The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-21 00:00:00

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Mks Well= of WO 1001000 ft be hod poifteal WOO /10$01_.1111_01 as/ 9111 dials= CIP MA INA Mt,. —711171.7.12 a Va 1ek Il k ft. ITS. ; lag NW as anal, doi 0/ Ihnoiftey isil 1 1 / 1 0ftham Eto whoothe or cooOdbals as a the gam' of Do loia. UN forooriloa of dio arwribuoy agolord balft nib laboaad ad perm 011 sir is opellol fro io hoobie L . ........;.......=.= : D0 e..6.1 tiab ok bor z 7 01004 , gm l oy .... =oroogoiy im all soob 'two, larilMonrelr= th• Ifeeri re If eft gr=l .B.. egpl a ==. mbar. 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Nas tlmpectiou ce et Wore obe am, Da DI w at t d torte 0111114 laill path. at as wpm Oft oulings of oolgrroirth del, D DIX sag CO., 24, Parllogroatoftiot. LoaDia Parfirmoolon Amato hatolelo Oh ago of loftrober, OIL ILNORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.— EXTEN SION of LANCASTER BRANCH. ABANDONMENT of AN LANDS MANCH, BEM ROAD to EIMER SEA MS EXTENSION of TIME kr ?MORASS of LAIN. Ind biiIIVILUCT lON at RORK& 110TICI IS HEREBY GIVEN. Yet APPLICATION le Waded Me made to PARLIAMENT In the seat arks for ma ad 11•=.. Illeld. Rawl. rd WM% or to repeal roes al We der et . The North Western Rallzi e lMV Nateer sad Railway Ad. MK" sad " Neel:edies Baddeas at SEW" Caderton. awl ALL " le wade IM North Ream Renew le ea d the taweler 11 of tbe North Madam le aer see N. Lamar dation of the WI eedi li g l eet " rra ale Re Limp of larearter, Is the et law sow the soway 4 Loomo. ma to oli or ler Re dolls Wadi of the Wawa, sad Rai le tbe *lndia el Law there le Wm • Ra au lou us Loauseer awl NNW , WM edd aslaiedes be of saw WI Row IRlllreallk Id et be Mdsdo WOW the tea ef I . %weft% el larawaiß berello Red lida et LIR war. MAR el lasasAtor. EN beersalp el 1111. MI la Se add emir et Langer. Aal a a elm latwiedtv _R . all a11...._11l 3. Ir . lath Tows saris comedy ...m.o. N. ...a...a...L.. Is .—. 11.. 0 OR to mach of tee bland Ras Monsanto thkaosr li=dter . at or at ai at earl Imiltatiks Vial= wllh Wi we wee War t la the tetraehtt of lEywerliß RAI andeaelel the aid Ilseecambe Hartaar and Ad, R MI DU WPM MAIM Illid 111113000 NV, ID 00....... is. bates el Rs wheadea Ilw el aellwar bredebMWERWEIssE WIN she bladed by Ihe did set to NAM= the NI Mc* Vern Oseway Make a war med. beeWRISel at er war w O os,„ dhendee Ildwrorlfe-brlday. la the NMI et la the ed Wig d the county of Talked sr ow team d et a wads wad or highway there, *WI Ras `pus Oa Loath of Oldertdr Z i t 4 4 =LW err odd et IdYd the In the rid Me F ir Aim 4 net. la the edd teleWrie alerts thibeera a SAW. On of ors= I.laepolateljooetkeel aortala Ram am jar the delastreet. dherdee ailed And. la the in.... of Settle Edikbat. le. Riga* or bara er be 11. 110= s ithla Ow ma% II Ill.""nl lvelellie a Olairlolok old IMO% 21 lo itat Blew et the county et bet. ME babe nopowl by the 461 eat le Wee WWI DI 181 . 4 6 :af t !AR RR tempofiaily of psfRIRSOHS. NB soli '''. war old Bilrif., :FM Isillatlf% SOIRSIRSIS. linse,siddysroo. Wm the SNRISI4 beldeldpe. add dim ' 117 er other Rpm eft we Om. as It nolo aftwery to WV ,6 rt divert, by rearm 4 the maddaellea et the ad allway, al wt.. a r aay e r 144 el Ohm. Mitt • tie Isturki by the red Wt. lobe pawn teethe pareire. Rawablea r et WEI rd hewee he the peeps= et WI r•OßlGnini MI traria. sad Se aller. d. or edlestalra ea hi serla i t mesa =l i r a l et h we glib erth a tbr i e= Z k so l tMl= s r me et Oa eall ledwili gmi nErrz io rr i t m a i td . a_ s _lot Soft er la rayed Mr= OW Wade= = r...r.r...........,.... panda du kal o r=eby Rather . ide . 2:l= jlizzi . ia b = Rapiralß Uz i ,. up Wallet tweet Ida Was of Winos to the same of ea draw or rested lows sad consies of sob Irskir awl kerns. lo i =; bob rod Ward reepeelleljkr fils.= d . " I.II "..IREDhaI la the " tasks UMW ou 011 7811.11ha Str " .1 19118 .af el 11 :;V:Ir ib°1 = al rfarm a t e st aths pea ee kr the es . Min et weir u d Is %heard. and WA a esw et le mil of the old plum w r i keee.aalhaa..4 ed Ms MRS OD WO WSW naten_La is is Ain the Wooded . Nadj=7 l,4 Cr= paw . 01 the • rvrr er di as lo MI sr hem the old 116 Of Noveiabar. he Solostlet = lll = ll ja •Vh the yeela WIN et Uwe padehee at ORO II bin* ono OW& that a le teteed..4 by qide apt_ lo ine. or bo None no Down Motot by The Naito waters 4114." • The Meneserhe Barbour in E at ers . " m asa WWII WNW% Railway IThondo II Bola caw roe Vein Ad. 14.1 - tar the co the Bisdiss• of era. ell oilloarlard le be takes leader the prodder ef emelt 46 .Alit the amend per•hee. totneediw. 001 estra PewEEll or leawavi,er wee 4 them Wet to to wl. Leal Prod... kilaEdlelleld. 31orrks, LIM* lr ArammAndert. Arad wraterlth little !kilos. i tgf bge". ' (14°- x: lin ' l T Newhs w ! R oil. . Coate, Newby SW" r o t., m.. ses. Co y Cokl cu r ia.- rhesus. Theneaaa . ma harm. forl,. 1 r aumeeeh illw r ik 111 02=aat Nand. LAW "MeNB llllO4. (bo il *a eve r ronr l a:lmes. I. TA: Pealtes. ll Tsar% Lai .Lo w. Leo sorr._ .Ornwe 111..11arrow. , Over a. il ivr o Cll P la: .._ • o .lOves. ovrellerooth. so t . ell lo the -rif temolersod II „.. .111116 Ws lerelli=ro, — lliesok. Mtn wall". lll.l =ja Orlos. 'eel WOK otl; sid e r.:4 1 : 044 41 olloll14 . 104 Is d lisp OMB a ll issi tt 11111 1•141114er IV " . ihell LANCASHIRE and YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. NITNNSION of ASHTON SS tNCII of CLIP! BRANCO. aced ARAN DoN 11l ONT./ PART ofCLIPTON BRAVE! NATIO dloN ; ISATIMPION of TINS for PI'OCIIASS of LAN lANOULAT lON d CAPITAL. ead A lIIIN MINOT of ACTS NOTICS Id HERESY WYNN that APPLICATION le 1 16.1 teeer to Moab to Pain. IA M SNT In the or eras I. e sit to ater mead. lilts& sr velar r, to to real or re =uiti order of as ewer seta folkorg. oral to rd Yorker rim Corer rat Is to " Tbs llamilitatee rd Lear Zahn, Ad. lel r " = 1 :11 Lewis Dear Ad. MI r " Tio Illarester 44... Ma r " Tbs thodere sad Ler rd Ler raw Ad, Me likarestr a rd i = ft tlallway Au, No. 1, .46_;^ Nesebre sad Lode roar A . 