The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-05 00:00:00

, • THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVIC,KM9I, DECEMBER' 15, - licit , 2 - . ...,,A.- ~fl - - Is sei • k m i n albei Sse Sued tee dimmer; lath then dry wise ,sse base se members parent on the 30t h . during th e . sitting of „_,llits t Primes sr Mao Beef walleal th erm Rd. Bee lb. i beater, the cosatiy. we belie" that th° ti ne hid diresd e - ' b y , leilleige II 2 2 11rea ti e s aF Illfpreer ille mime the Brandenburg club, in but it was sot improbable r oo ' et& met. with a vse full wk. Al d 51051111.• of elm 03113 e when Ms gatemen of ear India. teeriteriss has tbe a trf Y hi .. that that club will, the mares of two days, wea Dade were dilleult te elapses et, mea es a temlaseate re. homing sems ti s ey n gement= of fineases The Beet the Li ll I WlTLefrelleiel,. , ____..*Ww"Wr a l wildwd beams the Natant Assembly, any tweedy -two Wwe• slave wade. ded its n i = ro j et e e th e 614 stash eh" 2= l he hd is WES Ckla p = i t See eel the tense Sc WIWI r O. but fit !‘„t:_ cif 01 , p . 5 .a gr.: wit „iti lam ,7 l .-arbir„ w r,„. - w„7 - • .... sure adherents being necessary to form a Sum I tLe c ri Meted wss Ogee and Week sof elle ssse w h im b e mime the empisitiles being Wlth 'it in meeheer tri g ew' • • -- pe ewee en d er ene mies "sr were eat The National Assembly in Frankfort. and the Central th" 0 ONO a faMily._ Prime tat weber MOM Meshed wily 111. per lb.; moor sad ewes, 6L te 61d. Fat Pip th ous a comPsesat nwheilieri Thew egg= ffee blk Onlibittee that even them who trestel mem memo um ma sootom ream a vie nese of gr.. exesative haw caw, if net openly, at lost trimly, at ;,,,at 110. le eaultsessee. Ferry Ilide Melees me issesestel a t Mentes liay essapelled the escaped from the station • alive, sad without being per- 54wsinsisd. g ei d - s - e -- i bis mosswgw , N um md at desenes ; and the argued the govenument plainly are PI of Ell la th e • towards midday th in *Mr" l e hs tO see en order nerfindlwg li tr a m u y r an ompenditirai wi ll it da d lithaln whod jr act i m P la sonywi tated e s i n fi t e b oa elnise. t h s n o s tbil l a s ia bli n war. lieW ss wire saymms - • - • - &,''' h h q u ' d stsuo wais ts slistid i ut s e i ll • h.ll b e d son . tell the latter not to interfere with the right of the assnss im• • meee deist, inns wen •seedasesbly Uwe thsa at late aana g ias „ my hem r e en him..lt wes the modem with the m go o , p er t e gee see crown to choose its own ministers ; sad, above all, to loth] INGATIMITOWN Baer Pets, Dee . I end 1.--n wog large mosiessMeg seder Me Mei ee them eadeste MI larked --e-ile," in which the sovereign authority of the L w ow sadeenteutthq haw asw wildemseeme liselas isallie willek ellirrwirs hewl eilftN erew rk sAll e Plut". ship zetareV T ieet • the casst ilimil a ibm itfriga, Brod. la 'these erwildighliameitalleffibb mites midi meta* refrain from addressing proclamations eto the German t eito usi "r m.. ° essis."l""ss. Walk frisk Cittl.' acids it" iteeseeri Mend th e tau efßritleb erwirelgidY wit". ilig t h°Blll i l l i ldwilltl Y is _us_ w ibis de WO di a l - is do messessita ef the claw weds. Frames had as ameti F r m,„, mow& Is enfeebled. see a et witismiesse rt emes. * ' shat t- Tlie irlishe st. S the ass**7 fret &a i r. wen err nificeees sal die selectable whisk we Mewed plias, were found mew.. to atueure the ... wa g ons , tr im g oid i e m en d the Bath, edee>shahtagssu keen bow d _ On the 26th anniversary of the King's marriage, = piled% mas k l a me ow 4,503 ; aessly threwheethr ef the dynasty of Ammo, and the °webs Sc the emirt weed on their snivel at Portilsoath with the oweralit. onkel wise the town council of Berlin, finding that the advisors sem whist; weredlejneeder earth sad bum& the missed the fair d Do mi . ease effichmey as the sieve el e th er vessels. The beastly a Preece sad needy may Berri tease a warm The sopa Maw a __ _____ climate of th e A fri can Sedum mune. and swarm okeumetamed la Wades to invest arrest& maker of the crown do not allow any political eeputations to wese i the in e s m em uvis k as Muth bees tforda s Cr.tr i Thug is gr eat fewness end Missa l s oboes* all w h o bare been con d em n e d to resi g n an y t i me i n Ciaptstral_,6 daeri r sad or wmat ealthd ot soavisone k Ws • rak e Preach Pani ai w bs itat . approach royalty, resolved, contrary to custom, and dos War study b.* Welsh red h e stsh ''''' win g e e e kea ii is the *micas of th e Beglith press, and await Me it ;it deteriorates those vbs. it leaves in the nar y, !tee th e "err,' ._ _ s _,. u... the ma_ l a w ful spite of very significant Mots to the contrary, to send either Imo Item les. to lb. gash thee w e mesh' wee Fu the late Maples Olr. Om defer We 360 web Mode at most steady and experienced organs of it, sa the in addition to the versasies it creates in the servas. Pro. Th wee ireMel . "was "" or ooti • ' - ree" . .i: - .7.7: "s al .. 7 '''clsidr- • w ti re . eddrele th ofnbgradtulationboisnrdsteed aldermen of a die cm ,on e oth er an , the of quite Me 71.100. to W. sash, ter whisk lie ”s reamed the sabjsot of the Irish Paer-law. One day tbe lemilerde The ex and loss of life Wearied by the African aim ember et Tema., curled hate !mash pots, bee been Pu minor =mat to dart Prler. Bat isms Owth Sege are denouneed, sa idle used worthless elidwldeidgo aut are felt ee heavily in France as here ; rusted es their owners, repaired at the expense, determined on being more loyal, and proceeded in et ee several maltose, had been co re to Potsdam, where, delivering their address, r e : lirme MI. le Ile per saimu, and avadatalS, kin 111, to_lll. ; drawing IMMO= MOMS in the thee' Sc MS ft= end in addition to this, France is even MOM helpless ma id at" tile sequel d osser* db • 7 eFisse t i =tier rP° seree.years al Demo. let tis 141. ; tere-yeemeside liil e i ne te t b e sod, and desewing to be ululated Sc does to p ro th aw ▪ largo Heseferds went at tree 111. to 131.; cell than En g land for the repression of the slave trade. Il ig to wd , ',s whir omas :L ased as owes . sad, as mot taw it they received, to their great joy, the following reply i o na eo i gad seseseser, IL te 101. The Cow trade wee else mesh vide far their poor. Tics next day It is admitted, Frames has no convention' authorising it to search was impossible to establish the Jame a Mrsey. fee from the Mal lips Yea have spoken about your loyalty • I shall sow speak of pees mere lively, ite bettor Prin s for the wart by at le" 11. pet that however tree this losY be of the land- and code= the slavers of Spain, Portugal, and French navy had been desistated by the Ablaut - service . mine Under diffe t emu tan ', loyal a meek hese. Flown la-salved "wig' aid shat - heir sold a t lords of the east of Irelaod, in the wet Beane When a French ember hem (imbued a end nothing had been gained by it. The English' best 161. te 171. oath ;la tall milk. 181. to 191. • Weaved mom mw is hard and worthy or emonmeion , • 61111Vde sailing under any of these flags with cliker ow e h ell e • heavy heat, but according Pa Rahn, 111. tie 161. ; inferior, 101. to ill. seth.the <canary, who captured haidslarrth,semild different t lit a i li i et . I T i tie m or w d i era th which I have as obliged to clef sonveutioss which his cosory wi pain, at from St, te 61. ease • emelt at from e1te.1.7; Aga., ...., di...., is made that even in the wed miner papers, and carried it into mem to the dictates of duty and conscience. It was for you that how I wax acting, in order to free my good old city of Berlin from Dew , t a r. a were rally a Poor lot; these nay geed thee is a difference between landlords , DOM hat! th e owners o f th e prise haw only to P et t esta. sotrooluett,theandproceßrasedmil. e di et v l id t ed me an dem onn ed itn ia ns a British n.Tit s pr ns a tis n h a men of . biota, weeny, sad slavery. Nev . ertheless, be . eon. NA mid at high Agues. fee many years cared gar th e poor en their estates blish its nationslity, end it must be reamed to say had some power to repress the slave trade • • the French ' ' A d lik e t h e Masa that I shall not retract that wh ich I have roonsei- and I Lrimareee, Dee. 4.