The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-11 00:00:00

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FRANCE. ~f ~. . - .v REVIEW OF nis COIX MADE DURING TEI PLOT VP= • SECOND EDITION: .14.4n0 As GAIE2TS q f 2 1 2r2'8 NI0117: CROWit-OFFICE, SIP?. 8. Member returned to servo in this prootot Parliament —Borough of Kidderatin sior.—Zoisa Eta, EA., is the room Rieherd Godson, Beg., dewiest Et,•r SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.— jrae UAL !MUM 1131.VER, foleedesel II roe eeo br 1 Mb. BURTON, elm *led by Me Newt proem of Nero jokimps me 03.. ill barna ail OS wirtbil is = mot le Maass Wm, that ea be as sub. Mier erefeefeeeoffY. 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It lo sap pond the satortssate mired is a it of of* Plum Film= LAND Mansan.—A Freehold bud heist, hos boos formed la Doolhosioa. • PARIS, Molnar, 6 $0 rm. • Yesterday the president of the. republic inaugurated that motion of the Lyons Railway which stretch., between Paris and Sena. To those who imagined that they would ass a political maniffestation, this ceremony was a disappointment Complete indiffee. enoe marked the whole of the proceedings of the day. The station from which the trains leave Paris is site sled in the bottom of the Faubourg St. Antoine, mad many working people had assembled early 'te see the president pass; bat cariosity seemed to be the only motive that brought them together. Lewis Napoleon was received at the station by the vire.presidest et the republic, the minister of publics works, the minis ter of war, the prefect of path, M. Mint, several representatives of the people, pabte ihnotionariee, general torte, and other emioeht payees, in ell amounting to 200 individuals. This was the official train. It was followed by a seemed, cootaisisg abest 600 more of the persons invited, and in which we were swiftly carried of to Sent We pawed the president's train at Melun, where he was hawks mem, and reached Sena at noon. The line is very *glair laid down, and its volts built on the costly style for which the segireers of the government are kcown is Frans& We first glided aisthethsestesoy famed by the ilanctions of the Maros end the Seise, a flat sad !uninteresting plain, but soon mask g the former river, which seemed to ran very low at iteinactiee with the Seine, we entered the witty valley of the Yore, in which is situated the pleasant little village of Bran coy, celebrated for having been the eonatry residence of Au amphitheatre of small bat (deep hills studded with gardens and and it the foot of which flows the Yore. The nature of the place had rendered a viaduct ne:easory, sad this, consisting of 26 arches, is sonridered ors of the first works el the kind. The viaduct took us over the valley of the Yore, into that of the Lerni, which we followed as fir as Melon. Here the scenery became most beautiful, and we entered the wooded hills of the forest of Fontainebleau. Every bridge as we passed had its little crowd of canoes peasantry, and, as our train was bedecked with Sag& it was often saluted with arks destined fir less hamble individuals. As we passed Fontainebleau, the heath was emend with oatmeal guards, banners, sad most eoespiesoes of all with the men of the . rsgbasat of cirshiasers, whew brass helmets and (thrums shone like mirrors is the sae. We passed the flag bedecked statics, the ships. where Napoleon bade his generals a last ease, 'and nit we sped to Mast rose. It is needless to speak mirth. sword of John of Magna Charts cede hefty, which is suspended in the cathedral; we had no time to visit it, but we had ether reminiscences which were not lost to the president when he passed. Here Napoleon had made one of his last steads pre vious to eta fall. _ _ iiitei paging Monteresu, we enter the department of the Yonne, following the windings of the river of that name, till we entered Sens. The Yonne was the first department that took up the cause of Louis Napoleon. The policy that has since been followed by him hae, however, alienated the hearts of the major part of the in habitants of Sena The municipal council, which should have taken the initiative in making pupa tion to receive the chief of the republic. refused to act, and the mayor was obliged to make en appeal to the inhabitants of the town to raise the hinds noose my for the reception. A sum sufficieet for the par pees intended was raised in the hope (which was not derived) that an equivalent would be met in the money spent by the Parisians accompanying the pre sident. To judge by the difficulty which attended our endeavours to get a dinner, we may say that the hotels and taverns at least gathered in• good harvest. The stations an along the line as far as liens an eon siderably distant from the towns which they serve. As the Dna. aa7s to day :—. O Yon are shown moth sad steeples, which appear on -the !truism, and ars told that you have arrived." This is the cam with Melon, Maateeeau, and Sens. The president meanwhile was following out the ceremonial fixed upon before hand for the free at Bruno ; he passed in review the national gaud of that ea the adjacent places. He was very generally greeted with hearty shouts of " Vivi Napoleon ! Vivo le Prudent !" The next station was at Melon, where he was re. aired by the roaring of artillery, the beating of drums, and the music of bey, ral bands. The presi dent proceeded on horseback to the church, which was at some distance. The country folk, who were in great numbers, from places milts distant, noised round him, and from every window hearty cries in his honour were heard. Many