2. No. liel.L o. ' ir ' " Tie 114=e1 M e lf ra ll " way Ar i e l . l . f, tit; "h. Ad, No. 7. 111. Ade ta 1. ISO .- " The kale*. soll Jr Rea Act. 1544 "Tbe Arra. mad EU MUM, Aet. ISIS: "Tao libeebesece. mai ze l l a i r. T A AV s kr :Ate ill=, i v } owl Oar sad array A; 'Tr larbor. nad Dr arl sod Nary Act. , " The Carll rosy Ad. Coo I, ISIS r li C efti ffesaseber lialki Nts:= Maardersad Ler Oral sod Mar ." 1 44 roy Irmo Aet.11146; "?be Ast. ' " The Jr Reel mad Om awl We I fg ail daorieid " Th. sr Illedisli Janstlet ited i ft . P ri aserg. ya. Mir _ atio Mris Tb e ri& Prorad. sod rose Isar Ad. . "Tr Wire. rialil it= 1;11111fill air, Dorm Ast, UV r " Ties Warr, sol ire Naar sad rot of Oath Ad ISO •' "re sod Illseatr . lallway Ad. MI ; " The rises 4d. 1141 " Tbe be tko err , ...LES alr " . tbs sok 14 I" r ai vree el bar he_LC arial J am . Tsar Omar a r k r grid ma ear allez Or MA Vales . ''.1" 2:1 „Siiw i liz=b.: - . a . :r to re = F e ow. Nary. Intr. "An Ant anet=ilie rend 41 .41CI Ng t Corry to Warr ire be sell Lode disir Wry Its as York and N: a rth resod. and aware mil Mar asepor. or eate of air sod to rare as stiblot of arr. Tray by botle str diber pod tr cal:=les= k sse b e i r u ster ...p=es i t m etsi m e fr.or tm lbeidge u r . t.ill prood"rfeezv wl LAnA4 rd Orr riersor Relin es. sod sod Nei* 6 7- 1 1 . 6 .. A.„ Isar Ar. IdC ; end "The Ira Our 11101111 Lad rat. by as oil ter.= Warr tles Isroblej Ur Ma ced as erd lit . brell= li asi S .m. rod Livered loser at set Me 1.01.1 as old mod . 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Sera ef 43 = "i parray. to surer by • poor with woad area art b. Is as torero c 4 Car. to ild pada el Neer, to as 52 err g of Lancer, at to. arse td Parr dor sr therersie frees sot as the wordy re . as I ==wt rode lOW .a_ re tortiolte or kers ro to thalira. see to tembre at or oar to ern rd. t a rejt i s repro of trier Blair. Er. la do Ira" of II Is 110 prit d Dos, Or to form a raise wllb as es term of re mid Class rode ready surer: whir esid Warrior road satries will pan tram. trek ce or II • lamb while as serial purr towerlys. cc ears plam larria et sr el aso, tbat to to op: are. ILeascliss. Ws Mao. rd Weir. a la as raj= losorer. Abe a Orb rafir.Oria= . 4.7 l . l 2 . o =Oka Zaala - IMIYi lIIMINON Tear body r rile err sids altaarimaa IBM 41111 M plea s la Ow Orr el Ilernir. to re pada d pre......, la aeaciale did red Urea Moder d asWerary Mei sderl imi lezilp et War r. to ir torld of bedeS ers VIZ Warr dele to Senn Or' with re Wildly Iris ar Mr. art Satre at the roar lire. rib rewarmed In. Wass breach dray will paw for lo treer. go re or . alaa war Mzrz t al polar lorips. mad sitnaparre. or saw . or or el ar Not le le ry : ia, tor CUING Hero sod Woreir all is as ead J effo rear Is= piereedles oil road ad to= as laid tied T Law arr. to frostiew ef or le or Nor d ild ez1er1 ..... 4 thealliws kerb of *ale wavy as sallamelaal to be M the old "Mrkeer sod rob Mir Ad. New; Ii bars as rimer Ord re tbe seed Class osy. lo die rola ef Mir e tbe lola et Itealskaaell trot to Is as eseepra of aweless Mar fr.. ride Pori of rag r award to Ile W. r, rook ce se a be s I.l_ as rod parr d or pre Moir sr re el air OM to an : Des ad ltearey. Is as old wry of And bre itilo sold sot le roll as lar Orr be " ft. 11117 = 51 11.%i ll a " sa= 1"11. toil red bear ts as prier of web set re ernestion of as rasa or err re st er sene lie rod. term . r ex = wa sono l T e Lear st sr sr leeve rd to Iseurls at or seer do area a la li d l ipeelbed i rlre l eal= la wl= al ts= ted Per . la as era of rearm It le sr soired2zid larded set to =z l its, Irealue roll Yorke ...... =ey to re ai d id for do err sr as. of air alsbe iltra dimilabi rsors.cwen lillifts sod wor d " V g a= t at l riejereld. "..". and kr do rod 1 et air err siee le err es as odd f and err. peer Is Morro to tbea. .0.6...t= (.0, ti. steer sol arbero of err err et ire Orr ar Is rm. rtie l t=272 ine seury co Aod It le peeper brilie le atlidended ast Ore pre le dap Ito aim or dor was . lber . terra eat perretly. all arli ter 1 P artr a a t is= = b i to re s= l e 7 .5 Um I = 1 eariarral or or pro co air, as It re be seer. wIIIE. ea rot by era ef as rinser Ili ali all Is error et wee *lee of dam Aad arleArratied hydra veld Art le Ober so Ow as by oeredara se erre. ef ode sad roe fee the Proso n n old Orr rear end weer sad le web. error err air a. prams cesseeted wr bre seed= rieb soar way of rode sr Were Ira as sod ewe of ilis oil rear serer sod weer ter ee giu .e . . sed lii waft after ram sok 1. 60 01. i awl 200 10 lwry telleando. sad der Ow err part If Me ups at the nil Ir Ord 1100110 r sad err sad la wafer cash surre fro as pers. ef ser Mils. ear mil Ars ea sr be Orr . illot and re be ger for es sr preen sea reeSo fis rear. radar sol rear at tbs lea. ers. soll mew a raw shr be herr urn sr lave el as err were of toe ar loradraced Tarr Brow Orr. sr le Weer as meld i re re. sod ela er ere of am. As* eels berg li do drat.dr moo sir nod miss, et liet garroted roar red r weds, sod of as Ira sed rem Iso pool ts bears fee as pur ilred, rib brio tef Mr re to er par errs as assair I ' M erste 10=1 err roes or nor Imam awl amplies el re br, sol arras orb bre rd tree roptisilar . le n die Nor eta oder. Is as " Leers es ea t ter as al leir ef Arolor In lat e = rell tbe of as pro fee thet war of rossaroa lie sre Or • espy ef es art et re old Area. rasp% rte a .. 