-The supply of Beef was mob cm them , whilst o th er, had folded their arms three Avery considerable number of slavers carried navy had acne. The Fres* sailors meg Mama . . tau .. _ my p . __... L wiming . 3 roman. my suppers Mil birm _of Mutton bob than lam week. Th e demand dull a owed land and population to lapse into a state into French ports leave been thus restored, after bar_ English sailors; on thk point ere was p t e t rfertualit/ , 705 1 . "" P l i Sat Hint at lower prose Mattes Is tar demand, es rather of nature-that is, of tenses and starvation. A i ng b e ,,, th oroug hly repa i re d at the ex nos of tit but the English squadron could ai • T• 11. be better prim. Beef, 40. to 61d. Mattes, led. to U. national rate, levied on the whole island, is proposed French Free& could not. M. Lamm eserawod his approbation The King added, " The late address from the alder- used meet, and a compensation made to the o f t he proposed redact ion in the estimate, sad hie regret that men to their fellow citizens is an historical document, stead Noverica, Dm. 2.-0 a market exhibited a large show f0r .....*. in cm . e e i f in the nn e n ue ns ppo s tr . di ; a fse to n ivnland iiim nn ere ns for tu die ” owners for real or alleged losses by detention it was nut greater. He thought the atreammose favour • and it one of the best I have ever read. lam fatly el" .1 loots and Sherttherse. There was a fair atteedasee of • wit buyers, and a great way sales elected, but at no Miaow 'no own and ether mimes. Notwithstanding the ineisuations able to the acceleration et the %mainsheet alike convention. aware that the gentlemen of the aldermanic board Fore Met la prices. Fat Bare, 7e. .per stone a 141% g , mad a be the injustice of either, these diffieulties and intim- of Lod DlNltelf, it ill allowed by all uhe have had He adverted tereou iti cs a ih re s port tonw tha nf i t hei th r e ir lfraglisli nt Afriesn Aciesirel ninan ty rn were may just now be of very great service ." About the aul 'meals. The pm were badly filled. Keeping Slurp, tic* wmid not be so great ae the meant capricious =ties of personal observation that the French M. as ILOWV.I=I7IL approved of the prepaid redeeton. time th at this scene was passing in Potsdam the mile = "rat" , end all I"se were • 1 • 11 sate , end li nis wee duble , end ignorant division of union districts. and crews employed against the slavers have He *nod out that Me resume el muffing back sick nary were ransacking the house of Herr Hildenhagen, in. mere' &Nowise Wag paid to Cattle. Fat Sheep, 7s. to In the west of Ireland we know its resole It has acted with zeal and good f.tth, but the hands of snore to Frames awatioled by M. Behesicher was academe one of the secretaries of the National Assembly, and ne" l Ifs. tel. per stoat. Oaf store Pigs, 30e. to Ms. per head. Pd Pork, 7e. to 7s. 6d. per stone. paralysed the efforts of the ini %wed landlord to provide Fiance are tied for want of concesnons on the part of illusory by the length of time required Ise trommunications. seising all his pap-n. n and employ his poor, it has acte d as 5 pre- %sin, Portugal, end B r asil, w hich th e governmen ts He rejeatel , M. lacresse's argamente derived from the , n 415 reportsr re spec ting the determination of the chat Far Yisierdef a ~ma ads Me pare. stinsi apse good and bad to clear their lands, ex- of them °pantries will net m . ake to it now. Therewan t patriate their pepalatioe, end make vagrants of thou- Gan be no doubt that the application of th e French m. Vemareme 'Minster of Marine) said that before German republican refugees in France and Switzer- = the inforouition dwelt epos by M. Bathed% remised his de- land to try their hand at another insurrection are hew Irk, g i rl/re/04 ; sada, miler the spoor pretext of immervemeet- government to be released from conventions which These who are net emanate enough to reach English place it in such an annoying and ridiculous position, of the squadron, to oOMMISSION trots the lit of Jimmy nee. Panelist they had resolved *Pea • dbeinetko in the face fully confirmed. Several hundred men have p : i been essembled in Besancon, under the coin- buo tOWIIII Fuger is Irish use, of which they threaten to will be earnes t en d immers i ng . Ti. lois of life in the French squadron was dmhtless mese of one Wilficll took (formerly a lieutenant in A : HAIM render the industry es bankrupt as they heretefrie Hem is encouragement for Mr . HOW and all who bat ft was less than la the lingi:sh, on account of the alter- luiud ease dike habits of the sailor of the two countries. The the Pruss i an army) who part in the expedi tions a s s , the maim Tire Opine, Lietem. Ungeres Oodles NM asst, remised the restittemmenlY of the country. participate in his oonvictions to renew their impale common% hit convinced that oils or two vessels added to ofHeeker arid Suave. At a favourable moment the win be mem aea me mania the 7th Pee. We do believe that the proper solution of this to the humanity and common sense of the British the fere, mooed for the protection of their African colony willenter Germany from Switzerland, republicans Ilse eesehed Mond ac t Os 'Si 'ame n, se Me liedtheremea. onus, raw% Osse-Neee, Oa t UR be worse es the Tuition might be &naiad in five-sixths of Ireland, government and the British public. It is but too woold with the saistenee of England be sufficient to sup- France, and Ltexem =a a ths Mlle& amply by a new reunite= of poor-law districts, apparent that the armaments we have been maintain- rem** batman walk which had been abolisbol by the The Duchess of Saxe- Bourg Altenburg died on the 28th Wit mho h. hi" Pent' "W M. ' " " MI " UN. ' which should neither be gummier:bed to the limits d rag on the coast of Africa are extremely costly. It a it le ememe mew maim atm PM Dee. l taL AUSTRIA.-The following is from our corms- t ag me win ladle Ileihe oni1 01 •8 Olomoams Mums ammo. Of the Montane. nor idly exteeded over a range of Las been proved that they are kept up at the expeess at*“ M.: o e f e th o e ucu ttl*bik. an •xptan on se ihe that l far ect. fro h r in o o bjec h ting i it ab ta gr uad t ishs • www ,,, m . l.l L di t emds . lng isisdta s ags. eed thwa r ,,,, got h t t acres, which preclude@ all combination of interests Cr of great waste of bealth and lige, and that an im- a r to l y twn seemear y with Itsd . r e d is sinee: e Assembly that the poudeet , VlENNA,.edbyftinoev.par2Bl.w. rtes Maim werateAd the lab Des. aminiusity of puree. But a step preliminary to manse majority of those who nem on that station :d il ation of the African quadrat had sommenced under the Our new ministry has bee ball ii•emtheim lb lime'. wit % Ww w i th•l•wild ' ed s this, and indispensable to render the poor-law re. are mare or less deteriorated, both physically ministry of M. Arego , and that his friends coosequently El y TIPC,IV Ili taieS. A.... a0 a.o• l.ll Mbi al." ol%Tata a r i. ll4. . ".th..4 " read/ Wad" e even in the wealthier districts and sway! n has been proved that the