. Beam, be. to bs. Bd. per bashel. Britorosue, Oat o.—D=he present tradenisi to the denser the haft the Wheat rat& dal, bat lower i est haw sr boa submitted to on any delariptier ailogis the heavier descriptions at &r -iser;light is insole to dispose of is quantity. Oats at • redootion of Id. to L. per qr., and Besse at a urn Mass. Orfsdisg PSIS la demand, sad folly u arr. At Or day's meeker, than WY a Lim supply of Wheat, whisk ken halms readily et rather our the -ear rum of this day sefinaht, but we make so alteration is our plantar Ds lbw saminally useltared, but low qualities were oselleshr New O. Is per qr. lower ; old on fully as dear, ma* iliNse Norm Been Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Per antra si Sok vain. Biuonos, Oct. 6.—Wicsat is asilsore mg 4 ; old asid freely, and good our at lost wears rafts tlin Ss Make wen negreted. The pets part &Os Irby mos dls rimed. sad net fer mskile ; SSW sompies tolerably wen, r did oleo old g Oats, kiss, and Per. Bazar, Ost 6.—The inle of Floor emaksisi von dull in Or me net ; the Cats trade hat been Misr Awls. the week. Femme' Wiest hi geed ripply; sew samples at feet& by the Mrs of wet weather. New Boer 3= ark ; go& anized, esesne, 40e. dile. At te.day's there mos a Yr. siondesee, and a gni Mall tenon woe dose, at yen lint prior, kr a n ; Ist fabric" foreign When, sad sow Wheat, win a rile reaper. Pew samples al Irby, sad 1166= Large supplies of 'added Irith peso& as the at • reduatios of re wr. Zed nail 01111•11 What, 66.. to 675. re Psessie, 62e. to 665.; Basile old Wheat, 66. to 00s.; sow, 46. fa MM. per qr. Bear 2 ni t s: . lnfi eeL ßarbrie n t A c t. t i t i oefr ow life il tglniem block, 20s. to NM Antrim of Prank 'Wheat, Mill sr; bury, 170 ; reetwies and tram Ireland, 70 re. Wiest, 207 of Harley, and UM Osta. ' Dooms, Or. 11.—Wo won w: l 4r yid) most al ddt was d kit noes wed I. wa l gZ cooditios • far tlia boot nark old, kat wook's pekes won obtonal, bat, it kir nes of wow, bon is. to 2a. par or. draw woe s oil to bo oalinkard I. wbilo tin Wake narks mad wan okagotkor unokablo; kat ft an bus for a' link & far nod wind, taw Irak ta mini wool& lon bon min bankr. Daril woo la Irk !wooly Sir tit' as ot nor ; tbso ins but balm deiwi;ird prim on dint In Oats, Banns, sad Per no alteration in pdis. Wheat, white, 60s. to 641. per quarter ; best red, 68e. in ; mt6dlieit. 495. to 555.; Inferior. 38s. to 48s. Baxley, 261. to 411. Oats. 235. to 275. Beans. old, 445. lo 46.. Peas, 40s. to 48s. Flour, fine, psr sank 465. to 50s. ; mends, 425. to 451. - - - Lorna , Oct. 4.—We had oaly a sewn atherieses of Far mers 14,411 T, sad vary sway of the respire of Coro, especially Wheat, ware iamb out of isooditios. There was little besieges does aad last week's prices meld OINIZOOI7 b• audatalned. Wheat, 465. to 63e. Barley, 26a. to 311. Oats, 16s. to 20a. Mrazarosta, Oot. 6.—We had a slow trade f.r Wbsat, only dry seraphs of old sad sew Wog sambas; most of the sow rows to hood troy cold sad twit for ass. Priow tiara for aid rod treat 64a. to 00s. ; sow, 46a. to 60s. Last Coro was nay little inquired for at prim of last day. ILutentouuse, Oct 6.—Oar what to-day wuduU for Wheat hat week's vetoes were not utaintained, exempt Mr dry las qualities; old Wheat, red, 60s. to 665. ; white, it..te Wu; new, 48s. to 621. ; white, 50.. to 66e. Barley sates very slowly to head ; good sada, Melted Ws. ; in ferior, 28u is 28s. Pees and Beans ere very dell saki. Nawnowr, Oct. 6 —We bad this day a imp nWy of Wheat ; there was a tolerably sale of old, and beg diaai tins of new, at Z. per qr. decline. A great of the market being out of condition, could not b. dd d of. PLeicorrn, Oct. 6.—The weather is tan wet, and most new samples of Wheat are very damp and unfit tun V iin diz i . At this mo= id market then was not ma & done. Prkes ROWSZT, Oct. 6.—At our market this day the sale of all dmeriptlon of gran was dull, sad prices were centennially the same as this day week. ROTITON, Oct. 4.