The Express. — London, England, 1848-06-05 00:00:00

. _ _ ._ .. . . . - .- --- - ------ --- . ___......,_.......,--e--se,-...- - e----......_ . . .. _. . e • z) • _4 ! , / eeZ --- j....--e....f- s ; 02- e.... 0 0 /. ,- i',"/..' e ,„.. e . z L 1.... / 1-1,,, , ,-.4 7 - /7/4 .e. c....... ‘,.../..-- 1..4--. _- , eia.-....---A,„....,..p._.,,,,,-,4 _ .Ger--se ---- 2- . --- A.., cz..,L.,,,, - ,....„,_ , e....._ . . . ..., , . ,/ . . e 1., . . . - . . • ... . ....••••• . , • %.•1••• / ... , , 1111/.-REDIICED ACALIt 01 RATES ilf THE ORTICULTURAL SOCIETY of LONDON.- • CLUBS FOR 'THE PURCHASE OF ARMB.-The Lei- viz , Bagar • 150 htids. Wsat India, 10,000 begs Manritina, OYAL FARMERS' & GENERAL FIRE, LIFE, 1.1 EXitt BITION oat the °AUDI:N.-The PECOND MEETING l V R end HAIL I NSVRA N Ce: 1 NAT IT lee ti iNe-Cateed.C3 ll .l lo o. eel take piece on SATURDAY, June le Settled^ for eehlietion that . 11141 . cuter Chronicle stares that numbers of workmen in *kat 6,000 bags Benral, and 2,600 bsgs Chios • Coffee, 70G S ba a l l e tpe s hil tr o , , , , , h 7 a oo 2 l; soo age *is ; Pini na e li n ve to, Ce l y sO lon bageH an' : s°6 ltice ha , r ;De fore b i rgsj • I. vete. Act I.f Perleiniene-etemp duty pald by the le en. the ethos on Friday, Juno 9. or at the garden before half•pret 8 to . h w a n t a r e i: tte n o ett . t r tm o s l ai l l e y d w4 i eh n oe a B e l a e u i b i y s uni t: t r : t h oi .. e . p db m , c r. b oo ; l e e .t ht e o h. e f e !l et - a ob r i ie m . s a. , tf i w otn i h t L h e reitire‘72A RTIGTA I M'A LE of It %TIM, aderwi to meet ely pre 0 - eleek a.m. on the day of exhltetien. The gaten will be upon to welter. 414 10. wan reluctien In tho price of grain, her been araged, so Met earner at I p.m. Ptak= are lamed to fellows at this oleos, price he . . rah, or at • , e ,.. wre ti neth eteee I ith an retard" quiedity per acre efel prim. the garden in the afternoon re the days •11' exhllitlou at 7, Pl. c.veft. hot ra, re loss. eitheetamßee will he ifthe aralellne to the Interred then otdy to onion nem fellow. of the threlety. N.ll. No tick= will workmen engaged in a 'large public eetablishment it is uud Pepper, 240 bags. PRICES CORR E NT. W i tl etro7r ' re .P Flie bewL y... '"....- 30 .D.r 0:. 346 .43 1i Cargr PigN at & C.l l. rdiff bar 4 : 7 1 0 00, 1'11 7 1 Ae. ,, e.ice e , o w .•• l ee me Iterates" the omit after tee demure thrum bc Wined in Regent -Meth on the don re evietetthe -21. Reece& street _ e ill3rtelAS Il ia ethwl reported on Tunday that the clubs bad been provided illo ra wel the arnount tell le 1 net Memel.% ely. Tee n iii., isr, r eetelee w ee they are hervested. M hatte Hasam o l t ra, feria, It re, reel % =hue MESSRS. LAMOND and Co., rail ma share a timelines of a fire-lock end bayonet, frnm Birming ,sl (mune per acne , Wen trochee .n. Tarte ancaloneen, respectfully Hi to Inform their MenZ sod tho .. which might be had (wholesale) lOC 12s. 6d. .. 11 9...48 awed= ll 10...12 & Pk, a' r Ta rti r d ' r r n 6 ditto. Pi o thrtem. u eMeeurceir BZt . . em i l e ee leeer . fce ks that theii continue daUy to BUY and ithl.ll. ell ancoptions of AN thICIRTIFICATED BANKRUPT-At the Essex Manritio, iraril... 29 6.. 36 Late, at per ton. I 51C, 9 1.. Glass 11iith ,e„ ye nt. a rieILWAY 14 Ankle. debenture,. Eolith end foreign stocks, Mining . tura, morals. and all Miler Gwen anti pniperty, . Hera. L. and Co. also further an. County Court, May 25, M. Johnson, late of Lamb's Con. I l e o ll e. ew• • - : 7 ., ::. r s ' Illid ei beet l7 0 .11 , thete we mitelotte in . nil tho thine* Cornet lii the Idnelom. of manes thet their public Wei of =Dray dune take. Mace every Wed. x 5 ) , LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1848. [THREEPENCE duit street, draper, applied for hie discharge. It appeared Berealknadree,b. 25 6..,32 Barr ' 4'B'4 17 13... 9 17 0.-111 iter... e" - wportsisos sod men tufonnation smile obtalnoL or at the =day, at I Woks*. at Malian of Centilitre°. Thoadneolleekeet, Lie- 0 ..i.i that some time since insolvent became a bankrupt, and was Yellow B4 0. 39 Patent shut 2B le- 0 one. O w fice b 7 Cense London. -- • - WM. SHAW, aleambeg Dimeter. don ;le their dikes at wlthe place all favours ars remsemed to be • addreeme-Thrthilneedlentreet, Lorene, Jan. 1. 1848. refuted his certificate in the Bankruptcy Court; he was White 4O 0. 46 =27. REAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR- 1 3 0TANIC WATER and BEAR'S GREASE.- DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. soon after arrested by a coanny creditor, and having been foreign. brown-- 27 0...31 Speller ASCE SOCIETY sod INDIA and LONDON Lint AR- LATEST FROM PARIS. in gaol eight months now asked his honour to discharge Yello - w 33 0.-36 One, per 2521 mp• gel. d.p. bum. 5 RAN CII come NY. 14, Waterloo pith°, sad Te, Meg wee., re...4 9 7 ra . be4d. the o. hate iNc le leran tb. 1 Z thin, and rating off, the only effeettal Our Flambtirg cones d t 'ti on Fridsy, him. His debts amounted to 4,6141., including two or three heened, Re , nbeo Orey aud white 37 0...45 Fisk ral. pale 23 it.„ • .11wit, thty. Oli SILVA...S.-The Chisholm. ,Is the the of the two ribevenfunel ---- pen en ,vm ng creditors in large sump, whose residence, it was stated, could 53 0.„61 straw B.4 "4lB H brperm e;d n aw M plit attT: w p i 1212 4 6 :24 4 i 1000 0 0 .. ............ 8384 4 50 0 , f tee. Deere, Ca it= ree-Rieliant Henley Kennedy. Ell ii ., anklet, =piled elternetely, the botanic 'eater to cleanse tho mots from Luaus GREAT iiR Pr Ai al urru AL 1.1 FE ASA , ' It eiNCE ei IETY. wurf.„.„:ll! sa a rittutlant, mid the bean coma an a nourinber. If any PARIS, SUNDAY, 6.30 ex. alya," The people, Hying before the Danes, have kett not be ucertained, and who, therefore, were not aware of Corns, tn bond. ...Tee whit" Is witabilshad upon the inot rippler= princtom of the en, z d ~, , s u ,4 t rtrod uir of nictitate. of beet. gre.ve for roue Nothing of the slightest importance hss transpired on pouring in by every coming train from Rendsburg . insolvent's application to the court. -Mr. Thompson, insol- West India, ordi o any ...test eynton, and allows meet for MU the amount of the tin& tive X d di l t e West n i f a r obtmn..4 b r. CatUn's =count of tbe quantity mad, a lt bod was T o t gr ta eed ynes. upo peo n p u l na e n u im w o e u u aly u th peasan at the ts y ) eh to onl F d ran go k in vent's attorney, said he had used every means to ascertain nary 2O 0... 35 Cod 25 0 ..25 d di,. 04 . 17 ... 4 good o.li. 53 c. .128 Olive,Gellmelepeon 48 0.. 0 36 0 . 30 South Sea 22 le .24 1 7,4.1. ~ d....,4410 .4.4.1.1 vow., the .ungsm 8.1.,, ,,,,w i 1 ,t7 e 00....r ., emiceectrlizeceeb.. I.7l:_iittveYeivosottele.eddtateliesea.rtibt..l,,A..meilv.....frltnit.laal, tth mo d rn sy m . g •inc Th e t e he e l d e c e t e i g o Il Yte Me d . t . e f o . toe et petite ertli n be in the Ma w r IMe. they might be informed of the examination of insolvent . Ala ri ne ure are of in nly pro d g e r ß or t a ch in ° Ul f th th is e ti a rojig x li the perm, he had imerted an advertisemenUn the Derr ....... ....... 30 9,.. st Oxce Nut . 2ile.. 1 prvillurni , v ry - 9"" l "..' llDl i A ik A . ND LONDON LIVE MffillltANCE COMPANY. ornmenit the public to raceme none Werth hut with their nuns. and wick= prated on the arrondissements, and all seems to go on in perfect fort, to claim the protection of the Diet, eventually the National Asaembly, against any division of of - the residences of those creditors and had failed, and thinking Z•eatt• y eies.-His Honour refused to grant the met...tta, and ptne ordinary' 34 0... 39 per toe .... 341 0... 41 tranquillity. &seem, et...eve. to SAO Sturm of Xs° each. pot, or the ebstnew are their obteinlne a thorium article the duchy or the incorporation of any part thereof 7-14 A Th's company =men the Wee of healthy meth. in the Peet of the TO 1., AIIIES.-ItOW LANDS' K ALY IX /R.- The number of candidates for the eleven vac7 e zies remanded insolvent for a month, that further efforts might Fine -43 0... 45 Linseed 22 15...2S • Ab. .1 world at Mime rates of prentlum se can be tali= coneetently with per- An Oriental Italemnic Preeamtion. of totalled. Ulmer in mot- in the representation of the department of the me, with the kingdom of Denmark. Dr. bchleiden, sent be made to ascertain the rmidence of the principal creditors. Mocka, good toffise 46 0... 72 Yasnisons, pez met. Butter-Cork, Ist 0 e... 0 Juni w Uctioiri*Naille'iNwih,.aii'lZbeentns ac‘ o-,Zie ”n e ' liete n."L aVolte " i t ila tiu n pecu mni lier n t athhjaderg: fling the me, fr om e n He w., eed .. ei ree e. e. re d th ,... ( the w., Lap, ja not 200, as some journals have announced, but 700. as deputy from Flensburg to the marine congress Axri-Gerre PERCHA MEETING.