could net he a 'km.' to hoes thief, as they had betel of the minister& With regard to the others, more 26u sent. Count Stadion may be onsaid,red the most li• ' - li e elk d o %leo MM . , Ibis% Via Emma% bath ise Tow of Ireland, Is to separate altogether those sufferings of the Africans have been incalculably - bees. He only wished to protest spinal Mae( up the idea Wad all he teade up ea the reeaks GSM lobo pm maim mon., ore 4 mem me mime rem be mei score or so Sc unions, oat which the amount of the seated in•resorted r. - of ouppreming the slave trade. nee of the devices to Th e est e em wag t h e e wee d. particularly Schwananberg, Bruck, and Bach, they would cu .. , 1 opals theeneteg el l he Ist ha. population so far exc e eds the rental or the hinds to elide tee coast kade. And, it is certain, that not have bees able to understabd ../detternich'e policy, and s" differ from this gateman only by less skill. Such a a n ' lbe mks Sr HW" the Mena eel Bum ATWa rem et available for labour, as to render all employ fer wherever the slave trade has been diminished in ex made up ea Ms moles of the 411 Jan. rating beyond possibility or hope. teat or annihilated, it has been solely and exclusively, ITALY. ...., is not made to lead Austria out of its troubles. par Tyrol has divided into North aad South Tyrol. The diet of red ages VMS at LOPIKIN 111055.. Mr. Poinarr Scions, whose arguments and de- as in the ease of England and the Spanish-American - • i very e s Sout hmach m in Tyrol, . st nall l i I without t .t ti 0c North Tyrol has opened the line of customs to Bavaria, and P *l r... 1:" " 4 "" Na l . ::::::: :1 aii......11''.t..":1t senciatleas are jest um& when applied to five. remiblics by the extinction of slavery, or, ea in the ROME.-We have received a supplement of the h ali ss it, re oen ta t e y tith iro... ed y ami so b a z tri a sixths ot Ireland, is, we think, too harsh upon the re- ow of Americo, by the resolution of a e part of Piedmaniese Castile at th e 29th ale, containing the LONDON. TUESDAY'. DEC. 5. mains, aid exceptional sixth. If the land be not th e nation t o re li nqu i s h th e t ra ffi c , e d by following, under the tide of " Extraordiamy despatch g e l: l , wi ne y 7 s ei o rerje nns w: e tt g e !Ze a l:ILI! t el . Nitre wlth e t' a cultivated, the rental not ample, the population raftelation of the deputies to . Frankfort to call them beck. The the growth of a domestic slave-breeding interest In from Rome, Nov. 26•: Tag oak nation is not yet ext",b.a. Another employed, settees Mr. &twee, it is the landlords' the Spanish colonies and in Brazil the slave trade is Beeman, we Ulm ta aaaaanea, •• seenreeke event of the eosiequenee will be that Austria will lose bey allies is the Jo mail has aided but little to the Mei of the story, Mule Why hes he not developed the MMUS ot bis i ncreas i ng , and certa i n t o e xtreme , d esp i te of an wWwww ewPertlffer. the oboe may be attended with the west.and certainly will not be e rg o to f orce t h e r i t eg g e hi p of lin sad be. due Mal Ism to moist as fa !anteing tits property ? thing the coast blockade can do to prevent it. ~ graved walk. Pope Phis IX. last night secretly quitted t he Hungarians and other produces in the east. Russia in- es; NSW or ibolloolillotiou of the uutaluigs• Loath, - Bat the sixtestith century . might as well be Reno, sad mem knows with certainty w h a t d i r e ct i on ha has crews its influence on the Austrian army. The Czar sends en taken. The ministry has gives mass of this fa the know- rr decorations," and letters eopreiiing approbation, to fie Itedeaki, Jellaeltch, ■and Winduschgra th re. by a soinewiet tentalithig saiediance, the event of asked, why it; was not the nineteenth. Aed Cum- don : tho P ie rin a: U f ev im an . Re mut imperluse and ~rounded with the greatest berland might es well be asked, why it was not FRANCE. ••= - The Pontiff hes quitted Be.. in pursues*, h a ving arrived he rs some days ego , Mamma appose to have Oakes plate at the pease Norfolk or Essex. Different degrees of civilisation - of pIIrDiCiOUS advice. le thee. solemn mossents th e ministry perial sympathy, got the honour of a with of 40;013 men will net fall in those dukes, which the safety of the country last Sunday. The fortifications Ira incnased round th e eity _ Illilost were the Mephitis were en the point of and improvement will exist in different regions of the PARIS, Banner, 6.30 ra. and tee confidence which 01.• people bare awarded to it do of Vienna, the suburbs being continually in • state of great xi s elmeitare. We are felly iaferated of th e skilful same emiaby. Different degrees of "Mtn and skill A evert is puniest to-day that the dismissal of mead. Ail the noesseary mama have ben taken for the g oug es ; praervatios of order, and for the semerity of life sad Ore- Country people, arriving in town to-day, meek of hiving ;II fignellevyli which enabled Sagas 13111011 to detach will be applied to the land an to its re- Gen. Changunter from the command of the natioaal party. A aotauti•Mea , will be immediately emanated. wlich beard the thunder of cannon from the side of Pregnant. an iimself with a considerable boa_ yof troops from the moteasei ham great centred. n rude ages farmers itnard of Paris ham been debated in the cabinet. Oen. helm@ of Montan on the 9th of October, and pay no money rent, and labourers receive no wages, Changarnier is one of the warmest supporters of :wtihuilteesi;telpenrisicalesdarntl to yto ,.. T ie ish ib. with pu all blie the . ripeo . r on el l rigla . w y e T h ill ia no re w ry . un li f t r e t ly . th u a ly t f a or n a tte o ck uy w . Ile pine himself, by owe freed march, beyond save in kid, or in the liberty to raise it from the the candidateship of Prince Louis, and it is to this of th e camas. All the troops and all the dry and not very cold. If a rain „and wow began to fall, as I s e w ivad eatter yes hea tera be a e y n . () PI cap rush Sc any means Sc bierseption peewees& soil themselves in small portions. Will you punish that his cootempiated diendesal is moribed. civic guards will remain under arms at their respeetive quer- the Austrians would sanely be able to advance, the more so wi by flea. Wins. Tic skint el bum Simon in the Galway landlord for being two centuries behind The Mare of Marshal Burned has been a matter ten, nadyee give their services whenever they may be re. as their chief tome are the cannon., and as they obliged 61111118161111thiebsid ourelise k allandentl7 Plain. He the tries who b y got London for his market town ? of great congratulation among the Bonapartist& swish. Taa Ilainietry, la combioatin with the Chamber of to have the provisions in hunchds of carriages with them, the Hungarians having taken all provisions out of the open =te bayous ate 200 at 300 miles or territory It is really not necessary to go ea repeatiog the Ad ri a* from Toulouse speak in positive terms of Repressatetives and the senate, will take mush ulterior era places. I am afraid there will be great bloodshed in Hun- I t e h a e rit H ed nuntr b 0 w iuu difil i c a ul av t e i b t ad is M u le:Ol io adriretelinarrnmsy.. army, y is u nn e n e ;I 1181•611 his father, CRUTTIII Soma, in the Hs- able for Irish poverty. The Irish themselves, of every and Marilhave. This will be a great triumph to the Teahim from the friendly forces cam- invidious cry that England shall be no longer charge - the &atom of two legitimist candidates, MM. Boyer see* in combi nation with that chieftain, and degree of wealth and consideration my out for the legitimists, who will thus have obtained success in h ow consurestinsenseitnreuhrtaneesworiny of sh y e req uim uire e . ye ßo u b m ier 7 a , nd wo r ld p e on in d u b e, y th e, eas tiov c. . f 23",u11848".