—i fall market ; fine Wheat =wetted last week's priors ; secondary qualities were affmnid by the weather, end bought on eager terms. Barley fully as clear. Wheat. 265. to Ws. oer load. Barley. 225. to 36e. par qr. Oats, 18e. to 26. tirochron on-Titu Oct. 4.-Ws have good UAW' Of Whaat ocustwiee. This morning we had a short supply of Wheat from the farwars, which sold at se advance of Bully Is. par qr. Old Wheat in good demand, eta similar ha pravemssit. Barley, Osta, and Buns, in shut supply, and erkl at late prima. Aver without alungo. Thurruon, Oct. 6.-A lugs suffly of Wheat ia bad cur dill*. The elk arm, but sot at l ower prime. A few par akin bk usatisa, mob radar mire money. Tits anmaao piss this mask la ba. par qr. Barley is cheaper, than bring am it merlon, MA IM quubty intoner, from 30e: to SOL per qr. Oats without allssatiss. Now Beam an tough, foul*. as lib. par qr. Pus, 40s. Oat. d.-The 'applies of old Wheat an still good. Barley and Oat. wars in hill do. mud Old Wheat we. a magma made at 26s ; some kink, whits Wheat, 24a. 6d. to Ms. ; farmers' saw Wheat moved gradually at 235. per bushel. Grinding Barley no deed at 13s. per bushel; interior samples ,126. Oats 'tiled at 91. to 9s. 84. All denominations of Barley sold slowly 2s. ed. poi stone was made for rally good qualities awl 2s. 4d. for seconds. Potatoes are stiU making 7d. to 84. per. atone. Wortittrorox, Oct. 4.-The attendance at our !market to day was but tbin both of farmers and dialers. Now Whist pretty pleatihl, but, gossully speaking, not is pod condi tion. Barley in request, but scarce. OMB, in abundance. The following an the rinotatioes :-Wheat„ prime, old, Xs. ; new, 21s. to 245. ; Barley, 12s. to 145.; Oats, 9a to 10s. linurstraos, Oat 4.-TG supply of Wheat hew As farmers this nursing was mama ;: s o it =ha wove quite as dear as last Wednesday, bit birisr were a dull salik sad some quantity asisabal Paraiga was is dassad, and a goad Mier was emu at tally konseprioss. litadu was a nady sak, bet viand skunks ia yaw. Oats were dull, imatO he slain gualkiss, whisk, bias scarce, 'rola per qr. dune_ . Bums whim Wheat, top, 70s. ; average, Ms. 3d.' Palm tsp, 3 k ; swan, 325. ; Oak, top, 281. ; avenge, 245, 6d. Beans, top, 435. ; avenge, 40s. id. Onueow, Oct. 4.-The arrivals of Wheat at month idea the 27‘k althno amount to 11,200 .e,7,21:-, Darby 6,600 qrs. • about 10,000 qrs. et is inter ami 4,4011qm. ef the l atter being from foreign Biz sr um assails use in the Clyde from Inks& km ham Illasmsst, with sew Oats, and a sew few bass WadissA, sad two oargoes of Whoa from abroad at pa Os in the aggregate nisei abundant sap. pima,LA Os few days us hum had wet wither. asil kit Me rain. With As meow at Opt. of did" a pal may en still woad bibs sus diaries, and wady the whale of the Bum asp, borest Lit adenoid nas* arqistion. Little prows Ms bun mad' in males at What dubs the week, - bum ausaing a greater as. luau dun slim were was la muds b. In Bully a kb bairn we. ism at rather knee psis's. BOW were oflsdaellospar. At thin day's nub* dis but dassiption of aid Wm* wars hold at bra prism bat those we. not stub mild, sad other qualities were ellsring rather cheaper. No &saga as regards Flour. New Lkurink Oats brought 19s. ft 211 a. per 284 lbs. ia quantitiss; old Oars in l limited smut, and sew thrsip midst a farther rodassion. 4 Old Baas unid bs Imukt as Lr to b. per boll under formic Da rates. Than we. Halo skunks hi the value of Barley, lid but the demand was not attlvo. et HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET.— MOW& Patel4oll and Smith report that the supply of Hops is not yet equal to the demand, and prime for fine sorts are 2a. to 4s. hlgiur. Duty, 206,0001. New Midi E. Roots IL 10 to K. 6 Towline Koolo.o.owt It 71e 21.12 Weald of !Lento 2 6to 3 3 Yearling Boon oto 2 8 2to 3 16 014 1 oto 1 16 Pomba= 4 oto 6 CATTLE, &c.