The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-12 00:00:00

Y / ' 94°‘. 4.7/1‘ - . . 1 ..,._ . ,' .. .. . . _. . .• , ..- ..t. y...,., ~ ,„, 14 , ; . , ,, .1 ' Ail , . .4110 i !igriCtignetswo ;,. • , • • 40 pollr No. 976.) ; f ONDON, ':FRIDAY EVE**, OCTOBER 12. 1849. [THREEPENCE. for die COUNTY et SURREY. —To to moo or et • met ourfeu. the INTERIM la • TOTE 481. IresbAL—Ter piranhas wiggly Mr Mr. A. 2_._ FRANCE. ilk• . i 49 **So IHlPoberthe Wei& . 3 will die ft the. s e" ihis,=...t d • me PIMA Lonesome" the V irill iws• Ti• 1 ••••4 11 'a l l Crw il tat " =tar' drat Wow mo d = IL" Dr - the se et the bee& Mabee Apia that seem should be. seade r ie .Mee that the night die if Debase finZ •Vi s :l lll7 Bliltk al r isa lieh a t l'lssrleatist 0 a ~..died hs relied to tribe*. hobos tinaltiag he ewer te t o l , te ii =ideat sad brelrad hlntiy_lsek sad news ; he this Ne beide& b akin I Well. nem I. is the new of the p.ipti dumbed by tied topromeetsalveat i tare asis t the Bathes; Biwa* is disealved !" Cries. sad nimeateM sesbeira hawed these wards. afteewards wet ec • earrillar, wain be .....lead win: es sin peresse. said ,ruts as • paw IMO WOWS is pistil, 07 1 •11—" We benne tine la bora" He them re. enewi - the Amiably, sad showed to Bast" who was la the trawl% • Ono of PM fetWing Obi of asses, sayieg—" Dane hew that?" Aid in Bann replying le the - of grabs, he said—" Thee they ban tali lan senisig.* • nese of lE:Mack • pik . arid reepetad et the ulines. Heber ii, fend ~ aria —N - The Anal* is WNW& r amain wob molds" he seised Wm bin Windy. eel sat—" Ti. we es b iesUl la a r y:. 5 hash-•p!" After the . presidant left, • WM whoa the saws pewee' be the sew opmeraseeet Rem read, Haber wind—" Leta, _ge to the Haelfle•Tilis I" las shawl& said to Genie' Temosure, seassandet.in Fif • the Oink bleb4r—" Gemmel, nisi what me about de ; yew frame prawn bread it i es Than le us Wan eon Brairatal A-usably sod 1 =ese to briesl - dpalje u p t he , &maw Assembly, gibs* up the Minn will& ear. L enall ah l e ent is A ireend t as aweeth ,flan II the erowdbithat the through Atenabtlye ..wiliest.,r ho :4; sgios a tza a rdL a the , tai w dc the Hedged y was ctisesind. ''ily the of the people l" sell .. We an the Ernie, and est wbh for the (desolation of the Ateemb4, sneered 5 fertile, and at the ease amen wife" Huber. Bat wird rolined lisa. sad wrist Ida beyond the hides. alien six MOM in the webs, Haber was amend • owed Yee la the IseCendliiin, at the weer of the Bat. Pew Iwaso Rounesa, by a /been named flee, who bad Mb the Mamba, sad who rennin& him. He was takes Ile the .aerie of the 4th aneadireasest, bat was released by Orin at the sasym. Is the erasion he went to the house et use Neel* 73, Rae du ltsabeerg Mostiustre, where he lidded, sad stated to that puma that he did set know what had pond in lb head when he bad Salted the dinelaties Of the Assembly. He thee wept out to get his beard sat of, Mt sever Wanted. The list of the witnesses having been called over, Huber minuend his deterrainatioa not to answer any ' quotas on the subject of the affair of the 16th May until he had precisely stated what his moral rata* was. He declared to the jury that his cooly rearm for giving himself up to trial was to clear his homer, which had bees a-sailed. He they proceeded to recount the proceedings of the day of the 16th of May. He admitted all the foots. The demonstra tion was to have been a pemosable me, and all his efforts hid tended that way. It was the coodect of Bland that bad cheesed everythieg Blanqui had caustd his club to amok hi frcat of . the den:metes instead of following _behind, in the regular The consequence had bees that the Bestir:- had been Mocked up. In the Assess. ?hen the people embed in. Bland had pre -...0 the pimple from ruing off before the tribes.. It was torrent • millet that might have mined bad the pespik reamlueed be the Mutably, that be rirr=- lidheillem It wales set contrary to la. hat be did it to prevent a mameare. Having mime so far he could net Needs. He felt that be samitbeflimed g u ilty , —beadmitted it,but behoved i r , „ t , . .Wskiblidis to the jury the parity of his list Ifwmmliw, ha veil obtain at least pity. INA luip sew glees ids) had casts isle= Warm Ho widest for their pees" ia caw OA be Wet eutreat that, bat the wart wadi filiff rant him whet he asked; he nest at snuts . t i : an advocate ewes me that he knew. He o love, write to M. Buvignier to defend him • The amused had previously refused to take oreasel * his defeat", and would not have M. Hanemena, who had bees shiest by the bessh for that parrs,. ' The epee& el Haber closed the presselliage of the Int day. • nimmee er ems Ms Omegas. K. Bruise*, was remit at this dishimin eel , ' pay with M. Hemasaaaa, as enamel for the defence. M. Buvigaier got up at awe to state that the accused bad pressed urn bias the amenity of the appearance as witnesses of Rama and Bangui. For Huber bad been accused by them •of having attempted to ruin the republi can party, aad be wished, by confronting them with himelf to purify himself from the imputatioa. He (M. Bavignier) knew that Huber bad no right to have Harped and Mancini called as lane wsses, or be should have previously given notice of hin to that effect, but bethought the court could not bat grant ; hie application. M. Baroehe got up to say that the matter was entirely in the hands of the president of 1 the mart, with whom the matter rested, but be would ' mention ono foot that might have souse weight, namely, that the attack on his honour, of which Huber complained, bad not emanated fr om the pro seentioa. IL Butipier insisted is hie rogue, which was not granted by M. *maser. [Left miming.] *DM hava i rved some yeses with the British In itillitry This ratleman has been in the tr residing alternately at Rom sad Moan , sail mem mash esteemed the latter lowa that he sees doted a magistrate, and chosen for one of the Assn of the asUaoal guard ; in both whisk impel des t ideas:gel his duties with seal effisisasy, nedeing important services te the b in drk. the late tying sad iiffisolt eiremeniteme. - When the aMealwas in inindesat e4 7, Meek, and the re publics& gamma! Mid MI able and willing tads o the peoviaski geoid to hasten to its idle" Dr. 1111ffingia answered the appeal by mereling with apmof Ms sem y to Be,o whereas rerrted himslfis