1. resse, es oars as real prier In wirer as emaisys.. d eeksais eke soa.soll ales sew .M 7; Mi ss Is the "rwe as ii# I dot anolge,be tar roar rib ao per 1 der rt e ars pear = yrs. abr. And rim le Ira IiTGIL Sat pores Is beried Is les moda by as seld rod. ad hirei ars be to dr be lbe old Larsdre rod Trollies arm of el praise or sther breed Vs err el sag el laa salkcael lor ar m', is la say of the prldr. Orsor 0, le of illita rasa roar soil we er toy of it ow pre ee be anie DWI= IRE, LEWISSo r 4 TAU:l ms .. er Dar Ibis oar day of November, 1848. in HE MODEL GENTL EMAN. Tbe s e ll s.m. .46eferesitt Oat la my °' noddle." la • re t *lf alba ../... «ar A ordel= 6 ._ Is or moi ant sa in MCC re, i . ? To toy Poe don e m s err ire seri., A. that arr. id MOW Neal Wart; Veer =Mr aoll resseerbs ribt Isa r . Or air le N ar be • leer A IV se le Or Mold U r n &INT sep. ar ; Asd "Mir roe sit es . 9 t a gdel ms =ris sin g =r " "'Wet' M WWl' MODM. AND WES. A RtIIthEINI 111 emenplete, taloa be of hi , ' it , A. ber F bill *a Dr be ar rehlro de leadle. o .6.ll.lllllllrair le set a doer rai ii pr nwear Ir. 1 1 116 T. sr t.....c. si6. 31 4, ~,,. . .. a is -15 e . I t s., eas bee% our bat=ele. • 11.7 . 4 . t. le p ro p Vll bet, Tea .. . tio at if I.ost ilatiri • s edr•mimP aildisi 11 " 1. jobm w. sa et NAM eraar i • d. A a 41. Avers sad Wieder Orr A L I T mil ow7N II II 41 is al as rest 01.61. =.sera 2 =ro. 1 6 4 016 • *1 za est. 3 lll • . 416 ...... ra.tmier 01 l : lest ........ ::::::::: ... ::: erE . ..... i "... r.b ...... 1 4 0 Mir" :12=" *** • a I Neri—Tbs Mr MOWN% r roor Oder Ida s..Aer.roaser reebra e . r eis rear .114 trlf arit= 2B" 2 ... 1110.. el. le SIN ale " le I VIIMPL ff. WES and llON.aln iz eilloadisarb e lh ad i Fleelele. 1"•1 le== r WIZ Mr City. Lear. NOSX . Ln e d.lllo2 . l.lnOl em bile=alaV e. user tor 050.gri._ ....... 1bs ire r, err l a Limw gr iserst. .... ...1,12111Ws ISOM* TMPORTANT CAUTION.—A. ROWLAND and IL PONS, IlbteMlNMPPlokLariss. Mg p• amiss smilll s t men emirs midge Ibms Memel' is ems Via-,.: ramS"l"%rir Mi mass A . mutra‘soaCZS WAN MP= i we l i t sad 6. m it , Cd7o: tet 687.) LONDON. TUESDAY, NOV. 21, 1848. [THREEPENCE. nIKKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE. sad CHE cs SHIRR JONCTION RAILWAY.-4ABANDONNCIIT of PART ef LINN, NITNNSION to LONDON awl NORTWWNST SRN RAILWAY. ALTNRATION of LEVELS of ONNSTIIR BRANCH. owl of 110 DIS .4 CROSSING CANNING NTRlnft BIRKICNIINAD. RXTNNSION of TILE fee nfl LANDS. ALTERATION of TOLLS, wet DNORRAMI C agia awl ANUNDMENT of AM.) NOTION 111 11BRIIBY 01 YRIISI APPL10 . 43 . 11101.4 11 bolo winds ao PARLIAMINT, la • SW r allur a nil az =oMfie Bo I t lei:t al l :s Clulb asOSO ". S. 45 „ . " a & s tei t maill i a lie W lb odd . sada th. le la 411 ur the . . lowashlp of Janetans atilt fax, la the int mid ODOM, of SS= be shmiea fi k all 'isibs i r . Ns NM sa. MIMINW II) "....... . dr irdEgri.' lErn. It dee W I, L• de - 01 6 at -r w=rw. us aed tee=c, ea ir 11i : .15.°61.8 l'eLkter ay:T. N ed •.' ter"` II rdir ty ..... ee at W e =del arl 0 le ss ibir4t r u st U. as 11.114 es the dew de 43 guer t il a is the 2: dam 446.1 = deem era i l SITZ wit =VC omens to Sad et tha lWalik el_bell 2 ref . via he the odd 'l s V it r .m. 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I Odder fee the IL dad the O. adf ef liteember. lOW XHREE HUNDRED AND ONE, STRAND.— "' Crims•• lik b a 1;16 '1 =08%d LA I ! ra Mock , " Obit allord tadllitnesesi6arrnalebers of she , at Aga tat wok kleilkabame, As mod will be telamee mem,. JALB COGNAC BRANDY.-014 - solt, sad of de locitas= gertoo P rit. d ir'not i l Serfa fee sok only.--it. es Ow ika. Ag ° =.l l . 01110011417014, City. XIII PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER. — she REAL NICKEL SILVER , Intredueed 17 y ams sfo by I lAN 8. BURTON, oho, plated Ay the patent process of Moss, and Co. is beyond all corniarbon the very best article Deft (0 UNA an be oupioyed IN ouch either usefullly or unninicn. tar. • the limilbenel end Knew me isnollmitY of the Inatelial Kee% =fibs NO cfroyseiretd the method of phstinctlie Piddle bare aeamss. les SKr Few articles are, as It maple sear. Inoneasinsbly siperlor to oia,.W. at any other twine, ohne by so weeds tat min Key be asu front real ether. Fiddle. Timed. 'Ws. Tam „ ou. • . 6 . 5 . • • 75 . Table Pprops„ , .. 700. .. Tea and coffee sets,..velters, cendlestleks. Ac.. at ProroctioostepOoss AB buds of ritplAting (no Iry the Went CHEMICALLY PURE NICK ddlie ßOT PLATED. KKR VlKing's Pattern. Table Span end Forks, tall Mae, per dozen 11s. NmesrVdll44 and ditto .. . . . . Ks. .. Iris sfri ditto ditto ...... ...... 11. .. lb. 01=dtio . . i• . . ........ .. .. Ts. cosib;uee, Kik intytiis, els sril se st liortmaagarY me ali e r:UV BATON'S date Mimes Dostsal stock of gear tindilms Irusrosseenr I. Huskily larKet 1. the world, sad pap Own an Invited to cal sod hrApeet IL-3X OlfOrdlitrai (corner of lIIIMMISISSINSI/, sad NA 1, Nelovereet. Efiteletsbni In W nan e lls/to:et. 11120. DAVIESI3 CANDLES, 60. sad ed. per lb.; wax wiek romlds, 751. ; tentprella. did.. lid.. and 104 d was caner" la.:Clenosa max la 111. ; Rae Ina 14.; treasportat we:J..9d.; by = Id.; Erin remehre,ls. 6d. end la 7d. ; metallia 714. and sod par . lll lin.; yellow. 46a. Ma. sad ; Wirier megi v .i r nig , brow. Windsor. 15. 