-th(eBigted"; rain C. 11. ei ldu y sz m a r ent ed" 1. Pre-- gary, without real euccess. The Hungarians mint have , by the aid of the inspectable belly al beeps a t e abed ea loudly se the English. Tbey re pudiate the SeCnen- four out of nine elections. ',ideate, O. I. U. 8. Oatcurri. 0. I. U. 8. Lumen, they have about 100,000 riders, w ho, like the Arabs :may de thefranted eleatimilie te MIMEO some important lion of wishing to fatten thew poor upon English An important meeting d legitimist took Idesitsixi. P. Caorau.o. G. B. Seam." bansis the Austrians by continu ally attacking, and disap inhntrLiaduredteleveedn squ t Zo k es of cavalry, • Mega chew tome& The prebablity nem to be c h ar ity. What they ask is, cessetthe from such in- place at Names on the 29th with a view to adopt the ..lii,r_r a t h m a k e e leneele the m c e t et h ultkealre b tle xesellike peen:main when larger forces arrive. It is announced that P g that a Massa! labors wee tbe more immediate malt, and either to be left to govern themselves, end candidateehip of General Changernier for the pen- " wh m o "°."' ar nment is attempt kr anticip:drthe 6 " equenoes that may r a o t i e h lfft the n h o of ii MINN from it. Wade, until we kern the mole,. which The newsparra of Hungarian and reprint to that ust yp: l Ve ar re m ry y. . f o mem ef tbs.. leadme. Attempted with so provide for their poor, err that the English, who &my. On the announcement of the refusal of the frESSIAbiII awns 11111111111111 with ability, there undertake to do everything for them, even to the general the quake of Pelee* Louis or General have prompted this proseedin on the part of Pier IX ,we thing which is allowed to exist: comical ea. i ntim e s. Id au Its as Moat th a t a atovement directed most minute matter of loon administration, should Cavaiguse Was discussed, on which there WOO much Atli limit enrogsla to reemereend mealy to th e people, p tor the t the Field-Martha' and M a ateworee . Th e y go so 0 3ritie NOW is precisely the most natural and supply misdeal and diuretic°, and point out tae fee- difference of opinion, and no final resolmion was that oelm mid whichfreenedtPleatm7...fotry nhaw.. they h a y e: ly e h to F s on sea- b ee t hi pe a g: l te tte prete t it s" atai hw ast whith an zt y ru m ms ea ninsine u u re n o To t tio m ; Lid libinl e au ms . ,:d ytah to e tat gems anchor which, in the present pow able way for remedying them evils of idlest's, adopted. A considerable number of members Uwe e r m r g ee the „ e i nem ". ,„g .1 - e ; ,u, d „. 7 frept 0 the campaign, ,veld be th e by tea vagrancy, aid sinergaiiiired elostitathru, fire which the favourable to Omega Owesienee. that they will he receaded by the eivis gunk wed supported rea pp ear . was titbit saimm, And It would utni that erre- poor-law has as yet proved as much a provocative as The Condit:dialed of this morning contains the by the good moo of the puede sad ef the Weeps, whose te Farther accounts from Vienna are to Nov. 29. The 01 tine attested to this end have been already under'- a remedy. decision of a great number of gust ale and officers of spirit hso well ksown, grime tress the people, we can Emperor, in a very complimentary letter to the Baron tikes. Melded news front the camp before Mon- Ws repeat it, that the fi rst step should be to all grades in Reties service and on half-pay, who held set is no sea ••••• thew Sr their good. Testis cease is ; Just I Provides., will sot sere to protect them when tied' von Wemenburg has accepted his resignation of the ten =Wide to the 20 th October - the hied sews treat the retrograde aid neee-populous districts in a meeting, and after a long discussion P aned ` map ' malt it by the sasietenaue of red order, and b tof 'mime of f ' affairs. Not with y pert mi r oreign content from the frontier cantonments conies down is an ea- altogether an exceptional way. We doubt not many a resolution to reject th e candidature of Oen , w • firm , siat amends. presenting a most servile address to Windischgrate, u time* lima to perhaps a day sr two later. On the merely the judo', but the advantages, of rude cods- Camases° to the Presidency of the Republic, and vote SI wale askieter Make it his duty to communi- the town council of Vienna (all the independent mem- I ," Slag ()saber an tapes, inemempa reached Femme- Wks. In all parts of Ireland the sale of landed pro for Louis Napoleon Bonaparte. The resolution was este to the public as as=k letter of hue holiness, ae hers of which have either been expelled or obliged to porefrom Mr F.Ottatur e &moil, an instant addition party ought indeed to be facilitated; first, by enforcing Le Otherel Baron Surd, for and in the name rend to the Marquis (1* theobetti, and by him mut. la. the at Labors, ami te amply with the it riaidly ea the defaulting landlord of such districts, as s e l f the meeting . somicated es Ms Imilieter biesself. resign) hu forwarded equally fuhome addresses to 0 " Manisa flasshetti-We meads to your well known pee Jeftactich and to a Baron von Czarich. o f t h e pem ig em the leg s p ews b r i ga d e me wed us , =egos for b ac k war d ness ; an d secon dly, by Last Sunday evening there was here (says the dims sad ts khan the w aists , Go m m/ o r ow WS fre Ilikeillea was Imetaally esualumended r sod the facilitating the mean' of to those of the Echo de Montpellier) the prelude to an Inteule. About less sad the 'thee mthiseers not oily compseitisa d arastiar detechimed, deeded he the farming aim pomessed capital. Bat wholesale fifty Persons, who were soon joined by ethers, making =die pause, bet mush men the penes therein, I fates pulse, elasidwatiy curtailed. The plasm, ocediseatiea ii the remote west would not bander in all &bent 1 00 ,1aralled the @tree% singing why Win Oath* Meuse of eur reeeledes. We take the AMERICA. of the dewed pude of Catmint Stunt at a the land to the skilful and wealthy capitalist, who is La Itipmentme seas abase AIM interest is *hie eallety, became, • • again repeat, they t 11 fast Its pi. Ea pain I s twin. pilot within 70 mike of Lahore, very properly die- not to be Mud. and who, under the cirmunstanotei All ....... us e cr i es were uttere d b y ' - t b were entirely imams deur iateatisa.-ffiglied Pies IX, The America, Capt. Leitch, arrived at Liverpool i , 0. CIALI.MI, Minister ot the fated these mamma of preparation. It is in reality would net saipate to a district where security and """' , Nov. 25, 1641 151**1 um "V' la Guillotine r - Vive L e etnee " re t r e - ' - --''b . .rli l ' NlTlldw. 