—BNITHFIELD, 2100 though the =timber of Boasts is by no mesas large, yet the demand kw limited, wrist to the hot weather,that there are too many for the trade. It is with (Meshy that Mon day's quotations are realised for the &Bisset desiarip tiost, sad meoad.rats are fatly 2d. pm 8 lbs. lower. The supply of Sheep h shoat sa avenge grr the time of year ; trade is very dell, at rather lower prises. Calves are not pits so *WM as they have been of lab. bolo 's prima am non disietsl4 eves, but it is very Math to sleek any mamma Tilde it, Pip is rather slower thou it has hew Pram Rallimd lad Gummy, we have shoat 140 Beasts 1,110 nee% and 163 Calves; ken France, 11 Be.,ata and ,121 KWh Cnrs Iron Similes* Counties. Nit need Sin d. ad. Ped d. nee nee Ilanan.. 3 10 4 0 BM Nee • 0 • Bet 5150relens ...... 2 6 3 8 Bin 4 4 4 =sores many &Ms.. 10 3 4 ... e . 3 4 4 4 WPM quaky 3 6 4 Dot ........ OOO Beet Dee i Henan 4 8 6 0 . Bon at learnt, ; hum l e 66 s. 403; .011117111. 348; Pea 406. Nitess.x, Oct. 3.-130 ;many his happening s ow, we P han only had a eery small market, mug few and rima similar to last market. Bee 4 64. to 7 per Mono. Netts% M. to 6d. pm lb. Blints, 16; 6d. Shoop, 110. N Oct. 3.—The amber o< ht Booms prossnted ihr ale would about 613; the tam cedillas wsr ... 22ajits! &monk sod sell frosly st pererse. sod Waist meets wore deggib oss hod a den,== niemmont, and part reerdnad sum ; pA ft The qp of 6:x awl Loam pressatad he mks weld oompriee - Aoat lead; kind.remit' in Oat dewy less or mon ; the ro. deletion ea the belts, guallft weal be shoat la. per Mad from last wash, whine these of middling dmaription elms rimed a modwadon. The Matra trade was far from being at any poot of the day, and part remake& nn told; the Lamb Weds was tolerably satire ; former prises were sepportad, sad all sold. Pigs are eagerly inquire:Wier, and an selling at high mdse. Prime Beast', 6s. to 6a. Id. per of lidta. ; Mmop, &L to Is. per head below 6d.; &L to 6d. per lb. offal. BAIILLINASLOI Fain,-0rt.4.-.Ths results of the Shoop fair to-day have been musk aura favourable than was gem rally satkipated. In the marigm, and up to twelve o'clock, there was but little sign of huofi0 00, bat frays that hour down to • late period of the inning a batik walla was oar - riod on, and a oosaidsrabla on= of mks Minted. 'rho primal* dam= was irr a quality oar the lolls ; bat the soppy pilaw Vahan was aversUndid than =sr m ewing to lim heavy aim ado brit two moat= WM the usigaism eta iiWo let, the higkom pries Woe& aid= by within or ewes did not mend 21. Lb. ild. Last night's Nis scashisrably doweled the FEN of the Moak la w n d were it mit for p o e m pobl prim might ha= abishad. The did not musk WINO err last year, ths IA anrogizl ini o”. to 45.. bot das, &maul wish belabor . Thy list of the prieeloaleabo, up to OM ear*, appetoad fax km Eaftbsaolso Sr pub. listed that wring :-11 irAriy, Sq., a tow et Within, 200, at W. 9s. ; ditto, 21 1 , at 21. es.; Mr. Joys, Callas, 100, at 21 ; Captain Masters, Crop= • lot of iamb Within, at 11. 14s. IL ; Captain Davis: Palmy 96 Witham, at 11 14s. 6d. ; John Fahey, Esq., 150 Vothars, at 21.2.. ; Mr. Dolah=t, • lot of two.yearsid Ewos, at 21 la.; Mr. Consist= Wil to Mr. Smith 100 Within, at 21. 2a.; Mr. Ts=iy mid to Mr. Colby 200 Emu, Comually,Earsavills, said 120 Ewes at 11. 12s. 6&. ; ditto, 200 Ewes, at 11. 6a ; Mr. Irwin sold 90 Witham at 21. 6s. ; Me. R. C. Retry sold 100 Ems at 11 der 6d. ; Mr. I.Wobb width:es lots of Ewe. at 255. to its. A vary kw kt Wethen brought 50s. ; and owning to the don of dm day Ewes were may briskly at grins ranging from 21. 11. to lO.. In addition Um irorrompondant at a Dahlia journal gine the follow* : Mr. Robert D'Aroy (top lot of the kid, 21.15 a.; AIM, lit of 400 Within, 21. 6s. 61. ; Mr. Boren Pans (top lot). 21.12 x. 6d.; Mr. Ham= Bulk top lot), 150 Within, 21. lls. ; ditto, Ewa, 21. fo. ; ditto, lot) Weiser', 2/ 55.; dike, Ems, 21. 2s. ,• Mr. John lot 150 WstEon, 21 Ss. Id .; Mr. Comae Polly ditto, le ; Ms. P. O'Cannorditte, 21 ; kw prinsipal dread wss kr prime Withers ; bat wry fro wits is lie hir. Ewe. eta geed quality wars she in brisk brand, mid swaged prissy of Rom 11 10a. to 21. 