-On Monday last, Cc. " --- - ni99- 979 i. per head, assembled in this city and Mr. Thiedemanu (the a meeting took place on the Merketoquare, Northampton, Sumatra sod Mho $8 0 90 .. n. 35 0 52 hthe 0 o._ 0 a any I I : u affe it e war Itilvantagre to puttee &merit; for short periods: ° .„V,, dise " l " ^ “ l '''' ' y r "‘ l “ 693 a 1 ''' .194 ir " 49 ` 9 " Imi 999.99299 7 9 ' The banquet of the operatives, at five sous ra4e ti,„ r :, 1 1,.. 1 74 centitedie for the remaluder of life. Aye inraliil lithe whether method with mental ur Neely Inarreltrne rZ e er i rie7b wi rbm•' '' '."4 re .ta bel %" b ft i ' ' ' '; ' we e ef and d di eel 'it'w ell Ili " e f b il e:t han eefi s dte dannef ee ' reei;e a • Is postponed to Sunday' next. Awe 11 , 0 e of levet and nillitece officers and eivillath 1 0 I n di a , b., a - n these .•f sunburn diem of insects or incidental indasionati , .. us Schleswig-Holstein O'oonnel) were the principle i virtue* hare long and i reeve ely been thine wedged. Pelee to. hd. a 1 Since the parties inculpated in the affairs of the spokeamen. They have all started for Frankfort this On the subject f morning. As appears by accounts received to-day, a wl . t h e me rti o . o the introduction of gutta percha into the Ling T.. at pe. 22 1b. 0... 28 • shoe manufacture Tha handbil: called upon the workmen not to undertake to . make shoes for gutta perch& soles till CoaltoMcommin- 0 II- • Dublia,lst. 0 0... II Limerick do 56 0..8$ if rd.. el tb. colonic, or ,ither parts of Vie world. Carlow, lA-- U 0..90 C. 4 Annuities granted, and endorments for widows end Andra. A. R. IR YIN kl, Miuseareel4, Waterloo place. tie. el. per bottle. Eve aro "stardom ..1(r:Ii.lora" =Mahe= milieZl astenenite utterly ruinous to the complexion, we i e iee,. e e .b.,, • 13th ult. were committed te Vtncennes, great pre- g The chair was taken by an elderly 'hoe- Newry, let .... 0 0... 0 wk.- I Waterford ... ...... IS 0-85 repellant action, thrlanor health. Est Isdale of Me genuine haa the cautions against rescue have been adopted. neither liadersleben nor Apenrade is occupied by maker named Johnson, who urged his audience to join the Bee "' .wlljj ' a; at Per 9 9 ewi.6 9 . .... 11 7 B ee t nob , per _ _ . 1 27. T woes " Rowlands* Rainier - on the wrapper-tiokl by A. ROW LAN D re the Danes " HE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.- we t reyeg , eo . n et i one e, e i er . ', n e e ,. en a by a a w d.i, en a the officers are forbidden to be absent. after , . The Mel& walnut* formed by the pulite, during the 12 years podium= sunset, and patrols circulate around the Donjon dieing The following is an extract from General Ilalkett's of Cargo National Association of the Trades Union as the best means h i ,. , Th a magus 8 0... 12 guaronteeing themselves against the threatened evil. lie pans, cleaned , g i t.. g ro l:r t isne nem tierce ....... 0 11... 0 I die. W 1L1A.% el S. IteRTONS aate RIP PON mid Hin IiTON Si choreic-any ... . . . yurthed material Ma beep before It hethe into every oral eat enue . . .. . . ____ __ was followed by other speakers, one of whom, named Cole- Carolina. - 83 6-83 • the night. despatch to the King of Hanover, relative to the re arm. mau (who described himself as a " flint"), enlarged a good Smarm. lierras.Pork, Lank I sy 5..4y 0 -tad 1 'petite! entree molly made In silrer l poseesethe me it doer. the eharem tereue levity thd rlunthilftir . .i ‘s f elver ..leea _mtledetet v e othesere oi the do Mare= clew ends of A l ewe, Berlin DO sr. en 1 lior no• NEWS FROM PARIS. eel]) In the course of a search mado in the room of an cent engagement at Duppel : l” E of the r.‘ilways, charged with theft, papers PARIS, SenthaY, 11.30, A.M. have g. n found relating to the affair of the 15th ' . n llonxnune, Mee 29, 8 o'CLoco, P.M.-Yesterday morn- radices et the workmen themselves a wn "P a Il • dial on the injurious p tn . er , g en , with reference to the diminution of their wages. Many 7.7 Bran, Waterford, , Btu irtki. callot su , l . htit u u r.t.d te e; they . r .i al o tr y t by lu un tthed . Irottallona of the genuine - g the Danes advanced from Bonderburg and attacked the 1 s ... Ile pcv vrt eil 0 _76 0 outpost dmachments with superior forces. The detachments goods or lees than the wages. There were many too who journeimen had, he said, turned masters, and sold their D eo , 21 to Self:to e withdrew to • position, chosen for such a purpou in Cate Of 'Ss a Fiddle Tbreaded King's 36 yea cent. Lard,Ucleistorfth 1 5 , 0...7 0 9 ow • meaa greens and Fmk., full she, per Pettern. Pattern. Pattern. The spectacle presented in the affair of Louis Blanc May, including a list of twenty pereons marked for when times were hard would work for little ' ' men at a lower 0.1 , 2 4 ... 3 3 Waterford, do-. i dupes re m sse to Me. NI yesterday by the government has been last night and the guillotine. saeh an event occurring, near the Nubelcr windmill. At this rate than they would work for masters who had ke fsmalur 30 to 36 pt up Ditto Bladder ... 70 0-88 0 addl. , , Delimit thee atel ditto, ditto ... ...... los. Od. - 2.11. NI. 2.e. 'Tea ditto aed ditto, ditto. .... ..... fee NE lls. M. Ito. Pi. ' 99 * dlifl morning a subject of geneml indignation and The prefecture of I.yons hoe been given to al. Bil- poiot the parts of the &neon quartered in - . the vicinity con- their wages till they were beaten down by the competition P er cent ' 0.1.' 3 8 ... 4 I Amenees,dutyp. 61 5...72 0 r d.% i a . centrated themselves and as the Danes adeanced an action • Favourite lora 4 6 ... 4 9 Amam i 011 aMODYs at ver 111 - Gravy dltio ...,. ~ -- . .... -.. . 3, Ot. j 0.- OA. 7.. 0.1.. ridicule. , The demnnd made upon the Chamber, to landel, an ex-uflicer of artillery, and oue of the mod very same little muter's. The meeting eke te --Ma- l i Brandy Pittman& 811 ... 611 R. A.and la. Video. Juk. l'i 7*99199 diuu ' v "‘ "n9 enu971919k " *an 99 " 97977 9.9 "‘ 99939 " authorise the prosecution of M. Louts Blanca was rate party. sem.. Pent leer roil free. , WILLIAM e uuneows nate RIPPON wad 1714TOWS1 see* deliberately considered and debated for four days by The Seete of' tit : 4 morning publishes the following commeuced, which Comisted chiefl • . of tram yof artillery fire. The . Danes rinci all endeavoured to o te • P P y pen against our broke up on the understandina that those who were not 31- fernisli'spirns,d. 10 1 ... ore dry read members of the Trades Union should enrol the Ives Scot= P. 10 3. 0 0 Salted 06.44 es. 6d 0 21_0 31 d., k ineirtt =tran ir k 9 =ll6ls I igiViesUEBC: lo the world e u te • the Executive Commiesion and their ministers; and copy of the letter which was written hy the Pope to own troops, right fiank. They appeared in equal numbers to eur forth y with. nue Irieh lO 3 . 0 0 Beath, dry 0 0 ...0 0 on et of les and attempted, at the same time by • simul- - - - YLsa, per ton. Dreselted 0 2 ...0 ei and extent. am Inv lead In call anemones , iti.-1 , . ei o ;t 4- after mature - ribates the law officers of the state, the the Emperor of Austria on the breaking •ont el We- tummies etude from Alenoer and Gravenstelo, from the Rigs, P.TM. g3O 038 0 Rio, dry 0 34.-0 56 . 6d., 99 ` . " 1c9799.7P7717749n99.`vt. ' 99d 74 ' 7 ' 7.1999'99 911799 " 1:9191499'1 Minister of Justice, the l'rocureur General, and Slides in Lombardy : seaside, to coins in our rear. In consequence, therefore, CO3IIIIFRCIAL 4 MARKETS. SL- Puts/Wag ' 9 *** Liman. Vale. dry... 0 $1...0 6 In Welkstreet.l32t. of an arranged plan between myself and the commander in- bead 00 . 0 Wein India, dry... II 0 ...0 0 Doteu atm !leaden 00 0...011 ea.te t 0 a ...ei at , 34 . TRON BEDSTEADS and CHILDREN'S COTS. 17 -- -- --- the Procurcur of the Republic were inetructed and TO THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA. authorised to make a formal application to the ASSeM- It hue been the constant practice of the Holy ff ee tO be • chief on such an attempt being made I retired at about to MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. y ri „„y,„, d 2nd, 1 A vety liarm ASSORTMENT ot Delsteare end Children'. Cots, 1 • b ' o c ock the same evening y way of Atzbull to Quan, and, Two o'Clock.-The mime inactivity of business in !Dote, at per ton. RIM &Ayres, day 00. .0 0 A the herald of the worde of peace in the midst of the ware Bt.Peterebnrg,elelehe29l o ...3o Moen, dry 0 8 ...0 84 8. se 1 et iron sad brass-hearten& from Va. asch, nits from kie -le ON lily for liberty to prosecute. The committee of tee . . . . -as the ene my did not 1 °now us, the rear guard remained the funds is still to be observed. We have °um°, . .... so 9...80 t a. nale t .tieree, per BALE at the thew noun of WILLIAM S. He RTON Ora Reeve and A mbly to which this demand was referred had a which have watere.l the soil of Christian countries with at the former place. Being informed early this morning 5, es • &thorn. 