of the houses were decorated with tricolour flags; in one street wreaths of garlands were extended at intervals; in another there was a triuTphal arch, surmounted with the letter "N." At the church, saes was celebrated, the edifice being crowded by all the beauty and fashion of the town. On the conolvaion of the ceremony, the president proceeded on foot to the Hotel de Ville, where he received the authorities, judgee, clergy, and eller ambient persons of the locality. He afterwards the national guards and troops in review. passed this ceremony, ea also during his retarn through the town, the shouts of "Vire Napoleon !" woo eathaeiestie in the extreme. There were also oar arise of 11 Vire l'Empereur !" and of 6 Vivi is Republique!" At Fontainebleau, the 'incident pawed the noticed Clib(about 8,000 in number) and troops in review. abents d 64 Vivo Napoleoa! Vive le President!" were eves more numerous and more enthusiastic than at Melva. Oss fellow in the crowd took on himself to bellow "Viva la Constitution ! A has Napoleon r but a carabiaser aimed his by a heavy blow in the Iles from his climbed let. Matiteeees was the next halt; and there also the reseptiso of the president of the republic by the na deal 5 guard, whom he passed in review, and by the assembled by hundreds, was boisterously . "Vivo Napoleon! Vire l'Empereur r were here. The train reached Sens shortly before three. As we bad arrived at woe, we had time to take a stroll over the town of Sees, and see Its fine cathedral, which is sow ander repair. )(eking oar way back to the viatica., we found ourselves under a tent, waiting toe the arrival of the president. The clergy were all amosibled with the archbishop at their head, ready to him the losomotives. Presently a whistle is beard —a train is approaehisg. The archbishop gets his mitre ready,. the stashed functionaries grow still mere stern in their aspect. The troops present arms, and twenty-one ammo are fired to eelebrate the arrival of the president. Bald what a mistake is here. A pesoinger train:bas created all this habbab, and mash laughter is eased by the baldest. Shortly after the real train arrivee--the peskiest alights, and sits down in a seat where he awaits the blessing of die engage. The werallia• allowed bat few missies he the eerecmisl, bat if Louis Napoleon thought to get away soos,be emitted without his host, or rather without the Atehkishep et Sens who pe ewees the (to Frea l e r re), meet ludicrous name d Menem. This welds thought proper to reeds a homily at w it is probable bad he asked our *aim we elesald lave ma& Oil Bias's answer to him dammed', am at the Mir of Wag more dead his reememi Beau's favour. After jumbling together in odd msfeelos, steam and the buortaiity of the sod, " the Goodwin bads with Tentaden steeple,' the mealy prelate at Let comelmied by saying : BINS, 0 God, the iess ez e p rlELyee, bas ebeateed eke Cl al- Ueas sellireve fteely the man whoa yea lave WWI to preside ever the et this &A estle, tibia sinks so high the hums ot the Taal mode - The beam width we this day reedy, awn te testa le le ewe heals; it SS Is with joy, Mit eaucity, with inkineati. a.., 013 ed. thevadist due ate* : wen ape. deity ear bur erestap. iblinkFliss , wind' will ma kaow 611 , 1**Xlen i Let 41 heeds mite se M rsw le 2 a have say ri„.„,=rifisw.l.4l"tirlig"."67' The wobblier afterwards pn to consecrate the locomotives and flags of the guard. This dose, the flags were peesested to al t illu tiesident of the republie, after which the president set out for Sena The bonne ot the good peeple et Nee vented themselves iseresin the .or 7 et "Vire Is litpub!ique m than in any other—that le , le me far as we could dimes. Attar reviewiog the national gamed and performing the aemantoesed emenanniel s the president attended a banquet in the Habirde-Ville, where the peineip d gamin were Mete ' Wheal the deemed wie: *tit cm the table the mayor rem and maid : -- --- I peeps" the Wadi it die neeillime et the mut* ea teeletegy it the lie* end poshooll hit by the ostootti lowspit go Mid of tie • • laboorlog looolootai tor the Impious ot do posts aid lir Owen tog lottpo IA Itko onolor-46114 le rmstabilit sook itotore dot mew of otooloyotast, to tlo rdpdlio. to promo property, baby ties, sod ro7 het, - eill the mat immesh o f too key. ee attacked la wee hoye—ood, Sadly, to ease die hosed we Amide. The president Walser, and: made • the following re* A year se* th is day Imu shol—pordbed ; I bed Near Is plies my fins the Irs'ash tamessi, the striae, wog/ has been iatodieted to me. To-day lan the rem. Seed einf of k grain series. Who caused tnis s in sr destiny ? It was yea—is was the deyertnent= Tsar, who, Is Toe t ekedand& see • voseessat etive meallamis el- tke people, , nen& no to eay ary. heeskt, Sat ny ease week be mead to Frame said to yeassiees, that, • Onager to eh *ties. I was bank to acme, end that in oolong seise she amaa Ass all the nos desist to ear sentry, I Wild eon is • rally Mg }dot at a serest welch point seemed taveterately hostile me to the ether. (Anion.) The depilate& of the Tonne tars the &- en*, w nanyie which sew followed, whisk was sate gine, ineeman as et a later period Frames have se de mil lien nese. (Prokased bravos.) I have keg desired to be is the midst litf e : wished to en, with ay owe eyes, times whin went to sere vas la a fire's' land. (Trememisue sad enrol " Vire Logialepolosa 1") I do analhant pw he bevies gives se power, he power is a bony leen' ; has what I shack yea for is to has speed to ms the wise of ny seentry. I could has wished to has gobs as Se as Tsesavv. as I