The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-20 00:00:00

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Wikerti 91464,...0,44. 1 4 ILye. i 1 l Per. 2749 99 —47 e LIM 7 Ns A NM. 11 ... 406 Scl,2le 11611. 218 See LION ild le ... .19; 1161* 14SL KM 7Ns Wine SI 98 ... ... Ls 86311 14.11. 116 19. 11 See 1 37e 74 OW. 9 ... ... rie UAL Id i ale atria 11.85ee 9` III 8. 9 ... ... AL 1911391 up. 108181. 4.1.89 e ILe 411 914841, &a. Aver. iiie — a.rie 9411 — ilaele 9811rrel 87e 44 Ourr..—lnori. 94 ; IMAM MN, 1 , 5 . Baas. NW Peek L. — Pries. I hily Si 1•11. I. liss. ILI Am WI MA. Li 854. 9. ►S 1 SI II 110 11 49 • Rum., /3e 19.-The weather during re past week las bees erred sad ire to. the tartar kneed. and la eery teepees benrileisl to the egricultorist. The ON& has bra Obarestedsol by Seam e sod inactivity ; es the port a halm. While ecididear la re steriap llal : pant prese,st hest, suss mitalleo. sad iambi!" m the pat ef Myer, who appear to bs wary a Mir asks oferaphs, ecetopowl ea the Niers st berdoi reek at SIN Miran dry ea re Eta inst. We hid fer teodere me. het • geed show of Wheat has the Moen ; IM quay, males. wa w ish ef the sew vary good sad mil sast Me sele at fall list 's rats*, le. isore big ands M Pia amphe ; Ire doing la der okra itadter kralipt; of dr Wet bat few earghgaggr,. Iraq is in geed sir* mil goes off at sew qrsa kiss i ktrans' ;mfllll t orally :Mar ws ore so Armies la soy other ma of Ihir.l as s Mr sale at m . Cakes _, _.• sore very geed sow ea the • j Rapeseed new m the market.market. ce bat Raps I .as geed to sell. No tseriestioas in Beers. TM phstre : Wheat, per qr., red, 62e. to fide.; new, 48.. to Sit t eras, No. to 66..; new, 48.. to 544. Notre, 68e. to Ste.; Lower Baltic and Reararg, as. to Ms. Barley, 30a. to 3.45. ; grinding, 975. to 295. Oats, Danieb, l l4 lll % 20e; Friesland, as. to as.; Russian, 20L to Rs. Derr, 36.. to 365. • temp, 325. to 361. Pass, whits mil yellow, Ye. to 361.' Liaised, maim, 34.. to 42.. ; heat& as. to 445. Repassed , pllf llrqrktirs, 252. to 1112. Liaised Cass, English, per ton, 91.; hero, 71. to W. 6,. Hg. Cask 96e. to 97a. ed. Bones, lir Gros, 41. to a 6i. ip=i fres the 9th of FM. to the 110 Sep_ failure : brim, 988; Barley, 968' Bros. 325 ,• Llama, . 917 ; Bossed. 1,026; Liaised Cakes, 26; Rape Cakes, 63; dim 613. • Irewtaa, &pt. 19.-We la by as mar es good a show if Whist to-day ; the maitre to MIME, isapord. We this press the mere as lest week, with tether. dull ear Whist, new, wed, as. to 64a.; white, 665. to as. Dr kw rumples of new Haley oared, whisk raked toss 33.. to Oka per qr. Oats, Demo, sod per as allerstisa. Liar, Sept 10-We hem ramie snivels a Wheat, sadthe row le good ism velars below; eld= a lf: s ee= at fay Eddies rates ; sew is is gram sake Is set as bee, but prim as without rotation. km Easy h Mika hr. Bear, Oats, and other articles wir es* marred rriarse. Lima, Rep. 19.-We have to Report a ready derma M Whist, at about the YON 01 tut week. Bats] OM is good dassad, sad the tars is how girths Dam sa Peas steady. Wheat, old, oats, 161. ow. 6k ; * 161. to la. 10•.; sow, whit., 141. to 161. ; IA /a it Dairy ,SW to 35e. Oar, 22 4 . to Ms. Mews 86. In Ms Peas, 278. to 38e. lammtmoi., Sept. 19.-The weather, since oar hat, zwerimed readably Ire, Weld with as is veil, sad r stated is the sere dkriets erase =or. to bee r es ag earibsterily.. l 2: a wkile, widths assns of the Pews rraapp sr still very Mow sogro; and die marks sew is 'Wilms the asteroid paww. Or e•I St NM set keep is *as Sheds ; width, 11 Moo asoidlicting spriem, thus dens as doissilio. Odor of Wheat into this part arse Tussle/ rd Nada • ther isell panels from lard, with ermasessorlso and t IldL . lnasstity free Oases, the Dade, and num pare a bar mop' as et 3,003 marten of Ands' Bar coaTedruppilios me et di ether= ig= ars eseignistively Mier or, sir Mars Tear=st Ws traning, ill geed iisinsbdua et Zagreb and Mgt eld Wheel ad the pastel rise E mil a her dementi. at the Massa Eris a Falig ) :4 14... fL pr 70th. below the warms ef Teed', hit fuss's' new Wheat seapies ware sgda rubs Ist, although mostly idgeoved in both spulity dr, they were is salmis roper only, wit/MM dr Woo Oyu quebetkos ; whilst seek upsehms of stabled Deli art se Ingo left NW larder were way armloads MM,. liseeowede and Irish Fleur, se wed so Mars and ear Ms, sow off gradually, at 1411 prism Wary, Biwa. 8.1 ram assured to Strad little mdse. and kir aly essidasd their Preelees value. Malta Waft mat an the toms La nseed. Oar berg dill astassaig awe% fully oraintabssil Vriday's advise, sad Oatmeal asiely ow last lades Cs., at wig* ti. eft* iing Weis elalliaL aeer s lued into a very UMW Masser not the aa Ems& today, and hey resevislog sio= " 3 lad work in some ISM MOM ensiled "the INS .1 WNW Wasight. Cu. Meal was 6d. to In pa ll. arm The pries' w: British: Wheat, per 70118., ariliefe, the, row. Bs. to Ss. U. • aid, Ss. U. to Ss. 6i ; while. low,lla. U. to Se. ilte. • aid, Ss. 6d. to Ba. 10d. ; Irish, sod. ainr,7l.. to 7s. 10d. • th l / 4 7 .. ..10d. tor.2d.; whits* awe 7a. Si le ea. ; aid. Bs. 'te 4A, Barley, per qr., &Ish,, Ils. tear ; Manlier, Sr. to 37e.; eserb and wir Mlbs ia te. to 404. Mob. thslids, pot qr., pale, Ma. is OK and With, per 46115., ski, 3a. 6d. to 2s. 1214 t ) 11%, b. 6d. to 3s. U. ; Irish, re meta, tea, la. M. to 7d. • old, 3". 74.. to b. U. • gonad. aim, b. M.S.& 6d.; Okl, Ils. 6L to Ba. 7d. Beals,per grAng.. new, 41s. to 43e. • aid, 444. le 484 . •: ardok and VIZ 4801 b., mew, 365.' as 86. ; aid, ids. to 40s. Peak cr e. gr. i ?Zas, or, 411 A to Ma ; ditto sad risk grey7KTl pe MlDB,llnglisk mad Ithit, Ithe, Us. to 445.; Milra, 4.%. to 4k.; errs, 47a. to Ms. Ousted, per or 2401 b., Iski, 1848. 31.. to 2 2 0. ; old, _ 27 .• a flk. ; Canadian. 'Kith. to 288. 6d. Brae, per sr., Is. Is la. Sd. foreign; gibed, per 70118., Caarlinn, red, UN. to Is Id. ; white, th. $4. se Ba. 75.; United Stars, sid. ir ld. to Bs. 6d. ,• with., b. 4d. to Bs. 10d.; Dentate, sand sal ret4 _l3s. to ea. a. ; high sized, M. lid. to 98. N. ; LOWY? Balk and Harlon, rod, Se. 4d. Mle. 7d. ; whir, 8..6d. to Ss. 10d. ; Riga sad Preesbrag, red, 7e. 6d. Is Fe. 9d. • Arehangel, 7e. 2d. to 7s. 4d. Odessa, munson, ro; to 7s. M. ; Polish, 7s. 10d. to Ss. 21 ; French, Spanish, and Italian, red, 7s. 9d. to Se. ; white, 7s. 10d. to 41s. 2d.; Banat and Warianopoli, rid, 7.. 9d. to Be.; Ityptian, 6s. Bd. to 6s. 10d. ; Mediterranean, 114.,bard. red, th - . -- 6d. to 7e. Gera qualities, ill bond. red, Is. Id. to 7s. 81.; whits, 71. lid. to Skid. Rye, pot gr., Baltic, Ir., 281. to 30a. Barley, per alb., 4a. 3d. to ie. 6d. Ors, pet,46lb., 11.7 d. te ite 9d.; Roar, 3a. 3d. to 31. 6d. Besse, per qr., Herpes, TN to 395.; I.apekta, per 4601 b.. 28.. to as. ' %twos: qr., &We, 413 e., White, 41s. to 44a.; Canadian, 365. to rs. Thur. per boatel of 196 lb., Camara, awed, MS to W. ; Visited States, moo, 32e. 6d. to 345. ; 1:11 Mates and Canadian. soar, 301. to 31a. Indian Cora per 4601 b., Amriesn, white, Arad. to 375. 