24, 1g". Cmst y ive yesterday afternoon, with dates from New York to ' the 22nd and Halifax 25th ult. 1 uneirtain how Dear or how remote the forces of prospects wpm se amerbin. The Oaten* de Rome of the 23rd alt. says that the The steamship Washington sailed from New York Sam Simon were from these of his father. It is But wbet *said be the nature of excepti o nal treat- ree l wetA ,_ bk . Films" wen w ith shollts of ". A ministers have given SP half their malarial to the lee riches!" " A bas lee maturates!" " Les on the 20th ult. for Southautptcm, taking 23 pas ascertained that Minas Sothis bad cleared a distance went of those isseste and poor dist ri cts ?We '"' sir public treasury. The Abe Rosinni who was, it was mongers and 80,000 dole in specie. Among her pas- tauten I la lantern* !" he. d3oor 40 miles in his pregame to the north within reply, that the peat , prim:vie of the peer-law prism Loms has midmost' - . - . mid, charged with • special mission to Paris, has not It very abort time after his escape from beim Oen. should be applied there, as elsewhere-the Prinalide p ans pee rouowing letter to a q ui tted Rome. octagon are Baron von Oerolt, late Prussian minister, I PIEDMONT. - Tie Nag i onal saroisien, of th e 30th and his family. The Acadia had arrived out, and her l Witten ; and it must excite no surprise if we that ewe chariot @Mehl provide for its maps,. Pere i intelligence had had an encouraging influence on the 1 Losaufes *es else moss loveless made on asy &basin iala the next mail that a junctlen had ben so- Thee% however. the Ilisee can enlY be Mwrided We In ma frees die vete en the xpettleth of Ci ita-Vrechia, 1 alt, publishes earregemiimee from Turin of the 260, =p a isi With the Hamra beef's at the very time MSS way-by location tile the lad. all it beam lOW feel bard le dears that, being . fair decide; to support all by which it apron that an early ministerial modifi tbe apparition of the vanguard piimeets amend elution, rectiamatisa of waste lands, or any ether ammo asesseary to tee sliestaaly the liberty sae cation was seriously spoken of, having a decidedly markets. Ia politics there was nothing new. A grand I c 1 Sir FaiD. CURRIE for the in- nease-sont I. the any mode of fixing and premiss wetheilef el the Feetilk I mew net eleineee . ...h_7 popular tendency. 'fins morning, indeed (says th e dinner gad t a k en l ace Taylorat New York, to !commemo desssmsaeYm welsh rate the elec ti on of Oeu. to presidency. t:r a s i a lsil lsty al O il f the seat of government. The co- for thus Rolando which otherwise will be - swept eff 11 1 • ° rd. mew tomb ~,,zyr;,tl , 7 l: j l; writer), I have been assured that not only M. Buda, sestinalledtbsse studs a day or two sooner, in elflike- like inseam, spa the more industrious repass of Irm L l = . mo de s sits to the of g bat M. Bixiou also, have refused the portfolios which Three fires at New York had destroyed property to the amount of 200,000 doh. peace arms Nand, weed before this time have found employment land and of England, to starve, no doubt, seats of power, el ingenaluis • the following latter were offered to them. The refusal of these two depu te, the Tower guns to announce in their uproarious them, but fame at the same' time the indestri- t o th e eie m e n ew am i, ties is moms , unanimously attributed to tea „b oom . A new line of steamers is about to be established, which is to be aided by the Spanishgovernment, and flak' the decisive repulse of a hostile army Alm ous on wham the swarm of locum* fall, to starve and When I mem as te my retirement tom the autelidature stance that Venetian Lombardy is now more than commenced operatione forthwith. The arrangements tie unrest capital of the newest Fromm* of deteriorate with the. lie the Peedae•W 5153* wenbUst I bed as coos to any re- ever disposed to take for its sovereign the Date of are thus 'fated by the New Orleans Bulletin ear empire. We know the immense prejudice in the way of any sleatiese - m7,_ WIMP h ere th e berm el 0 7 wind. I mew Letichtenberie instead of Charles Alb ert; and matters With the asuption of this really important acter- such scheme. The petition economists are in arms me' "ell" *Minim if lb° 'ewe el kW" at leek; mutt .... 's 1. ...el ee lee -vaned that no one will . The Caro and Trident to navigate the gulf-making two dukes VW I thall Peak* Imialieriesa Baseearte. Tim 7,7 0 i " - ,- - --- --- ~--___,,,__,__ - 11 " * P• tripe a month between New Orleans and Herewith, prof& ranee, th e peening of the combatanhi bOO nOt boss against it- Th. poor ISM PenOtitianani my anathema at m hw ermets gsne e l th e e mi t sespeet th e ens. me charge of attempting 20 proven* An rea li sati on - leg . by the oorreepondenm of Mexico and the Soothers leateriellY amnia. TE O =Me ere still virteallY ageing any PeoPtiel fee Predictive labour. While Mama ef the Mist of eassidive mere; assent mis an effort which won d certainly be fruitless. United States, for southern Europe. The Guadalquivir to imetlers dMs diflcult • serreZSAttedc, the doubted elutes of both English and Irish life, leaseake. FLORENCE.-The Patna announees that the retain the deuce and passengers at Havanash and and Me i * lawns= appears to be ea Meek- deeply, bat Wendy, deprecate and reidit any exten- Gonfaloniere Bibaldo Peruni had issued a procbuna. to Porto ' • three steamers of 1,300 tone each to mid in Peshawar. In Bunco an ' delete sica or ecesehdation of the native Irish rue. This NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. ties of troops NY taken pleat, and the way Sc ie at the bottom of all °Mations 'to ply- don for the resumption of the electoral operations on Fgad„ , d.a. . ran between ' t h a t island and Cad's* aid the the 27th, which were interrupted by the mob on SITTING or 711D8Y DIM I.The schooner Olive, Capt. Oliver, from New Bruns embrraa Mean ha thence derived an aceteeeen of lag the real Irish a firmer Cr a ender War A nntoon fi nnAnnon .- M . No n wo d t h e the 22nd. Meewick, tam. The crafty _Bella cif Commas still held of the mil. But it is based en mimes et 3,000,000 treats cos this service . I .fth a few ob. The amtempormsso of the 23rd nit. announces the wick, bound for Boston, went ashore during a gale on the 20th, on Nantucket Beach, and all hinds perished =himself as aloof front the meshes of the the peat mistake that the destituteere mere elevadeen. He readaded tbe Assembly that the Kinker wrist of Memiani at Rome. -t wo of the bodies were washed ashore the following sod with his ancient adroitness to easily memeged and pat down when disaffected their et Mee*. helse'Sle•s•••••••sd his We're"' to "'dew Oeneeal Zucchi (says the Alba of Florence of the day. The British brig, Anglo-American, from N ova ren d e r hi mse lf sours de g ree the arbiter of the those of pregerty sad assuredo of enbeistenes. slat 1h wet"7l7, elms ...seiner Atka te "Ws r the eeth alt ) is still Ure, not having yet received any Scotia, was ashore on Outer Brewster. Nothing is them that the °Deviation lamb which embroil his Moors in civil war. Bat Were Basked sad the English parliament can ei .„•;im m e prigervmmt em the gow, of may, learnt:time from the new ministry . Garibaldi is known of the fate of the crew. Umiak our own side of the the propustitus Mt den with the frith mem fix it, and quiet it, th at 1846, berallafilOSSlObillp IllisSTS on On cabs of Shift. still at Ravenna with his column. It appears that he FromMexicto we have no late intelligence of intend for an extensive ausegn were very far deemed, mad_ get rid Sc the asesessink Sad bigoted aversion This conitembehel hies emu* 'vitiated in the amain has as yet taken no decided step, and that he waits beyond a telegraphic report from New Orleans of the and it seed proba ble that by the middle el iota be Ochs, mad was le These, Gad knows, at the tilesAlTl Mood We* fi0751131110. it wor lw- some favour a ble opportunity. arrival there of the new Mexican minister to the Iles onn alltreemther) the " army d the Penjeale" rem- are faitamewesida, fans, if ever therewerth Pew" Ile w"w the 61 . 16 resmiseatif wisimi iima rdmill United States, and the return, on leave, of Mt. CU& NAPLEB.