tisaeesi Memos, Ma Maisie of War, who plead Men wader the ocin vf General Oaribaldi. Under this aide. leader Wes as rawly to be dons; sod the English officer words* feaglit with his Albanese volunteer, is the list aegageasat at the Porta San Panorazio ; sad, star the &Mt of the French, took part in the rest of the Nespolitaas at Palestrina and Velletei. When tM repubbsaa cease wee annihilated the doctor 'stared I. Alban% sad was dediociat servies to the Frond troops quartered tem, by his oxperiesse in Use side of rreadTg the lever, from which the soldiers eildmush denag_the Manor beats. By aroma heblema amiss Dr. Malinges has been Soma le Ism Me issideass, without any motive being as aired be seek a reseeding, although it is esay to be gamed. His having served under the repablicau banner is not, however, the only point which renders leis .pbeozioes to the eeelesiasticel goverment - he hoe incurred its ill-will by mistier his bother, Dr. Millidgen of Constantinople, to recover his two children from a seminary and nunaery is Rome, where they were detaieed, *pins: hie consent, by order of the Vicar-General, under the rattan that to give up the children to a protestant father would 'Manger the catholic faith in which they had been educated. Under the republican Government, the Vicar-General was no looger con nited, and it was not difficult for the father to obtain the restitution of his children. It may, perhaps, be recollected that this ease made a great nom two or three years ago in England, when Sir Robert Inglis introduced the subject in parliameat, without being able to obtain any favourable result. Of his Religions arrival nothing positive is yet known, but several measures, lately adopted, seem to indicate preparatory steps. The Ilioister of Finance, Chilli, has given notice that the goverment intends to resume the payment of the half-yearly dividenes due on Roman Coned', and fixes the days for the holders of differmit series to apply for the money. So !Koch formoral teepees/ice. With regret to . physical precau tions, Medea the great numbs*, of private individuals expelled horn the stosairy, the few remaining . Roman troops are being gradually antes& of the capital, and the whole of the earbioeers, who. although nominally discharged, ate provisionally retained in service ' are under orders for Spoleto ; so that, if Pins IX , don setuslly reties be will have as few of his own dangerous subj ects around him as possible. A friend jest returned frees Naples. who bad frequent oppor tunities of seeing the Pope, informs me that be was looking remarkably fat and well, and that the " se remarkably color" in his cheeks did fall credit to the lexurions living of the Neapolitan °curt. The lovers of scandal indeed go so far as to hint that the cardinals and courtiers do their utmost to induce his Holiness to follow the jolly example of Gregory XVI. in order to wield, themselves, the sceptre of power with undisputed authority. SARDINIA.—The Nonacid* of Turin of the 7th rabliehes the following letter from Algoma:is : Ile Ammo lavlat stated to its 77th attielase that Cal. Iteatiate had fr.bsyee Gee. Itamarlao the saderelgaal mei= it lb deity se rectify a probably laaaloately eerie Oat Sanbent has bees called beim • eetutell et inquiry for teeing isheed ibtlew with Me regiment the dtehron ot Loselesrly. emauaseded by Gen. read, alma *slitter 'ban , desalt dae beaks of the Po at Messamorts and n centime. Besalem ' 4 11ffillidliff.—Leleme *OM Flormis of the 4th say dot ea musty is mooted to be published on the ream a the grand-duke, which would take place on or sheet the Bth. Montanelli, Mazzoni, and Mar mosehi, it is said, are excluded from t he amnesty ; Ouerrassi, on the contrary, is comprised in it. Brawls were continually happerang between the people of Florence and the Austrian soldiers. Two Austrian soldiers bad been lately killed in the suburb of Bt. Nicholas, and several had been wounded. The inha bitants of the suburb hail even attempted to erect barricades, but were prevented by the timely arrival of the armed farce. NAPLES.—A letter from Naples, of the Ist, an nounce. the arrest of M. Ruggiero, late minister of finance under the Bozzelli miotstry. The French ship, rß.erne, WatraA Orm CAM' etaadasph4 bearing despatches to the ibitish sad French wannest& structioas. although he is specially enjoined In the sew to keep them secret from anybody se lasi as possible. Is these instructions, wbkh Bane von Massie read in the presenceof witnesses, it is ordered that the Prussian troop are is no case to make ass of their weapons milers the honour of Prussia should require it ; that is to my, sales@ they themselves ere attacked. ti k Paine Tronenmr, Sit r.m. The Chamber is spit oecApLed to-day with what is wittily ealled by Le Prom the espeeinemars podia* parliamastaires, nam•ly all theme mann dire, trom ths brain. whethor fertile ee otherwise, of dime repenerutatives. Three motins bring is made by membere of the opposition, meet win= support, and indeed the eskitereeting nature of their details maws them most tiresome of debate. • The committee to which all those 111060116 are submitted bee got es meek into the habit of treatise se Utopian all proposals ealesitted to them, that they rifest every one that is made. Bash is coo of SI. Noland, who, as a prodigal man (he is a mama) should kaew esenthing en the sahkest. Aeoordin• to M. Nana, the asessiatioms of workmen, of which them are nat pressat, should be allowed to share e Welk works ordered by the ministry of that department. The committee of initiative, as it is calla, voted that the proposition be sot team into emskieration; bat what wee the adosishmeat of its Members to tad the progreal supported yester day by the 'minister of publie - works is person. The ham inumediataly voted, In direct oppesitka to the commaittee. that the subject should be demmesed. The man &einem wee Winn ba.the ewe the salary to ho gviverted in Mew in vieneldeat et the Melbas. lt may he resellooted that this gentlemen nista the vote of 48,000 francs granted to him. The preemit "settee' mime the Ma to 62,000 francs. To , day the Clamber was occupied is dimming a motion for leseemiag the patties arierqueet on coal:tioa ' amongst workmen. 