6d.; yellow, 34.11 d. to 378.64.; Broome, yellow, 36e. 6d. to 38i. Indian Meal, per 1961 be., 17e. to 111 e. Arrivals into Eon the 12th to the 18th of September i la nel T = l. : Wheat, 12,624 ; Daisy, 3,028 ; Mat, 1366 ; Oats, 849 ; Mesas, 799; Pew, 176; Indian Corn, 2,940 n.;q Indian Oars Meal, 401 bona; Oatmeal, 1,402 arks ; Flour, 1,329 leeks sad 3 barrels. LYNN, Sept. 19.-A ma supply of Wheat and Barley Mecraps to. day. Wheat, lc per W qr. iheater. Barley, la. per gr. . inset, old, red, .to Ms.; white, to 110 e. ; sew, 60e. to Ala. ; whir, Me. Basisy, his. *Ma. PLemorra, Sept 19 -Om ass said they was well Strobl ~s t's, whepsulased_iparg l 7 0. foreign with Wheat, as sedum aid. Ilse was dad et sale. Mast of the mew il still sontissis rat lisr bleed. SLLISIVIIT, Sept. 19.-There tits s good attendance to day. Obi and new Wheat was pliallfal and there was a pod dispositan to pusitaas. Pass WWI firs at last week's Whims, EM, M 86 s. ta .; sew,4ol. to Us. R: st elt a ir Barry namies were ent ef eirlidis ; but soak waft peer at arm 80s. I. Ith. qr. Oats, Eros, and Pre, net wash is , o ff, strut week's pries. Geed ints_fkie Vitas, IN about h. per bushel are money, mow hap at 191. to 145. Br. leis, Sept. 18.-The Wheat WA, toda y wee the use es last week ; these apposed te be bursa seisg, but derobents appeared is bonds, busy. Foram us of idling; dry still Mid bask. a lIANUFACTURBIL-HuDDiumut. Sept. MI.- Shit day's who has preeentdi a wry dull oppersase, end W so slams seals, la ay tease of the tag, our last =ar tist thy. Priem, however, we dadwary. CHEESE. SALVISITIT, Sept. 19. Fran Ali peesity et Cheese pitsbed, Beatty all was sad, *milt by so amas a hid We. skim, 21.. to I. par vet Somerset, 418 is les. Nora Wilts, Me. to Oa Old rod Somerset, TU. to 745. Ralf aka, 445. to 60s. 'Mamma ran, Sept. 19.—T1e Meese market (sailed b bald is dm public stressa) was bet ssaadly sapplierL Tbio poetise of whir bas berm iselieies be years, &aims par diming ludo dairies. Pikes from Us. to 60s. per cwt. .. U ft IT 41 ft II _S_ 21 16 al % 1 HOPlL—Wolioloilis ClissiT Feu. flopt. 19. Ospiog to do bilemem ii Ow sews. sag *s I llalis Oda Ow 7:2 4 11 7: $ 014: - . ray an ssial. Mai il• el sow' Zaps INN tie rowan a sod possabg_ I yam lebre.. lowser. Ins MI. 1110 Flatus sad a po ia d ai t alas matey Ihes sla bows o f opotassas vow to atm sal sißesady the Issmatma tosso lay IBMs& Tlas posal alua by i t l e moja tsfr os lona lOs. to 7111. por art, bid soda aly i II II s braes .psia. easaaly, Ow atoolisas sot Sisa a dlamos isilosi srp =so No, sag dassa psoiosio to* Isla vim k t h ot be g: the rsVielba ls" baus ars :re s I laaris. ii:l Satoris, wok. by east tins the orojg ge rill I Ye sassy 01l lowsobs Is makes. As soma ales la dr po toga poes is tewdi is SI. par wt.; of OW Ma 350 a 445. ; a slow WOOL—Humnaanssa, Sot 111.4119 Aar*' whisk seek placer the geleseet Weald Wash the a* . pert ergs pest week it tie NA el Ossesimise hoe bed ties tasgassdeasy to Meshes the _skid_skidiseritele; sed sow es is, that vary little hies has bees dews lads, eke lat est e es els days. The Woe quality bees.* toward easi dad baps et sestteles vanwarialbit pelese to the iseporteee; sasseraseasultbeest Oraskeise mei bed sena ether mires tessied Is ped mesas. .their MOMS mad Jabber New the owe pesisedes al es snide wide*, swiss to he hop posamilwa, ems use mai s ai isisney to sever sot. CATTLE, Sta—DlialiT, Bet if.—The Maar d fat steak this mersing eras mardirm* _herr Ora ea several of the mug markets; the Wooboas K rim amen wee dee large, bat all the beasts wadi set la disposal eii. TM show of Sheep sad lambs was kelp, sad might be ormidered a 'bode lower. TWIG Win user, ht Pip sold, Wog is greet repeet. Hese. 61- to 644. Hat tori, ed. ett 6441. Lomb, 116. to lidl. Veal, 6d. Se 646. Per lb. Pork, 9s. 6,1. to 10e. pee moue. SALIIIIIIIIIIf, Sept 19. Sulam ecarmemal with ID easeediagly 'apply , el WM; they* mo st Warier ; sale wey dull. Hirt rpelley mid hem 10s. W. to ll► per seom. Cows and Heifers, fa. to 101. Sheep win mey amitereee, watt a dew sale Gtr Werke, awe" ea the ',bolt, te good else/saes was stlstsl. Beath Dewar, wetbses, Mated bow M. is Md. per UN =was, Si& W 7 4 . Ives, Sept. 11— TM market to-day was well 'applied with fat Beast, bat prises seemed to be rather flatter this lap week; the am Beast iserha was well 'applied, sad ap peared to be beldame &deg. WOKOIIIIIIII Fete, Sept. 19.—The fair was will with beef sad Mattos. Ties amber of &be p e OW medal 6,000, whisk was esmiderebly ime that sa same' fair, them beteg a greet amber et Ohm avdifies hum dimes". Mottos sold et 60. per lb. ter geedLbetebess' stark, bat away Sheep were mat away erreelL The supply C=eres as S o m e hale rod, med Id. to 61d. per lb. wee Um prise. youg elsortAmes, mold by maims, hteMd 1 gaiety sad downwards. For Yesterday's Markets see lad pays. glit erProlL The idle be Willi Math KOLL batiest. as the Valid U Wit be era NI Geis waif et is WWI hit. The ~id skid mak ode Ihnslis, to the Wedlhevems. Wit 0127 w, Ws; ilewieeL wth be Este ibb be WO Wm mit Vi bet =4labas, Media, Oaths, mid Oitellet i will le eria is et the 27th The Nib is epee Neu leaf ales, Van Itimpeee sad Nee rebid he le isle op es tie melee et the WM eilember. We silk it the Wee ONO et Shies sal Ilmisis it sleet up at the eek tb• Sit. The Wet Mk thldwilh Wm% itedwee, lbw Crime. Vas One. Twit% =I Pei, esebeivie ther lee Med Jeattl, Ewes Weedy Oretes, Puma. wet Omit et WA W. herde• himeges. be nude ie ea the mobs et We OIL Me Mlle tat theierilh the Blew islet lima We" Tensi. =Mltiawl isms Awn. en he mit me ea the ta Tee wettre idle ar Usita. Orem, the Wee birds, Ispet,ika. *elm Newltses, led Odes, Ws tealkiasp toe. it nide epee lit isonhe el a• WIWI 1 1 141718 112 LP DOT MUGS. ReL ..• :::zj i le . Pelsks 61 WE. no • I Allorraa. 0 Wm. pat 7. I We. mil Si aSarres.lll min pat S. LONDON, WEDNESDA Y.SEPT.2O. Tau position of all the governments of those countries visited by revolution has become singularly ce:itisalsai ilillisult at or and the same time. The allude. of uesk are, however, perhaps calculated to of le a hoffir iminstandisg betwesa them, in lieu of mmeandiag dil or ongiaa_tieg new quarrels Thin the Prankthet and Bowfin • a vsey wrier drug" mod moeei Uri a struggle, was inevitable between 0111= if the spirit of mil/ Nadi= came te deed= itself and to trii is Persia. ita r we mid some tea ye beet, the of the Prussian sadists, sad the of dab* we go distimi hem thi elf n d the Ode= or pumas= prolassimad =Miry mew thet Near hasher stilled in inebarth Kdiehelineshier OW at Pandas, even in the liss= measd the Baal pale= The King, v==W issilas& to =net more to hie civilised= bin military mersdien, will kr been strangtrad I. this salutary epinisa. And lOW of antagonism rising between Berlin and Inethist, grernarts sympathising wtth and aid ing each Asir may be hewed is both rgitak. At Violins the difficulty is deasehr Mad. This., as in Paris, the laming slums =eh to =Odder the . goverament, mad they have allerldi the bur potato. The i t may be the swill= is Thar of the Paris eof Jane. Mogi so dspluable an rest be se lave takes liar, it will be impounds far Email= la =Am heephig a= ceasfahatiag the whole of die Arise rs= ea the *ins el Isesbartly. Coemauebee is nesse ly spread end mere hm* is the art of