39 Orford smelt (corner of Newmanweeell, aria 1, Newel.= blood ; and in an uildress ot the '29th April, in pew:tali:Ma Consols all the morning quoted from 83; to . meee half clean .-- 29 0 .30 bide 3 ... 3 0 i. eons, wolAare the lartheen the world & .h.s• may .0..h0 wen the member of the government, an under-secretary of a that the Premien' were advancing to Pupped us, I sent the =telt Resew-line, or Easy Iron eyeing Ike. which le erithetely rem that it was repugnant to our paternal heart to declare war, a . 4 both for time and money, with scarcely a „„ mh ivision forwards to drive the enemy's outpoitts from the , ot 0 0... 0 Del Woom, Myer too. of 2a, 5 stat f't d derided in favour of the im- eex ressl avowed our earnest deaire to con •i. 'e t dative In t,itirort. &neither. ocenriniy, an 4 freedom frum vermin nth e, or i s reporter, an w p y . In it o potation they had taken up near Satrup and the Nubeler variation, and very few bargains. Reduced Threes, tem cemaglion. and is amlicatile to D. and ',Teeth bolethile It haa ken peachment by a majority of 15 to 3, (3 - et the minis- peace. Do not allow it, then, to offend your majesty if we 32 0..14 udtuste ..... ..... 5 5... 310 7. at admen! et some of the nertropelitan heepaale aud her been found. an windmill. The Danes retired from there on our approach go" t o s Three-and-a-quarter per Cents 83 tto s st " til• make an appeal to our piety and religion exhortin ou i 7.. " ''' ••• ERN Jodie Sun.- lB 0...23 Campeachy . 6lO. 7 0 so um..., to ,-ded vv,4 vm w dor to 1.,a ths vvatev bed - 'vetoed ters themselves, with one exception, an among them . ,Y . . a 1 . towards Standee's. Duppel, and to Sonderburg. The Exchequer Bills, 345. to 38e. prenuune Bank Stock, emote) l6 0.-24 lewd; Jamaica 3 0... 641 • any tvglot ••••• ith miry i . 4 er leinuvougere area., met Wer Ithe free.-Latilednd J. '‘ ` v:1C.;,,,2, - , - {,,,, the kee f the seals, voted 't th per 0 . with paternal affecaon, to withdraw yoor arnues aga in ' ' which, without re-eonquering to your empire the minds of five° • wet' division of operations then occupied in the evening, according , n , ,_ ~, d pr by th mander in-chief 'quarters in the 1.1 W .. Jute r. st .IVLWAYB to have OLD GILT FRAMES free from fly mots end equal to new In helm mini. polon and measure they Lad themselves joined in authorising. t h e L oto b an j i no a v ene ti en , , All the • ' ministers oppmed their own ropatit ion with mese of evils-e il ha bringe in its train an unha ta 'w en -iv"' - e aun - ' - v.., t.,...t you youreelf mutt certainly deplore. IVY vicinity en Quin'. Our loss is not serious. P ag Tne at per ewt. Foreign stocks may be quoted almost as before, bet }knee s4 e„. s The Barsenhalk of Friday eveni affirms that an without dealings. Duteh Two-and-a-Half per Cents. Buena 9 0...10 0 74 6-75 Lima ..... l ll Call 0 blur. • other ormolu mid iacluered work frthe and bratifue geld and elver the exception of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. But Let not the vicious German nation teko offence that we ee -• the English ca- are lower, at 42 to 3; the Fours, 62 to 3. cers • in bkes• 77 9 ''' 9 se r a ' •••• 13 II .10 0 etae: of the hIQII,-4 an, meet sideneld iediele albata end other Meta, 1 oto h been addressed by erge ic n ae ~ Is.. th Lions of ather math like elver. and 1110.11 V. 0171 ...Teen . plate.l article, e Most curious part of this official confusion is, that invite it to ay wide its feelings of hatred and to convert laos, at per tan. 4 0 410 re.rilvereit find re- rielehed. all in fel, rade new, is only to uw l' Pee IN fe the Minister of Foretgn Affairs, who alone supported - into uwful relations of friendly neighbourhood a rule which binet to the Danish ministry, proteeting against the Spanish Fives as before, at 12 to 1; the Threes, 221 Bars 23 e 0 Berth - 18 0....30 0 eleTe PARISIAN WAD DETEROENT, be tee. and their SI eV ER would not be either noble or happy, uit could only be main. resumption of offensive operations, in consequence of to s i Passive, 31 to :I. Portuguese, 16 to 17. . PLATINO. Is. per bottle, emilthelern wendurfal in effect. belle In the proposition of the government in the assembly, is tailied by the tweed. TALLOW.-Dull. Petersbo hY. C., on the which M. lteedtz, one of the king's chamberlains, has Russian, 86 to 0. Mexican, 141 to lsi. New ... ._ _ _. rd . . _ v. of ewe and uo trouble to ilse.• -Sold by letrolaye eamnediri•ntreet ; known to have opposed the same proposition in the so, entertain, then, confidence that a nation so generous; 'pot, 445. eid. to 445. ; October to December delivery, 17.4. ; Penith. 107, Meet woe: Edward+, in. Pude; 'Cotton. Hew Meech ; 1 been despatched to London by steamer, on a special Grenada, 12 to 13. Peruvian, 35 to 7. Chilian, zee, meateeie; Brodie. Leng erre ; Sherlorn and Tether, Barnard, cabinet. M. Bs.stide thought, and rightly thought, it proud of its owe nationality, will not make it a point of separate months' delivery, 3d. to 61. Mort. any saw,. ad Ramey, oefordatreet ;by the treks in emovel; and Ileton mission to the Danish ambusador ia London. The 78 to 82. ISanieb, 64 to 3. Brazilian, 67 to 70. ----- • sat Co., 24, Prairie-ilk, hill, new •reed. =Mote lentelevereet. of ite„. his duty to support in the aesembly the decision taken honour to attempt the conqueat of the Italian nation by the Co h n ti rm th e Ilene ' tnal smellier , mey be bad math be' the government in council even though that dem • bloody pith that alone can lead to it, but that it will rather Pen sgen papers co de rt f M Cape of Good Hope papers, to the 13th of April, CATTLE, &c..- Set pa ure 0 . . ITHFIELD, Two ("Clock. - .. - ' deem itself interested in recognising it for a sister, both ore Ileedtz. report that severe hurricanes had been experienced f Betide is ain Ter The supply o ag y large, buyerl are div. I VINAIGRE DE BORDEAUX. - WINE slun had his personal o osition in those councils. numerous, but 4s. is quite the top price of the best qualities. . PP (Legman, bau so dear to us, each consentieg to occupy ne 'fhe accounts from Copenhagen extsnd to the 30th be various vessels arrived in port outside to the east • vis NG AR, well matured. Is the anus &mimeos of all. Dv. IBS colleagues, on the other hand, who originated own natural territory, where they will lead a life honourable May. The Grand Duke Conatsntine of Russia and ward. Among those most damaged were the Sutlej, The number of Sheep and Lambs is large, and yule der. • Yee. in his eheuilial Dietlenary mew al 184 e., are Aceth Acide speak- aud supported the propoeition in the councils, opposed and blessed of ihe Lord. decidedly worse our quotations are with difficulty ob t . g a y d e trine Vinegar. renthrite e when the whim are well flavourthe It . . , , Prince Oscar of Sweden were resident in the city. the True Briton, and the Prince of Wales. tained. There la a great deal, of inferior Lamb on offer, 'el.. 1. preferale to meth other for the uc of the table."-Seid thr meefut it in tne Assembly. We_pray the Diapenser of all Knowledge, and the Author ace, the templet, te chore= themere and wine meretrate. whew =nee M. Portalis, Procureur of the Cour Royal, and M. er 1111 (1 • • ood to inspire your Majesty with Wise COUr et , w i a • la WI t A large body of German prisoners, taken at Duppel, Mink Stock. 191 3 RKOI.IIIII FUNDS. which makes ver: 1 - 0.11 prices. fletel Cslves gra icarce, 3 per Ct Ora. for Ae., $3l 4 ray be learnt from the Importer., W. and S. RENT and tiONS. from the bottom of our heart we give yotir Majesty, her had arrived by steamer from Aleen, and more were 3 ier e.. li e d . e nrre. Bit j aad rather d . Trutt is heavy for Pigs. Fro& itOt tpton.UpowSesern.-London Stores &3, Queen-etreee place. etitheetle, Landrin, Procureur of tho Republic, resigned last 31 per Mute, g3f 1 eOf W. fe RUSISKY A t majesty the Empress, and the imperial motile, our here. expected. 3 per Ct. Cons. Lena, 33$ 4 keehequee gee, 3 Le , s o m em .. land there are 404 Haute, 1,560 Sheep, and 131 Calve*. • ''' • evening. These magistratee, in combination with the eiction. Pies PAPA li. VORlgle FUND.; From Norfolk and Suffolk about 2,200 Beasts. Letters from Stockholm, of the 26th ult., inform 3 pee co. emote. Benda. * I per * &St. Grenada Us.. II is Per gOne of "lbs. a. d. a el. Per stone of Mee. a. d. r. d. LI.V. PROSPECTUS of • NEW WEEKLY JOUR- Juges d'lnstmction,have hitherto directed the invcsti- us that the Swedish fleet, under the command of li Per Ce lielle Beide as - 62 Grenada Deferted Bib., ej 1 Best Scow Ilerefonis- 310 4 0 Best Dat & Ile-Oda Bit 00 0 0 ore. NAL, " THE OTAN DARD il FRES:DOM ,- the Meth= of gallon of the charges against Barbee, Albert, and the m per MM. =to, 30 6 5 pee filt Mezlean, 1846, lif 161 Bat Sheratons 36 3 8 Beat Long-wools ...... .. 