'them was no vote cep to poewinte. Yesterday evening an important sitting of the club of the Council of State took place, the subject being the proposal of M. Napoleem Bonaparte to read the Boa/boos from exile, and great as amnesty to .the iaseirgents of June. The proposition was oombatod , by MM. Berryer and Palau; sad supported by M. DfIIOIOOIIIIIISUZ de Gimme. No decision was tikes. bet : it is said that the proposition mums the goverment 1141119 aaziety, sad they 'stand asking foe its adjourn r t . _ . PRUBBIA.—Oar eorrespoodeat writes : Oer. Last night the Potsdam Railway terminus, bit the train cam. in, was Sled with soldiers, "Whist the Berliners gassing what could be the nen=l this nianeavre. It tuned out that paw that untoetanate rebellious professor, who has beet listening in the dungeons of &Matt to the discharges of nitoqoatiy which destroyed his c =elides, ever expecting to be the next vietim,—it termed oat that poor Kinkel, atteLded by a guard of roar soldiers and aa elbow, wea sinseget the passenger& The last time be emus to this city by the same road it was to represent In the Prussian parliament the place when hi gm his university lectures. Nevertheless his arrival as a convict might have been a far greater triumph thin his teethe returned as a depaty, had only th e purple known of his coming and been allowed the free expreema of their feeling. The prisoner was removed in a clamed van, and it was whispered that Kinkel was be. Bone few hones after he resumed his journey to the fortnee, where he will have to wait for the day of freedom. M. von Peohlia, the new Rennie plienipeteelierN hen matins of Boilleenrift and his attache, M. vet Pteweo, is a Hebeetser. The latter offired his services, lathe Marob of last year, to the provisional governessaad-fichleswig, and having received a rebuff went off to Copenhagen, where after the settlement of the late armistice he was ap pointed to replace a tamed-oat fenctionary in Tan dem. But M. von Platoon found, upon making his appearance in that town, that the Tonderners were in no heather to admit his official activity ; whereupon a berth was found for the repulsed functionary at Berlin. The Verwaltungs-Roth is about to publish its transactions regularly, now that the public no longer cares a halfpenny about them. The Name council Is about to issue a report cf its promedinge up to the present time. General von Bolirechenatein set out yesterday to take command of the Prussian troops in Baden. The Prince of Prank returned to Carisruhe on the sth. _ _ _ bliel7l• mate espoltbis mem & ,w,„me" he --ane semi le tbs Allaniap Otteptee. at the Swart mills gr e ‘.l loss imaged re dopes! aWS et rter &twit= se sese rips he t e r s z uila telwasse ot simage Wooog moisalift st es Me et prow meser. wait vlll be eablettel ter ether lisesetre sal ..ihs ea" est tin be igeelati es appelmisil days Wad Weather tarsalihiS, he *ea imam immoral. b. tam 1110 1410 M ae , to_ol l o l .. J. it Will. thefiersier, tor AMAMI est miff mum; le WA= Leith Iterraelear I, Nif g. Neeembse It. i ' tom. Wed" ter ADILAThIt ma PINILLIP ;le di eon Neserates I% hem Plysteelb =bee IS. Om ugheill ship lime lit teeph whit lbetesee serstmedle heee craw. tesempshest Air That We Wit WW NA eet seithied, they afore sot diettabie cspereolliss he se es eissolatita et totenselMe eel Swap ternehme. ney etn be NM erel preelitset le eil ea a dub, plea a the lest. ye big elegablert Clobsludes obi the =se dietary oats silt be adopted. They w o e e ."' M ai r: lB =sl E lk ___ l__ . asessibly eseteleat wens sal envy Werast,= l ot the lar t at i en i r i gult hem age the II th est Itelt tees ftsseth. Lel at the kWh Draw.= 0 s 1111AMIKALL eel IMMO; N. ra. VW TION oi. the WWI PRINCIPLE. SPORTING. MET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. RTITING ON MiDNENHAT NIGHT. • The Add apt= 2510 1 apt, Namyklielt . 10 to 1 sok 25 to 1 Vaiud (0 13 to 1 Ohms SI to 1 .0•-.124 (t) 13 to 1 Weald* SI lo 1 1444441.41(t) 14 to 1 Mod 25 to 1 04111sprold (t) DWI —401 a Malaga (1) 10 to 1 =admits DEISM la to I riot ritotord 25 to 1 apt 14 to 1 NoisktatAveoal (t) t =trao lli t i (t) 20 to 1 Tao l4Baa (t) 25 to 1 Ciludoer (t) 10 to 1 Mildew Uto 1 Jabsd 400 t (5) 13 to 1 OkUlle Calm Arriols.—Doke if Boland, Doke of of Suter, Bart and Conan of Clesturiehl, Berl I p= gor, Earl of Btriethooro, Earl of othO L ßstil i t a S Zul et Lori L Lori Lett P. num, Leal W. 1.0. W., Camesebury, Legg Stolen Lord Chester Hansen , Lail Gorge Manors, Sir Joseph Rowley, fair F. Poem* Sir Q. Anuresis, the firm Colds and Mrs. Boss, Hon. Meier Pitt, Soo. U. Pomona', Hoe. FIANCiii Villten, No. Caps. Lyon, Hos. Captain Macdonald, Goma Ckarritie, Atthdrid Bold. Coll. Peel. Col. Newton, Col. Henley, Major Pow son, Clot. Forster, Capt. Archdar, Capt. Pinot, COL Littlo, Capt. W. Pool, Capt. Bastard, CaO. Dela., Capt. Cariotou, Capt L owther, Mt. Payne. lb. Greville, Mr. COI, Mr. Meyriek, Mr. Neville, Mr. Newton, Mr. Baton s Mr. 8. Batson, Mr. Bromley, Mr. Thornhill, It,. A. (1044 thud, Mr. Fitsoy, Mr. J. Elmnley, Mr. B. Stanley, Mr. Portion. TaussuArs BACKS. Mann, 100. h ft. B.M. Duke of Iftiftegbthweirmar, Ilet Mb (F. Butler) 1 Mr J. Maoloy'l Quomberry, Set Sib (Templenaan) Dotting :sto 4 on Queensberry. Woo by two lengths. Ron in 1 m)n. 69 so. HANDICAP SWZINSTAILIA of 10 moo. earl, for 3-yr olds. D M. Mr. Geovttles Paid* at Lb (O. Brawl 1 M. Mr. Ambles SL Dods, tot lib (it. Miller 2 Mr. M olkle a' sermailles, rot 71k (Templesaa Lard Oillats% Wks turd, Tot MI (J. 'Want S rd Lord assetuloalte Cialeot, Tat MO (G. Oate s 5 Baling :6to 4 agst Paquita, and 6to 2 at Cotton . Psquita made all the running, sad won easily by • length. Run in 1 min. 61 tee. a mmi lLaWs la lllSober. 1111.—NOTICE rrY~IriPORT POST PHILLIP, sad Mlllllti edid 6.1 .1 4 . 1 2112.10=tar "1i th pail tra l t Ilma Ws& Ho co PIM od O is en Met Odder / 4611 mill 4/4aPhrt ylimp Or wool 144 4 F'Eaztrr.,v,,5.......1..... of 111 14414M4H smiles ine lost =lsallmg. bp ., oil rirs yam& ow/ kr Ss mese. •I• ••Prienel• gla. UN TOM klif • OM ••1101.11ers,— Wrlbe a r portbrakr• is HALL (Ilraekess i rt, • T. S. HA . 1, 4. Orils4rurt, ; oft se rillllolll4l•4l•4lMabire.Limisiiallat, Mi. 146644-11ds a t. Hoe* girths who adlisto to Heidi of taking Ws ow elms plessime wily. VENDERS, COM, mil iTIRMAONB.