Baser than even is Paris. Thor are faunal proofs of a strut affiliation and stwassisa be tween its disciples in different esualet unzia and ahead a servile war arise in Amide, and his court will find the same obstetaliscs in the way of ester' war, the same resift he tie= sear and gawk at bone of =Newer and s Noe= whisky paralysed Goa seal Covairreac, and fonidy readered Wm so poi& and scoommodating. The Peri gr=selfipt itself is not without an aligmmetilles of Mead= The power which has bees salabiltheil in Park by the sword, sad by virtue id steel necamity, has not that action and =lasses over the provisoes regilake for any Pesach governmeat, of which, =forte nosily, the whole system is esstraliesd. Here distant of the provisoes at the seat of government, and distrust of the capital in the provisoes; so much so, that taxes are not paid, nor order executed. The government and the demnibly feria( that the sew con stitution might be =herd, if submitted to popular cria c uu sanction, a= that a tla li ttle harmony with it might be mad =Mesa salsas, have come to the nosh" el dreslasillallia, and elect ing a preside= boa sastlial Nay be noose eery, bat are dampers They oath imams the said =ha . the dithemise, between paw haul I NOW, of alpha*, Wadi govern smut 'Matt& fares that researed to it, for mo duli= hoesembly or effestually with foreign rivals. Did not the same evils sad the same difficulties iseemes Vienna which area Pads we might give up the came of Italian iadepeadmies as bopelsos. Austrian statesmen have takes si very defiant atti tude Frame is neither the audition,asses it the will, to aeon= a = osempeadieg Austria now =steads not only to esselitate the Lombardo-Venetia' territory wader a go vernment oe a prises in its decadence, but to refuse the Lom bardo- Venetians the same eights as tbs rest of Austria, and moreover to keep the the. trews on the Adige garrisoned by Auerxian troop. Ge neral GAVAIONAC II said to sos unwonted wrath and die:catgut not only at these pretensions, but at the lukewarm.= of the Bee= government in pro twang =dust thsen. But if the rated France and of her a dm inistration prevents General CAVAIOVAO from taking an imposing attitude, Low can be expect Enql to come forward and supply Froth weeks= by l ush farce, and French _ submissiveness with Ere lathe P We aid go the length of war to rectify the blunders dithers If Ark= is mad and ar= ; m te lpe levorth Itek seder its old MOW set papa by baycalle. seek s dile d this.. think istriedd by an itme deed ihenuld hispatiS wi# re the =dm' pay med empley dire hundred therseunileriaste; mid Italy, =dad el Wistrtbating to the thm=it ef Austria, will wade its finances and eat its vitals, weakening it for the not distant the Preece will have recovered stomach, resumes the war. If Auk's in such resolution, we hips that the government will at once withdraw life imileasn. We have no right to deceive Fears dl Indy by lending a mock support to Italian inde penthase. By so doing we might gain the thunder d Wog at once a tabs friend to Franc= =if a pail inale fos to Avoids. Oar hunk emediden viiiie lle thin Wm= would change to rivalry di I 1 go . make thing that " ru=set . les Pre" outrage mg , , against authority, however ,%is stimulated sad made more the realism= of the Stations whkhAi lasd leag_ _series of yaws have thou Irk& seelety. Protestant a= easy natisealhen, ands all the various her they hive sisamed,, ben both been too much *delisted ke sanguinary rhodementede. When the habit of a human astgest is inflammatory, any local ir ritation acquires aited giros ; and so in the body politic, whoa l ig roin' of a people have been pan dcreg to, their vibes flattered. and phantoms of change Saintsd biro their eyes, an ordinary act of Woo rapidly swells into portentous megaitailii Hence a a row" about rents se asurs Oar spume= et a rebellion. Hence emil deibieMiimaate seatrive to poi for patriot leaders,nue- gilds was stage as antativee Oa asps . the amenf r Yet Farmer Ilia gate is maniere or Wows Tore, and justice for bid that Spin SLASHER shield be taken as one of the rulers of the land The late movement has been einiriy of a mixed kind—partl y . social, and pertly plitiml—origbating in private on. snieweggaleg es if it untene plated puppewar. Aniletemmit Nonprofits bear is OEM MOW ES OSUMI at Mad meilice in 111,- 1 had. We med ear teals. tea this sake s ere as. time rinse, and "Sifted them against led away bi a rz un ' as iniaehievoas exaggerations of the Wass we shall hue to record fresh out ages, melds news will doubtless again write hard he an Irish insurrection. After all, there is a miserable satisfaction in reflect fag that Ireland hoe been just as much disorganised et ether times as now. For example, the date of the conniry in the year 1832 was hiaitely morn than it is while we are writing. The state of the inland in that year brought down upon it Lord STANLEY'S coercion bill. There were one hundred and forty-two persons mur dered of all ranks in that year, including several landlords, several parsons, and the usual number of bailiffs eat peanuts. And the agitation thee peevailing was wens than new. The anti tithe siltation of that year was far more formidaffis than the movement got tip by the' Confederation. Several times the troops and the peasantry were in *onion. O'CoNtiam. was then exciting the country with his repeal cry, sweep ing away the whip, and jointing his " tail" to. gather. The cholera also raged throughout the island. The gaols contained many political prisoners. And the pees, both metropolitan aid provincial, was subjected to stringent plum:aim by Attorney- General BLACKBURN& Ws have no hesitation affirming that even in this year of treason, the Ireland of 1848 is a safer country to live is than the Ireland of 1832. Perhaps the most serious consepence of the recent outbreak is its effect upon the fates of O'Beian and MEA3RER, whose coma an no doubt much prejudiced in the minds of many . persons by the acts of the peasantry. Political crimes derive their magnitude from onside:Miens of time end plan. the public conduct of an individual acquires addi ttoaal from the actual state of affairs. A paten the " Stale Trials" damemetrates that acts of an apparently trivial importance are invested with a trauma= character aceordieg to the time at which they are committed. For our part, looking at lie matter calmly, we cannot help thinking that Canolliation Hall ought to bear a fall portion of the guilt attritive upon podia] agitatica. The soadastors of that =sena wen undoubtedly tee gaud= to semmffithsewolves by overt acts of Aglow; Wheat the ease.! guilt of having misled the pupil, and aped the smile= pammtry, ewlafffiag them sit el miry to be spat aired Ws that, poUdest seteentertwo without gon ads= sr suenge—firom that gent Onsillation Hall eau= he elhelved. It heir bean net merely eon timpible, it bas also beeneeleineL "Mend force* was a mere =incases added to Shoos= calculated to roar to outragetedvialther km the pupas of keeping the speakers out et the mast the law. Fortunately for the 'megaton of the derdeet whatever it may have Wit` society, the law add net be