10a ; bat them whie =gran es tho latter wan of the bast Own af so ordinary kind were ballad= ix, as than wasa chat of sack in the fair. A not romalood =sold. Mr* is shop number of 'wry opleadid Rinse la tows, mad =wally a geed may bens; bow ran, as Agoras is this staft ban lasso yet kneed. Oaks fir the army will bs sought for_, sad son& Faith= me ben fee twine Rams. TM town is not vary rowdd. BDLNIIIIMIN, Oat. 4.-TM ft sad Limb market this mond= woe ant so hog* so but wnk. =With = most min say is prism. Bast i s g ;ad ad tklors a shads oder Id. pm pound ; mita to- Mks, 54. to iiid. ; Widow, 41. MI tt o r = dish. A fow god khan won loft of rltur a o stain domandidEport Mew lot= bs an also is and sell at go= piim Moak all tae Labs were ee Tho sap*on in We day's market was also oceskftrably Is., pershaiady of good Cattle. kalse more tufty elhatid. Tip nearly es. • middling qualities, le Id. to 7s. 44. ; par Dui= moos, inking ad& A tow wore left on; wessid. ibr lime day's Ilarketa an lea par, COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—We have the same quiet market in Consols with prices unaltered from yesterday, at 88} to far mow, and 88j to for time. Exchequer Bills, 31s. to 34a. premium. Mexican bonds ere still freely dealt in; but tebetter than they were quoted in the y, are not so good as they Met lasteweafsg. i ge — y7r - e now called lei to 191. Peruvian, 30 to 2. New Grenade, 11 to 12. Brazilian, 70 to 2. Chiliso, 83 to 6. Buenos Ayres, 20 to 2. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12; the Threes, 23 to 1. Passive, 21 to 31 . Portuguese, 24 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 44 to 81; the Fours, 84 to 91. Raritan, 99 to 100. Belgian, 70 to 2. %nig, 85 to & The advice' from Amsterdam continue to report Brazilian, &elapses, and Mexican stocks in favour. *NOUNS FUNDS. wk Sko& shut. iferCat. Om kr Fad. act t 11 per OS. Ned. Sam. dist. 3 pit Ot OcoN &ZlON Cla rlia. as ts Os Dam - oaghJX 4 it 01. Ardnia.oo46, L1M4 2 6 1"" - 6170..3C r i r a b a. o 4 azdtv 6 wi z. a.. Ares Ida r ft Oatriam a glis. ll6 7o - 0 16 . 4 04 006 4016 44 06 k 4 pest OS. 66 04114.40 az div V= 1 pot FS 4:1 12 T 11 4 IN • per Ma. SO 1 rEratalli Ogre Na l t li ki Waimea= Nal RAI:MAIM—The market continuse heavy, and we have scarcely any Mammalians to report. The fluctuations in prices, however, are not of any con sequence. We quote Louden and North Western, 10e to 110 ; Great Western, 14 to 12 die,; Brightman, 161 to 7 per 'hare ; Caledonians, 194 to 20; Great Northmns, 12i to 1 die. 1 BALM lITICITID OP TO TWO TRU DAY IN LONDON. (Yeelrdsf• Weis will be bead's Oa pep.) OaObis. IR Las It B. Wooers di De. Wm lOL 11% Da. Now Ms, f d Orem liss I f MONA IN I Ds Id. 5 per .0., I, fa d Do. 30.1. CceioL Prot. ill Ds do. es. 2, f A Ds Bk. sad DwOy. 57 Owed Nalbens 414_ N. me* .IM Ordei SNOWS NM Wolin (kir Ds Belies I No% U If S. llMlbraliks l ei! Vitt •rleai. WAILS. • The ladle kr Beata Nora Amelia . mut the UnitNt Stater, will lamb tip at the waft et the Ith Oat. These kr Tam o= . Likon. Makin. Cadiz, end Gibraltar t:::=eh the et the 7th oat. dead lesmaiss, te the liodttortonema, Walt WI" bah HIIWIEtEL be, ell be made up co the at the 7th Oat the keel Indk Me% iseteig fade. Nonia, Hannah. =ASew Odra% set Waite. eel Metalling Mom toe L teethibilletragee, New Oared% WC. end Pan, will ' be =alum e w er meniti et the 7th OIL Vie Mind leas kr .rekr, Maki. aeon% the balm Wanda. 011kino bane BalkWahli alb% fionthiunt. el% SW yea the neernhei et the lath Olt. Sew Math Walla Tee OffiliNlMS Land, and New Iteshal will he mile up on the molar of Ike net Oet. yhe dr Wad 03111 a Of Ardis sad Iledelre w il l be made Ileserainlag Wks Wit Ost. The mils kr Mal" the Braila and Banos Ayres, wi ll be sift ea ea the email etthe eth Nov. BIOS WATS& AT LONDON 111D01. ra...DaT—llesb& IS els. pam 7; Aftarmak, u/s. put 7. sw—lismiss.