46 4 a Political. eorrunereial. and Religious Liberty. EquiLeble Trallon and ITALIAN REVOLUTION. Admiral Gyllengruat, was appointed to set sail on eperee Bowman Bria. 67 70 6 per Ct. Peruvian 11d.5., 33 7 farad quality Beene- 28 3 2 Do. de. Shwa -00 0 0 Rentnehment. other parties implicated in the affair of the 15th The Auysburgh Gazette of the 3lst May says : Ditto New 73 8 the sth. The Swedish papers say nothing whatever 5 Cst ii • A . A I-we've. Cone 8d5..16 If Oakes . nil. Never wa. there a ttme which mere urgently require] energeth and May. It was in consequence of facts disclosed in yrs. do. 20 I 6 per M. Rum Bde. 86 9 Pigs ~..... _._..,„ . e 4 0 6 0 De do. teethe _.. 0 0 0 9 appropriate repreentativrn in the public prom ran that In wheel we live. .r . The last number of the Austrian Lloyd publishes the pro: fth•ht It • l • f battl li . ad 12 frigates Srito ceirn - aiii, 711 11 1 e . Mao Spanish us.. its o e eig usaian ine-o - esTs n Ben Wm & Hall-hrob 48 6 I'l Lambs um. If all that ha, boos hitherto accomplished for truth thil trod., nod tneir investigations, bat rot made public, that the test of the French consul to the &mimeos admiral against mentioned by the Rostock Gazette a few days ago. DAM Columb. We lido., - 3 Per M. Sisullih Dthe Mt 0 Brae at market. 3,774; Sheep end laMbe. 26,550 ; Mlvele 2731 progress have Wend fit echeen, there is a aeler fled and a more tern= demand to prosecute Louis Blanc was made. It is all hostile manifestations against Trieste of the Coltunblan =odor Bee. le 21 Spanish Deferred Bds..- •• Pies.37B. any wry necessity fie that onwentencouregine voice which is to prepare the - • 1 per et. Danish Ban., C 4 3 Ditto, Passive itde, 311 I ined fleet On the 27th the combined fleet a in a way foe their future, peaceful. Ina wet development. We must *tart easy to see now that the affair will pass without any OM , ' • . .a* ts• - - 24 per Ct. Dutch Bde.. 423 2 ler Ct. Venezuela Ism, 17 M C0141.-Mans-Larrs..-Onr market was tolerably anew from the eel which has been already w.e. We must tome with petered before Trieste, but without the Neapolitan vesting, NORTH CHESHIRII ELECTION. 4 In/ Ct. Dutch Una.. te 3 xerethale Deferrea 8a5..4 6 une the tele which Is mer whenebut with thee meiotic and noaleretel real investigation. which the counter-revolution at Naples has loubtleas obliged ---- well supplied with Wheat this morning by land carriage Mr. pewee Everywhere the people ere eeakeued. er serakeelne. feeling It is reported that in consequence of some personal RAILWAYS.-The share market is again very floe their eteeneth, emoting their ethtertedishing their Wert= ; and the to return. The admiral has resiewed the assurance that it (8y the Elearie Telegraph Cwnpany's Erprese.) temples from the near counties bu the arrivals coastwise yeople re the <emery. atoms ant and foremost in the enduring emote a erca on w ic p It ti h'h took lace in the Amembly yester li* ' • t •te f "th th 1 - was not is intention Jin r ere wi e common of heavy. Brightens, 31 to 1 ; Midlands have been done during the Plut week have be:et light. The trade opened rr- , . ~ for CI rat honours said raters otter, the people of thin &reentry will i and • reduction of Is to 2s r r rr- day, two hoetile messages have been sent. Trieste. The state of the poll at Stockport this day at noon, at par ; Great Northern North Staffordshire, &c., " e ' nly ''''' s raorn-ng, ' • p 9 'la be Michell te their notrle meeton had to be submitted to, before any progress could be ma e iris, Mg to mtsettt th.....,,ttiont e f tee weightier.. end to emmterset ` Last evening there were numerous and noisy " at- -- -. . --- and at blottrarn, Knutsford, and Maceletheld at 11 it.u., about the same as on Sattirday. 'Y. 79 ` . ' " '''''''' 7 9 " "'" n79 ' a hr. "' d f " 9"999° 99 " b ''' laid '''' shieb troupements" in the I'alais Royal, and in the neigh- IRF,LAND. gives a majority of 108 to Mr. Legb over Mr. Asfley. BALES EIFECeED UP TO TWO TEM DAY IN LONDON. in sales. Foreign Wheat mast be quoted le. lower ens. the tuteliMent, the pathetic. and the Mechem may rthe the social ede , then 3tlonday last, at the same time it could not be bought tar. . tiee of redone end geed government. The lase of comlne letrithelen DOnehOOdfil Of the Porte SL Mutin and the Porte St. --- , (Sstarday's prices will he Mu= %utast pege.l rat. . mtpt tie Mews Wen aml cordial co•meration between the middle n An t s. DUBLIN, Jilts 4. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Biz, Mole., and Dudley, 14 wl and Frida ewer= 301, C rewe l. Fe e t , s h i OIL Tut, Insta good terms Ws On Wedne__ay y uns ntassoi who enjot political privileges and the toiling multitude.% who ars e'e Caledonian, 31 4 Norfolk Choi. be pez Cent, 41 last. Barley was not a brisk sale at a decline of Is. per qr. excluded Wen them. Their Intereste are eimmon-se should their settee 'The government, in an official note which it has The universal topic of conversation is the 7widress OF ENGLA.ND. EsagernCountles, 141 North Britisb Qrs., 41 Oats were in fair request, and their value was well min ium be. The eimplete °Menet ellen iif oiiielerce from what reneenn of re. the Wish Confederation, signed by William S. (Concluded from Saturday last.) Do. New Guar, 6 per Ct., 31 North Btafferdshire, 91 tained. Beans and Peas were esch Is. cheaper. .J. bl . hed l • redit f h • g already introduced 0 T strietion end neinopoly-the ineenthralment of rendre, from the fetter. pu is , C 611118 C Or aeln E. Lane. New, 91 Shrews. k Crater Pref., 101 the or tbe state-the rearrangement of our =jot WWI unequal Stratton- considerable improvements in the administration of tho Corraoz FLoons -Mr Fuller M P submitted to the O'Brien,which has put the government on thealert. The . . • • . •.. 0 . ~ Great Norther; 54 South Eastern, 24 1 BRITISH. Mileage ne Money we. the diminution 44 our minim. public burdem-the du rankle ef par- notice of the council a epeeitnen of the oaken bricks he Great S. and W. (Ireland), 221 Do. No. 2, 116 Waxer, Essex and Kent, red 42 te 46 to 48... white.... 42 to 50 to 62 tea leunente - the more effectual yrotectien of the voter from undue dreee lice have interfered to recent its circulation It is ateliers nationaux. " 'fo give an idea (says their Po P .- was , . Norfolk and Suffolk. 42 to 44 to 46... do 43 to 47 to 62 23. aj, we t te r w arner., of brine'', bee above ale awl aa the .eeuriti official notice) of the luxury and extravagance of the stated that a warrant has been issued against the tabled, by means of his water-power sawmill in Great N. of England New, 83 Do. No. 3, 154 Talavera (Eras or Suffolk' 49 to 62 D. .. for all. the thent externem of the suffrage-are alike among the &rands Busses, to maks at the low rate of Is. 6d. per 100, oo t o f Greve Western, 91 90 De. Thin* N 0.4, 51 Camb. & len., red.... 40 t 0142 to 44.-white..... 42 to 46 to 48 .T. sod the noeertitios ef tam Linea late administration of M. Emile Thomas, it will be Printer. Do. Quarte 15 and there is a rumour that al prosecution is refuse timber, for the purpose of constructing clean, dry, n 't . York, Neve., & Bee 51 Northumb. =drat= eo.- to -... dia..- -to- to - Wt. • To be agreed as to the ends in view, and utethisnoo as to the mean. of arearupthhosent, an the lint elements ie nweereful effort. Our duty 1., sufficient to say that he had in the service alone of his to be instituted, under the Treason and Felony Act, warm, and comfortable flooring for the cottage' and school- De. New 171., et e ,.. t, Lathe and Beadier M Do. Orig. Newe. !eller., SOI 29e Do. Extortion No. 1 Mott and Irish de 'Ai • not to endanger the eathe of truth thA Were' hy werde and wider et stabling five Ichariote, four cabriolets, four tilburys, against • ~- • ' • Mr gmith 0 Brien, who signed the address rooms on Iris estate, instead of the ordinary elay•burat Lon.. Bright., Mt. 31j 306 New.), 17e Rya 30 te 32 . eg. violence, hut to swede= that owe with the mere= of wedoin and the Bairn Feeding. - to --Mailbag 28 to SO se 33 peg . might of irrodeitee argument -te relet in Its een ithe all knoreolm and and a colesho, making a total of 14 carriages, and for as chairman of the Council of the Confederation. bricks, some flags, or other material commonly employed Do. Pref. Con. 5 per °MANS, Do. Extension No. 2 (Kura k , Aca d. Irish- .. .....„. -to - . - to - tor that ourpose.