- _____ __ . Ousts Os dime me *Ms esdia b t A wILLJAN B. DISITIMMI Ilsrele) aoMil, Se. Oshodido liegisratZTX•lloolM. s.w. ilillidtflOL hi sal mii• rusk aa ammount at /111241101 1 4A:: CONENAL MX • 1r s• emit opprisalre dlas• lAr Math wed % Wawa goteillsemi of *Ws es rims MO •• ire sob lie mid* w ate- WIND is telehtrro kr.emllikaatelftilf Drisiti mime eilli binged ifforamis mel two este d tavr Si 145.; diM• with ensili amnia ad the Wm at 23 10a to twisty gme; WWI Min sinuieb, with hoot h. m /11; 01/1/ Wu% ben $1.4 ON% wb rir gravels maims% from 14 m w oiwet Imiales. bar Is el Os at to Si U. ttyi. "Mow owl row paint IWO with MM.! Mel% illmisi. Loy Ur hnibleg kersisigi7lo gad- man NIT saw Yam lik• MEW Air sr set o swrd •r. gad widgeon aqpiailmi me (per pod) tres.—ENsbilibtd la Vileisrbiet e.s. MM The Mmiteir says —" The Cbastautioessi an- nouneed that preparations ars making at the ministry of war for the liberation of the clue of 1813. That journal is ill-Mho:id 1 Uwe has never bees any idea of effecting each • meamem." By a decree of the preeklent of the repablio the suspensioa of M. Nasal, as lieutenant-salami, and M. Theil, as shed de " s'ai' ls. tithe 11th legion of the salami guard has been proloaged. " We recently sanomeed," says the " that a marked resumption of labour was visible =mg the clam of workmen living in twiddled lodging-bosses, sad we now state with Osman, that that improve ment still sootiness. Oa the 15th Mt. the number of thst elms of workmen was 27,611, of whom 21,829 were employed. and 6,682 without employment. Oa the Bth last, the number was 27,366, of whom 22,249 were employed, aid 6,116 without work." The ietle dm niiirseas states that Berjeant Boiehot has written to it from Lammas, to state that there is no troth whatever Is the report of a duel having takes place betwess hint and a tipanish offerer. Lord Brougham has arrived at the Hotel Meatier. The Mown to mateleaets the appointment of M. Latour-Weeny, ex- self inedest, as prefect of Algiers, I. the room o f M. Lasesix, who, at his owes request, has hem removed to Aber toadies.. M. Meeks, ex-president of the republic of Vallee, arrived as Saint & at Maresilles. We reed is the de fkie M. ez-eavey of the Roma repaidie, sad designated is the iletverat opiate the prisoners at Versailles as the seem of the to news from Italy, which eon tribufad a the affair of the 13th of Jose, and who was ammisa la Paris on the 6.b umlaut. has been taboo to Ilenlagae-ear-Mer, ander the newt of pa ! demise 1110C110. The First Chamber h:ld a short sitting to-day, which presented no feature of interest. OCT. 9. The 105th article of the a-greyed constitution gives the government the power of legislating independ ently during the ?torso. The revision of this article formed the subject of debate to-day. The report of the committee proposed to retain the article ander the following modifications : LAMPS of ell SORTS and PATTERNS.—IIio =1"so you so ahooose —.du eof MIMS MAO .ather CANDLIIITICILS; (UPON., Argsad. awl kW al the bag Impoomoolo. rot of po sproot mot mond* em to mach pottoodos *Vag inslta, ti WILLLAM IL WNW awl llortoso, fitt,Wiletrep mew of Illisvemeirest. sod S,tloo osomatit sotoolloo te. pm sOlis Iltom 10 pit ant. pier nog bore Pik Ppm waft 604 laps op attsiftsftom 11:11Zo Wm, post mid.. Mom% port Open (sited .latome Id. pa 111. MosildesOomploto. It roil wok U. yr pion. Tie mow voinrool sway wilds not approod DAMP Wawa" toUlt applopt. oat (por pot) k. --Zolatilobod WolloPpot. u ISM Maros, 300, hR. T.M.M. Lord Ezeter's Ttolpbone, 4 yes, Ist lib (Marlowl 1 Lard Leonoes Borneo, 3 yrs, est Ith (platman 2 Roan betting. Woo by four lengths. Run in 3 min. WO. Mans. 200, b ft. Lrt half of Ab.M. Lord fluter's Promisor, 7M Sib... (R. Pettit) 1 Dub of Itedbrdharootherotts, Sit 31b (P. Bailer) Betting : 6t04 on Pruslaw. Won by two lengths. Run is 66 see. 200, hR. Last half of Ab.M. Duke of Bedford's Newport, est Sib (P. Boller)) 1 Duke of iliratasones Ploughboy, set 71b (Flamm) Betting : 4tol on Ploughboy. Won by a length. Rua, in 60 sec. Swam...rause of )0 mom. each ; for 2.yr olds, Get 71b; three, Bst 31b ; four, Bst 111 b ; fire and upwards, 9st ; the winner to be mid for 300 sow., if demanded, &a. First half et Ab.M. Lord Strathmore's rahroopher, 5 Its (G. lierson) 1 11r. Drinkabrs Bitsumat, 2 yrs Batting : 2 to 1 opt Farthingale, 3 to 1 east Philosopher, 3 to 1 apt The Fiddler, 6 to 1 opt Old Fox, and 8 to 1 apt Resanant.—Pbllosephsr made the running, followed by Farthingale, Shropshire Witch, Chatterer, and a ruck al horses, until half way up the cords ; Remnant, who had laid 03, the. Joined in the (mutest. which terminated fa favour of Philosopher, by a head, Farthingale, The Cob, Shropshire Witch, and Chatterer close up. Run in 64 sem. SWIIII.IITAIMI of 10 MTh such : for 2.yr-old colts, Bst 71b; Allies list Sib. The winner to be sold for 160 sore. if de sanded, &a. T.T.C. Maior elartyn's Bisodatte IL ( Manzi 1 le r. Ilmard's General Soydltte (A. Day I Betting :6to 2 on General Seydlits.—W on by a ea& This ram was not timed. tics order. Tsai bly, Only is the cue when the maintenance of yublie emmity, or the removal of some uwartial come of charm calla for snob ineasuret urgently, ma, without asestabling the Mean ben under responsibility of the whole ministry, °Miasma which do not nottradict the provisions of the constitution be promulgated with force of law. The lame us to be laid before the chamber at their neat emetics. eiL11•11 FAIR, sal SOF? SKIN. C am-taw Lamm on Ow from sil soisossi mals eil W . Tt= Pits ? T AT. l a b lellitl ssudie dr 41 . ✓ ato2==doses=pe usiosstass opts. tossidos. iis/tssis. solseur aftossos mews Woo It Imports Is Its desk, W tie bons Won dsal botiolt bt le th e Ms. robior Ydlisimoift lj ag = anon el swims "Ildreoss. tor ods. psis soonly nines Webs somelmt a z i l . Msopilot miss aulompriss Stela. TM wink •we is Obs E D O 140 pastas Mids. Mos 406 soll l t a ra. psr Was.