■W. sma O. Aflaresmo, Is du. pa.. LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. Taus French politicians who insist on referring to the people at large the duty of electing . a president of the Republic, appear to us perfectly in the right. Although we fear that no party supports, or has sup ported, this on the ground of principle. The demo crats and the dynasties would either of them willingly invest the National Assembly . with this power, were it likely to be exerted in their favour. Nor would the moderate republicans, who compose the govern ment, object to the same expedient, did it promise to terminate in the election of CAVAIONAC. As none of these parties, however, can for the pre sent moment agree, or trust one another, all Nee the necessity of referring the important choice to univer sal suffrage. There are, indeed, but two prin ciples of s overeignty—hereditary right, and popular choice ; the former of which has been so utterly crushed, complicated, and destroyed in France, that recurrence to the other principle is unavoidable. Both modes of originating sovereignty have their mama. vesieeess. which oonstitational government has dis covered the secret of obviating. But in a country whose constitution has gone to pieces with the throne, popular suffrage with all its dangers and inconve niences, must be resorted to, and ought to be obeyed. We think it a great pity, that upon the failure of the third dynasty which had essayed the duties of monarchy within the third portion of a century, all rational people in France did not rally to the idea of making a serious and fair eery of self-government in the shape of a republic. We are, in abstract, no peen. liar admirers of a republic, and think it would have been best to allow the House of ORLEANS, with all its faults, to prolong their reign. But the revolution having taken place, the republic having been pre claimed, having been accepted, having been sworn to, it ought to have had a fairer trial than the moderates have given it. We know =thave ample excuses mthe ignorance urbulence of many of their colleagues, the dan gerous machinations of the violent, and the attacks on property . and family made even by philosophic speakers in the Assembly. It is the fact of the word republic having been exclusively monopolised as their own by these men and their ideas, and its having also been made the signal and the source of the moat man ' and subversive strife—that has disgusted too many French, first, with the name of a republic, and then with the thing. It is, however, not eufficient to abrogate a turbu lent republic in order at once to enjoys constitutional monarchy. And a nation which has fallen into anarchy by stepping . from kingdom to com monwealth, may . fall into a still deeper abyss whilst seeking to jump from republic to monarchy. There are now "Three Ric.hmonds in the field," more than two roses to keep up a war of race. And there remain the republicans, who have now ac quired far too extensive an influence, and too great a vitality to be ever again trodden out. A republic ay not be able to exist in France • but it has at bed the power to render impossible ihe existence of sag thing else. The great, the immense advantage of an hereditary monarchyic,that it precludes the ambition of princely or oligarchic personages and families, gives firmness and continuity to national policy, and budges over the critical moment of the death of the sovereign, by the fealty instantly transferred to his heir. Butno monarchy that can be built up in France can secure any of these advantages. How uncertain must be the life interest of any . sovereign—what a problem the descent of power in his family ? No matter what dynasty is hoisted next on the throne of France, that dynasty will infallibly seek its force in that baptane de sang which the BOURBONS of both branches avoided. War will become the policy of any French king who, according to a very sublime metaphor of the noes, "although he may build castles in the air, must strive to lay their foundations