-Profisseor Sewell had ne doubt that if 44 Ber.), 111 . virtue ane isitelllgence-G , firth dwr.cives of cre7 Nemec autherg these kept 38 horses. lehast-ef these carriages tli i - 1 The Freeman of this morning says, that for several Be= Melee -to - whioh a New and Writhing We IsSaeis. nt oor !SDP' sais-to cossn'ot ni wooden blocks or bricks similar to the one then exhibited Lon. kN. Weetent, 124, li York and N. Midland, (B. and Oars, English Feed. 19 to 21 to 21s tid Meek. -to --a Od illgt . our Ivicurs all exertion. fer mew,. i•novovd.,d,i-i....14 in the at- finites the report of the government) have weeks" the members of the Repeal Amociation, and bp Mr. Fuller, but rendered convex instead of being left ~,,D e• "t ee' ,,,,,,,...N e. r. I IW. It- Ex.). Sle der i :moment of pounce' posers!' tau a* , w"fmf a It e e e e rde e• l' i " already brought to sale; 10 of the horses have been Iriali CAtfedemtion have had repeated conferences to fiat on the upper mortice, could be furnished at • moderate L O T:3i if:W e in 474 1 Boulogne and Ander, 61 e Ditto Poises& ... 21 to 22 to 22, 6d .potato 23 to 26e 66 We speedily as may be to make ail men worthy. Rouen and Ramo: Berwick di Scotch feed 23 to He 6d...pasto 24 tit Us lid fre. The rah has been are ...Awned Wore us.. Tbe etheys othe tiled withdrawn and 11 sold. The reforms effected devise some plan of union," and that, as the result of twit*, and were driven close together on a hard level midland, 100 Irish ked 16 to les ed.. blank.. l9 to 19e 01 on. with the eurlaved and the butueleri have bra oalted. and the moun- ee , 0 these conferences, " ere many days shall have elapsed, °arta" heweati h in stables or cattle sheds, they would LIVERPOOL BALES, Awe 3. Ditto mato .... 22 to 23" ed emus bow beim brought low, there feudalism erected Ite standard of eP vre yesterday will produce a saving t us, oppreeion. reid a priestly hkmrehy unfurled its intelerent ranee , the state of from 25,000 to 30,000 francs a day ; " h I t 'll - bold d t e repea par ywi present once more a an farm furnish a decided improvement in the construction of The market to-day was very flat-the business done being KA" buildings, as the rough uneven pebbles, flints, small. ems, ere, es to 37e ild.. maple 37 to 33 Veld From he pride of Once puny a usurper Ilea been compelled to =weed, . .... . .. . . - ... . . - while redeemed million. have enterse, anri are entering. men tbeir In- anct yet Thorn= is appointee, by tne minister o f united front." The outline shadowed out in the 11 - es- or boulders in common use sink iuto hollows, and E. Lanesehire, New, 7t 141 S. E. & Dover, eo _ - Blue White 43 to 45..= ... 34 to 37. 45 to 49 37 to 39 iB. exhume. The influence ie will wen eel Ils. been eefeebb e l'etbei of Public Werke to another post in tho southern depart- man lam enabled in some degree to fill np. Tho " leaders" form receptacles which retain the draiaings et the stables or 9t- Do. New No. 2, na d Baths, Mazagen.. Mto Meek* SO to 32...01d 37 to 39 a- underanillne Oren understanding has been strenetbenel. The pillars ion N & N. e W 94 r d n New Qrs. ,1 y Do. No. 3, 81 1 d Harrow SO to 33...anan 32 to H.. sld 39 to 41 Ty r of =I authority are thaking. Inquiry le busy with He work °remand- menus of the same character. have agreed to a unanimous resolution that " Repeal yards and lead both to uncomfortable bedding for the 7 ,, n ; . Sher., w Linco l n. o w . e Do. No. 4, 3 2.1 d Taus, Neet Spring -to -...new %Matte -so -...01d -te - iJ. petiole H e rne the rani contrevenra which have at the same time in- It has been decided that the draft of the ' and occuion demist ition of the stra d can only be carried by the combined efforts of all " a n al ' , . Pc's . w.• - • ma - Gl:imiky Dock), 111 d Ms' er, se d Iternome, New fez strutted and improve' the melee Home the crtation of • souther nure, and tLe evolution of ammonite:al gas, to the injury of N. Br jests Thirds, 2 d Linear Cunt, per tbousend rd. putdienertament, sod a ettencer popular pther ; an athenning ohm. Mon. exhibited te the meth. Institute - me for the instruction of erece constitution to be prepared by the committee shall seetione,. As a consequence o . f the* resolutiou there * their eyes and lunp. That injury induced inflaramation MONCHFSI'ER SALES, Jima 3. i Par saw et auks N. d a „. „r „ c a t , , a ),,,,,,, aa id a g ii hneemby demanding a reform of our be diatributed to the members of the chamber, aad is to be a fondles new organisation, and I hear that and cataract of the eye, terminating in blindness on the on* The raarket wu *without improvement, either in demand noire, Townsoade, delivered 42 to 411.-finehowelitold 40 to 42 irk, • penal cok. ant the aeolition ie the pthishwent of death ; a higher mu. , then diseumed in the bureaux. Each bureau will one of the ablest'repeal chiefs has been entrusted with hand, and, on the other, by the stimulating properties of or prices. Norfolk and Suffelk 36 to se..snitte 3B to 40 iJ. ratite. displawl in the emit teineeranee morenicrit-these an. a Northumberland, Lincoln, aed Yorkshire -to - ed. d l f • be to ' te to the nundsed 001, MINI, prase.. rameterbele ef the age. have been ele. e egate one o its mem rs communica the preparation of a new constitution, which will raise the pa on the air.passages from the nostrils, larynx, Manch. & Leeds Pref., 1 e Sheffield Eighths, 3$ d W. eating the intliv doe end newly. but threly, preparing tbe commute, committee their observations upon it. Th e committee up a e New Harmony " out of past diecords. But ea and bronchial tubn into the aireells of the lungs 8 . b• * 7 "erf Ne• 3 . 11) " Leech , . ' Do. No. 4, 3 15.16 d North British Thine, 2 d Sumo and Heat FOREIGN. - en fur impertam e meet asel 'settee then" A. nen changer ace e thwen by the i iffeery in .r. .nuttorted by the en• Will th C Meet im rtant information is to come On Mon- bem • P en reconsider the whole project, in connection th po • roductive of a sensitive irritation on the delicate LEEDS SALES, Jews 3. Wither, Danteic and Konigsberg.- 50 to 52-Ithe 54 to 66 'avv lining muoous membrane as well as of susceptibility to be- The transactions in shares to-day were mon mime- Foment:than, Hemlock, and Stets* 45 47 to 49 int, tightened ' de ' ered ey the eettietie ' end reee'l'elL'i ' y the I "" idit" with the t' th • received, after which a final current id crate _it Is pnipised to glee them a nee and • couraserme sugges . ions us day next a resolution will be submitted to the Old come more easily affecteci by changes of temperature ,th • • • e rous, and prices were also looking healthier than they were French and Brabant to eYs eraan-one that thrill represent all the gee' rat hile been effected in draft of the project will be made which will be sub- Ireland folk, suepending the sittings of Conciliation result being coughs, catarrhs, sore throats, inflamma- Danish and Membered the Mist. and march eith the foremort of thew who demand for the • ted . t h yesterday. Rivera 33 to 41. Fgyptian to . • future that our Inetitutlens than harmonise with the =whirr knowledge Mit to e assem yan bl d debat ' ed in public session. Hall eine die--and a duplicate thereof will be laid tion of the lungs, and other diseases of the chest, either t. Lane. flew, 71. ea 9d. il Lond e Bright, & fe. C., 3111 Danube and Odessa ' and liberalhan iif the era. and be marked by mums. -peaceful but elle The palaces and chteesux of the former kings of before the Confederatioe at their next meeting, that of an acute or chrocio character. When of a chronic nature Da. New Pref. Qrs., 4 p Do. 51. 11. (guaranty, 4s. ea. p Beulah hard - • dent preemie these affections assume the character of short-breath (or Gt. Northern, 9e 91. Ca ne d North British 'finds, 21 d ' On !SATURDAY. Jtdy 1, JOHN CASSELL prreethe to puellie the the members " o forth in • day " It is ri ht to France are, it seems, to be distributed among the g .. g Canadien...... ......... ........ -to -.. Aentrelian 5O to 66 ra thick wind), irregular breathing (or broken wind), and that Isaac is W• RI& Unica. 3 4 11 l'f• btaffeee l6 . 7 1 el Rs' ed Int numher of a Weekly Ne •r, tr. be called TR 3: STAN DAM ministers for their summer residences, whether by lot observe that D'Olier-street will give but a small Leeds & l'hirsk, 211 22 d -rw- to morbid condition of the lungs in which they become studded , n • • Or FREEDOM. The price. ell 1,044 E, or M. 911. per goner. rail RsaiXT, Feeding 12 to 211-Aistilling 26 to 30 , In admen,. It wlll he minted en ote beeret nizol rame &newel by LW, or by mutual agreement I have not heard. M. Flocon, portion of' its followers to the combined party. The with tubercles, from which almost all outbreaks of glanders - Lunen Coeur 80 to 113...1Urniws to iel cOALS.-Holf-past Two.-Eden Main, 14e. 3d.