ht to bear party whke hr arse se mush to imp Ireland, se a_egurelnia them the days of Sir PRELIM O'NEIL to mr. Uffiategi l Or Lead EDWARD PITS OZZALD to lir.'o l lleatire. The eseapentiva geld of ly Ora end Kerry, with the dhtathed state Of 31mai end Withillerd shows that the demos of meth Puiplitiml has a tran quillity 'that. In the of Clesakilty and the ill-fated tildbbesime peggis an now in a date of the most miserable floopele, and could be spirited on easily to ash it violence if there were any " leaden" satimpt them. Bat in that part of the matey there has never been any constant political agitation, and in the City of Cork, which was formaig a great cents of agitation, the ~..it... of re principles, and declaimers a i !Pu • have me as silent as mice, bring at the approach of a rebel 800 though the theester was of, it own tearing. The thorough fright which the ea-dime "moral force repealer," have received, will be a good lemon to them for the future, not to proems tbe. public principles which many of them diontsed in Distress, there/ars slow is not nose of the out ttaspgese in the disturbed distrkits. The pseudo-political, Inesmabe seat= width made rapporees imme diately after the overthrow et the STUART dynasty, and has made minor theatre bravos in our days, has had its share io creating the mischief. The peasanby of Skibbeeeen would be as violent as those of Carrick if they were " led ca." We dissent entirely from theme who, order the dialwialeal name of "agitation," would proseribe ell political dissension in Ireland ; bat we only feel the time deeply on that account the ab solute necessity • thet Irish peillislans should abjure amp: and fie end kern fat talk like &minas of l a country in whiitthwe an plies magistrates and 4-:‘, Him lkjaeres lireissilwordisir figures, costume, and fandlemi—ere itallier to the public as her Majesty% self. Bat the galbsit band whose muster roll- we this day peiblidt—her Majtaty's venison eaters—are lees knew& limn their aggregate and indi vidual impulses' meelle. Duly at the sosammessmat of every book mason a royal mandate is Waimea to the Corambeimme of Woods and Forests, Milikadase and requiring them to ism warrants to ihri magma and haws - ef the mal perks ead foresesteldal and deliver for the service elthe royal table, and for die lards and dim mew limed la a list thereto appended, a bob or beaks =vgolyai The Vet is Alley made up if sled sal fenstirmarbe of a orbit Taal, to whom are aided by dperial rase a few pings in& vidmirmine el them below the malt of It le, is petit of fad, Ike roll of a civil and oedrsiaefireal raise el merit—the seder of the Hausa. The tibial members are admitted mn the streagth of their having rilleinsi a certain stinding in Wk reepeedve ser vises, an the members of old Hermes citivalrio orders mod to be on the strength of their quaeteriag& The non-silsial members appear to ewe their edema sent Is the mere rope and favour of the crown, enso in one or two instanoss, where it looks as if It Ind assn obtained 'by barter at least, if not by pur -1 ilea& • The sovere ign for the time being is at the head of re order. No person under the rank of a senior I obeli of the Treasury, a clerk of the Customs, an Aim of Woods and Works, a housekeeper in a royal palace, or a clergyman having • cure of souls, is admissible. Strange to my, the Sou crroitlanitast does not receive the order, though both the Arroanzi-Oznaaa. and the First lierjsant.at-Law are Newts. The inseriptioe at the Bailiff and Locksmith" of Windsor Oreat Park on the list would appear at first ftht to imili sb a e n ex taimioa of the booms of the Hm.w.h to jam bat we dare wager that the " iosksmi " will be head, on ingebn_to be a gentleman born," like the Cows in *A sr's Tale—" no waiter, bed a templer." Mr relative rank held in the ceder by the inseifisia of the order may, we presume, be inferred ban lie number of bomb rented to cash. Her K W set down for 120; Lord CHURCHILL ON alßuriad • have — tero, while the Chincellor se the diocese of London hes only sew These umnalies are, however, probably sae segment than reel, TM Foreign Secretary stands sa is list lir few hubs only, but as " the Vistaed PUMMirron " Nem further down for two, anise the noble lord realm ia his sigerke of ismkriessper of the Ns. Peesetkiis: reality me buck a-Issed of the of CANTIREWIT and th e LOllllO ILtlea The Cesmetaissers of Weeds and Raab h is red for 18 baths, but Leal Mourns, in capacity of Chief Justine in Eyre, receives 14, in addition to his third part of that allowance. The Bishop of WINCHESTER, again, sp pairs to receive 4 becks, or 2 more than the Ash bishop of Tome ; bat the archbishop gets the whole animal except the head, while the bishop's busts as curtailed of their necks and shoulders. By this =tail:sent bangs a tale. In the reveladoas elicited by the committee on Woods and Forests of lest amnion. Lord Cnuacnitz appears in all the dignity of a forest Haulm. It used Co be customary ut ii the forests far the keepers to retain the neck. sod' shoulders of the books as perquisites. An order issued by the Conuniseinnies of Woods some years ago, to send the entire animal, was obeyed in all the other forests and parks, bat the noble ranger of w ood stood out manfully for theprescriptive rights of himself and keepers have thus retained the necks tr el of the warrant deer, and the ranger ems substantial . Lord Catatonia:s claim to satire use and ocatrel of the residue of the deer at this forest, &Wasting these killed under the warmer." has been immodest. The ground on which he *dummied this eisim was his aliegatiot , , that " the expense of bereasumg e mu.ving the stock of deer has ban defrayed by " The truth of this statement might have been contested by any board lees polite than her Majesty's Comma nioners of Woods ; for it appears from the evidence of Mr. /Mae that the board have bad to atop his lordship's timber depredations in WhythwoodForest, committed is supply food for his deer; and from the evidence of Mr. Dowses that the keep of one buck is equal to W keep et eight or tan sheep. Lord Cannon= mg hire defrayed the expense of !swerving the deer, bat Ye has done it out of the public purse. The duties of the knights of the haunch are ob viously severe. In common politeness they cannot do less than eat the venison their sovereign sends them. This entails upon the LORD MAYOR and the Archbishop of CAirrusuar the arduous task of con suming annually six fat bucks each; Lord Catmint'. moat digest 18; Lord Moarsru, 19 ; and her Royal Highness the Ranger of Bushy Park no less than 20. Out of a humane regard to the health of these illustrious personages we would respectfully re prtsent that they ought to be allowed—nay, com manded—to catch their own venison u well as eat it. To this suggestion we may add another, which follows it as necessarily as a corollary _dose a solved problem. The keepers (ex cept in Whychwood Forest) are no longer allowed to reserve for their own use the necks and shoulders : why should they be allowed to keep the skins? Oat at these hides might be manufactured breeches and ewes wherein the knights of the order might