— trntsbsos. st IS. Esitsmordsoo. Whim so 4 oal vs. AL int sortsosses. $f Count Dyhrn proposed, as an amendment, to strike the article oat of the constitution. A debate ensued, in which the• principal speakers fa the motion of the committee were Simeon, Manteuffel, and the minister of justice, Simons; against the committee, Count Dyhrn. The Chamber divided at 4, when (as already stated) there appeared in fa vour of the amendment of Count Dyhrn 63 ; against, 237. With this vote the last spark of hops with re gard to any profitable result from the majority of the Second Chamber is entirely extieguished. The whole pith and marrow of the constitution depended on their striking out the 103 th and 108th articles, and they have admitted both. They have furnished the government with all that it wanted in order to be virtually absolute. Taxes may be impound aid de crees may be issued with the virtue of law without the ooesent of the parliament. So much OM the men who call themselves the constitutional party. _ 34— P sAllimmk = "l— wad. on =MI= w r T eil ii, is 10. H. IL al IL 114=Una= tor his PAMPHLET= MEDICAL GAL. 4 4. be ==== I= as moole* ol sor rosii= Thor =II Is ssoadool ot Si anon= lo it will lio In= dame Is ono ol rads= Om= atiss. Nisi= tio. girl ow= bookolso. esisiwrq MI am" s arp ri = MN" Mlissilos, WI 0 :1 0.4 ANM d Nome ha. M. HMV, "Mod of op. L ot Ho soirrslo ISM io Soo ass oil =Om= moosiop i I I ryas tbill ' , Awry*" awl maw riots Sol et IA A =SW was tho pint to So Mesa Torso soraismoor wok. EALM SCORBUTIC DRUM • w in. 01110 SNP s tentr idies ibi WA e meth tr o t oss fllg4l . the sedent, othafely dethe e, dot lethre Tbeiro6646 of ort thleithel mathaeati Wee SLIMS illetth be the Itheally apethal 46 loth maths el theta et Yew art a pima selels law Mk Ide ea Isom= hatter tr ook llailesi Yoe kit loath he sege, ea theoeement ; ind tast, ateekalsto are thr mem Ow Irt get atherei le Mar dee bed 1104. IleW s tred i login NW 4 theilethee blare Shin laabilis Doom lag lid etheirlolleth frith tee met plthsielthe la this othetro, tiara adobe the Ina leatat. Ilthe's Ithathetle Dregs Yoe Ese awed al is m. me k• le we meta te eased le Idstetaarat a am car pert& them elato othoe the math la this themarall Eike% Illserbatle Deep te the sethee eolith I = U s " 101104 0 1:4th am lont 4 tie awn ; Ilim mil Arthur Law .-4.11/ N. INV 1 O :=IN NI IN NEls etithe is the elle Mewl se ea osethas Ms ea • pethea—the, by lame. ... ,... telfileo It el el Ile 64 galls Is e.ee oath en Weal sad Ape .el) aidlied me ielata. WWII OCOlla C DOOM may btheatersi trent my vellelailt. or Om the weskit& eon* Imlay lad Ilka. N. all C. ILIa& 41, Or rteratriek thelwarth. Trie=MN. PAK' Ova U. __..--, wows flirt. OWN Ipr CEBU ....... 1716.1 1i55 ....-- 1151 1-1-7 . 0 sonar s 4.. 3 Es. Mw Lac „ • • M P. 4 par 04315 77 10 • • • per Coals • • 4 Itatirsop 44. Lambs: ft 43;4.. SO 10;1 3 413p, “ 15 U. 3431133, :, UM ... ~ Da. 4.1 „ rams Um ... 763 ~ Do. .. .... D•. 1 leora—Firis ad Ortins, TO ; Pills mil llai. 120; laws sat Hawn. 5111; Aripers sad Ilmadisr3 US; Itnabours sod Dm* 10111 ; Opk• (Vierso•), MO; llordorm 4113 75; Natl., 413 75 ; Pols led Iltra•bourg. 147 30; Trais Ma Nimbi, 1117 Ur; Amon pad Goad, 113. A biegraphie despatch honour Berlin correspoad. rat. dated Oes. 10, states that the treaty signed at Vienna reelecting the central commission has been ratified at Berlin. SPAIN. MADRID, Oet. 6. The Casette of to-day was published at a very late hour, end contains a pal of the tariff. To-morrow I will end you the whole. The decree is as follows: " Pursuant to what has been . proposed by my minister of finance, and with the advice of my coanoil of ni nisters, I.have decreed as follows: GERMANY. ____ AftNETHTB PILLS too the NERVES aad ItUSLIAG MIL and N as. 11a. atm.—MG oalamilmy may be pressnA fram my olmast. tok aleoloos Sr am moo palm en porMG wry .mt will ommay lio wit MB GM to ammo moMmo mut as It at mots. la GM& Goa so IN oraportln la MosiMatattao mem NM nere dear m tomA Ma as arda GNW. is • ms• illar iv e ll . • =rat MEM. otoMo a poi arl pain= e g irabilor iip. As a wiz rathe lido mini* lo . imi11....4 . 1kr It posiersee dr Mob WI MI I MM.. *dime Matta, Oa rals resast. Won bit is =Tog MM. a moottaim &MI limeffilarly pabema boa. iha partholors . Gamothya !Mom sag Got ormaskand Madera am 110 lea la G. 54.—Whala. Ns mob a SOP.CLAT. tordiaptmattaG; ILlNO,ll.oarMatoma, Wallowa; awl MGM. 111001401 1 1*. - - - - -- .. DRIVENTION at 00U01113 and COLDS.— rind= belie le Maas of Osseo sad Odds ill ditsdy m t itis by tbs saullsost sl odirsted nossla PULIIOIIIIO DAMS, lid* lase Omit tols, Dr. twor lit Is give bird sot psi ss bi =tramerY ain et Imp. Upwards d 11111 sews d as m bays boss ysilword W dds at sotbross. asiblis (sat *rig Do Isst twalosissiso 7o *sem sod yeas Soy no la simile di girl( soil sisorstboadi tbs sots& Dry Ws a ON rat toss. Piss Is. 10., L. M,. sod Its. par lid. Aspomb—Ds Ms sod 00, 1, -bas, 11sstAssolt, Last's; odd by of is& etas main; al vim= dr mg Is W WOOCIrd ',AMA the city sidlsiss ltoe atm by ulna. Saw WOO 111111 SU kelp ne lurs.-111E RRra JtIIIRDIO vol CHOLERA AU TOWN) OM IP I= WM& Is 1 thick id.. Oa Iseakiliffiss. =ads Iskrked, Ms MODERN DOMENIC MEDIC : • Payola Thsti•s, ate , sea Esse dies. mousses d Mosso; at Minos& rolls* Ususst st DNS§ st Niak 11= MAW Odds kr the Qom Ira kik limead Adviser. 117 T. J. Oasts; • as. It 1 s alba* Os melt et wet proarisail tart. ime, 1 . 11 0.1” 1 0 1 ; is slaw sisersbere swan assoklaka• sal ma 111L els ding assaSsalk addlni. • lams desks Se beret his sollales Stassmo sset work Os tbs artssat wtartsYa4lsmilia prow repel kr Ask Masury. ISO. ulsr in=tir allado; et pirsoliast psaalmity.*—lseisa Weekly Isvisa. Mr:owl Os. Tiasesitstarow ; Ustionls, Pistadaly; sod Claspiels. add by sa asskiskes. A 8121,11TEALEIL AND EU CARPET-NAO.—JON Friday et, at the Betel Pollee Court, Willis' Taylor, a kbogirm. i ss a Fz, wee charged es ssepielea of sheep aftaieg. Whos et the bar, the pewee was seed what he was how he lived, be be weld give se sewer. John Balk deposed tint he woe the seen driver betimes Bath sad Bee& Thus reareisg whoa sear Benagtos, at *best twenty mimes past dm Aka, he task up the prime eke hod a carpet bee ea hie boa, cad drove bbe so Ite had takes up the eases seas with the impel bag regularly for moo time past emey Tose sad Saturday, mess Mb wee, whoa it wee es Mislay ale Fiday. tee lies up lief Xesday aiceisg, sad heard efteewards thet • shee he boss Mobs soar the vay plait. Wks be SUM S • SID Bribel, he took big letters, se to the peet•Ese, and before giving the pima, ble beg, whisk wee bawl la the eart, he west sad Held a pelisemes of bb They this arse the art sad took out the bag, sad tome is it the tw• Mad smarten of • wither sheep newly killed, lad with the skis en. Is reply le quietism by the magistrates, Stock, • Washer the the mat had net hose ma up by a butcher. It