9d. roe. 25. Pie lL M °Pe r a; .1 11, . lee iL L a vetebeemb O. Sa. Martinnline. Raped er grocers' and all dies grads at loner oder. ANOTHER CURS at a 14 YEARS' ASTH MATIC COUGH, by DR. LOCOCKE PULMOX 10 WATER& Pow Mr. Edward Prenen, coil merchant, Paraeonetzert, nen, dotal April 6. UHT . " for the re d lle i faelle bee uporieseed bY the ace et Dr. towels Water* from reshinatle tomb. 160 MUM dee wan &Hided to the but 14 years, eel • Mat detbe Mal her new ing ewe *saki be made knolli fee the bode of three irhar an an did.—Enwase Paanow." DT. LOODCKII WAVERS eve the rtMef end a nipld ewe of asthma. oentbe. mod ell Amara of the breath end Map. To Maven sad petite opeeltere they ere lamentable for deming and at the voles. They bare a *anent testa Moe la. ,b. 15L,and lla per box. AVMs. DII 00..1. Bride-hum koala°. Rohl by en medicine tendon. - PRICK 10111IPSNCII 01 CONTINTS of the Number for THE ATHENZUM, 7cnetin Literature, Worm lone Owl. Men &MIMS OP. WITI Sentry . of Science. Sy Robert V ANY BOOKSELLER. r SATURDAY. Nnrcmher 18, of Journal of English and 1, and the Floe Ads. Twenty.four New Rorke On Cholas. Itleforkal and tiLatOtleal Aecount of Bennudno By W.lf,Willtaino itTit7.l. On-en. American Famnlo Poet, By C. May. Minor Novels and Caulk:MU*. WITH BROW!' Ilivtoriev of Pranoe. an 4 Public. Woe au Prowls Revolutions. Where to Stop. and Why. Univervity tatenvion and Poor Scholar Qutstion. 07 0. Mar - NOTICII Practical Treatise of Chemical Amite. By 11. Rom. mem& By F. Barham. Canada in 1148, By M. 11. Nyasa IsVodartion to Practical Ca. By. By J. E. Flowman PrOOCediMI. of Literary and Philo loped Bodaty M LivarpooL ito r it: tietitc4 of Etching or ZWIIVIIIII. vli !WEL DT J. It.PAM London ASIOTIOUS far alt modem 0110111•1 PATIIIA-147111 Sooletg—Lanar thtimmity latorni. auffirragais Csor.—Diroosory by Dr. raraday—Mr Joints Rom l Sapaditton—Sntornoiogioal Sookty—tillitary ltducation ate l. Death of M. U. de Han—Bombay Obsumatoryf unitim Librory—Droosolinp at DOUAI Museum. Sof irriss.—Oklogtai inn. Hail on Impression to Mink of Soft Park st Ortbocerat). Tam ban.—Drttkh Institution: Copies from Oki Masters—Sim rood Antitank. rigs Aar tiodetr.—lfolland Mosernent—School of Dorton, Sontertrt, =Portraits ; . f intakm= p. —Manoliutar Instittitioia of Morita of omiso i t mug i ta n al t ii!ut.: r l r rt ri loc i alc of . , J i ir abe ltidi . M l lllll7z .. Crn i t: i a dris—Martiabrea r night of my Wadding 'I. CUICA7. MII, I) to OUSIIV:TOBUIDOnW to Dr. Mosicirsolut Oanekts—Vorsign AVOW—Paris floalp—Adelphi Thaatro. el iVraitainta. — A Polito Waxer—Fa it St Trlmmes Oat—TM "did' eas ter the ATllKVlrrfA"=llarill'emrY. • Fria R. &L. 41: HISTORY of FRAN d t i k, firm the EyHeat Nees. By KIM. DO D 05314110.114 The two tolumee of the willesThtfieed la the owe of the toofiettoo. Thl. work U Re of to Ow Minister of Palle Ifolseettou to Fame, where It toesWedrprewl through Iwo 'Stk.& PAN Is AL. dee THE HISTORY of tbe US TED STATES of AMERICA. Re Jolts hoof et rilleAdtale. Loodes : D. %M. M. ihriArima New reedy. Klee herd. sea cloth, ORNAMENTAL and DO M ESTIC POULTRY; that aware had Ittaigeoteet. D the Be.. EDiavill 9.0. Di how. WA.. lobos of Leveed et& Kamtek. TM Bad. treated of r=tle Yowl its re' The Ml* Desk The baba wed Weer sob Ti. Owe Ilatebett Fowl The Claims Fowl Ti. Wipe d Vemad et TM a..... Fewl The Ppeahlt Fowl Des Fowl Tbeepieldsdbatinr Tt. i n ".. M embed Fowl fowl TM sad be NW =time lend ku 4 14 4%.1 r..4 Peels Phnom' May 'farbelMalllesee TM assolin fowl The Orme Feet T lreMie Gees " corle " isi ilag" The bele bum The Gam The Taub& at raw The arab Oboe The lima Goer bad Fewls. 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SYSTEM of POPULAR TRIGONOMETRY, A., WM Nue asir=wri P Ki riralar Tiro, G a i ltititawl• AIP .. . z lileh Ws hired kaoirledse • et lbw Wean; lbw. is• w'Sith arid, be read rtiti reore hi et Um= Aleriza:—Library C. WAMILIAR ASTRONOMY. By Mows GAUZY, -li;!fire II nest woi aegraTtaiL 11.. i lettered. Shire le avast eat el attresemital las la a oast wilddirollmind Imerold. is ea allattal Itlikk rue i tiltligte m atr a ishitin i Itirstetr iamil =t e . Yr. Dot. •—•e. TTHEFOLLOWING are on SALE at the GAIID=IYCII6O2I I OLIC OVUM 11. treeer WablOost• ="itTe&e, ler he eeptee foe distelbatios oamitg oollystomiry, E leir oil>a Lanac i ff d ad: Bl :W "ad et , 180 THE DA of OAR- J. DEN 0P114.110111 PaiTow. Gordsmor to I& s, el Groom the Dube from tie "Oardcoors' Cbroololle Alootaq= NIL Atokas lan Appribis Aasemisto Usual. Alike =NA Pre . : isissila Mies Goat Lim fit MOWN br NOW Ittsmr Pommes Itismeine 1 lAEg ahs• ~. 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Met tars Coisseare Unitary Sentisery a& hddiscombe, Sr he. Pelee St each. QPEECHEB at the AGRICULTURAL MEET INO at DRAYTON MANOR. Repeated frore the "AtMoulteral Gamete " for gamma dhailartles. M 2d. each. May be ordered MMI b.Mmellere end Nagle colder MU be amt free by porn ow Wm tentage ramie brbra forwarded to JamerMattherre 6, GYM( Naßledbmwtrere Cometpram Lone& Pere le dd. LABELS for the HERBARIUM, consisting of the gamer of the CLASSES, ALLIANCES, ORDERS sad BU 8.0 RDIC RS of PRO Y ESSOR LIN DLE YR VKGET A BLE KIN G.• BOM, 10 BOMA& tu WP tips. the& they ma be eat OM mad meted lato the Herbarium. A pat -Maw order for la. 10d. will doable Jams Matthews I. and Plies 31,4kmoSsthes. sott.detk THE TREE WMIL—ProoIOW lautrudiono tor J. Is "casabas soCcloMps IMIMId IS SG wesisio. tom Or Gatilsort Costest: sift MMlhosi sollor Wl= esi Or sonueset ••••• Viell. MINI( Mao MOW 1 MOMS • 11.1•••• of cisme most d trots les thersold tondo Pemba tut Mow hu ; los prom for Min up ~hes the pumas ItsiSso loath ItLiSsim it : d im Pail aCet TZI a. to oa 1 I ~..k M NS M imi seta me d es Se ars up,: p eep i = d lt mt teik . h Sok g wasps*. St peemodst Or. letstmd of 11; 41% . 