shams the flying deer." Orders and decorations have been termed the" cheap dims elnations." It may be questioned whether this Asileipliss seeks to the ceder of the haunch. There are distributed mug the knights of the order 7NI brim Now, Mr. Downs stebstaine, with a fair show of imam that the keep of one buck is equal to the bill at eight or tea amp. "I do not mean," says Xt. DOWNES, " that you can keep eight or ten sheep with what would feed one back, but you require the back to be kept flu or 'ix years, whereas the sheep are about a year and Ulf before they yield a return." Mr. Domes' adds, with a charming naivete, " I reckon that trr every deer you can keep two sheep, and you would get gar awes of sheep whilst one deer is nubs to whelks ; and, in addition to the busk, ] ore wt have a dee to breed the buck ;so that, asJoof, Maim beresses eery esperuies food." With esirsase to the knights of the haunch, we must add the qualitybe *me, " to those who pay for it." la Yr. DOWD' estimate Imo account is made of the &eroded's...Omitted by the deer on the country meat for with* mead* beaus are annually distri buted as lush mossy smug the farmers and proprie tors in the vicinity of Whittlewood. Whychwood. and the New Forest. But leaving this oat of view for the present and also the fact that the Duke of GRAF TON, Lord Caton ILL, and other hereditary rangers, are allowed an unlimited number of bucks; the 729 bucks annually distributed among her Majesty's corps of venison eaters, each buck b eing equivalent to at least 10 sheep, and a good fat sheep being worth at least 3L, it is evident that there is every year spud upon the order 21,8701. As a matter of it could be wished that the knights of the haunch those of the Beets were made to wear metallic images of their distinctive beast instead of swallowing the real animals. Be it remembered too that not one of the.. beim annually presented by the crown to its vent euesiers is honestly ease by. The crown centimes eselly make presents of the deer of theroyal forests although these forests were long ago sold to the public for the civil list. Bat it seems that since the days when the deer-stealing expedition of the PERCY into the DOUGLAS'S woods provoked the lamentable battle of Chevy Chase, no venison has been thought to have the right flavour unities it were stolen. .. . 13 EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY '. . 7 TNG, SENT • €l4B. , ~ , . .., ..--t- , i N • •F• • ' ~. 6pilse4telttilsheiot Caw- Obt._, i - , .... r vr t4 T • • tie " ' T " .I:ll.Lozidatid 6 WA: ' • "'' .. „l t - - __ _ _____"` ___ , L.- . • ~ . • ; "'lr :M A . .„,,, aill e , s o NM , • Tr irll V_t; il • V ." ' . Ist - lirTitlitiivead r s ' ' * • *0 • b ' . it t ed i ale 15 , ' the v of the Orlitaaws, mu "• 41 • ' • mkt late oat+ •'• "' . the sama lt *dec., 1'4 56 h. There Om oaks ia 11ppentry sad Walachia. aid -, rightly se ease **order of moo- T E. at " the imovesest was leeldrents p iar wo viseeribun al =id: The Lewd Bishop of LONDON 6 ,"; I frisks? Bmt la tha rtidia444ll4 . end hem 4 141444,1 1 @01ti 4tehbishop of Tow" has only Ns , ski 1221110=014 the , law, WO ..... _ pane- 2: en tion• mad foreign esetitariee have 4 each, whib keg lag sag =IN MAU MUM Thi troth is the BNCIZTAZY 101TRI, COLONISS and the Szczrrealt- slo at ma mot olf Fe4 lll =trap is Ireland, wit-Wea bay* ooly kw between them ; the " Baal irn . . _Am —a-% X 1..... *am. while, the Chke eellor of the ITT FRANCE. !AIM Towinar, 11 A.Y. The journals this Piercing ankh' no domestic in telligence of interest. The Bourse roma" which I insn In ay ismatchee of lest evening, are meets& bat net madras& The ballot for the Paris Medi= dosed last night. The number of oleo tars =Ter right of suffrage is reported to be inseVthe dub of the Rue de Poitiers took lam led at which it was decided, after some the re-eleetion of M. Marmot to the P of the assembly ebould be supported. The Me of last evening announce that Hadebky he. referred the questioa of the continuation of the armisties to Vienna, and has intimated that in the meanwhile he will not be the party to break it. Amoog the elecitioneering expedients resorted to on Sunday, wee the following ingenious proceeding The agnate of M. Delesesek one of the candidate*, induced Mr. Chem, who amended in his celebrated balloon from the Hippodrome, to take up with him some mullions of little belletins, bearing the name of M. Delessert, as ballast. As he passed over the department of the Beim he let these descend in I &were hem above the de de on the astonished and bewildered calms, who seemed to receive from heaven this inspiration to vote for the son of the ex- Prefect of Police. We learn, says the Mendesr de Sohr that the Emir Bechir, Prince of the Lebanon, whose deposition was at the time of the treaty of 1840, has just r o Z l i i :ttrised by the Turkish Government, at the intercession of the French Ambamador at Constantino ple, to leave that city for Paris, when he intends to make efforts to indoto the Government to support the claims for amapsneatien which he has brought for ward, and whisk have hitherto been dieregeidecl. La Prase, whisk has lately xxiblished several arti cles to asset of sanmeMeial character tro ths quidui bu given the following • his** seism letwess the Impute! cabinet et bolds ea the asopeetsonl Frames sad Emend ea the other gart. teething Ibs seratbeades et bolds Ames et the oreasise ommimied at labs the fth begat laths the bardblem so& Ammlidemgbedgelsatieriet. It is kris that rasesdieg to thotiodeles lel4 of this oroveattes, the ally of Temberrestompbed la thesmaher *ea midi Mr hoglysoop to the *sap tr three logs aka the MIIMIIIMIS el the arodeges by she KW et lisollmb. The Tsidestlie = Sahib Ow es the IS* bog. Tube. dr r e. agreed am, aped Moe es the Ilk Aaiun at the WM: It to weld b eta long lONA here the Inumeees demob bade by lbalhed as Wag Clods Abaft, that Ste &raisin Wow red lest whisk raimmimed as Tombs *odd ameba to Os andlleas of the touldiee. Oa the deemnd el Ilk It. Ahem ' anothy, Milne lissigebadery et imgleadosTodm, lbw Obesim Aiken at M ork delivered a letter patent to Marshal sefebtingAdmiral Albini and General dells Mar in evacuate Venice. But then an unforeseen difficulty elms.At the soma time that the Austrian government, on eggs ileptinaber, reeptived from Admiral Atbini the official arenefigetelhat all the fleet and the Sardinian trope should Illie sb O a O la: , then arrived at Trieste an envoy sent by the mejto emigre that the Sardinian fleet amid not iho - ma ginfig Venn geld after being rosoned d i estolget gogenseent the head swamis did no in of f inedlity shoed be nodertakes against that day fry tho = deeps. The declaration of the dardlidin *hind midi the Feint made by the nprieglintion of helm gadWOVienna, In the ensitetZ t e e f i lho =of MB spirit Venice sZe yes depertere of the Int eommanded Wig by Al miss' AllifoL Is a MOO dated the 7th inst., and jointly ad- MONA by Lord Ponsonhy and M. de Latour to the Baron AO Weassaberg, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria, the repensoisdne of France and England declared that, by the simple fan of having