shield then have noes in Ib• rests of the asperteast, to expos tg e tv is sratitagle ; bat cireasseemes sad wan of time bon we ben so doing. I deeply sewn k. Perak se, this, gesiesen, to sine • least amt any to da Sewn el Bess, bat to all the de primate of the Team Believe that I shall always be worthy dile esalinses whin you has impresed to me d so tesebbot a essnaer. (Renewed epplenes.) "To 11111 town of Bess ! To eh ne department of the Tease I" Manna. sale shoats, sad miss of " Vim Napless I" " Viss is Pre midst !") Oa hie retars to thsrailway station the President was rewind with similes enthusiasm, as also at Mon totem and Fostainebiran. The Pre sident suited at Paris about twenty minutes past sine o'clock. All the stations were elegantly decorated with flags. Osumi Ondinot ham arrived in Paris. The kilowing communicated note , which is evi dently has an official source, was published yester day evening by the Parris : "Several journals have stated that the Minister of Public Instruction had quitted Paris in consequence of a profound disegree , meat between him and the other members of the cabinet es the occasion of the letter of the President of the Republic) to Colonel Ney. These journals are ill informed. IL de Felloux wee present before hie departere at the council of ministers qt which the President communicated his letter. M. de Fallout gave to this letter his entire approbation." IL de Fallon: think. proper to contradict the fact of his entire approval of the letter; for the Moniker this manias contains the tsllowing: "The note published by the Petrie was not communicated to Id.de Fallout; he could not have authorised its terms. The comma niceties of the letter of the President of the Republic was entirely offi cious, and excluded all idea of publi maims." PAPA Init. 10. Fox I as PI I ) Mu I o $0 lar Aware. ilkihilleaL I Lownill. I Clain 3 per ands. B6l NMI Udil NN 6 per Odds- 6 ds. Nut lass- . 4 per Casti.... —.l N 4 par Odds ” itinnange on Idedls 60 44 a 74 U MC 111 due, 63 N. esigran, . 646 - MOAN Da 6, Ma Do. 44 Ds. 4 - . Tummy Donde - .. Donk Slims ... and r. luness6.-MY sad Ovl M II ; Purl sad Door sad Ram, 267 80; alm , and llseulDas 3 7l7 - ; berg ;ad Dab. 103 -; Omen rmson, 117 60 ; Sordoni; -•, Nardi. 446 ; Paris add linsbourn, 666 76; Thus and Malts. WI Sk ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—It seem by the Roman journals that an oration in Wear of the French, and against the cardinals, had been intended on the 31st alt., but that Oen. Rostolan prohibited it. The French general has ordered the moister of police, &rani, not to mans any arrests unless he can satisfy him, Rostolan, of the galls of the parties accused. SARDINIA.—Prince Pralormo, one of the signers of the treaty between Austria and Sardinia, has been named ambassador for the latter power at Paris. SPAIN. Our Madrid oneregfrpowlent, writing on the 6th inst., s'ates that, in well-inforawd circles, it vu said that, on the 16th of the peesent :math, the decree eon. yoking the Corby on the 10th of October would appear in the Gazette. DIMMED. OEM 1.-211/111 per Ois.. SI MU st=d Taw per ets.,l3; rar Poi.. 13 . Onpose. la IL Ydrillasail, mew. useeace 10.13. GERMANY. AUSTIWL—The Prussian Mao . 4suiger of the 9th inst. rotes as follows from the Prague Journal, re-appearnig in Vienna on the sth inst.: " The asAatie confirmation of the news has ar rived here that Kossuth, Dembluski, and Mfossres ere at Wildin, under the guardianship of the Pasha. They had placed themselves under British proncrion, and declared their intention of emigrating to Eng land. In consequence of this the intervention of the British Consul has already taken place, and the deli vering up of their parsecs has been demanded. Giirgey has bean for some days in Gratz, and at per fect liberty. " Twelve Russian generals and staff officers arrived here (Vienna) en the 7th." We have not received our Austrian papers due this day ; the same irregularity occurred on Saturday last. HESSE HOMBURG.—The Prince of Hesse Han burg bas join seceded to the coestitutice. THE LEVANT. By this mail we have letters from our merespond eats at Malta to Sept. 2, and at Athens to Aug. 28. At Malta, on the departure of Mr. More O'Farrell for Roglend, Col. lons*, of the Royal Engineers, ge mmed the civil government in addition to the mom mud of the troops. Advice. from Patna and &ate state that "the weather has continued most favourable for our currant mops, sad a great deal of fruit is now saved in good order. Shipping will commence, at Vastima to-day (220 d Aug.), and also a trilling extent at Patna. Me quantity is eoasidered to be short of last year's production, so that prices are likely to rats about the 118mr. &haat the rowers moot more. Vessels are plentfal, freights low. it:Maw on England may be rioted at par, as bills are plentiful.* Numbers of Hungarian sad Italian refugees had arrived at Patna where two sabseriptions, one of 1,200, sad another of 1,000 dratted had been raised by the Greeks to aid them on their way to Athens and the Levant ; and they had otherwise been nobly treated by the inhabitants, who found them food and lodging duets( _their stay. 800 had landed cm the shores of the Mores. Boma committees had been formed at Athens to receive subscriptions. one con sisting of the Italians there resident. All the minis ters at Athens bad subscribed. Mr. Balki, the new minister of name% had entered upon his functions. 28=sa Loadoa at Mims r--Three moathi, 80 lepta per £ steeling. 