71 esi lame Ihr m. led Mk. = a me MMus ;4 of D o ri thole or Ott=lisared ummod to Meolo in V oven. dm. et mom sal UMW IMP Xi =.1.2812.1ftel kistr i. Leadoff ; mit i t IWO MESS d MANN toe Maw Issi : to= ks oP. womb stoic root.. WU -I F r RAI 'MIRY 011411111. Aphides. to itsifterpotter on °raft Haab. EP OM MANN llnftlac. =2: l . Grattleg. of °pone= k Peat Pfe=el *toms 11 == ad eta Si▪ lks, dries mad ar einossint at oak. seignuou APPIIMIti. • osotle• of varieties Oqueseince esteem _ iv —.T. Dh.. IK, AND AVOID; wits DI Tables for te By 3..1. Com to aysos pa . ILD 31.1. ° 07Vik u lz i . lo me ha olarEr lir bo . ow a ai lb, ood le ~moo of Os sommily = ono to lie nog oosoffiffka. um Nolo Iho .20 41.100 l wooml of boophom owl milk fa Walt II lONS :Mod of No Io To be oNe. Poionookoreow, _. Oiroarbo. M. Floe ;slo /O Wm, 41If WWI lOusoi; or afoot from thorosboo. • LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, MONDAY, 590 Y.Y. Great as is the public interest excited by the pre sidential question, it will soon be effaced by the more serious problem of the finances. This, indeed, is the great question of the day, and that upon the solution of which the stability of any government and the return of prosperity must mainly depend. A clear and frank report of the actual condition of the treasury has been again and again demanded of the govern ment. The most intelligent parties who have some thing at stake, and who, if not republicans of the rellle, are unquestionably interested in the restoration of commerce, have supplicated this, but have suppli cated in vain. Paragraghe have been, it is true, from time to time put forth in the ifoniteur, such as that which I quoted yesterday. in which, after some statements in figures, more or leas vague, • couleur de rose has been attempted to be thrown over the situation, and the statement closes like a melodrama at the Porte St. Martin, with a blaze of red fire. Serious commercial men, however, regard these pro ceedings with profound regret. The statement I quoted yesterday from the Masi. tear has been the subject of conversation among finan cial people, to whom it gave little satisfaction, and affords matter for some severe comment in the journals of this morning. The portfolio of the state, given by the government at the estimated amount of 143 millions, melts down into an astonishingly small sum under a little examination. It appears that effects are put into it which no commer cial usage justified being there; effects, in fact, not negotiable, each as mortgages, &o. Government stock to a large amount is I'LOimproperly there ; and, what is worse, credited there at a value 40 or 60 per cent. pater than what it would fetch in the market, even if it were realisable at all, which, under circum stances, it is not. In short, the statement in the ifoniteur of yesterday is worse than no statement at all, as all financial statements Nei which?re obscure and snails. A curious democratic manifestation took place yes terday, at the Barrier do Maine, under the denomina tion of a banquet of female socialists. '1 he subscrip tion was 25 sous, or a shilling a head, without distinction of sex, children under 10 being admitted gratuitously. The number of guests was about 1,200, including 200 children. The president, secretaries, sad stewards were ladies. The bureau consisted of three ladies and three gentlemen. The report says that mast of the guests appeared in toilettes of much tr:• the draws were generally of rich silks or i most of the ladies were in their hair, as at reviling parties, wearing flowers or other similar orna ments. A great number of young ladies, from 15 to SO, thus apparelled, were there with their mothers. The art orator was Pierre Leroux, who made &speech ea the rights of women, whereupon a lady rose and lave the toast of the Republic, to which the men added "denweratique et amide." Madame Gay then made a speech on equality, directing her arguments to prove the equality of the sexes, and that, if women were refused their rights, they would recover them by artifice, if not by force. M. Caudelot gave "The Democratic and Social Republic," accompanied by a speech. Madame Deerochee gave " The Health of the Defenders of the Rights of Women." Madame Delongueville gave a toast "To St. Simon Fonrrier, Cabet, Pierre Leroux, Prudhon, and Lo uis Blanc." One of the young and fair stewardesses rose and de manded that the name of Respell should be added. This the meeting, however, declined. The meeting separated without any disorder. Another banquet took place, at a late hour, at the Chateau Rouge, called the Banquet of the Demo cratic and Social Press, at three francs a head. The president was the AbbE Lamennais, and almost all the members of the party of the Mountain in the Assem bly were present, including M. Ledru Roliin. The number of guests was above 2,000. Speeches were delivered by the leading members of the Mountain, including M. Ledru Rollin. There was a good deal of confusion and disorder, and on many occasions efforts were made to expel certain parties. The meet ing, however, separated at a late hour, without any serious conflict. The Union has the following observations on the meeting of the club of the Passage Montesquieu, which I noticed in my despatch of Saturday evening: We will not reproduce the incidents of the sitting of Friday evening ; we will only my that there is only one field on which socialists and red republicans are agreed that of revolutionary souvenirs. We had the grief to bear the apology of Robespierre and the wont tames of the Tenor applauded si outflows. It appears evident that, notwithstanding the efforts of some committees, the