wee set meal to at up • sheep bikes it was .kissed. lie obese say that It had bees eat up alive may lately ; the imp meld sever have got cad. The polimmaa observed Mat whits it woe takes est ef the beg it guile 'Mame Femme Bessees them some ~ forward, forward, sad stated ha had tests &Metall Fair, out up is Om mem ma ser. • rose smoker ef Moen were pretest The psi. KIM, who dialed le stoke any stateliest, wee remade tin Illesday. We led that this fellow km lees regularly samba to Bristol by the ems* alavommee Swim • week is the wee hers lam Clestaree, whisk up is theeprsee time is 41 weeks. With the compiles of ease 'sly his leg bee bees fall, es that the owners have bees deprived of se lees the el sheep by the adroit masegemset of this wholesale pmetitioner. Oa Ikeda', Taykr was fully soli mine by the megbtratis at the Coma-Unto. MOH COURT OF JUSTICE VERSAILLES. (Conelassos of the gneiss of Oct. 10J Moyne' Haber was *wed at the bar of the court after the formahtise a KM Keitelotent of the jury. The President rem rasa oeid—Oestionea of the jury, the „;.,.. easesed, Mawr, who a Who lain impliated la doe dial of the Mb May, I s T, she webers aid lIONIII =sf whisky, were Woe by the C Art a Jades is and lepell tait. The bears that meet ;Indira oa IMMO Mattis* that de est eassidor it seessearyi w dread them le yes. The assail. who Is amps& trees *dee essellesiod kimesif pekeser a Barges tore Efts Wore Ike audios a the Idol, whoa all the witnesses had am ossmined wad most of them authorised to haw, and whoa she the anew had not ad essateseed,l bat bees almost termisted. Wegioaa by one of the mash= of the High Court, heplace declared that he knew enough of what had taken at he teal 1 so wept, elm IPMIO explanatiose, whisk he woad give le the wart, the leftmost whirl might bereeenred what lens. as& that he alsadoeed all iket 'obit the jedvisa whisk NM him for trial. iret i lia ki moo had se N adouteed that jornalal rules did net alkyl of the dlossia of the bosomed Wag _greeted, sad It was dasided that his ease @Meld be preeseded with at a Wen time. glees themes padded mime, that of the Mk Jane t his has seetakeed, sad a law of the Nation' Arm* et led Aiwa lad km seat the authors sod sesompliose of it basse the High Court of Jingo, sedates that this aunt doll et the ame time try the sabots and hoompliers of ihe sail of lid Iday, who, like Nobse, won ha seatedy, se am should prows tkomeoher bases dee 'mahatmas el UM trial. It is ends, times eireemoasess that yea, pada M die des jury, we maw to try the prima at the bar. The gistrar will 'adhesion mit affects the aseesod. The reedier thin proceeded to read an entreat from the indillMsd es the affair of 16th May, whit& spatially asosermil Haber. It in se KEW§ t Haber, s wake. _eamioneei in MS to awe fie ridamok Atari lb ilbsety at the mama= et e limn s : l r'. • loor lops Imam*, leek May be woe soma seams, a tie abases et Raw. He WY • MINIM, if ;he Ossaal Ossiallies a the Masts do Aria de Maas sad pessiisse of doe Cooks Ooseredritser, whim Ike CIO ate Cols ; imi Is dds weft b kh i pollee woe the maim while isok*Jes es moved Ma y at Demises'. bet at WI coma be was prase.; sad it ie as Oda hat heralded otte the amain a Ink Ikof Kay held istll Mow Toledo& It wee Wes eda that a the the dish daub' elthe Where to A menihree draws apby Raker sad druid pesos* es the to the stabli peaks pert is the de. , romotallad is Mato et Potosi The partidpaties a Hr dilemma is peva ft a letter le the Regrew d =rdr i b u l kis sad and to the seerantee et*. y sitorgal to make ea la lees U. oasts a Kay aid Jams. (This latter s at ki t Huber get up sod Meets' Oa demossuatios, but that be had Waded it Se be podbodg pestle. It added Not whist 112 wan Premise 11. Smile hod is vela seviht shot him to persuade thew postpone it. The isdistateet Ws add.) TM The mewl is ilk essemeehndia alledos es • latter whisk be who es rho Kik el Kay to Barbie, and whisk wee Weed es a sea nosed L4lo°loB, exposing the &dm Ka the domeostretbas should take plass ahem mom. Det, though it desired het the doe hei sot mina, sad hat eon await be token see Ire fia inset soon, it oa ths sada& that mum Amid he takea ea the Ina Co s e ll e%blo in mh& Hables, Maar limoolf had t he a to be &sided the awcalas a the 13th that, it attained, mew dash be aught sad realism Okra. Oa 16th Kay Haber We the Pless de Is Sadie st hoed se the mantas. ooneriond by*, ddsgras .1 dabs. Ile bathe wrap ea the Plea de la Oesseas, sad Ulf en hoar Ware dee oreamossomet tithe oldie amend dee Atoombly. The ea torso a the thaws shoed his le he remova, but he nausea es the dike woo about to hostess. Hay ing bees • masa time imbed to withdraw, be Masi that, if the OK's whisk he hits were allowed to la read by ha it the delmatea, all wield pas well; bet, if that were lewd, them wail 100 htszeter. The Mere feeder aserel that after the isoados a the Aosseibly the e=ttir s \g= 6 1:.er... ** write °Oditr*. a l b bLowsmis ift. goodiss4 _a. lloshos, the lasostion a speed" to whhd lir. Rat he esalleices a the e ter ia t iel e doom wise thille-•" I have bass peessind, he W it ITALY. ROMAN STATE& The 4 eseedski Nalionak publishes the following letter from Rome, Ist instant : "The pontifical government has jest made a step towards the desirable areata eat of the Roman goalies, sad towards the amaliaat sition of the peepb sad et the bourgeoise. The pro-minister of the filial" M. Ample de Gall, has made a jour ney to Patel to tak e the orders of his holism rela- tive to the debts of the state, a thorny and embarreas iNi quellie. mixed up with all sorts of credits ob tained by private individuals, as well under the °resti tutions' government of Pius IX. as under the prowl sioosl and republican one. The Pope has ordered the reoognition of ell the debts, and every we will allow that this is a considerable step towards °amniotic& M. 0.111 has jut made known, by a sodfkation pod up in the streets, the resale of his visit to the Pope. Bet, net soaking himself to seeouraging words, the troambifile__ bop bed the _period ofay matt of the leaseNdleted Nam Olinda da y. is November wdssigasheil he this payment. The provisoes of Maritimes sid Canape, sad PrinaPalll the territories of Vallecons , Bonaire, and Bea (Ne venni are infested with beaded rebberathe isevitalis result of the dispersion of ell them bases at over attics