01711)&liAlL . CHPHALONIA. A. ettwiltrillinry ease& of Cods, dated the Seth alt., pablithes ens aeovalt of a Perim outbreak in Cephidesie. the geedle el which ars given is the fol. 10 ,14 MIA eelift 30th, front tho loni high otta Xi: Ward, to the prosidatt Of the alga of mi rhs e rAfill blado. t • Cork, Au& IXL Illgtoinor,lt Is with the mum that I atiro Warm you that I have seabed this .analog, of a a ge webs outbreak is Cephalonia. Iy the ma n appease that, as only as se as ath_nalule .. .. a.... l ** formatiat was somi by tho ea Theta allaltallla nd with thi Wan dm assign anti lii• anis, Pisa* Onalaska Pao* sad law alldhiloale down to lino ban inanted tho Oa of Soptoraber Jan yin, wars alloodng Irmo sad awake is as dis tiller Liman Manly nototiags of Osandin wars hold Mao of Pas Omni* Haan, an We eiweeres were 'Wang hat wad odious to em nallison et tea valeta to tam part to s sioninost • ths Mina if are riot lot damn, bet whisk affair to boo thor n of the etas aindielioasr as die des 1848—• vow politisol- onsilsonst awl spa • denim of podia sod via to on* he r m af vatagionsi midi by lag boa War as_ .pase alter sonalog various haws is as of sad ask eine, sun asusd, so oar agool, tho Pan Otto Man. end severanoon of bed u anon at Arena, sitar the pewees of the Polies .het. la Oar 14 an assent of their tooduat ; al' the insi 11NO• • askihninint to as jams plain at of • *mew Wed two OW who wire warlal4, sad Ind at epos the road a I th r Trznagoant st pps u t a o s ka nnadod ve t rod i t ie sew Iminsiont of rie, for the following de r, Anna 37, ell ai l with Argostoli out of tits pass NM% inaseeptod and tho polies theassins tONI set of Ikon bp a band . of anon moa. who And fron I& is IX ails at thin as thin way to the bs.sk, whin they *an fortossally sualod to take refuge la a Cato }sat. I with that it were in sop power to state to your Illghaw that lbs excesses tenants& by this. roans Napped him 'Unhappily, it is ay any to ein that so. of leerranstalgs and respected chinas of that district, Ca nnon notonen &mato, hayloft gins umbrage to rho in. sionestkas it Is supposed, by traannitdog to Area • Mao, wink was intanspted and whisk costalnid some awe nt of their deign, his ItOsso was sanonadad, sad he blossif bunt Win ia it with two of his somata. The Ills why na.n4aw, Dr. De:nun Loma Zsgsnats, who was an nal bin, was spored ; bat halo detalan a 1 sod a lap arm is dentioded thr his Mass. rht i rs r t asmann onto that the bran of Signor lodate listen In man, at Scala, has also been burnt; that the nuns of other &gnarl ars thransood ; that the people of Leo, whoa the packet sailed were on their way Is barn the haus of ninon Batista Xstaxa at Vales; that the siovement of rho Centadini was ges!nally ineading, there Iniag be tween arm hundred and four honked asa in arias, =twhin were any entente ; sod thin the well al in Ana Week thew by Anew et villeins %their WOW sod g.epmey In the non al nfonL I said not pant oat to your Hlgbaees the abasha inounity of putting a stop, isstaatly, to such a stats of nags. No natter what tho tans of it be —be it palls 41, private—big it partly pro lineal, sad partly, as lam naiad Is boll. the te s ts of their local nods, with Whin as land of Wpjsloala has so long been saion,—this insurrestiosal novnent must be put down, or rho of law will In over, sad the pennant : will be . I shall, therefore, use et owe, all the powen dad to no by the soastitthisa is such owes; and shall ant the proelesaalloa of martial-law throughout the district to which tho novenae has already exuded. aid la asp tan dis. rim to which it nay spread. A strong dashassot of troops will proceed to Argosta this amble, by the lesee, co ar e highness may rely apes it that no Wm will bit wasting as pan, or an that of tin gallon ant who her lialeety's flees; te newt, at wok the authority of the panel govenneent, and to give is the well iihreed and woeful population is Cephalonia, that pnenpt and *kraus protection ea the part of her Ms- Jolty which they are omitted to musk I to gra toteof those m.aaaw ht I an soolideat that your iskstrawn. eel the stoats, will hol with me, that, as these witgolied its have disregarded the swain given is tin non aninoty, tad conned this leniency of the go verment tan makings, they nut now be nods to fool in snag*. I have the honour, H. G. WAZD, L.H.C. His Rightism Bp. Faces Stefano, Prodding( the Bann The following reply, dated the sane day, was seat by the President of the Senate: Cede. Mb kegs*. fladieney.—l have comuusitatod to the mete is is erresetibrep ass** of to-day the non whisk poor Inn Mato the Inoue to address to no =Aar Ms dais. And I hamo a inform you that the moats tally asoson I. the wise, poweidant, and a nessary mown, whisk yew ex eend** los whgesti to roma, the seditious novounnts *ha he.. tat irtuansly smuts taken play la Osphamia. Theme's to that your eztallony, sslisions fen tho of than states, will not ewe to adopt sash sea. m▪ oo s ehressetenre way hereafter sill for, in order to mown mad gunny, trasquillity, so highly tow=alaid, nod restore order to the misguided anima of that d. I have, ie., Focca 8717•1110, Prosidest tithe Senate. His exoellincy, H. G. Ward, Ifsg., L. IL 0. The Goole* also publishes the following proclams. tion of martial law in Cephalonia : For the rearms Bias. sail ander the rhea ssiesese stated is his exasnesey the lead high esnaaindeserls israsse, this day addressed to the ma 'amongst the seesta, sad la virtue of the power coulsed to his anallonsy, by Art. 4, see. 2,7, of the newtitntioa of those states, martial law is throughout those districts of the Wand of Cephalonia to which the late insanostioasry movement. marked by sack acts of atrocity, has exteadao, sad ia all other districts to which it may spend. The inhabitants of three districts are waned that the whole expense iseurred for the maintenance of the *Wintry force, ant froas this gar rison to establish order sad albrd proteatin to the well-dis posed, shall be horse by ass, and that wok chary shill continue to be levied, until attainsls lesplicated in the re cent traasactions shell have beta brought to that punishment which awaits their guilt. The present shall be printed in the Greek, Etaliah, and Italia* al eages, end published for general intellassee. Given front the Palace of St. Michael and St. George, on this 30,h day of August, 1849, by tawanutad of his excel lency. J. FiA2lll., &weary of the Lord High Coma Wows. SPORTING, DONCASTER RACES.