• eel', Raman . . i 34 exceirling the deatile theet of the •• Thee." nompaper. Hearing the lately a newspaper reporter on a small scale, is to in- clubs will stand sulkily and gloomily apart, while the originate. lie had remarked, when en the Continent, ... _ 17 to 20 dete iif rthturilay, it will he publish,' en Feeley evening. in time for the ts ' Hartle 14 3d T fi Id M 13a With; y, I. . ; an e oor, . ; Pomentheen and Btralmne to poet, and will ethrouniethe the latesit intelegence down el the hour of habit the Pavilion of Breteuil in the Park of St. Cloud. more Peet 'tic or timid of the party 'll take shelter that wooden plank floors were vert common throughout •••• n il • ••• en, ' ' in i or t „ eree. e ye eee d Dee. in eIU be pubilereel on the Saturday under the wings of the new constitution. - • - wl 0 b h best • h ad ( daf h' ennany, ut t e specimen e seen an ter is End Braddyll's Iletton, 15s. • Walla End Huwell, 16s. • Swedish and Danish int .i M Reenrt M t h eth Wteau of Menden, the morning for delivery in tee inetroinills, and to tio forwarded by seu i • -- - 0 av- eC a return to England he recommended for adoption, in 1818, in Walls End Hetton, 165.; W;ills End Stewarts, 16e.; Walk; Friezeland and Dutch feed lB to I/ .., 4 ' 9.. morning mail. of Oat day. Palace of Funtainbleau is aseigned to Dr. Trelat, M. Tho following are the heads of the proposed con- End Tees, 169. -Ships at market, 152. Ditto Brew 21 to 25. feed to - a report to the governors of the Royal Veterinary College) BLUM tick In the bole and faithful advocate i r me, Mingles be ' , bee the - stitntion :-The new body is to be called " The Irish was that in Prince Charles's es. D I • te. li . If t Trianion, the château Inedien and hapeinese of &eddy can be elveneed-In the truthful and uc erc is __ repose mule a stables at Vienna. Prof. Sewell Small RI - 1111. nnflinehhw, exieeme of every abase hy ee hell !veer. in imaged and of COMpellene mto give °Hum cum rhimitate to M. National Association," and to be managed by a joint had Seen experinients tried during the period of the last 30 BIETALS.-GLASCIOW, Jane 3.-There has scarcely Egyptian .. .... 26 to 26.-Temany to re; happier,. impolesi-ell E STANDARD 111 , FREEDOM will never be 'ttee ual in numbers of OM and Young years, with various materials for flooring stables it) public Poe, grez hi been any perceptible variation in the price of pig Iron in the u. to found wthUng. Fralom-political. commerical, and religious freedom Cremieux, and M. Ilastide is to enjoy himeelf at commit , ett -to 33...t0i1ers 95 tO 37 sy. -to there Its beetle .111 he pied aryl Ite menthe devoted. - RambouilleL Irelanders, forty-two in all, together with an execu- att I n " a - da , te establishments, for both light and heavy h market fer the last month ; the demand has been yea OMB, YALIS, old - to - new - tei --Jugs ..... - .... - to - ci; PoLiTicAL FREEDOM. - Adequate Itepneeratlon. Retrench- namely, with clinkers, brick, stone, cast.iron blocks, chalk, limited, with buyers and sellers alternately at 445. to 445. . Lnewee, mew end wee ". 38 to 40 to 44 is- merit. and Equitark Tazation.-In the relithal field, a wide diffeelim tire directory of six. All their proceedings are to be cement, asphalte, and other modern compositions ; but, for net cuh for all numbers. The shipments to America have Mediterranean end Odessa- to 42 to 46 x : of ielitleal power, a them amthentetien of the eleeterel body will be In- of the most open nature. " Physical" and " moral force " We have ived the Madrid mails of the 30th. weer and darability, he had never seen anything surpass the been very large this season, which, notwithstanding the Barsomo ~t , . et0..4 4,11 ••• Vii, reily I i11..11M for calming a gereine wreathe. and an. -to - hempeeed 42 to 46 eine a Weithele dl .centent. While the o pi a wern ut berfeltheit are held bo banished from the constitution but thOltivil real Dutch clinker Another diplomatic expulsion bee been effected. The are to , . , _• _ _ . stagnation of our home consumption and entire stoppage of RArelaiiii Certhetree of duty, per tea- ...... ..... g 5 10s. to 8 3 the. ch,, by them who represent, not the interests f.iv De (Tommy, but of a es are altered. the " moral ' principle willrr- Mr. Wyatt Edgell ad dto the council a further com- Luca= CA h and Ge exports to the continent of Europe, has prevented any ETA Dote _. , mien. a 6 Oa te X 9 Os. ea. wasteful ezpoiditure-while the member, sent liy thee' 4...Otte:nee. Count Hama!, the Belgian minister, received his pass- the Ila ni .... g $ Hat ,A 9 I - muoication at the period of suckling; Mr. Bates, on exhi. accumulation of stocks here. We quote the price to-day I . D itto ee me was. ..... - 110. can id their nuniber. annul the veto. anil dr. ien the vetoes of thwe who vade the agitation, fur all things are to be one Loth, American, ner barrel of 196113 a. .... 23 to 21 de norts on the 28th, and a post cartilage was ordered the biting siesultaueously several generations of stock ; Mr. steady, at 445. 6d. per ton, net prompt cash, against orden ma w...a - thico e urg ram the opinions of the begot eleeterel amenildlee-while the eon. e - within and through the law. to - CO. emit a the House of Cornmeng demonstrate. that the Refer,. itill has same evening to take him to Bayonne. The cause Fulbrooke, on meteorological indications ; and Messrs. of delivery, f. o. b., for ordinary brands Gartaherrie and Canadian. do, felled to etheemplieb the object" it prerneed• beetle' elven lo ailequete But the essential characteristic of the proposed Spence and Co., on menials to be exhibited by them at Calder, from 459. to 455. 6d., with a very limited business French, per sok of 2801 be, tree -to - i e pecuritles rm. litho, economy, or good government-16HG aristithetic assi ned for this was of come a plot to upset the g system is the universal diffusion of clubs. Com- York. doing at these rates. The demand for manufactured Iron is Influence has rain poworoned Reef of the etronehoble from whet: IL ay- government. Imerthe driliSOZW-Wheat, 50s. 4d. ; Barley, 345. 2d. ; Oalm Wedged Abele is iiii hope, there can be no hoix ies will be despatched to organise the country The council then adjourned to Tuesday next, the 6th of much diminished, and the price may be quoted from 6/. 15e. 12a Id.; Beane, 15s. Od.; Peso, 40e. id. C .r t`e" e l i t i l eeth ea lt a i ti c ara d ,et and trman tt tuterea. of the people Our correspondent assures us that the negotiation P an . SE ram HI , i ' rnitill: ' p : .ter44 ' lre "' Ulf .r ' d treir ded di'reeti r ' Pre ' : nted 1 -b-La; 111 th t of Count Itlontemolin is in progress, int ° thes e bodies r ere urn June. to 71. J. o. b., less 4s. per cent. discount for cash. -- ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 29th MAY TO 3rd JUNE. be. meet It elli be 1931 y then that thrive-metier, and nraidatlen wh ch are Each club is to consist of 720 members. When Qrs. Ensiles. Scotch. Leah. F i egr. HOPS.-BOROUGH MARKET.-Mesare. Pattenden cal now pellutlng and convening the whole chewed thirteen can Ix checked ; and that Count Miraso.e ut 1 ' accredited to the l'rince SIIIPPLNG, Wheat 3610 1 1 a It will be only then that the reprrnentatlve will be made rainnehle to that number is reached, the club is complete, and can for that purpose. He is to be induced to recogniee and Smith report that the trade is in a moretquiet state Barley ,of beg coneltuente and he coastituente be protected In the seeress of their MAIL& Anitresn-Dublin, 6 ; Waterford, 4 ; Daniels. receive no more. The 720 are divided into six sec- than of 1 ' b ate ut the demand is tolerably good, at the follow- Oats 1336 l 20th 1 3416 6703 ad nines; it will he then alone that the exteneen of thelic tenefite will the Queen, and in re • turn the Salim law is to be re- dee 2 ; Guernsey and Jersey, I ; French 2 ; Flanders 2 - • • Flehr, 4,737 "aeks; 1,130 barrels.- Malt, 4,880 IP% brine elth It the teepee distribution of public harrikno -that the weak tions of 120 each, and a collector and deputy-collector ' D ' ted 160 0001 * * mg quotations. uty Mama at , . _ es Mu he relic el from therenteloehlo pore. by Re fair tramfer te the establiehed in his favour, and he and his friends are . Hoiland, 1 ; Hamburg, 1. New Mid AE. Bente 31. 13 to Se 0 Yearling Renteethert2L Bto 3/. 3 DIPERIAL AVERAGES. IL anulden oleic drone 2 that effect .111 lie ghee te • rigid end ....reef= tO be restored to their rank and position. is to be appointed for each section, who will collect LONDON, June 3.-Wind this day Wt noon, south, New Weald of Rents 218 to 4 0 Yearling Surface e lBto 2 18 9999691"f0nn-tha"`"k" will 1'79‘9999e9'91. 9999'9'994 Wl9° MADRID May 30.-Mree per Ceuta 21j &lifer • alter nom, et 4 a penny a week from each member. light breeze, and cloudy,with rain. New home ........ 216t0 3 8 Old H0pe.......... 1 uto 2 u Wheatl fraleye Gala, I Rye. 1 - -- - - Aped 22 ... ... 48e 1011,22 a 1d492 8629 a 7633 e 3; P996. 3d re- bafieence and rink of the functionary, but to the mete of the duller i • ..,. ..... _ , ~,i , .....,,.... Farnhami .......... 4 oto 6 0 ior elenc-in a were that the revenuer of the state will te oillectol on pen- cash. Five per C k ientee, i../ paper ; o i ler lio st. y e ot 6sall. d t ti , I sh The fund. so collected may either be transmitted to B _ IDEPORD, June 2.