in blood." Here, then, is a fresh element of both insecurity and disord er. Let us consult the views and conduct of the dynasties themselves. Why him Louis NAPOLEON at present the best chance of becoming chief of the state ? Not merely because of the respect borne by old soldiers to his name, but be cause the Legitimists, and even the (Meanies, think that monarchy however restored in his person, would not be durable. LOUIS NAPOLEON'S accession would probably lead to a war in Europe, for he could not be deaf to the traditions of his name. And war might lead to another restoration like that of 1814. Each contending dynasty drops its line into the troubled waters of France, and speculates on the very trouble being favourable to its sport or its design. There is but one government which could be a peaceful one, and which would have at heart the prosperity of France and the peace of the world ; and that is the moderate re public. In the present struggle it is, however, the beset popular and the least hopeful. The moderate republicans have the great misfortune of being at present in possession of the government, and al consequently being in a manner responsible for both its laxity and its rigour, for the want of confi dence, the suspense of trade, the poverty of dunces, and the universal paralysis of society. Every one sees that to be the government at present is to be a scapegoat, and to fall into disrepute ; and, conse quently, whenever General CAVAIONAC makes a move to retire, all press forward to keep him in his present Ingrate and powerless position. We wonder lie has sot flung down sceptre and sword long since, in stead of consenting to keep the place warm for the first bold intriguer. He has evidently outlived his popularity even with those moderates and that middle class whose existence he saved. The worst characteristic' of the moderates as a party is their incapacity of attachment, and their seventy towards the wielders of power. We need not speak of the two dynasties of BOURBON, which theyfailed to guide, and which in enlisting they overthrew. LAMABTINE was their idol till the Ist of May. But they flung LABIARTINE aside, be canoe, having risen by the popular and repub lican party, he would not turn against it, and mush it by arms. CAVAIONAC then came forward to do what LAMAITINE had shrunharom. He did employ arms, he did do the behests of the moderates, and crushed the people. But even this has not suflostl. A month's adhesion and popularity were considered payment h for CAVAIONAC. He, too, was IMO. mooed, hie arms, to break altogether with the republicans, and look for support to the dynasties Hs has relived, and, having refused, is re telitWho comes next as their chief and LOUIE NAPOLEON, no doubt to be fine flattered, cherished, elevated, then vii. fled and overthrown. We must teams our despair of seeing France either laved, or restored to mesu .. wesperity and grandeur by such conduct as ax must desire to see the representatives 1171;10 and enlightened classes predominant. paid_mew one met feel that the exclusive political inge al the lower and labouring clams must be es Nukes to themegves es to the dames Fumed e t wog end inteßigence. But without wisdom, ic=dhintereatedues, fairness, honesty, thmuA ea toped et prissilie, even the middle deems at eel is id &owe, to retain their legitimate oil Mimy Mmes. Ms legislature is not alwa ressonable in its reform% nor the people in their It is indeed the midortane of free governments, that they can de nothing lave un der pr and that the u. never owes tillaft w er the mews , and till the abase is . And thus whoa the prawn does some , it is and edges% and impatient that the labour et yam cannot be done in so meg days, and that statesmen or cannot imply. vim remedies and hpeoremquite new nu- Thusand systems. it is with menibuy reform, with with the cleansing of that nether world of r - g Ak ~ *..iat:4‘ t • / "......%so :` —% fir v.) ....0.. gr i it t ,- - •,. 1c •,.., A 4 • T 4 91