-TVZBD&T. LATEST BITTING. X ly Electric Telegraph.] gr. MGM I to I 141 The Thin Datration. ▪ to 1 eget Old Den T.W. ck 14 to 1 Naaayklik. SO to I Herbert. THE CHAMPAGNE lITANZS. 4 to 4 on Witham the Cangageor. STATISTICS OF METROPOLITAN BURIAL-OROUNDS. —ln ere, tkre 'parochial rounds take up 176 Well sad 3-10th.; the Protestant Disiestere, 8 sins sad 7.loths ; Rio Roast Catholics, RlOtke of sit sae; Ow Jews. 9 eau sad 2 10th.; Stadia Chapel, 1-10th ; usdatenbed, 10 sass sad 9 10th. ; private, U muse and 8-10 tie. Total of intramural, 218 serve sad 1-1091 ; total of new eamotorire, 280 acne anti 6.1011 m Anal I.e MOW Lama No, et t+asesl Noose Nw at barrels No. of burials heriele esormive Urals pa an pa sere at vats pa s t r i a e= gr it ea Iminels. ars. Panoildal preani 85,747 128 8,073 11 Prelealut Diealsos 1,713 HS 1,8141 8 Iturie Maas 270 1,048 1,115 514 Ass Soredleh Chanal. 10 108 trodatellad —.,. 2,127 254 1, - 100 — 5 Pardo — 5,112 405 1,3111 30 _ _ _ ?alai lalmeerel 44.3511 11t 1,14111 411 Total et am eletelerime It Ist 4 Vault kerb& . . 749 It is cootrateff net it retires sena yens for a layer of bodies to decry la the sistregolis.—Basfreld and Wears &idiotic& Chersestius. MANCTACTIIIIS PT MALT.--At fall Ha ir& ersioas, as Saturday. Seetwil nalther, at Mahan was privately deriet a l ea w Ze a l Ow last aside, ga seelia. kb iat Asdrews. late is the service of the defender stead en Why was privately wetted fa a bare near t he voiddionor, sad *ea brought into the sulthouse sad dried off la the aight • sad fa the itillowief noralaly was snit off to In. wish eiadaskive 'quotas,' at •reared pries. Thh had oenred two or three tines a week derive the semen rad sometime twat time. About 24 eseetbs is a week had bra wetted lad& wog ea ea a Sorrels sulteten irese Inn* novel nay of the &Medan nen reit On lad been nth hie ht 991 Win!i tad Audenlffa nellineat wee ..Sired 09 1 1 114 V inleassom• After • inithned isturigutin, tits assehersire esevided the d i em is gemlike aneelltio4 teriaree to 1,1004. Satin sad NI Aar, who raw the rear la whisk tbe twat was print* earn wen than ebess44 es mother is fornstise, ler newer, of the duns whin had be= mend ; sad after the miaow bed Use yrs with sons additional hen 1111111101 661115 01 . 118181— tila i: Auden@ ia the was. 9641. in Oda• f and vernal. for n orm W af er d ues imenisdlli issued. Is @poured that ing, et Mr. Seen the surveys. are. Kuhr& (Fran the Merlafewarpree.) Thoush some quantity of rails fell in the early part of the week, the weather hae, a the whole, hem favourable Sr harvest operatioes, sad elsady pagan has Wed • 114, - la Zogisad three-farage of the asp art probabty mend, sad skald there be no feeder aterrepdat Os tanks', the Gelds would be pretty 'v be Pectuffse la seas of the sass backward dietricte—ia the some of swam mita to dap. Than appears tame became rekl, aerdias pw6 alba kagdoma thee is this neigh sad sem peaks el the ant lately 'maid hes :suffered more a lam is quality, bat se yet we Dave aid • of may makiets ea that head. Is semi prt of the matey as yield of vies is "mid to. Maypoles the Waal% bee ha puma lhe saver's I, we alien, the eas sad ors* ore disport ee adhere a the epiabei we have es hinareasalless expand, efir , that the produce will peon superior to that ct goes aversp 'same, in quantity is well as to quality. bailey is acts well spokes of sa wheat • bat oats, hems, sad pm will, we th ink, tan eat quits asjiood crops as the met saameala were led to 'met, Tics potato blight does tot ices to have speed ; and is may where the blackened appeannes of the heals ' a t eepmrbeder messisess ism up mus e d w ih e ita sk se two ego Lose foes e the a Up::: are this cep bee *kelp sesepsd the dieted"' to walk it hes be.. liable alas 15116, we be sot for a moment believe ; bat that the Meddel is nosh lee exteamin they in say lamer yea Mee g6llret appanage of this "spurious malady, we 661 senviaosd. tligrefers, that we see plead ia ba the alpha el feed tor dee a ' Mahe maths, than Pea the as fir me pas pest; lad fully spa prim to 'sage low. The fall is the value of wheat he., however, been very rapid of late, sad If the downward madam be not checked, that tamers whose maniery position will allow of Mae to hold foe a while see sot likely to thresh out to freely is they sight have dm if the state .1 the markets had been more moureging. The decline has, Mee ear last, mutated to fully 2s. per qr., sad at many of the markets in the %Oinks:al districts gad qualities of red wheat, weighing 6211 e. per bushel, ban been offered at 101. per quarter. Merchants sad have, however, hitherto shows little dkpodtioa to add to their stocks; and the prevailing imprenion appears to be that, with pod mops at bowie and unrestricted foreign ha ports, pretest prime, low ea they are, ere still too high