-The Happy Return, froan Barnsta ble ANDOvER, June 3.-There is some difference of opinion - 29 ... ... 49s =els 10diles Sif 29s Od Me lid is ed deice 14 equity. and ithliened on principle" of econigny. A Winn 54 riper; after I 1;f111., 5i Caell. 11.1 of 2 2. " Ca ; the central treasury or placed in the hands of local to Newport, in working out, this morning's tide, missed stays .. uto the coming plant, but well-informed persons incline to _ may 6 .., ... 50. Id 32a idles SCRIP Ild lie 7d should. teethe, Meath of the be 4 sees ice* of its beet tithe= but it 84, paper. Exceenge on London, at 30 days, 4 . d sh bt • dff ' ' * an went on ore, uis expecte o next tine wonout is 49s 16:1132s Bd;2oe 24129, 1 36. " . 10d Ms Id 351 9d should oetaln them at the sii allot rat trustees, who will apply them on proper occasions. much damage. * the belief that the bine is both promising and luxuriant. ••• ••• - 2e ... ... 48• 4d132e 76120 s 4d - 29e 241366 3d 33e 9d CoM SI Eitel AI, FREEDI M.-Commercial freedom, aided by a Each member of the club who wishes to join the LIVERPOOL, June 4.-The Deseads, for Havana, has put WINCHESTER, June 3.-Renewed reports as to the un- - 27 ... _. 14 4 75 &lees Meer &I'M 9d 360 94 3 6a lld mighty erganeatlen iieginntitie ameng the middle and menace. LOMBARDY.-The Milan Gazette of the 30th twine elwern, let finally embracing the working multitude+, Lee leepin central body must contribute at least Is. a year, ail baek, with loss of bowsprit, having been in contact with an dition of the win bine free from 0 weeks' Agg. Aver 9s Id See 4c1 : 20e AI 29e am" ha - usually healthy con . gro g , . , , Me Ines eg Its mite rot triumph, Hut the territery that han heen Keine! fmn, re. says, that the news that the Neapolitan squadron was eviction. pnibeetten, and intemeily, mud telmaintained, and made the the associates of the Corn Exchange bodies. outward-bound vessel yesterday, off the Bell buoy. filth aad insect, and the improvement caused by the late re- D ej .,__we ej i , g e i Bei *, 2 .. ; OE . , 2 ..„ . . R re- recalled to Naples had suspended the operations of DEAL June 3 -W.S W to 5.13 W • 4th S W g re a t fleshing rains, induce us to fix the general quotations at from i 7e, Beam, aad point of ilethrture fer ether trinqueite There irtUl obit nerm imperil- - .. When this organisation, which on paper looks very , • . 'teas, Sa meths to freedom of inerrehange Nab at home and ahroad. They inert the stationary combined squadrons against the Austrian • d. B. kbili . b/' ' "'" • •h 61 124 to 51 150 for best larnhams • Altone, 101. to 11. less, and squally.-Arrive : ar , ewfoundland. 4, ~ • • • ' ..., formidable has assumed a perfect shape, then the Prue. April 22. ; A r e. p e l e i_29. May 11. May IT May 20. May 27 , be minced. Mthy mullets are Ineteernltile to no, whether as buyer. or according to quality ; and some gooil samples of Yearlings, ostler, They men le emcee!. The genius of (metre& Is not mewed, squadron at Trieste. The Italian fleet sailed from 'Trieste Hindostan China • , Flora Kerr, Singapore ,• President Ram, of central body will extend the council of 42 t,o 300, I n di a , R o ' ben Henderson, Malabar ; Aboukir, H,M.S. 21. 16a. SO 1 ... I ... ••• le Is lanireria/. It represent. the Internee not of • people, but of era- on the 24th, directing its course along the coast ,_,_. - 49 10 kind It teeth In eee hand the erenueopla of prosperity. and In the . . • ho Narbudda and Portsmouth Bombi • Briton Bahia good care of course to avoid, if they can, t „ y , , . ••• 1 ... other the olive Armee of pence. .It will be both eive duty end the delight Olathe. 0111 e 6 0 were exc an a e momen S hts hrt th t u`' ln g PRODUCE.- Mn e epic-eerie, Halfpast Moo.- 49 a ....,... ... ... ... overed nit-falls of the Convention Act. PORTSMOUTH, June 6.-W.-Arrived :3, Adolph War • of THE STANDA RD OF FREEDOM Maid Its I of departi . ng The appearance o the Italian flag c - u = • •• l fth ner, Port-au Prince ; Iliram, Havana, for Bremen. Sailed: 'one b 'vete contract to re rt We have not any y pri po 48 4 i ... RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.-As the chasopion7l r e llsious lined& bch nre tho leading princtp es o e new con & THE STA NDAILD OF FREEDOM will occupy high and wen created some movement among the population. Wreathe grothrl. It will centend for the Mete:liable eget of every tituti 2, Berkshire, Plymouth. to-day. The public sales advertised for to-morrow are large, 47 II ... ... ... ... "' to The Austrians made another sortie from Verona in 9 " 9n ' bum= being to form, to emcees. to advance, every opinion which doer eln not enentheh upon the 'feller of other. It will claim for relielun, In all the direction of Mantua, which, however, was at- o• aRE NORTHERN °RANGER EN.-The Orangemen of ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-The concert On Sa- AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" 0, FRIDAY NIGHT. her fenm•ol enthilexhime more than the privilege te be heard. Iler he re:We exiet net by side:niece or teleratlth -they are superior to mane tended with no consequences. Monaghan, through Mr. A. W. Holmes, editor of the turday morning (the third of the season) was limited to a w H lethe r nakUIT. i I Was. - ZEE. rd l' =ANIL __Plea. e c.v.!. They lope net. be .uejectel to the humiliation re eat° Inter. General Statella had left Florence for Naples. Northern:Standar (1 newspaper, have presented to Lord display of tbe proficiency of the pupils as performers, no ori- DISTRICTS. icemen MIII leo te the deothation of Mete tearoom The eye ie the diearrw . Agar tata w rri A; ri er , rar !riatis w ryn Average Sam, A... 44 Quarters A . (ag.: ~ ,,,,,n e. law should nee, thu language of the kW sheuld rethenbie. uo atherlan NAPLES. - We have received advices from our Ciarendnn an , address in which they pledge themselves "to ginal compositions haring been brought forward. We are II - dieUrictione whether of penalty or prefereece. The erancipatlen of correspondent atNaples to the 28th. The city was then, aid the civil or niilitary forces of Queen Victoria, if called always dieappointed when this is the case ; for it is by essays London 3685 SI 4 792 31 1 1935 21 7 .- ... Sill 33 3 iti - Ta - r 11 . rellehos from the frowns and favours of the thle should be abselute and , , e upon by his excellency, in the preservation of peace, in in composition that mend musical attainment is most fully Usbridav ue entire, The Michel+ e ineeenc • t ust le kit 4 'coerce from all luternliiii. to juage oy mereexternal appearances, tranquil. It was 0 • • t h It* a t who, by their tested ; and these essays will always be listened to not only pposation 0t e revo u tenary pr y E .,... a 3564 48 1 733 31 10 217 21 0 37 27 0 137 32 11 . 5 . 2 se"' eiceremeile only to Ilene to whote ' al n eine It is reipnesible Connected eith Hertfordshire . .... O. ii i • & . r evldent, however, that over this tranquillity the spirit speeches, writings, threats and armament, are chi eking the with indulgenee but with pleasure, when they evince well- I ,.. k i„ a b aa da; 43 35 I the rlght to profess awl prodahe our 00 31 1 . 1,•ge ,, UA COliVre...ole, o• the 630 19 4 27 23 4 - - I 8 36 3 - - :7 * „ e pnitection remind. helm , truth for the rumen of the religious creel. rd of vengeance was brooding. Plots against the life of the progress of national improvement." They also " pledge directed study and rising tali nt. even though they betray at o x f or aire ... ... b 36 47 10 • 84 33 2 82 22 4 ••• - 168 M 8 ..... - other.. or n e f. 0 . ,: y o , lu aed to conform to their obeervance. Then the • th th e i, re, we re ineelemlie intolerance. Church onablistimente there- Ktng extended their ram& 'cations within the precincts themaelves to maintain the legislative union between Great the same time the faults ot youth and inexperience. Several Wiltalthe le fore, will ter denotheed ne timer& to rage= frthlom ; and when thee of the royal palace itself, and it was said that many . , . . „ ' Britain and Ireland and to uphold tbe authority of the of the performances at this concert were exceedingly maniac- Berkshire 2429 49 10 190 34 6 37 21 8 ••• ••• 32 40 6 11 41 7 el- 1017 51 5 61 33 b 91 22 6 • ... tieing the power of levying cm aributli en on unwilling men. le dieilee l ing ~. ~ ~ , ,_, Queen at the risk of their liver. tory. Miss Browne especially (who we understand appeared satrel- aieu soa a g e tesisami wawa , in the of its !feet offerave form, he Inetellttlais Haut T I)Len a solemn vow to avenge their To this address the following reply has been accorded i in public for the first time) displayed qualities, both est 2267 48 8 141 33 3 278 20 1 ''. ... 89 32 0 1 . 