-The dike of ria(O6oo Or the 28th ult. = y eems adeestiene se the gables* at The ly Lard Owen, and numbering 30,000 nee, And if laglated enamel make up its mind to a ale- " s ad e m erge , b erme . t h at d ram . says : "The steamer from Naples arrived this morning lor d, t h e A mer m an m i n i ster i n m e m o ,. weal he fairly in motion. There can be no doubt ram* isde of the met and of the race. it had better s t am en erg o i s hu g e er their a at at Leghorn, sad 113110UnCon that that capital was a whatever of the isms of the cuspate to be mitered repeal tfie 'anion altegethee, and week its heads of he Me may, lit i f test, the emsestmap _halm prey to the greatest agitation , and that an explodes COMMERCIAL INIIILLIGENCE. spa by such a force ender each cieseiesuicas. We hitherto vain earls to establish a personal tyraany atiteted en We the.,_,_rnewil'efthe...,__New wil Wad' was faired. It was reported that the Neapolitaa New Yost, Nes. 21- The "ea" ietel•ffenee which haws Melted from the very beginning of these dim over a dissatisfied though subject population. its madames es '''' ma "' ''' "' Seals wa g rainisby had sent in its resignation. M. Savarese w e 'isi telw ird Wi i" had an amware l b e Mom" WI tcm isatess that the point really in dispute was net the peighised sewed, Me dm et 1547, sad pe.eeited a mdse • atahres ums tosie et imiklaok sees,, use el stal , am e g hat& u m w o n h a g wet m a i mas a ta would, it was expected, be appointed W the ministry, the Aram to s ays reente tramaily Mee., sad at the I of the Bridal government-or as the THE French National Aswan* has voted arm e m s esses se femme the dose wede-it bed bra proved that and would call to his assistance the Prince tr Awl s fremll.Vi soa ll•eessinh•telbe oenet. the Ineennellet wise Wish M end MI esouleal-by Wm* Me TGwis Str . mskially has it, the Lahore darear, as deed estimate far its sad-slavery squadron on it was the moie et more ammo being things& wad of fewer who would have the finances. im is=si o r m etr rm a u cllZezt e m ir meths at welut . ef if the Lahore darbar wee a sabstance instead the seam of Africa. Add M. ItteLuthe when rthehlei lOW Peru Sc the ir "deaths. As • bateau _ of a phantem-within the dominions of Ron - be brought forward this estimate, infeimied the lu•••••• h •••• • Walt 11 • 11 UTt With /*Toot Joao whites. Os ttoksd Weir Week, US. it way te be Ahmed bg at es board war 35 graben, 'swum ems a ft GERMANY. Ma oft ellod Om In Ike ROMs= merhat-ie ululli tot le Mee anew 1 1 . am Siscrit ; but whether or not a local Assembly that ' have bee maimed L iw br ATM, jud su be wee set i s s eee d d i ento mo e u t i e s dolma ether adios Menge= aillblewal value la the lump sem mutiny Auld be CO dilatorily desk with, as to with the Court St- James's, with a view h em ene ed ne d by gnash vase* bat the m u m, ' el a n - hst. la aggeehmsbn welsh voiehe sow be maker -a 7- main set a detachment but an army to re- to a modification of the conventicle' of 1846. Its bee vagedul a famestable state of affairs. One & s h a h PRUSSIA. -We have dam from Berlin to m a m m onism I * .il M ont mass him ef bop s Imo.mallews sonabstared Immo if our ex- establish the supremacy of the law. We are now with shores satisfaction that we receive this intent- vessel (Ms Elea) had last 140 am out of 160 In • December I. In a recent communication it was mmi-thes • ram to" m t:•=eses e e o a t thaw. eempeleil by is farmer supineneee, or neglect, or genes. These smug the supports/m*lth* African Ww math@ i meth"' Ow 11°"1111) had 54 • man stated that there wes a minority in the Na- eetrie. runi....us we" be got , s __ _ ____._ ....._.__ lett &hie to de Ids fitly. It was bed pawed, einisses combination of every caw of coast blockade is this country who are but WA:OW to ell whew dad lb , „ t a us t a u m e Mim i dual Assembly not indispeeed. to proceed to Bran- Th e w eew r ite a mi em per me dr" sai r ep n po Tr ie ji== system was int& • these Sid gyalitise s to enter upon hostilities, and to sib* to reason have of late shifted their ground. The mi m es , aw g t h at w sm u g eg k nee s e a m .as tat ag at a denbare, in order by their "tee to effect the 'ewe" VW° 1 PHI No. itin rads rd lb° malbet te sew ito I • spar then was ten days sao. The ithe prevails masequenees of which it is utterly impom overwhelming array of fame deisonstrative of he tt. tbdier tbs. essemeemes it wee mowed a d e i te u e otertkreff of the p resent obnoxious and unpopular ami X, el le for any NM to an the end. We shall be again the int Mosey and neximonese of the attempt to propose sew amranoniesto to the British cameo, s ot ministry. That minority has of late greatly increased Upland ad Mobile, New brought into gestact with those fierce and restless to au the 8 1 ••• trade by armed force, with • view te eared Imilidee te me . infamous walk, butte (particularly since the arrival of Von etagere in Moeda. Odom% 1 Tn. 1,260 balm 1,300 Wks. berbasiens of antral Asia, from whom we ban e elici by Mr. Ho•res committee, has taught whet eter• 'amine mitwereei am sPss• are awe ai ens Berlin), and it was expected that numerous members la r d e r i sailors. Ti. tunnies of domes, too, was anima. The 3 to 54 already suffered eo ranch, and who have ever been the them the folly of advocating perseverance t w o - w im,„ a g m „g um , sway tea ma a fuel would pto Brandenburg on the 2ad or 3rd. In Ordiroe7 ::tnefterl Mto si Iti to i 6 to 1 inveterate disturbers of the peace of Blechman. It is in that policy ea the mead of humanity, and they tee the etyma home. The Mob expense of the e que di e - o fact, they have come to the conclusion that u the Msd°ta wir el,'" to = sot te be sappoped that we shall ever again commit have in comeemence fallen back upon tics allegation mamba to nearly ten miaow Me eperaticas of the French and do to has done all that it could Piny to good ten 44 .4 St to 7 6i to 7 71 to 7f t an arm of British troops to the wildenwes bored that it is neeeesery to fulfil our treaties with Fraser. _ell. Dais admitted shat uphold fu right. and privileges , d 1 and Hoorn and Ametpla denten at the parts so far this SOW" awl to the In dus ; bet a wise statesman will amid, with the The Fresco government, with the sanction of the Le. 1 1 1".., tee% r o "m i e t "%VI j os ." 1 i hut in se it has gained the moral victory by re- the oorrapourling lime in kr mar moons. ma g tam mon • -(In thousand bales.) nicest station, every contingency which could draw National Assembly , have cat away this ground from e i se o st r:" . If the a n s ul Tio - w d ow t o were m aste d Ita mad . taming dui ing inin s i c a v it erai ria da in y i s rigu t , spite of mni ro nny eel nave even by implication, into any dispute with the in- beneath their feet, by applying to be relieved from ram a large exiessioe of Me gave trade. fL Delos ',geed ordonanoes , 5 Cheat Britain. I Vraace. I 0, bar. I Total. I Iteepts. a tribes of the north-west. the obligations of theee treaties. that if fewer slats wetted the poets to rehtels they were persecution) the majority ef the members, and, eon- 3 1 , 1 1 '2 12 1 2 NI 1 410 obi n was Am bee that mat esuld have bees gm- e rguently, by reducing the fraction in the above town am de ft moreover, exceediegly undesirable that th e The facts stated in the course of the dimmable to SO 111 SI 264 i i eemireative administration of the Penjaub shoed be which arms the the Assembly upon this item of the oss. Bat i t woo not som e, nt okin at o b o dd nif t h e 4400 to • mere political club, it may now, in the exercise of ises l3l 311 15 183 364 on ;a • state ei Africa. The repealer's gouts weith its co-sovereign right, and not in blind obedience to I " 105 56 47 ma 333 i t to tall to piece*. In the first piece, the budget, are of a nature to warrant such an application me thi ecipatee the dawn in the Freak casein should is a boundary which it would suit us better to on the part of the French ministers, and afford good eater in s negoriations tir rs the abolitions slavery with t h e the mum, etholve to bold its sittings in the place During tie het week, includeo in the to .a tabled i have retained by an ally, than to hold in security that it will be made in 'ernes and persevered geveremosu of those countries where it OM misted, where the dissentient members at present assemble. 