la invesuneete bi big made with atty. A portion of the ea wad 'applies of grata beta the northers parts of Europe his Ai, week reached our shore", large arrival' of wheat, barley, and oils having taken place at several of the out ports as well as into Loud... Same further Maple say be calculated on from the sum quarter ; bat, se most ef the yeah riled about the suss (TU., immediately after the Dania blockade was raised), the greater part will pro bably wan forward before the nailed= of another week, and afterwards the receipts are likely to be coaparatinly By our letters from Scotland we learn that the weather had taken up about the lich instant, and that hermit work, which had been tempmerily suspended in consequence of heavy rain in the ear.y part of the . mcnth, hes been ac tively resumed. Too large a proportion of the corn is still abroad in that country to allow of anything being said with certainty respecting the probable result, but should the re mainder of Me month prove 6ey, the harvest promise tolerably well. At Edinburgh on Wednesday the grain trade was rather firm; but at Glasgow Floes of most articles were lower. In Ireland very boisterous, wet weather was experienced at the ekes of the pest and in the sommeneement of this week; subsequently, however, ea improvement took place, and by the most recent amounts theme we Inns that the carrying of the corn crops had again been resumed. Potatoes were not so badly spoken of as previously, end the quality of those brought to market had proved satistectory. TM arrivals of wheat coastwise Into lesurlon have not been particularly lupe, but they have been fully mail to the demand, and the trade has remained is a very dull state. The greater proportion of the 3,672 quarters reported up to this (Saturday) men:arg was sold by samyle previous to arrival, end bas gone Erect into the hands of the millers, who have therefore resolved sufficient for their insumdiste requirements, and the few lets exhibited at Mark-lane by liusd•carriage samples from the near counties have con sequently been placed with great difficulty. On Wednesday seemly any Wilma wen done, and quo tations remained nominally it in the 'lnbuilt's of the week. Sabsequently the anxiety to rear imams& sad time' the show on the Essex sad Kest stands was sight mull on Friday, the millers were enabkd to buy somewhat below the rates previously current. The free on hosed eittem from the met cleft were !ether mere ansaarous towards the elms this they had bees in the early part of the work, and the parties basing Lincolnshire and Ounbridgeskire wheat dispose of were willing to swept lower prises this they had before demanded; not withstunding whit*, }enhances manifested little diegimitlem to buy, and the trensaetions were altogether on a resteisted sale. The arrivals front abroad have increased ; a good many cargoes having come to hand from the Baltic and other northern pats, the total supply for the week has amounted to 33,346 quarters. There hes bees very little country *miry for foreign wheat, and the keel demand has been et • *Wetly retail cha racter. Importers have meanwhile become very anxious to avoid incurring lauding expenses, and would probably have been willing to make some further conceasion, If mho to any extent from on board ship could thereby have bee' facilitateL Fair qualities of red Bahia wheat have been offered freely at 405., and Ins at 42a. per quarter, without reciting muck attention. Polish Odessa and similar eons have been almost unseLable of late. The millers have not as yet altered the nominal top price i of towsananalactured flyer, bat another fall in the value of wheat, would probably enable them to make a reduction. Country flour has been selling at very irregular rates, and the 'amigo now on the market being mostly of encoder, sad iafenor quality, it has commanded little attention. Barley of home growth has aims forward sparingly, (say 247 quarters having arrived at this port dams the week. The mita; natured the supply has onsesd sellers to insist on pr. vicar prices, and the currency of Maeda, lathes beset tolerably well maintained. From abroad 31,961 quarters of barley have been received, and though factors have not pressed the sale they have boon compelled to accept rather lees money ; even the best heavy lamb Ire" errtilial7 the turn camper on Friday, whilst light and out-of-eonditanad rumples 111110 almost wholly neglected, although offered at an abatement of 6d. to Is. per quarter. As yet but little sew salt has come to market, and the stocks of old having been rearmed into an extremely narrow compass, needy buyers have had to pay previous rates for such small guaranies as they have bees obliged to parches' for rresent use. The arrivals of British grown oats have nut increased much : from our own coast only 994 quarters, from Scotland 276 quarters, and from Ireland 160 quarters having come to hand; basing, however, received upwards el 61,000 quarters from abroad, there has been no enmity of this grant. The principal dealers have throughout the week conduebel their operatioas with extrase smaNsie flu t the trinket/ono have altogether beta *ministerial. is still a want of really fine cony tall the ism Aga hie et new Linoolnehire which have klldregto maw to brad lave brought comparatively high prim. The beet old Soak have also sold in retail at fa roles, but foreign feed have hung very heavily on hand, and were certainly gd. to la. per quarter ewer OR Friday than in the commencement of the eek, and sot withatandiag this decline comparatively few bargains were closed. Beasts have bees very clifleult of dismal since our last, but their raise hes remained scenically unaltered. The crop is high) spo ken or, and the samples of sew whisk have !weaved et Nark-lase have been mostly of fine quality, and La ansellent ocerlities. New white boiling peas have been in fair request at 30s. to 119 s. per qr. ; grey have been offered about 2a. per qr. below the rates Bawd, without meeting a free isle. Old fonign grinelog pose have Mai Wanly on hand, and have ontably set improved in value. We have beard el no sales of floating magas of ladies eons, and as the spot the article has been completely neg lected. ELOPER:EST EXTILtORDINAST.