2 H . "O ll- tine I,ltere.ts of mlbtion--the honour and story antlered of Christ lanite relatives and friends murdered by royal order on the Viceregal Lodge, 26thplay, 1848 I .-6 r,- -I um commontled by the natural and acquired, which can scarcely fail to raise her to ? hot . on --win be alike nrosl by shaking off the chains which have enthralled ... . them. 15th, and to expiate them by the blood of King Fer- avant to' thank ou for the trunsminsion of the eopy of a • rbeer'e"Crociato in lord lieut. . 9 . , i f eminence. In the introduction to Meye Dor•rtoort, 1011 48 9 196 31 10 1f 0 21 10 5 40 0 - - iv. PHILANTHROPY AND MORALS.- And net only ta the great loyal decieration, very numerously signed, from t e ran y o . ~ , . . Eptto in which she ming the solos of the part of Palmas, n evoe ,,hi re ,„ 583 51 7 40 29 10 124 23 11 •• • dinand. In short, there was every ground for expect- Moneghen, expressive of readinceir to &MI the government in main- . it- topic. already enema...test will the venoms of THE STA 111/ARD ... r mi./Meal elocution was remarkable for its clearness and Cornwall 376 52 0 • 145 27 3 114 21 10 "• of og enggoOw 1,,,, dedthed, While every eilitital cell that can be ing another explosion. No intelligence to be relied Wining law and order, and detenninetion to yphold the toted:dive he . . . _ . ~ _ . _ ... whir. ... ... -. ... 1251 47 7 377 31 6 535 21 4 ... ... 52 39 3 ... "' removed. turd every pelletal good that a°. be arampleled, eall iu union between Greet Within aild Ire:earl. A ithout peace, law, and propriety ; and in Mozart's great bravura air, Non mi 110 .a WM pant In review, 'beery In all Its empot-of ',Morena,. In -tn ••• 011 had been received from the provinces. order, social prosperity is impossible ; civil disorganisation ruins Monmouthahlie dir," she exhibited a power and richness of voice, • clear and Gie tem* . 130 47 4 749 48 'I -•- 43 37 7 • ••• i . 9 SS 9 ~• ••• ... .... - -• •p -o• ry sod vice-has debris upon so, and will oe commerce by destroying ereilit and confidence - stops trade, by facile execution of rapid divisions, and a truth of intonation 11l 42 8 - ly se:roe merty, --re . . . . .--- . . rendering IV return* uncertain, - and suspends Indueteial lierefordebire lB7 17 6 . ... ... ... ... ... ••• - An a weekly nernpaper, TI I E STANDARD OF FREEDOM will be CHARTIST RIOTS. employment by deterring capitalist. from making invest- ‘,. almost without example in so young a performer. The twe Worcestershire 938 49 4 1 . 3 as 0 - ... ... ... ''• distinguldual by the eepleennew and accuracy of ite Intelligence. It will ISS(II Reeves (sivers of Mr. Sims Reeves) also made a most Salop 313 51 3 12 34 3 •'• La be in erery scone of the word a newspaier, recording ell the thrilling and meats in the development of tbe natural resourcee of the et ••• • • ... It ars from the returns made to the Secretary country. The peace protherity and preemie of Ireland promaing danst. The one is a soprano, the other a con- Staffordshire it lenpOrtant events that shall have veneered through the week, eremite' appc . 26 22 1 942 I ... '" nothing but what IS M1•71.tk1t.,.1 to minister to a meried er wirelike, Of State, that upwards of 100 chertists we re ..... te lot em on y, revert iy . e meth ena ce o I be id ' i th '' t n of tbe legislative tralto • dth th famous duet in " Semiramide," ,au ey sang e Cheshire 3OO 49 1 ... ... - ... eurloalty. With moral to Its eterery character. air expense will he h . i ht. It is reported that meetings will be held in various r, h nthire. That union has " Ebbe ery fi tileasing effect. Derbyshire %n i ce:el:F u t e n h ea id r e ly ntTee a it with the Bribe e . .., _,. _ n • te, taloa," with a . v . warw , e ,,,,,,,, 313 48 1 433 0 3112 19 5 126 3$ 11 47 23 1 193 22 ... ... 20 41 3 ... '" fe rand to sustain It by an vetoers' staff embracing finite - ate talent in g Idf century, and during that permit I eume the 45 41 11 ... • e Their voic 5, notwithstanding their di erence of re- L e i wwwe ei re . every departirat :-In short, the most ample arranceinen .. . ts Ove been parts of the metropolis to-night. I'micautiona have been made ereater advances in all the elements which constitute national . ... made to prevent Ita bid= eurliewed lir soy portion a the metropulltan taken to maintain order, an it is tin en d• • d teod tkat the police w eulth. A severer calamity, the repeated failure of tkat crop on toter, have a family likeness which makes them Northampton ....... -. 2029 48 5 , 383 32 11 375 11 - '- 163 38 5 .., • - pren will have the aid of detachments of military. leech the [Feat bulk of the population der nds for subentenee has lend beautifully togethar ; and their duet singing pro- Rutland - 13 23 '" '" *" A . *family paper, VI F. STANDARD OF FRIO:DeaI will aim to ithicted grievous suffering on the people; ut Providence hae beefed mines to become not Ices attractive than that of the Bedford ••••• 562 46 3 . 23 33 3 31 20 bt Mend the useful with the Intenethre, Domeelle Berinomy. Literiture the country with internees amply &Mackie for retrievintr the Mimes Williams. Mr. Walworth, who with Miss Browne liontingdonshire.......... ...... - 968 44 1 • 68 32 10 529 19 185 35 3 and Science, Arty aud Manufarturth, Agriculture, Trade aud Commenc e 5839 43 10 226 31 0 2131 Is 413 53 5 - w __on Saturday part and recurlng the future, if the energies of all cloths be exerted rociato," has a good, full- Cambnd • lebirn ...... Orate of the Markete, will remise appropriate Donee ;en that It wt..:l ABDUCTION OF YOUNG FEIfALES. sang in the introduction tothe " C 8128 46 8 1 2190 31 6 253 20 - ifi 27 3 224 31 5 ig 33 " . , d- ;erne, In the strict nom rd the term. n leper for the oeople-aiouru„ a, . *ding in Albert-road, Regent's , to render them available. Hie Excell sees Mann to believe that • • toned bass voice; but he has a heavineu of manner whith Suffolk ... 6828 45 7 1275 30 10 180 21 i .. ... 101 34 8 2 ° ile 10 devoted to their melee political. and morel elevation. Mo ine a young lady, rem the miethi factious men Norfolk. eyou ' excitemet P rbaueed b i LP erwee add d th a t he must endeavour to get rid ca. All the other performers Lineolathin. ..... le9s3 43 9 163 91 1 3061 19 I 1 . 8 32 0 864 39 3 ... a In such htheurable lahouni the thoperatlon will not 1 e =MI= of park, was discovered to have quitted her father's residence • i lute abated, and that the great body of . people has div t i , ien h ere those inhol•oe their country aid their mu-thou who in all the tette the assistance of the police was obtained, and they fortu- Industry is far more profitable than =Auden. I bare t c onour to at this concert, we think, had appeared on previous occuions. Notts. lBlO 50 9 142 33 b 84 24 1.. ... 188 42 2 ~ "' of referee whether lesideteve or religheee are from evil priming !inward -er to a house of a certain be, your obedient humble servant, CORriS CONN ULAN. Miss Watkins (a King's Scholar) distinguished henelf by ~ _ ___,__Torkahlze 11705 49 10 822 34 8 2466 20 . 3 63 le 337 So 10 •.,. - a. •To good. nately succeeded in tracing b 917 49 11 1838 20 363 36 5 ''' And rater thence again, and better WU." description in Duke-etreet, St. James'maquare, where she _. _ _ .. her excellent performance of Mendeissohn's pianoforte eon- „,,ta..`a''''' ... 26 35 8 ... - 6 32 4 96 34 ••• - - •• • - To them we confide. our purvines-to tbern we look for our reward, b e d been placed, there is no doubt, for the basest purposes, ... . certo in G minor ; and Mr. Mellish also did himself credit as " eetme g n a Cumber 615 56 8 129 31 10 146 23 1 - - _ AU coneriuneations for TII 11 STAN DARD OF FREEDOM must , _ . f gn teacher of muck, who had seduced her from .'1 lIE CIODIVA PROCESSION AT COVENTRY ill, it IS a pianist, by his execution of the adagio and rondo from N or th u mberland 853 17 11 67 S 3 0 197 22 1 - e "" - 5 38 0 • be directol "To the editors, 335, Strand.", Poet off ee and I mercy oy a orei ... ~. i •1 I order. roust le made Payable to JOHN CASSeLL. to when „aerie; the parental roof. Several other young ladies have f V•eaients 'nee be "en'. directe d m ebe r e• ( brd e r e for , 111 . b ' thus inveigled by foreign professors during the last ew . STANDARD OF FRBELD3I" will he neceleed h 7 ell loCier l oßeCr e e! & ye. _ ree ee eeee, lovni and country. been said, to take place this year, deepite the opposition ef a num- Weber's concerto in E flat. Mr. Horatio Chipp, Mr. Wells, I Durham. bee of the townspeople, who object to it on the ground of the Miss Harriet Ward, and Miss Owen, gave proofs of advent. Wales... oralit • . cal ula d • d yitiscte to m uce. ing talent. The concert was very fully attended. 812 50 11 ISS 10 356 49 10 11 30 4 116 17 - es- - 11aperisovetios amass.... 90585 47 9 10388 32 8 J 187e2 SO 27 27 1 ... - 177 28 0 ~, „, - ... L '" L ... ... ... ... 111 26 If I 42te 38 . - 9 216 137 0: ox. ,