suffrages of the feubourgs will not be given to one •sisiaggle aadidate for the presidency of the republic. The sociallste are better organised and perhaps stronger than the red democrats. Them is no club which is exclusively red, bat there are many clubs purely and clearly socialist. Among the latter we may notice the club of the Salle Roisin, Fan =Saint Antoine which also held a mating on Friday . Several sinkers exposed socialist theories more or ler eestndictory, and all obtained unanimous applause. A wham, who spoke about the middle of the detate, de clared that • society in which certain men have 200,000 francs of rents, and others only 25 sons • day, cannot exist in that state, and that the sovereign people must hasten to make an act of sovereignty to transform it entirely. This speaker indulged in considerations somewhat too practical, when he was warned in s low voice by the president. He profited by the warning, and left off speaking after a very strong protest against the reptiles who might have slipped into the dab. M. Berryer has addressed a letter to the Gazette du Midi, from which we extract the following : As to H. Louis Bonaoarte, as regards the future, the con duct, the instant, the character, and the tendencies of the men who shill be called about him if he become president there is one vast unknown. All is vague and confused in the assemblage of popular ideas which seem to ensure the success of this canolidateship. It is the " prestige d'en souvenir," not the expression of • hope. I see little but the manifestation of the afflicting void in which the country will And itself. They who pretend to explain this inexplicable movement of the populations of the greater part of the de partments of France only see a confused protestation vend the acts of the provisional government, the administrative ODlllaiaoll, and the actual government. But is it possible to adopt, under this form and in this personality, the protestation of the immense majority of the French nation. I have not thought so. I have called together • great number of my political friends. In accordance with the majority of them, I have expressed an opinion that it was necessary to indicate to honest men, friends of order and conservatives of France, whatever re ay ban been the former party to which they belonged • can didate which was neither General Cavaignac, with his exclu• sive republicanism, nor H . Bonaparte, with his great ineffi ciency and ignorance of his situation. The Cuurricr Francais has taken up, in a strong manner, the candidateship of M. de Lunartine. We are assured, says the Petrie, that, in oonse quence of the refusal of M. Bethmont to accept the presidency of the Court of Appeal, it has been offered to M. Troplong. Another detachment of colonists for Algeria left Paris yesterday ; an immense crowd assembled to witness their departure. The Droit states that the Chambre do Conseil of the Tribunal of the Seine has referred to the Chambre des Mises en Accusations of the Court of Appeal, the proceedings connected with the prosecution of the who are in custody for the invasion of the, persona National Assembly on the 15th May. M. Rey, the ex-commandant of the Hotel de V ille, who was arrested for the affair of the 15th May, has been set at liberty. The Napoleon Club, on the Boulevard Montmartre, I has been closed by the president, in consequence of the violence of some partisan@ of the red republic, who had created a tumult by vociferatioes against not only Louis Napoleon, but General Cavaignac and M. Ledru-Rollin. The members of the club will in future meet at the Mange Fitts, in the Rue de la Chaussfie-d'Antin. M. Gustave de Beaumont, Minister Plenipotentiary of the French Republic at the Court of London, ar rived in Paris yesterday. Scene of the Paris journals state that Marshal Sonit is expected to arrive in a few days in Para Several delegates of the Commission du Luxem bourg have published a note to the effect that they had resolved, after two meetings, to choose Louis Blanc as a candidate for the presidency of the Repub lic, in acknowledgment of his mamma services to the cause of socialism. In his answer, dated London the 15th, M. Louis Blanc heartily *ails them, states that in his opinion there ought to be no president, the pre sidency being the remains of monarchist prudices, and that every true democrat ought hence forth to labour to obtain a revision of the constitution, especi ally as regards the presidency. If, however, he says, his name should be considered useful as a protest against the title and functions of president, he wil lingly allows it to be emplote l d t We begin to receive inte • ce from the depart ments, which th rows some • ht on the progress of the respective candidates. At Marseilles, the constituency is opposed to Prince Louis, and will vote almost unanimously for General Cavaignac. In the Vaucluse, the favourite candidate is M. I,edrn Rollin. The legitimists in the depart ment of the Gard have resolved to support Ge neral Cavaignac, in consequence of his having appointed a prefect of the moderate party at Names, who co-operates cordially with the Municipal Council, which is composed exclusively of legitimists. In the departmemt of the Herault, the majority is for Gen. Cavaignac. A letter from Marseilles says that in Provence alone the general will have hallo million of votes. The great rallying cry in w all the clubs agree at present, is that the Republic is in danger, and the danger, they they think, is equal, whichever candidate be elecad. M. de Lamartine's friends are making great exer tions to promote his candidateehip. M. Zavier Darrieu, the chief editor of the Courtier Francais, is the p resident of his committee. Pons, Nov. 111.