accepted the Angin-French mediation, Austria ta interdicted herself the right of reoommeneiag &oddities ersinet Venice, the special object of the mediation =step the war, by the employment of mesas of cow The teplyof the cabinet of Vienna has not this time Ilebolong waned far. If we an wall informed, it may In renned m fellowet The mitigative of the armistice of M oeMSlifIeft411•110 1 / 1 at the time at which Charles Albert and No mart a/Austria anneed tbe Arglo-Freich media tion. Ongsgegatly the aseeptatige d the mediation cannot in right ban a retreasing Wen on the stipulations of the armistice. The impede gonreaseet no doubt admits the peineipl• ot the Waist ea dr be* of the negotiations to be entered into with Na miedintiog powers; bid 11 name admit any other stsfus VS time that settled by the ergaisrice itself, ad the conergessen sat might to be to replace the bensin zre le the territorial situation which they occu*d at the inn of s the war. That being so, Austria believes heed esti ed es impose on Venice the stipulations of the annistiee from which King Charles Albert has already derived eonsiderable advantages, especially the giving up of a park of artillery abandoned at Pembina and the free pa ng* accorded to his troops. From these motives Austria in her turn proton against the difficulties which the mediating powers raise to tits moompliehment of the armistice of Milan, and she reserves is kenelf, in respect to Venice all her liberty of action, the acenteace of the Anglo-Frandi me tion, not in her opinion dadroying in any respect the we elects rights resetting to her tram the armistice. The counter pretest it Austria appears so meek the more grave from the llect that the armistie. of Milan expires on the 21st of this month, sad that King Charles Albert and Marshal Bedetaki are preparing to resume hostilities with new vigour, 14 in the meantime Prince Sehwertcenburg, dele gated ad be for the command in chief of the Austrian army, shall not snaked in stipulating a prolongation of the armis tice with the Sardinian government. In this state of things the French government hue invited the English cabinet to join it in pressing on the negotiatioas. But, in consequence of the doing of parliament, the British ministers take a vacation, and Lord Palmerston it seeking repoee in the coun try from the fatigues of a stormy session. Nevertheless, in formed of the deeds of the French government, he his pro- Weed to be at London on Monday, to devise, with K. Gus tave de Beaumont, the means of removing the very great difficulties which the Anglo-French mediation encounters at its Mod. ITALY. The Italian mails of this morning bring advice, from Ancona to the 10th. On the evening of the 9th the Sardinian spadron entered that port. Letters from Turin of the 14th say that the King arrived there on that day, and immediately held a cabinet council, at which matters of extreme im portance were reported to have been discussed. It was resolved to confide to a special committee a pro- ject for the defence of the city of Turin. A council of ministers was held conjointly with the Lombard Con sults, at which it was reported that it was agreed that the armistice should be prolonged for six works. Letters from Leghorn of the 12th announce that hiplines had resumed its course. _ _ . We have advice. from Naples to the 10th. A telegraphic despatch received there, dated Messina, the 9th, announced that the fires had then been ex tinguished, and that order wee re-established. GERMANY. CONTINUED DISTURBANCES AT VIENNA. AUSTRIA.—We gave yeateiday an amount of the carrenoes of the 11t 12th, and 13th, at Vienna. iiiextr;ot additional news from the journals of the 14th, which have since reached us. Oar correspondent aneoanoes the granting of two millions for the as mistime of the ,mut portion of the lower classes. The proposal for so doing was made in the Assembly on th e a u 1: 1 1117 Messrs. Breed and Ooldmark. The measure unanimously. N then raps to put a question to ministers. He said that on the previous day great excesses had been committed. Now he wanted to know who had mused Sham? He oomplained that nobody supported the mall citizen, whose lot wu as bad as that of the working man. For months large sums had been given to support the latter, which would have been better employed in the support of the former. Did the ministry know the source of ths present 000urrettoes P Did it know the condition of the citizens P What had been dons to throw light en Ihroboda's share asso ciation ? Hat the miniefey dedded an what mute it should parses laid* ea the city of Vienna be called apes 19 00 up a portion of its real pro perty for the Imme of la discount bank, shares to bs 'issned, each the *antral of the civic authorities for the morsel of the lower classes ? Mr. Herabutel replied, the cease of the disturb- MIN was the disappointment of hopes which had been Meanest on an undertaking having no fhamiation or guarantee. The shareholders only seegbt fir • guarantee, and desired that of his Ma -Ihe ministry told them it was a swindle, motioned Swoboda. On the 11th, a _ re gust was made to the authorities and to the state to grant the patentee. The natural consequence was the ccearmeee d disturbanoss. The ministry 11:116W the eary causes whisk bad led to the stagnation of W. But a was fte patting an end to the stag maim trade was merseir prastisable, when the anuses of the sieges** *add not be removed. The ammeittee of safety already gave one warning on the siddeet of Swoboda's ahem*, but the ardissorent wee too great. The property of the town of Vienna wee already so heavily taxed that it had been obliged to make a loan this year. But as soon as it was possible a discount bank would be established. After a discussion on the quake es to whether a vote of thanks should be paned to the Austrian army in Italy, the regular business wee brought to a close the house still sitting. The minister Latour then communicated to the' members that a meeting had taken place at the Auk for the purpose of upsetting the ministry and the diet. The commander of the municipal guard then communicated that several chiefs of districts de nuded the assistance of the military, upon which u tt ar ersonage was instructed to support the 'a but only when an attack should be mode. "J u n a tt. propose-1 of Herr Lohner, the Assembky then declared itself permanent. After some dhmasdea on this question and the necessity of namingasommfttei of safety, Herr Bach entered the assembly and stated that a deputation from the Auk, with Faster at its head, desired the formation of a committee of safety. The military, he added, had been called out at the desire of the national guard, and had fraternised with it. At half-put three the sitting was adjourned hr half-an-hour. On its resumption, Hornbostel as noonced that the reinstitution of the committee a safety would be unanimously considered necessary. He thm read an address from the committee of sta. dents td the diet, which stated that the Aula had boss surrounded by a mob of people, of whom very few wen) students, who had forced open the doors. The committee had protested against