—The inhabitants of Nott i artant have, during the last few days, been greatly astound ed in cionamassets of the sudden disappearance from mamma thous of Mr. Robert Parker, mhos agent. It seems that about • firtnight rises Mr. Parker went with his wife to amtkorpos, whom be WI bee, promising to fetch her hoses within • kid opedisll not keeping his ' ao, gapamegat,inquiries we Mkt kr kis by his reissue, w to their great emarranseke. bead *at he had not only left the town, but that he had elatedly embarked per Melina for the United NNW, taking with him property in saarchan dia., • lame amount of mat, and • girl is her toms. Mr. Parker leig yams of age, and has bees married upwards of 40 years. TM ski with irboss be has eloped MY nmantly his kitchen mid, and is by no means either ladylike it good licking. It weld appear that he Ind been fascinated with Nis girl's shame far seas tins previous, fee about twelve soothe ere be plead leer with a Mrs Farmer, to learn the millinery DaMseus, owl was often seen escorting her to her lodgings. A onus for 3001 was left behind missed in an envelope directed to Kra. Parker, and whisk wee found within the leaves of the Wally Bible.—lnssesherPapw. Tax FEVSK-SVII.L. or LONDON.—TbS pinsation of intramural burials approaches. The publle appear to be at last aroused to the soceigty of the evil, nod are aging out eo loudly that the fatal abaci moot longer be persisted in. Oar engraving last creek did its part web, gave beak isepotiu to the moventrat. The Mass CUOMO Grey to prepare • bill to prohibit burials in c ad dingiest, ready foe the meeting of the hoses is Ptshirsesy bet this is driving It of too long. Immodiato *top it. ail' mended to provost the further destruction of ah. T eas is so urgent IS to justify an order in eouneil," sad we earnestly suggest that petitions to that effect *wall be betkwith not from al puts of the country to the Secretary of State. The Board of Health are beginning to mom in it a but most not be waited for.—The Bwildet. WAR OFFICE, Barr. 11. 7th Heft. et Dreg. Ode—Lint. A. P. eon to be apt., by par, via Petro. ides eels; Carnet FITIROT GAO= to be lint, by be., vice Oars. dmt. of F.—Hat.. 0. Gator to be feat., by per, eke /Way, who rather. • 16th F.—Awing Ataist.earg. H.R. non; 31.11, to be meistorarg., vise Remedy. Mt to the stag. Mb Possertio. F.-14Jer.Gen. C. Towns to be co, See Oeneriller W. M. • 11.C.„ des. Mat F the 114. S.—lt ne.aks' g. ("mu set, seum to be Heat, bar yp, vim Bohm, promoted fa Urd F.—Lisat. V i rile to be apt, Ily, per., See MU...., who ste. ; Zoo. one C. C. Bizarr, to Wee t4e rink el Reit; Ras . F. Cram le he .by Pot des TwNewn• 40111 1F..--ins. H. C thea to be iieut ly by pwr, TOM Mama, who Teti; Rm. J. FROMMT to be Newt., psr, As' Tarbes, who rete. 80th F.—Lisal. J. T. JOOLI. to be mot, simet ps••• Wee Holbeelt, dee.; Be. Lkat. A. C. Gazers; lobe lest Newt, Woctowel f Bey.. eltrF. FITEMMOM to be are. leat„ MO GORTMM —Arrits.sers. T. P. Norsther, lima the sti.% to be walk See . Cherlies, dee. 72nd P.-I.lsat.-Col. F. Maaniv, from b..p. 17th „II to be lirmL.sel, See C. Geste no, who emit, receiving the dtMeatat4 aka rh, • to be ,who by par, Sea Raddreass wbo NM . . ird3i7= Rest i. —Eat R. W. lloorso, to be Rem, wlthowtme., _,„ _ vt,—cstmook. Weersths, ha NloFr_ l ll/41 , 4 IMO sets g_ _ A. 21, Zwick lmiNdliet 7,te MMUS. . Wormers IloCClllita bY -- ' &wit& Heft—C. km, CR, to be allliet , twri, Sm. proms Hoserrs. firms —AesfaLSare. B. J. Rainasy, M.D., froth 18th F., to be eseletdess to the tamer, vies Matthew, prom, fa the 67th F. Mscoaisnow.—Tbe Melee et the geetleasa appolated to a cos matey is the 11th Lt. Drags., on the MS August, ‘ _IMP are "MirmIRMIL tiLIOOMM" rat " LIMMOOTTIL," as Mated. The comathake of Deputy Amht. thatmireary7o. Q. LLIDIST hie este comelled trim the 14th Await, 12411, he having received a commuted allowance for Ma haftpay. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, dim 10. 121. Rest or Artlliery.--dee..Litut. C. L. H. Masesix, to be tout lint, vim Tribes's, deemed. ~,azatii BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM Room, John-strest, Rdiewaneread, Seemed victualler. Louis Essou., Great Titchileld•street, linendraper. JOHN BOWsite, JOsiom BoWINUI, and Simms AIM Rowans, Woroaster, grocers. WILLIAM TTIR, Gosport, shoemaker. FIHDISHICK Bemis, St. Alban's, Hertfordshire, straw Tait and hat Tnowas newels, Birmingham, nail numnfacturer. HLYRIID VINIIIL, Bristol, hop merchant. WILLIAM JAMS. BINILL, OW:Niter, shipbuilder. JOHN DORMAN, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, miller. WILLIAM Drxos, Manchester, ironmonger. SCOICH BBQUEST4LTION. ____________ Evan Pmt II'DoNALD, licakatadt, Isle of Skye, fanner. DONCASTER RACES. (THIS DAY.) By Bketria Teisgrapb. THE SELLING STAKES. The Little Queen Pheasant .. SWEEPSTAKES of 6 son. each. Steppingstone Rdyains CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Italian , William the Conqueror .. . 