1 1 :11 l3 .It :I 1 1.1 1 7i: our andieguieed occupation ; and in the mooed in. The expense of the French squadron destined to M. ticaosecasa said he could sus sontreeist what M. Sanest members of the Notional Assembly made 1816 .. 8 e i is so V I , place, it admits. of co ns id era ble doubt whether th e repress the slave trade on the west coo* of l i r bow el' h a ed boa m m e th ab e e m et 0% 1 ; i t t ee wai lleohea rmed vegitalk beters i ll i : z he na le ,, their appearance on the 30th ult, at the Brandenburg 1 " 3 revenue of the Punjaub would tufficv foe the main- Atiica cannot have been, one year with another, committee it was probably tree. Bet he had bl U been cathedral, but they took the precaution to declare their ita al of tea vivant cabinet, both with re- ,12 5 5 1 49 31 3 20 43 st.ii ....ini.s 31 1818. 1547. 1848. I INS. 1841. 1 1 tenance of an army and en tatebliehment each ae less than 4011.0001. per annum. The French on the coast of Ark..., and he amend the Assembly that its ' 00 - approv al could aLoe ecou eto se th e peaceable possession ef sailors have buffered !rem the &idly climate nearly unheal th iness was exaggerated. theme Mnititutions could furore to its measures and its men. There were 182 In. ee p erm I 2. 5 I 213 I 210 I 213 I 303 megabits ton the 30th during the sitting of Zit : ......... .0 lirt"k ot eeerier thui rlfie . ow ba...istadi the B club, but it was sot improbable 444 4 a sa — V ma h ualiw g. aa g -- 41 8 1 14/a u . .....,,,,`"° i t a,.,toseter,,_ raM that that slab will, in the coarse of two days, went is httle man the ward* d M th, - ; f a - 4 - N'; te r Mama become the National Assembly, only twenty two 1 . 1 . 1 7 41 . a" tt i s t rs saYte of the we* toth 444145 , ee , ZIP% mare adliereats being =misery to form a thovigh not so inset Wit WON (bin liar's we ~,,x, ~.* Miads' ingo... ~ al TIP: The National Assembly in Frankfort, and the Central nu" ow wcw ee win v im tere them 2 . 700 ,000 - - b — i - ies." - ,trur t i" , OMP12•11,11 bait sr% if not openly, at last quietly, est 1 . 1 „. • „,.„,, ...z I. tam w . 2ll , ! pr_unt w a nt The lota at 1 sad the owned the government plainly me Immiltofthe rews ii,?r asedl s ruZ y T. 4 7 4 tet !zote. ft. eelltie not to interfuse with tie right of the sad n° l ' n'in ar• al ". fiend `buy very t ii4 . 6l ,"°•• ham alio a e Om pe. ...... - -- =lO dime its own ministers ; and, above all, to tine . u. • W ei";, 41444 ja prieee w . r . b :not th e keneaddressing proclamations "to the German t ika nw irui wanwin mei"; rhirfr mem WA traPrObable ttr eet" =lla which the sovereign authority of the ii,,,,,, d ,„= 1 „,,„,, u ,,, be 1r 1 4.n No% 1: ( 1 , hid down 4 low ie low a i s sa g m bk.d. me mot sem mow spa ybe #e t. 11 ° , t g t e r e frs e ,lseee Oa the lidela anniversary of the King's marriage, = 1 " e strriss e rw eilhe r e lee erompue consolre to tnelZitr a Ile Sewn wmaseil of Berlin, finding that the advisers 2,700.000 beki,, 7 it I. duo to our asartets reed? nu to a rf `7 orDi ‘4,°° tr i :t . thm elf*, wawa tll• net allow any political reputations to :Dm", estimate is 2 , 400 . 000 to 2100.000 i s e. we rear e u'e n eri, i t ,:t, =lerpallg, ameived , contrary to oustom,and iu away th e „, v g., thi h,„, fr t ,'„, „, mo r it Y" si lf,l" ""i"gty of %tee wh o t wry eigelicest hints to the contrary, to stud adhere to osle eminent until we have res . 7., t0 ,11,4Q1 , 4 zi n ta c t a written addressee sengratulation instead of a do- '.72:,.. (l °l l :_r f t. be atin= fora ., to, some=on the other band, the board of aldermen quite erm, In consequence of the ould weather. sa d : davi t b : bi hu doinie beis lii. 'ed on being more loyal, and proceeded on at a. with.d:llV” bat to,,v, it being war m ... w e r e G m ere ay e torpors to Potsdam, where, delivering their addrem, r, ~.„,,,,, w ,..,„ . . 01774 , 1 v 3 5 ra2 0 6 t0 5 dui. 370, they rewired, to their great joy, the following reply and Western ; pure °racism, 5 dol. 561 e. aye a dol. 6/:e." 4l r t4. kinds are doll st 5 dol. 50c. to 5 dvd.sele. Rye filar sells st 5 doLlst "Ili TO: h h . a: c' e s Y po si k l e i n Ps aboa l t TOUT loyalty ; I shall now speak of Ge t" newee d°4 Sie. .with Curn sake lnell 'at 1 dci a l. " *Me. asc ; mimed . furj u er ' ei bio, setae. Under Menet circumstances, loyalty assumes a Barley is dull at a:K.1065c. Oats have Improved, sal are mirth tec. to different as net. The orders which I have been obliged to Oohs Northern. lime of late were given with a heavy heart, but according Lenurs yee b i . — ms.ti r i rhhe e.;l „ F c h t.b. lree v tli thi de l2 m f and lui. todas de ec. y;..afg.t4a wets Its the dictates of duty and conscience. It was tor you that IWY acting, in order to free me good old city of Berlin from Mewed hop are In better supply, and bring Sic. to Sfe. g 610. t° lit. men of blo4, tyranny, and slavery. Nevertheless, be eon- Naval. Mom* are inactive. hou g h turpentine Is beil at 2 coy. Sp erm winced that I shall not retreat that which I have promises— sad spirits at it to We, With moderate sales. test I falai my promises. My support will be „ win , Aguas ore dull. Pots 6 dots. and pearls 6 dois.l2o. per MO pound s , ° to en. Weiss' is ha better demand, and brings 24 cents. la drudge mik e y and The King added, " The late address from the alder- Mo b arr tt els. MAZXIT.—As a matter of fact there bet been a men to their fellow citizens is an historical document, steady the kw the not two at dues weeks in United States stocks and and is one of the best I have ever read. lam fully trihr".., c l i ti d t i tt.""kt tn . r w a . t4l. , tr m ol . . s. woe, 0 aware that the gentlemen of the aldermanic board Forei g n eadmage meanwhile is giving way, and einrwq4netlytgroi an:ll 4 . :Qufr gr t nbud°r:"7 pa thi : n ; eB.B. mersa, Wianwel aa f l th ni i :ise : y : can eL be Li: had eenglgewej :in ap it: a may just now be of very great service ." About the coca time that this scene was passing in Potsdam the mili- r ch 4 ; w e 44 ;;;;'7 of t•r ie t' are me rsf e t to herolo ; but not m tary were ransacking the house of Herr Hildenhagen, in. our mom consequently feel mum at esse L l ict &moat one of the secretaries of the National Assembly, and seizing all his parrs. s a lig e tt advance over Me Ms of interest. On call Disney Is The reports respecting the determination of the fr osty . ..telt° per , eelte . zn....,...bigh rate, as 0 .,",„„, German republican refugees in France and Switzer- d0 „ b1 ;',117.,. °1 ;„' ; ' ; „ ( ,17,47: 81 „,„,l s : '" i : medeeet. t°° seta Lig land to try their hand at another insurrection are here, and . l . pw Beet. below the rate nimbi by law. fully confirmed. Several hundred men have pee rt7 2 l r` s 7'2, 24 7l;Es=s s ee l e r .e . "ajt ril ut t? In i eu at been assembled in Besancon, under the corn- burg, ml to ssi ; io.oatiema47lla. Ilan mend of one Willich (formerly a lieutenant in A n" o """ i tri•inn) iNurn" nor yemi Mead 0 :1 !Armrest in ei the Prussian army) who took part in the expeditions ~,,..; 30L P' at 2'. M. ils" illmi 4 41 " and 40 to NI tom °Meeker and Struve. At a favourable moment the COLONIAL. BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. CANADA.