sad every obareeter who had assembled at Rene bib. the awn There hare bees swag meaminathese. The Pve will decidedly pees the wittier at Naples. Romilkes bees may gay for the last two days, the day of thejtte fit. Mided, sad per terday, illnaday Equipage: which in the time et IMP PQss, teeneithe sdlinesse of tersigeers, v=as and the day bakes covered the Cone, the ;zit. sal tholes; promenade whisk brie WNW, the bends el the Frensh 101111/001. lend set a little to the gaiety of the iWee ; - by mar et IN generalisf they sante pima bra cur °perm h all the prisdpal please at *die emcee . The :Woo of Lases &memos hole Rome. 14 ins t., that 1,000 Spaniards have SUllenalled the arrest of St. Lamm, vbs. the siowlisit Advocate Nell have taken sedere. The Slog* publishes s leder ham Rome et Sad, statism that the Remit geessamest has sada that the payment of the Merest et the messalelled debt tor - the Sid git Oaf ise eimmeneed, sad the seawall tumillimie, nembsi sad to the bearer. The notitiostios is MUM es Is whether the intend en the latter ekes lets be pill. 309,0001 t bare been seat to Paris es a Int iiisera et the interest as the Retbsiihi teas egy te the Idth et Jens L., • s to owesompswisarvallen I .a'vt , o 110111 S. Osavosts 1. a sonsodsd by his sow easing fall owerados, Ind • =dad,in, that h of isißmidsals, too hitherto ha to depart, if thsy-do not intend to psis the ronssinike of their days's' a prima. Aslodirst the ibriignets who sat in • in this wholesale is Dr. =barn. so Esilisk Si?ndl 06101 Ct al distisalion and ups- AUSTRIA.—Vienna dates are to Oct. 7. Baron fittirmer's incredible proceeding of posting up a placard at Pere, to notify the cessation of dtplo- mate intercourse with the Perm,* loudly condemned in all circles. The French ambassador is mid to have refused reverie to the exiles of Comore, az that unless the crowd of refugeeee at hospitable Athens is to be swelled by the unfortunates, one does not see to what other place they can go bat England. The moons of the new loan raises a hope that the policy contemplated by the government is inch as de serves the confidence of the contributors. On the 4th the sees of 28,141,100 Sorbs' was subscribed in Vienna dem. According to LINA the total amountsubscribed rungs 85 millions of Swiss. Itsthschild and Sins have contributed between them 11 millions; Anemia sad Eakeleo, 4 millions; Steinmetz and Co., 2 mil lions ; Herman *a Worthsinertida sad Som, 1,100,000; Todesoo and Son, 1 million; Emir water, 800,000; \Jarman, 800,000; Weikershenn, 775,000; Biederman, 750,000; Pail. Wertheimer, 626,000; Lazar liorzfeldoe's grandson, 600,000; lienikstein, 600,000; Woiisner, 400,000; L M. Laventhol, 1,350,000 ; and Ziemer, 800,000. According to Wen fees Comore, ea the 3rd and 4th strati detachments of Soared were sent off ;by lead sad partly by water. They departed perfect quiet and order. Eadetski, who is gone to visit hie daughter at Newburg, and aelleshish, are arCiat Ac.. aide-de.oesp of Louis Napoleon. shay,de Per miry, has bora her. upwards of a week, and, not- Initiatives, .11 his exertioas, has ast yet been able * *mare as interview with Prism Sohwaresabsrg. Bat he has hai today the satisfasdoa of obtaining a Private smilmee of the emperor. Tim, and several other leaders of the Ennuis to, are reported hem sot only to have mama but to have taken service leader the amid Turk. Two honied eMoses et the Cowen garrison have already applied for passports, mostly for Anemias. andilla= SUM, and Ujbasy wish to go to France Il is (sedidestly repotted that the minister of finance imabent S. extend the nominal amount of the loan he 86 M. Gestalt, de Beaumont, the From* mammas/4 has mired with hie family. samuiptien S. the new loan close. en the 4th. Te Moe of the 6th contains the Acid misunsemmet due Mr. lecterns, secretary to the Isedblea States, has derived at Vienna as the bearer Oahe sixty million frame of the manageof the Swilinian debt, which he delivered to the Austrian minister as guarantee for the exactitude of the pay ments at the time fixed by the treaty of pew. A letter from Constantinople, which strived at Vienna me the 4th et Oetobsr, =wanes. that the Divan has given ceders for new armaments, and "Midi are tibe earned =twilit great esiivity, and e:itr itea scale. oount Moser mused placards to b• at Pees, ennomming that the Austrian Ruda' broken el all farther • witth e Ports. The Sultan still at ill e all et a in his missal to deliver up the Hungarian and Palish reaps& Prime Iteddvii has left for Olesus en board the steamer Ohereessum Art. 1. The tariffs which acimanpany the royal dame, and which ham bees reformed according to the basss adjoined to the law of the 17th of l•stly, and is which are included the comae ananulactarm establiahed by the second article of the same law. Mt 1. For the present, sad 'without referees, to what may Purgatory be determined upon, the above rnautioned cotton goods will be odmitard into the reeinsulsr and Balearic Islands at the maritime custom-louses esta blished I. fit. Somalian, Bilbao, Santander, Coruna*, Cadiz, Molar, Almeria, Carthagasa, Alieanto, Valises, Baser lona, Palma, and Mahon. The Custom-hoes* harbour wsrohousse for goods of lawfal commute will (*Minas is the MSS places mat present, szsept in them pleas where ' they cannot pay their ripsaws. The deposit duty will be the isms ae it is at present. Art 4. Arnording to what is enacted, "mend warehouses of ell else., of goods are to be artabilahed in Corinna, Cadiz, sad Mahon. Art. 6. The law is to toms into operation Seat within :Let's for ozportod goods ; 2adly, within a month for in states goods, so matter whams they come. The tariff will ewe into operation within two 'Booths 1:1: 1 7sstallions Atom Home or Africa ; three months for importatieue from the Spanish poasessioes is America, or front any part et Swigs Ameriosa ponsamions to the east of Caps Horn ; Ave months for importations front;tkoss to the west of Cape Han; sad eight months for the importations from Asia and tl t b s e ri P ri ldlire Woods. When them terms of delay dull have no goods sha l l be admitted with out paying the , upon any protases whatever. Weeen., Oer. S.