- New loon, - -; litres per gots., 41 5 Pis re Oasts. 54 30; lost Loin, 64 20; Fours, - Belgiso Flvss, -; Do. 1141, -; De. Threes, -; Do. Two.aod.a- L1:1 4 - -; 1 8 :Aolss Resdst ill ; I r b. so ge tsoi a w a, ; .. T i rs o s d s a ug . 471 ; - 1; days, 15 40, esolt. lisawsn.-Parls sad Orisons, 572 50 ,• Pads 'sad BOUM, 315; Rouen sad HMTIN 150; Avignon sad Nansilles, ; Suus• boars sad Bale, -; COMO TIMM, •••• sad - Rouloose, • Bordeaux, -; Ronk M. ITALY. At Turin the journal EOpinione has been seized, for attatigin the king and the governme nt. Iran,The ica, of Lugano, of the 11 th , compla ins that Gen. oblgemuth has written totbe directory that in consequence of the facts of Valle Intelvi and Valtel line, the field-marshal was determined to resume the hostile measures lately suspended against Tesino. To justify such determination, he adds that the directory has no reason to be offended at it, as the canton of Tesino intended to become independent of the con federation. The paper in question repudiates any idea of the kind. The Opinion of Turin, of the 15th, states that a commission is named at Naples under Gen. Carascosa, for the purpose of , putting the coast In a state of de fence. The periodical, La Liberia Italians, has been suspended. Advice, from Rome, of the Bth, announce that the Papal government Rom e, contacted a loan of four millions on the security of the property which the religions corporations have given up to the state. At Bologna, on the 10th, the order given by General Zucchi during his momentary stay in that town, to prevent the entrance into the state of General Gari baldi, was the cause of some disturbance. A large meeting took place at the Theatre Contavalli, to deli berate on the best course to be followed, and Father Gavase invited the people for the next day to the Strada Maggiore ; there, in fact, he preached to an immense crowd against the measure. A deputa tion was sent to General Latour, who answered that he had only obeyed the orders of General Zucchi, whom they might question the day following, on his return from Ferrara; as to himself, he could not countermand the measure. The town then began to assume the appearance of a state of siege ; great excitement reigned among the people, and numerous patrols were visible in all direction.. Some arrange ment, not stated, must, however, have been adopted; for accounts of a later date announce the arrival of Garibaldi at Bologna, and his visit to Gen. Zucchi. SPAIN. We have received the Madrid journals and corres• pondence of the 15th inst., but their contents have no particular interest. The Gazette, of the 12th instant, contains decrees appointing the Duke of Goa Minister Plenipoten tiary at Vienna, and Donato Cortes to the same office at Berlin. There is no Carlist news of importune. Cordova and Oribe were both at Cervera on the Bth. Lersandi had gone forward in pursuit of Cabrera. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. DOWNING-STREET, Nov. 21.—The Queen hen been graciously pleated to give orders for the appointment of Paul Edmund de Btrze'saki, Esq. to be an:Ordinary Member of the Civil Division of the Third Class or Companions of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. • • FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 18.—The Quail hes bees pleased to approve of Mr. John Taggart, as Consul to El!inerars, for her Majesty the Queen of Portugal and the OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 20. Sorel Rent. of AWL—Fast. Lieut. A. F. Connell to be etc. ean'; %ice thonuhke, rek ; Staff-seargt. O. Clarke to be quartermaster; Staff-Karr. W. Illiown to be quartermaster. BANKRUPTS. MLiam Byrn', Regent's-cireus, laces►n. ROBERT WINNE, Brestford, graver. S►MUEL MERE Riarntroz, Chesbunt, Hertfordshire. linen-drcper. JOHN BUTLER, Bolokilt-lane, City, builder. JOSEPH HARVEY, Catherine-street, Strand, artists' co- Wonsan. FRANCIS KEATTO, Waterloo road, draper. HENRY Roo'us, Southampton, drap, r. THOMAS MANINOTON, Brighton, tobacconist. JOHN COCKLE, jun., Portsmouth, ship builder. WILLIAM HENRY WALEHAM , Chapel-strict, Clarke'. well, builder. FREDERICK BOTH STACY, Albion-place, Blackfriarh road, stationer. THOMAS NORTON BROWN, Fetter-lane, City, pawn broker. ALFRED PowELL, Little Hay, Staffordshire, engineer. WILLIAM WALL, Bridenbury, Hertfordshire, cattle-dealer THOMAS Boorti, Fascist, Staffordshire, miller ABRAHAM BITNRIDGE, Birmingham, iron tube =new tnrer. RICHARD ROOERS and WILLIAM ROGERS, Trowbridge, Wiltshire. tallow chandlers. Joust ROLES, Maiden Newton, Dareetshire, linen draper. Jost' Jones KINGDOM, Ridewsy, Devonshire, saddler. JOHN Plumose, Costa-mill, Yrrlubire, miller. ROBERT HEBBLETRWAITR, Southowram, and JAMES HIRST, Halifax, Yorkshire. dyers. WILLIAM CARPENTER, Liverpool, ship owner. MATTHEW WARREN, Macclesfield, silk dyer. FRANCIS DEFLINNE, Manchester, check and gingham ma ; nnfiseturer. -- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JORN Haim, Glasgow, merchant. UMW WlEnteoce, Glasgow, manufacturer. HOLLAND.—Tuz HAGUE, Nov. 16.—The offi cial journal publishes a royal decree, calling in the notes of 10 florins and of 6 florins, issue of the capital of 9,650,000 11., on the 31st of December next. From this date these notes will not be current; they will, however, be received inmaprig ment by the Treasury to the end of the month of 1849. This decree is followed by a resolution of the Missiles; of Finance, which announces that, after tbe lst f December, the Bank of the Payeßas will change the 6 o and 10 florin notes. SOUTH AMERICA.