—Tbe Governor-General in council by appoioted Bytown to be a warehnu•ing port, fo, supplies foe the lumber trade, from pore of importation, for ho me eon . sumption only, under the provision/ of the act 10 & 11 itte,, C. 31. NOVA SCOTIA.—Our Halifax data ate to tEa 26th ult. inclusive. On the 22nd a new and ex commission of the peace was issued. The Sun ( P = . l describes it as of a more liberal complexion than the old Mt, and hints that the party was b.:ginning to grow rather It patient for its appearance. The Times (Halifax) consolesite readers with the prospect of a revised commission in thew polite direction when its party again comes into office. Ths Acadian Recorder (alas an opposition journal) appears mite knew well what to say about the list, and rather dispesed is grumble because a clean sweep hos not been made alba tones w as to afford it a ;..rievance. NEW BRUNSWICK..—The survey of the St. John and Sturdier Railway line has been completed. Tba line of electric Usti graph from St. Andrew's to St. John's ma expected to be completed and in tall operation beton the end of November. A line of tisane telegraph ciramunia. Lion would then exist from New Orleans to Bt. John's, sad next spring it will be cmtinned to Halifax. BRAZILS.—We have accounts from Bahia to the 20th of October. Business in all its branches is reported m esceedingly dull. The market for sugar was flit. Prices of the new crop were 1,600 reit per snobs for musenesdoss, and 2,000 far whiten. The Crane packet arrived co the 2001 October, in forty-four days from Falmouth. Advice. how Pernambuco to the end of October convey the gratifyisg announcement that the demand for British autoufactans wan improving. 4k J 1 ~ rbe gnu. OSBoRNE, MONDAY.—Lord and Lady John Ron& left °Morns this forenoon, for Southampton, in Lir Majesty' yacht the Fairy. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the Princess Mary, arrived at their residence at Kew yesterday afternoon from Brighton. Mr. Bernal, Mr. Hodges, with some grntlemea, forming a deputation from Rochester, and Mr. W J. Fos, M.P., and Lord Seymour, had interviews with Sir Ours, Orey yesterday, at the Home office. Mr. H. A. Herbert, M.P., had an interview with the Chancellor of the Rechenuer yesterday. Mr. Primly, Secretary to the Board of Stamps and Taxes, had slot en in, terview, yesterday, with the Right Hon. Bergner, at his official residence, in Downing-street. Lord and Lady John Russell returned yesterday afternoon to Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park, from her Majesty's manna residence, Osborne. Isle of Wight The Right Hon. Fox Mack, Secretary at War, and the Hon. Mrs. Fox Mauls, have arrived in town from Scot land. l tches were received yesterday at the Colonial office, eg r a the governors of the West India colonies. Boaouon or LIeKEABD.—It is very generally re ported that Samuel Trehawke Hekewicb, E q., who fre quently contested this borough with Mr. Buller, bat without success, will be a candidate once more. The friss& of Dr. Cereals, an advocate of Doctort'-ownsions, who op posed Mr. Buller at the last general election, are also midis exertions to ensure that gentleman's return. Mews. T. Babiogten Macaulay, W. Hawes, and Coition, have bete solicited to stand in the liberal interest, but have, it is ow derstood, declined. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDIA AND AIIIIIIIALIA.—Mr. W. Hawes, the Colonial undereewstary, has written to inform Sir J. B. Birch, the member for Liver pvel, that the Lords of the Treasury are negotiating sa gagement with the India and Australadan Steempecast Company for the conveyance of =ells between Singsponed Sydney for a period of not lest than seven wars. THE STATE APARTMENTS IN WINDIOR CASTLE are open gratuitously to the public on Mondays, Taoism Thursdays, and Fridays. The Lord Chamberlain's tickets may be obtained in Leaden, gratis, of Memo. Paol sad Dominic Colneghi, printablen No. 14, Pall Mall But; Mr. Moon, printseller, No. 20, Tlireadneedleetreet; Mt. Kit chell, bookseller, No. 33, Old Bond sheet; Mews. Acker mann and Co., printoellen No. 96, Strad ; Mr. Wright. bookseller, No. 60, Pall lt;11. Of whom also guide boob may be obtained, for one penny each. The tickets we available for one week from the day they are imbed. They are not transferable, and it is contrary to her Majesty's eta. mind that t tor ' or in reference to, them be mate is any parson=er. The hours of admission to the seate apartments are, from Ist April to 31st October, Warne 11 and 4 ; and from Ist November to 31st March, bounds U and 8. CHOLERA.—Fresh oases of cholera reported to the Board of Health yesterday, Dee. 4 : Landon and vitinifit attacks 6, deaths 5 ; the provinces, attacks 9, deaths, x; Seetland, attacks, 13, deaths 5. Total, 27 cabs, 20 deaths DEATH OP PROFESSOR SAMUEL COOPER, FAS. — This eminent surgeon expired on the 3rd inst. at his mashy redden, Sheppertom. He was the author of two of the beet 4 r06 estonal works of the day— . the "Surgical Dien s. cry; and First Lines of Surgery.' The deemed ens ed. silted a member of the College of Surpces, Ueda, • long ego as 1803, soon after which he entered the army, sad became staff surgeon. In 1807 he obtained the Jooksindet prise for an elaborate treatise on the joints ; cm the 26th of May, 1827, wee elected a member of the oonacil of the 011. lege and in 1845 enjoyed the highest probsionel homier he c ould obtain—President of the College of Sil/VCOL Cooper was for 17 years connect d with the University Col. and Hospital, said was a most popular to thee. Tint SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW will i• Tr:to the public to-morrow. The judges will nod°, edam and make their awards of the prizes tossli This evening the bazaar will be open for • private view d the noblemen and gentlemen connected with the e is public Ati. Ou Saturday tbe exhibition will dies It is expected that Prince Albert will honour the club 87 visit on this occasion. ST. 011,18'• RAGGED SCHOOLS.—The fifth snail report of the committee of this benevolent and betel bidet. dc wee reed Inn night at a public m.eting of its supporta , . in the Store-street rooms, the Him. and Rev. VOW in the ebbs. The report stated that, during the pest MA 316 boys bed been received into the school, the abbe of attandiab being 62. In the girls' echool 200 had anew% the avenge attendance being between 60 and GO Thanes three pill and forty volunteer teschers ; she whole mar of ass Wool being about 2001. a veer. The school has loNli been rem red to O' dorgeztreet, St. Giles's the former WM being required tor other purposes. A itrong will. grounded appeal was made by the committee t.) the bob*/ of the persons attending the seediest for the per? of raising a fund to en ble them to bni:d a new doe ' room, the expense of which is estimated at about 8001., , which 2101. only has as yet been coilec'ed. The - mint during the last year has sant out to Pt : 16 of the meet promising of the bat end young m en 9, log this school, at an expense of 3201. ; and other. • expected, be sent out in the same manner next year. Abe Mr. Williams, the excellent honorary seentery, bad M. the report, the meeting was addressed by the Rev. W. Shen - and inn* gentlemen in sod ol the school; and sfqr *Saki - were voted to the charmer, the eseembly dissolved. FATAL ACCIDENT.—Two PEIWONS hILLED' Yesterday an accident, attendrd with the loss of two live, occurred upon a portion of the But and West lndta Dodd _ and Birmingham Junction Railway, now in course of car 'traction. Three of the arches of a viaduct recently tibia - falling in canted the accident. The ph ce of the teen, known es Bargees. Fields , between Bridge•strcet„ Sta.