the resolutions of suet a mass of persons. The committee of students had never any intention of upsetting either the ministry or the Assembly. After another short adjournment, the minister Schwarzer came in at a qaarter to six , o'clock, and said that half an hour before about forty I people, wearing white wades in their hate, had come into the court, there had separated, bat soon MO, and then 400 more people, mostly armed, had again gathered, all wearing the white cocade. A commis sary was sent out to require them to take off the revo lutionary coca Ce. In the meanwhile everything had been done to avoid a conflict. He could not say bow far that would be possible. After a few words from Messrs. Bonesch, Mokri. and Branner, Schwarz*: read to the Assembly a communketion which he had just received. It stated that part of the national guard still remained refractory, bed that a portion of the rebels had laid down the reveled's ary sign. It had not yet been found necasary to use arms, and the greater part of the national guard was actuated by the best motives and &stamina with thel soldiers. The proposal to reinstitute the committee of safety was then made to the Assembly, and a discussion on that point was_ sagaged in, when Hornbostel came is and said " Barricades have been erected in the Backer Straws. The republic is called for." (Tu mult.) After some dimension a proposal to name a committee of safety of five mei:abets of the ministry was adopted, as well us another to eel potation to the university. A motion t; effect that the military be immediately witk7 drawn and consigned to 'barracks was also a4 O .Z Borns& then proposed to elect the commitskoi Vienna—the members chosen being Scherzer , 100 o ; Hera, Smolka, and Pintas. Th ese gentlemen' mediately left the Assembly. The deputation t oft . university was then named : it confided of Bo m a' Thienfeld Branner, Valkarm, Violand, Behnselknoot—' Cavalcebo. This deputation also imm o dt o w y the Assembly. The progress of events during the 13th is d • is follows mthe Wiener Zeitun g : The greeter part of the guards have been under Brea g._ 9 o'clock this miming, The movement which ypsterd.,"., took rather a social character, assumed a die, , ra n i -. te-day,and was of a decidedly political tone. the pheireas was beaten in almmt every pier spew after the military and the dem d i ad la the court-yard, eh they completely Ia the course :of t afternoon a body ar guards end students suddenly made their appe th ,;72 painted papers= their hats, demenoing the rentebhd;,Z, of the committee of public safety. The greater n ogi oT i r' the guards refused to take dam paper s. An .. 21 Danced the ministry commanded the removal of m e = Troops were marching into the city, and as well am thi o - s." lery were received with enclemations. A report d oh , cadgewere being emoted at the University. proved %f a l' and tap to this time, half-past 8 o'clock, p.m., the Naa fi' not been broken. Great animation prevails la the do : bat with melt an armed force , and the admirable sR willed' prevails among the guards and troop, prehension of a very serious e metate breaking out. Nitta o'Citocx. PA —The deputies of the Diet, 13. m..,. gameilea, sad Violend, have jam returned feral th e tr; verity, where, after a spirited address to the Lo g i. ; repaired the asearanoe of its entire devotion to th a Bernardi is at this moment submitting to the Diet Me positions of innatituting a committee for the mainteamsf d peace. The military and nwional guards areg.... off from several ports of the city, an.% general Ufas gp veils. The news from Hungary is still hap:ot oot At Path, on the 11th, the Diet had declared** permanent and absolute, declaring the new lim o * had not yet been confirmed by the King aw l * obligatory, and adopting tie most energetic for the defence and welfare of the country7 lll 4 , itself was tranquiL The intelligence that wadi the counties and free cities of Hungary had huh against Kossuth and in favour of 'Wadi& ha l confirmed. The Hungarian deputies returned on the lOtb, s the afternoon, by steamer, from Vienna. fl a w them displayed a red ft ether in their caps, i s sk, of their mission, and as a signal that liberty ad now be bought at the point of the sword. en i s , menee crowd covered both banks of the Daubs, ed the news spread like wildfire that the King his s ii was now at the head of the reactionary pi t i 7 Bathyanyi and Desk also returned, and eat in mai for some hours with the Archduke Palatine. Ne i the night of the 10th there *as a secret sitting de s House of Representatives, the remitter whet ins patiently looked for by all. Nearly 10,000 p m assembled on the Museinneplatz, but a deputy fi g the Ministers went among them, with an exhartalin to rely firmly on the decisions of the Diet. 7th 9. peered to satisfy them, and they dispersed qaistly. Latest accounts from Petth, of Sept. 12, ay: di the cabinet council held by the Archduke Psis tine immediately on the return of the b. putties, all the ministers tendered their nit nations, with the exception of the MOM of the Interior (Szemere). In conseqtwaai d their resolution the Archduke at the second Abe of the Diet, which had to meet in the mesas* sent in a paper in which he received the resigeitioe it the ministers, and at the same time intoned to house that in the present default of a might:7h ellutd provisionally undertake the responsible des tion of the government. This writing not bat countersigned by Szemere, who still reptiles:lli office, it was considered not valid. As, however, stn lengthened debate the Minister of Finance, Komi, after the most argent entreaties, firmly pcovistsik declining the direction of the government, bates Dented, with the rest of the ministers, stmt Bathyany, to retain his portefenille until amg ministry should be formed, a deputation be the Diet was sent to the Palatine etiqd to communicate the expressed wishes cd to states. The Archduke expressed his be* regret that the representatives of the natke considered his letter not legal, as it bad ben* endeavour moat screpuloutly to observe the lairstle that since the Diet had given a proof of theirs& dews in 'ending the prevent deputation, he will still retain the office which was confided to his ty the Bing and the nation ; but that on the first info lion of the mistrust of the nation he should be nkik antly compelled to quit his country. On the red omission he should agree to the wishes of talk Reeruth has been charged with the formed= alb new cabinet. A letter from Trieste of Sept. 11 says : The Amide fleet, which quitted our shown yesterday, be * countered contrary winds, and is near Umatio. Tis Sardinian feet was seen yesterday in the neighte* hood of Ancona. FRANKFORT.—On the 10th the vote al is Amerahly on the question of the armistiee of %leis was to be taken. In the sitting of that day spiels were made by Messrs. von Vincke, Ziewart, Nek Lowe, Dminkolb, Blum, Lichnowaki, Simon, Moi , milian von Gagern, and Heckacher. At the amid we were going to press, says the Frankfort Jewel of the 17th, M. Heokacher was in the tribune. CONSTANTINOPLE.