2 .. 3 Uriel did not dart. DEATH On Mn. MUSTERS.—Thin gentleman Mt pined cm Saturday last at his seat, Allllollloy Park, in the meaty of Nottingham, aged 72. He wee the fortunate rival of Lord Byron, and monied Miss Chaworth (the noble met's " Mary ") in 1806, when; his lordship was a minor. He is succeeded in his immense pommies@ by his grandson Jahn, a boy thirteen years of age. stalirroClintln AltiftllMlXTl3.—An extraordinary seem took place at the Polica.cdoe, Nottingham, on Settle day mowing last. Oa the day preceding ,11 match at cricket had been played between the (Akers at the garrison and the gentlemen of Leicestershire. After the gems was con cluded, the while of the party left the cricket-ground to dice at the barrack.. Afterwards a number of the gentlemen sallied out to create a disturbance. AIM arousing the inseam of a house of unenviable notoriety, and having been refused admittance, one of her Majesty's servants, Lieut. the Hun. C. De Lintloo, suggested the pro. pristy of entering the house by main forte. The attempt se to do caused en immense disturbance and the whole neigh bourhood wee in a state of alum. The police were soon on the spot, and succeeded in capturing two of the _party, the Hose. C. de Damon and another, in spite of the loud protestotions of these gentlemen that the police should be reported to their masters. Lieut. de imam and his comrades were manned off to the House of Correction. A abort time after they had arrived there, however, four of Wit coespenhiss, thinking, no doubt, that it wee hardly fair to leave their friends in such a dilemma, made their &mer men at the door of the piton, and offered bail for the of fenders. The police, imagining this too fine an oppor tunity to let slip, captured the whole party, con sisting of the Right Honourable Sir Willoughby Dixie, a magistrate of Leiointenhire, the Hon. W. and R. Carson, and Slade, Esq. There was now every prospect of speeding the remainder of the night in the genteel apartments of the Nottingham House of Correction; it was, however, hinted by one Of the prison. re that they should strive to get bail, which was accordingly predated, and the honourable, and right honourable set at liberty Oa Saturday morning they made their appearance at the Police-office, and after acknowledging their offers,. were fined IL each and discharged, not, however, before one of them had knocked the pencil out of the hand of • re porter to prevent him taking a report of the proceedings BODMIts, Barr. 3.—T00 harvest in this part is pro gressing favourably, Although the weather his been occa sionally hindering, the crops have offered no injuiry. The wheat is now all out, and the bulk well secured. This crop is a most abundant one—certainly over an average, good in quality, and large in quawity. T7te greatest part of the bar ley he. been cut, and a large portion well bound together. and made perfectly sate. Two or three days more of line weather will wears the bulk of this crop. I learn that the oat crop is partially affected with the rust, but I believe not to a very greet extent. The turnip crop is looking well. We an still visited with the disease in the potatoes, bat by no MOWN to the extent of the lest two or three years. I think about one-third may be affected, but the remaining two-thirds I believe to be of very good quality and flavour. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY ETANING. Although the arrangements for the settlement, which tate* place in the English funds on the Stock Exchange to-morrow, have already commenced, the home funds have remained steady and without any fluctuation during the day. The large amount of stock which we understand has been carried over to the next account, the 17th October, may account foe the abeenoe of transactions for to-morrow, notwith standing the rate of continuation is b-16 per sent. Consols opened acd closed at 921 to 1. The Time per Cents. Reduced were done at 921 and;. The Throe-and-a-Claarter per Cents. at 94 and 93t. Exchequer 13tlls have declined Is. ; they were dose at 41s. and 38s. premium. Long Annuities, at 15-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1869, at 8 11-16. India Bonds, at 725. and 755. premium. In the foreign house everything was very quiet, and the business reported offers no novelty of feature. Actual prices were : Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, at 991. Grenada, at 164 and 17. Mexican ex coupons at 27t. Peruvian Four per Omits, 1849, at 641. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 29 for money, and at 29i for account. Spanish Five per Cents., at 18 and ; ditto, div. from May. 1848, at 111. Spanish Three per Cents., at 341. Veneasels Deferred, at 71. Three per CAM. French Rents, at 65f. 50c. ; exchange, 25f. 450. Austrian Five per Cent Bonds, at 88; exchange 10 guilden per ster- Erg. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent. at 64L and 64 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 841. According to letters of the 7th from Hamburg, the demand for coffee continued active, and extensive transactions hal taken place at an advance of 1-16 to .chilling on the prices of the previous week. Nearly three-fourths of the imports of August have found buyers, and the speculations were still going on. A good demand had also been experienced throughout the week for sugar, and considerable sales bad been effected at full market rates. Tea had attracted the attention of buyers, and for Congou one schillieg ad vance was asked. The activity in bides continues so abated, and the sales during the week ..ant to