—By the Columbus, arrived at Liverpool, we have accounts from Pernambuco to the 10th tilt. me following is the latest commercial intel ligens,: Comm—The supply at market since our lest circular has con. tinned large, and during the last day or two a rood deal has changed Mods at oar present quotations. tivoms.—The old crop we may my ia flnialed, tor, after the few small shipments now making are completed, there will be very little more left, and omeequently the quotations are merely nominal. New sugars have commeneed to arrive la smell lots; the whites have been bought upy fOr the itio market, at 2 dole. 400 to 2 dole. 300 per strobe; Mumovados, 1 dot, 600 per ameba. The rainy heaven having ceased earlier than was anticipated, we may now look fur large arrivals of new sugar at market by the end of this and beginning of DEZI month. We do not think, however, that prices will open till aßer the snivel of malted, theln October packet. linos dry no request. EXCII•31011 has bees, for the last weeks, ruling at Md., but, with better sccoants from the southern porta, it is Improving, and by the Columbus bills are rayed at 244.,1 FILLOSTIL — Very few disobliged noels in port . There will be nothing more, however, doing in sugar freights tll nest month. LW rates to the Channel and United Kingdom were at 434. to Ma. To Liverpool : agar, 434.; cotton, id. to id. per lb. Rams Mao would be obtainable Liverpool today , for one or two goodelsed vowels. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Nov. 20. There are rumours that the executive intend to carry out the sentence on Mr. Martin, and that they will, therefore, forward him immediately to the place of deportation. That this can be done, even though his case should still be brought to the Howie of Lords, there is no doubt ; and, as regards the dis cussion of the question before that court of ultimate appeal, the matter yet depends upon the Attorney - General. The following remarks on this case appear in the Freeman's Journal : It was reported yesterday that immediately after the judgment of the court, Mr. Martin was sent direct to the coavist depot at Spike Island, preparatory to transmission to the Sam of his permanent banishment. On inquiry, we ascertained that there was no truth in the rumour, but we understand government has resolved to accomplish Mr. Martin's deportation with ss little delay as possible. This will surprise many who believed that the conviction, although seafirmed by the Queen's Bench, might still be the object of inquiry is tU court of ultimate appeal. Such is the wish of *slaw advisers and friends of Mr. Martin, but it appears the writ to the House of Lords is not ex debitojustitie, but In a pad degree dependent on the will of the Attorney-General. The law damn are of opinion that justice has been fully done to Mr. Martin by allowing him to take the opinion of the Queen's Bench on the validity of the construction, and, that court being unanimous, it could only serve the ends of delay to allow the matter to proceed further. One favour, for the slight pecuniary consideration of fifteen guineas, was quits enough, without penning the judgment by a reference to the Upper House. We understand the Attora y-Geseral is not, as be imagines himself to be, complete "master of the situa tion." He may refuse justice, the mire especially as the grant is unaccompanied with any honorarium, but there is a controlling power beyond the reach of the Attorney-Gene ral which may order "justice to be done " on the prisoner. It is stated that the Lord Chancellor may, on a petition of right, direct the writ to issue, if it so seem at, to his lordship. There are, we understand, few authorities in support of the claim, but of the Jurisdiction of the Chan cellor in that respect there can, we learn, be very little doubt. Should the Attorney-General persevere in withholding the writ of error, a petition will be presented to the Chancellor on the part of Mr. Martin, and the question raised in argu ment. We cannot believe the Attornty•General will attempt to withhold the full measure of right from any prisoner. Even though he had the power, it would be ungenerous and ungracious to stay justice half-way en its progress. Mr. Bourne, clerk of the crown, it was ru moured yesterday, died rather suddenly. This event would place another good situation at the dis posal of the crown. The library of Conciliation Hall, which was sold last week, pursuant to advertisement, and which con tained some valuable works on bids history, had realised about 5001. THE GREAT SEA SERPENT. The following is Capt. M'Quhae's reply to the ani madversions of Professor Owen on the serpent or animal seen by some officers of her Majesty's ship Declaim, on the 6th August last : . — " Professor Owen correctly states that I'— evidently saw a large creature moving rapidly through the water, very different from anything I had before witnessed, neither a whale, a grampus, a greet shark, an alligator, nor any other of the larger surfaes-awunming creatures fallen in with in ordinary voyages.' I now assert—neither was it a common seal, nor a sea elephant, its great length and its totally differing physiognomy precluding the possibility of its being a Phoca' of any species. The head was fiat, and not • ' capacious vaulted aanium i' nor had it a stiff in flexible trunk'—a wauslusion to which Professor; / . ..4 \ O " :es s... l:s ~...... •.....4 jumped, most certainly not justi fi ed by the simple statement, that no' portion of the 60 feet seen by us was yelling it through the water, either by vernsitin , if \ tat undulation.'