-71ree per Chede, 27 Me emote b leak Oiew., II plifort; Otte par Ouree, Ii paper Otepwa, 7 ; et it. lhwei, 75 aseoast. Laresap cc larks, SO 40. FRANCE AND MOROCCO—The itkhbar of Algiers publishes a letter from Tangiers, of the 25th alt., which ',mums the settlement of tile didicalties between Francs and Morocco. The Em peror of Morocco has made all the concessions that 1 , 11111• demanded ; the men who bad outraged the French *anent were in irons in the psson of Al-Caser, and were to be bs .oadoed if de sired by the French government. moreover. I or; a certain day, the French was to be hoisted, and saluted with 21 guos. a French frigate was to visit all the forts of the west, and be solemnly saluted. It is added tt at the French con st=asral had demanded the diagonal of the Pacha o the real getter up of all the disturbances and ameminations on the Frew* ?ma, and that fano denary lad gone to Fes, to defend ths himself befall the Emperor. HAMBURG, Ocr. 7.—The merchants who have returned from the Leipaig fair, declare there has not been such a good one for many years. All the manufactsued articles—the cloths, stuffs, leathers, went off in general at from 10 to 16 per cent. higher than on former occasioas. Ob jects of luxury, and all kinds of work in the precious metals found many purchasers for exported... This reanimation is trade is attributed as the result of the previous stagnation, into which all production had falls% in consequence of the revolutionary agitation. thronnout Europe. The consumption of the masses calls lath positive waits, and these wants must natu rally be sath&d. DENMARK. CoeitesAorat, Ocr. 4. Baron Hugo Von Pleads has left for Berlin, to obtain a categorical answer from that cabinet respecting the intervention of the Passim military. Berlingschs &slime Mates that the commanding ofilose at Tan dem, as Wag called upon by Baron von Pleas*. stated that be neither *odd nor would employ mili tary force is quelling the disorders, as his instructions did not Rentals him with poltive orders. Fadri lead says Baron von PLeein has worked so effeo teeny upon the emunandent at Tenders, Major Yoe Wasson, that, upon his demand, he mimed his is BWIIIIPSTAILIS of 200 sere. each, h ft. T.Y.C. Lord H. Lamm% The Wren (Flamm) I Lord UMW@ Oars (EnhWtoc) letuag: 2tol on the Wres.—Won by a head. IMO rase was not timed. HANDICAP NAT. of 1001.; ter 3-yr olds sad upwards. . Lot Clikketelrensis, Sm, Int 411, (Roblasee) 1 Capt. UMW% Tare WaM,. 3 yra, lot Sib (uockeray) Betting: 6 t 3 2 egeinat Palutta, II to 2 eget Kadelphus 7 to 1 eget Thriegarth, 7 to I eget The Probe, 10 to I 'gel Mrs. Taft, 100 to 8 art Wasota, and 20 to 1 apt Kelesbea. Reisebea took the lead at startiag, whieb, with requite. Tarn Wadlin, The Jaggier, sad several others is welting, he held to the sew ground ; hem this point to the Paquin" oat out the work, followed by Tarn Wadlin, Jag gier, and Mrs. Taft; they were there jollied by Winos, who headed them la the last twenty yards, and wan elevaly by a knob, the Juggler third, requite fourth, Mrs , Taft fifth. Run Ia 2 min. 41 sees. Bantus: Brazes of 100 eon. each, hft ; for 2-yr 04 Allies. 8a 71b cash. Last three vaults aof A.B. Lard Cheeterleldh fby Dee John out of Lampoon (Habeas) 1 Col. Si r J. Hawley's Times ma 3 Assoe's f by .I Stelia . tons ont of Puteatig (Tenon: (F . . Butler 3 4 Mr. J. Disoe's Ear nDay 7to 4 apt Tingle, and 2to 1 eget Kathleen. **- leen and Tingle laid ia front almost abreast to the cords, where the former gave way ; the Lampoon filly mane haw diately after, caught Tingle in the last tires or four strides,, and woe by a neck. Run in 1 min. 29see. Bweararenza of 300 son. each ; h ft ; Bst 7lb meth. D.M. Ooh.AssetChampion (walked over) ItAvon, 300, h ft. DM.— Duke of Bedford's Bt. Bo mbs, fist Mb, received forfeit from Lord Glasgow's Iby La nereost out of Canada, fist. Mercer, 100, hft ; Sit 4lb sub. T.Y.C.—Mr. Payee's Crucible received forfeit from Lord Ezeter's Grace. LATEST BETTING. ME CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 10 to I apt Crocible. 10 es I met Robert de Bras 10 tot Ribaldry. le tot Cat:uproot 15 to 1 Melton. 10 to I Surplice to I Legerdemain. Logerdmais slipped a filly lest night. Lord Rglire• ton has declined the proposed malt between Cannon and the Flying Dutchman. NEWNAILENT. TaVUDAT Oar. LATEST BETTING. 10 to 1 apt Crucible (Cindy). 20 to 1 apt Peopeed. 1. , to 1 Ribeldry. 30 to 1 Robert de Srus. 13 to 1 Matto& 20 to 1 17 to 1 Osillapreod. I sT 4O to Rosenorab. 20 b 1 loprdebabt (t). MINDER° STARR& to 1 oared 0 Pitdtrd. No @lmago is W Derby betting. TEM DAT.—(B7 Electric ittempts.) SWEEPSTAKES of 200 son. each. A.F. Goodwood .. .. Walked over. HANDICAP of 20 soya. each. T.Y.C. FOOOO Bishop of RomfOrd's Cob .. 2 MATCH.--TheWrea received forteitfrom Sparrow hawk. SWEEPSTAKES for Two-yearvold; first ballot • Ab. M. .. Eunuch .. .. 1 Buns filly .. .. S • • MATCH : Sjoica beat Goodwood. THE PRENDERGAST STAKES. Bolingbroke .. .. .. 1 Nutshell .. • • .. Pitdosd .. .. .. TEE ATTEMPTED PARRICIDE AT CHISRICIL-. From irtfonsatietteoluasaisetai to the pea* et tie Ham- SA, asernaltit 'Wes t it was caret ltd that t.. aecusedoes kh arrival is town frets Liverpool, took a s it p residsche at the Bailors' Elam, is Wellsatreet, Wel sus. Yester day Sergeant ;= ied aseospasied by elieshonstable Ramon (wits the prisoner), psessided thilher ler the purpose taking psesessics of sty bests es beien c ring to the meased which ',sight have beg left= plass Oa isquiry. however, Ii ascertaiss& that this esly box which the 'whom had 'brought to the " HOMO" with hist bad bees taken away is the coarse of the ley by Ms brasher, M ~ ef . isr. J. Monkhouse, juo seSespesee el strisis iseansatios gives to iihaMosh laseimitke seihboarhood,thm called at the deaffief ULT./ft, a boot sad shoe stakes. is Wellostrest, to Mien It appears the prisoner is well knows; and from this mien they ob. Mad the iniperseat ishesseties, that the plash with w hi c h the wine was *monied were loaded at his how c m ut . day evealair week, theittlit on which the °strafe took piste. Sergeant Easoock has dee insertained that e jic w ise purabased at a pswahrokaes in Retell& .hi g h on the night of the 22ad ult., (sly one day ata t h e .4." arrived la taws. The wretched man waj wc scent Ms t ; es the eostruy, he bee stated t o th c c a w , of the 2:11101411 of Detention, that ha knows `ll,"dead ass, and he esti Wu that We father way recover. Mr. Moak home, sen., natal is • very per o h m cut.. \ :3"Ss ry ra •