—We have received shin from Constantinople to the sth. The city holes the ease of further devastation by Bre. Thee of Abmet Fethi Puha has been burned, u aid all menu, and above 200 houses and palaces. THE BOULOONE FETE. BonWenn, SEPT. 19. —The afternoon d Ye day wen devoted to amusements of the most luta cent, as well as et the most ludicrous, char's* 111 revisit of the national guards (of whom there are me* of Ave tAmemad new fn 13 rulogne) constitu ted As doe lima "• Oho ger% sod in one step people were on**. witmeming the T" Indieroas," In the shape of irony mac the imam* between the heats bring devoted to WIN* ing earreent of jumping in sacks. The " make* rode the **eye were (it was an essential point) Whir a* as much care and even solemnity testensid L the into as it Surplice had been shoat te slideat the or. Then were no false starts Wirt* NM if Ake werd, none of the animals Oct of le Mme the dotal was given ; bat, on the other had, los pus add scarcely be persuaded, even , by the most trio Jellillis to move until some minutes afterwards. kV its Tea the word there appeared no prom* d I 1110111=1/1101/kaistl, as the donkeys declined cos W to go he than 20 feet of the winning psi, th e=seement et ging in sacks appears to be bessd a* thee, if aw re contorts of a few to the erre nine of eery. The around on which the exhibit* Oa Saes bed evidently been selected with a view te pea* maths ordidatita fir honors were followed (wltstior poser Noted arrangements or not it is impesobl s :l o 0 4 41 a reritbor of dogs, who, upon one of the gen t dawn, Wordy approached the fallen mss d = l verions sots of fraternisation, such as licking aka led biting his can—civilties which, from the podia of hie arms, ha would of course be unable to war WO T e L s o =nitre well. at the Sastre weet y The house was as full as hit Xsi theatre on a Jenny Lind night, but differed from it is l that than was no pushing, screaming, or faint*, aka a nieri which always result from the formation of the Itsa If - any excuse were wanting for enjoying themselves Mir* ever manner they thought bmt, a gnat many of the lar meat hunters would find one for drutkingpenifs arrest Mt of being sold by the vivamelitree, who en *the Sewn* considerable force • many of thin WM elm* as well r Jenny Lind in 'La Figlia, The snow el drados which took place last night can be neither ✓ind wee &method, for the simple regions that it L pert cooseptloo, and that to give any low of it would have required the presence of is fru places at the same time—on of =that of the Tintillerties) was a gratuitous or, those who attended it took almost a mean adrenal s a ri lil i een ge li a t is of the municipality by stopping until the stita• s hour. The grand concert, with the Oar frolereeas, went o ff last night with gnat eclat throe also mows, to the number of six or elght, in the Or!, which were illuminated in the most brilliant Nara* a" one having a more glittering a ppearance than h proomq the prineipel walk in Vauxhall Gardens. In OW of' above fatiguing amusements, the eternal rePPIR los beating since six this morning as a precursor to the "rts of the day. Ebt Court. BALMORAL, BITNDAY, SEPT. 17.—Her MO Prices Albert attended divine wades this eiondad , 1 1 pariah church Cratehic liar fiejorty arse ci li the Counter of Gainaborongh, VW:annum Bight Ham the Lord J. liarsll, and the rot of suite. The Doke of Cambridp left the meat of the Deks! Devonshire, Chatsworth, Derbyshire, 'Mud* maims at Hew. The Dachas of Cambri 4e platen hall, _ Ismashire, to honour the Earl aaondd of Wilton with a visit. Despatches were seat off yesterday evesing for *IF Wipes Awl` ow IA ■•• re Gloms un do , date *OW I nl =. penes Albert T in n r inlg rarZa,....a., food d o (Web bijg 0 0$1011Cr Aeon ihr" object in a di • th: ph rf/ A h. o:album ... w ww— Tde. an d ,. ranuul I I I "!„ les IfYe, but for :I . h einoeff .74 ;:b as yee thMa imeircu t26 ::: dos n : ° irdt ea atdh stip the Quee , l a t,a p the glen :t it; O a " r ". l 7 2 ' ib l e way t roug gaily tbe tze . es Ct, _sad the wad b Bellooltbowie is op Off Om Waist co. e s ome to la •••• ...1 1 e were ett; ag r er awl ran " 'II mo unted "tea 0 ark irse ridden GYMthe summit th 4 n u t la acct ; diteet on the p e w i t w:i:!rieeenowenvie 6,ll:l:::::dpietto.tann*lseabopflti:hrt.:l::=eileastie.:lnotwfiriieleh7:l3•o3oo,owAttr.h.,Ploiittael,:iii: Pty P1.017„,3.1t W be ffnlr% . 1 ., 1 ' le be ettgAi t TlO n i: S do *1 _ lk—ltrwe Haw ybe imork to le sm.., Par, vi r,—s. T. Webellu. V bbetwienu ietb Y.--Liput. T. Ander lea ; Er. P. A. Cloartlne, r e AttCri e t Mi er blllere Cmiyi. J. aAI lia4tllis to be bent, moo* be ow, by Mt.. TI var.—LAW. IL L Asserts; Ens.W.H loi T. L. Ilsbern. tO be ietb F. — Br'. Lieut.-Col yoga" wbo set. ; bees. .1111tedt• Lin t 4 U. J. Pr ps. W. to be bet dee„need .Seri ni yebeewho bet Ili W.I. ist.—W. Han lymnke. mime so .be Ur iseserra. bran.—Aeitst lelnabe staff ew.—lA ware. eut of ...OeL H. the seem ow; Capt. F. C. Cada% SA Labs. THEE CiTY OF LONDON.- the barrister appointed 4311, of London, *Pone liseneo Pleas Court, Ida logistraticn for Lot Pict upon the state of Need of. On the meat Ur of objections tar 4,000, while now the 1,4611, which, with 51 wren the same claims Or nukes a total of 1 new claims. The saw Mir parties as before- Mend aide, and Mr. Errs applied that d On Nets had been rece 7lr. Smith had some s :whir, if allowed, la 'thole of the (objection Me judicious ant etc overseen the principle overseen to prep to the wart km sent in the proosedini dike lists would shoe neglect was apparent, jestions had been take red merit in the obj ewe to be snore caret; cla the ent occano pres iron. He thought b had resulted from tin berg lista, and no fri se du public, it had bid Ohjeceons should Indira which last ya Lai been abandoned.. Bolds r to the benel bet y j eer but he difl toorma state of th deer or overseen ,1 perdu which had be okra laid down the scald not throw = ent for this n no objecti %solar of the list se liveryman of tb said that the n 'lettered en any fors & don of the fri esdisimitivimdm Bu r p lod Ensirdon Mated that this ea tried by Edward in Ersent lin W i t: COT le airy livery cont Ile entitle a livery= Eventually the list ides names disallow; • Tbe court coma =Tr hsTg h ht. " . Bocirry OF A 41W et the Booiet Zamafutures, hu onniutition &trial but eooonnt of • tuna, employed is Wm Bed ti* aikido MON predisama ilim arren bmeshere. 'There &Mem& :A awl emegnasd i o asap iiii7oNste ll efa th have beat elheed, emu. It is Men 6 to retire hat 41. Si Is. Id. a week tho Pessneee fainar ai ded &tin , tin wan *um 7 011 7 Milloa to a ereek was seen nen et have helm the who Mere Men event ten and When a "ward is week, and whe the emeatioa of In the Lyndon p( 'with the sxcspti eanvietod of a be • Om 0010 Owns of Comm Ins** Mt IMP —lin Mara, SieSdy ll s ellmatve mull emamillee dm d emerpi claims Onibmakltd lid pa my vie eve s thearoves awe Wet Vika o sailemplhaat et adoM ill irare l etAelq bandrig leek abe leas tfmit„r Il sr • as l • t: • OM • OS I.] or t • a a in • Ir 116 0 sir r. • • Ltd is r sal ion ne arK IA ! ai d : w r it i iM odd n▪ s IWO di of d* 0* die t ai l* ▪ 10 solo