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

semaimer atlght bat. the ereasidedao bur*, . 4 4 I, g m ii Taal the Wielders woad not r os i v ;iC to prescribe. if it knew so itqae do do of lo Brolcatel am& proselytising Midst sad d u the isisi." s perpeteally at woe in Liking asis eddmo, to ;therialarise the mane .41 owls perided for the people. The she sad sp 6 , / i s miese as wail seater to barsdome right le pray sad stag itydes,tirth ag at mitiPlitia* Doti Prinfol# "cam& rrY re by sew Imre astir that sayttleg elheind he mss that may had these claws M i rk sear They bees sa 'ritualise witlaanded dna of the elders et melt a der et wags. The dere es is it it the Meade el reple, is sad oat of paeliament, to goomuls is.. err iestreedes is every potable way, sad to ea fine that been ef papaw thoughtfulness sal bitsith ram sa whith airs, is the like them, the blob ef geed gerrament, Ism, sad mid perm, ma deer* rest Tree is another taco whisk we Wok the ma ef rani districts, or itiesdat libraries, might mesrpb with great adesitage to the public. We ✓im the mile el o aed skis el sad sesta pedlar In many real there are ao beekedlers w in t ers; ia matey of the manse towns. where pram adds( themselves beekethers are to be ford, they aro rather sews erste sad Diatheses than beekeethre: their Mork of beds being limited. sad Ara of a seey baiter alsa rarer es regards morality it weefelasse. Is bet, the, die of books evardsre, la tows sad saustry, Weems Nader hirsarnes sad imperhatiese roost podia: to that trades In lino ether brims either the buyer pewee= the assess d Itsowisdp aster dry far laying oat his mosey with . admategs, er it he ease sot, the taller an to a esetaidadent ;supply it. Most grown people knew easegit ef whatar- Abates geed croaks sloth. or alk. t oaths, to same themselves from ham sandy chested. The Mak* is disatifis swims' is vela both able sad walling to apply rare in. his outman' konriedgou sad gins hia herd andmefel 'Ades. Bo likewise la a them; sand ether whelessie sad retail trades. Bat both is; the predadies and the sae ef books, meth is seers+ illyleft to accident or 4seams% that often the mid teased istenigesto sad the pared integrity—dr not always those high gmlities, at all emits, ree col esperieses aid primed intered—mase as be attired to is ether arbseges kern the pretissie• sad the labile. Autherbe lISS wells If tisthe-; , cases they ham say _speelskimpold to, ma *r. the task, bat simply berme the job them Pahlishowia that tars, are aterstely to. piled as therein, sad impose as ethers; deg publish a are of Weeks, mach to a ems lays the mete awake ef tithed im a lottery, is the her that ems will tart out a prise: and to save themeless hem lost they *ten take more pads I. cry sp. sad dreads a worthless book, than a good sae. TM ral bookseller orders his books very mach at deems bed IM wheimale agent, without any solid tab es to the empeedbilitim of his cam. end guide ateedy by to rear ospinisees of the tars and mod em lie sealisesed -Bet if a warms waste my r a y rad bitessetles se to the Sod lambi weeks asy demetalii, hew little donee bes he Arising the whim bather, Wass is a rare is dsaee here sad them is some of the Urge eitirs. Now, we have as MAO* in asserting that this is a state at this's that is highly detrimental to the beet horst' of misty, sad which mind with safety sestinas to be left to the charms of ignorers, is eempromen er neglest. The paddling and the me of books is more and more serrusies a matins of ascot resided is the edicaties of the commenity, in the t of asthmatics, sad is the promenades of paths moral. Tbe threo ri Z to brat, bat are it inevitably will, whoa earn will arrive at the coachtsios, that it jot to absurd to estrast each feuds= to incompetent par ame, as it weld be to *Bow sayer to hams a dim gyms c u r m a imiroo, without basin remised as 4i* yes q him to perform soudestardy der bides committai to hid am den= i tas s y damnifies in the way el ram IS sash • abject ; bet seed we Mot, that sad finothought of generation mate etttlbi ear owe, will sot lad is may le ever 1111111h Meantime, there con be so mead opinion, ea to the beak that woad aria* to the working clad in town me essatey, if they bad as opportunity of pandas iag boor as they remiire, set at madam bees the hawker or the stall-man, bat from o select stook of the nest sesta weds on estdeets dear tweed cal idematies, kept senetantly on it the astral depit tai iwra brig lip sad likewise at the duareiptl is seek town. The eradiates% a fres= libraries will secemarily sesame a desire in** kw blest sir to deems books, as well as borrow them. And it is most importeat that a right direction should he gives to this new-created appetite. It sums almost reams to poiet eat how the establuessent of seal • system would re-setct ea booksellers, palters., and autism ; sad in process of time give a new sad higher tees to the morale and character of a inept* hitherto, as regards both youthful sad adult edant ties, meet shamefully sad culpably minted. KOSSUTH. (Oeseirled inn OW gaped yesterday.) At this emigre. Hungary mad have shown by re ow& that, by transfeeeieg the crows to the house of Austria, she had not surrendered one atm& of her former independeste; that it bad remained a free, independent Undoes ; that never could she be LlTafter the form of the ether provinces; and i bad towards Austria no other obligation save the retiree' one of being a good neighbour. She would have proved by damned' and deeds that the collective Hungarian army was to be placed under the command of the Ueda, of Hungary ; that this army could be led out of the country ooly by and with the consent of the parliament, aid that no foreign soldier dorm be muttered is Hungary t that oily bora Hungarians Gould be made on and Inane, sad that the pragmatics at these, mantel from the other Austrian military Er se , mild sally take pleas in Hungarian . regineeste. Ormesquently also that a hewers war ministry bdonged to dee old indisputable pnvileges of Hungary. It would have shown by records that war subsidies could only be demanded in and be granted by the pelisses& and that the privilege . tipper Aimed to the deputies of previously investigating, whether there was a neeeenty for snob demand. That coneequently no foreign war could be waged without the assent of Hungary, and that abellutisin mad not be diffused mai *in It was by the help of Hungarian bayonets. It would have peeved by records that in H ung ary ' only assay of &fed sta nda rd weight could circula te, that degas in the eimioistration of the state NW be made good * previous submission of thi emetics and a decrees that the H ism ages., *mods& had a right to ignore any %meld more nealleriakeo without their coa sent, and piste eelikli every parliament by the bye had pretested, ecnesiteently that it had to take notice of the Audriennational debt. It would have proved by records, that the frontier tolls and duties between Hungary and the Gamut hereditary states could only be regulated in the par liament, but that foreign oomencros wee to be rendered wholly free spigot the raising tithe royal thirty-fold dues, rionisqueney that the hitherto compulsory mead in favour of the Austrian provinces ought and would have to cease, by which means Hungary would be liberated from its previous colonial position, and that thus some bounds would be set to this stifling cf Hungarian industry in its birth. Lastly, it would have shown by records, that the pragmatic sanction alone guaranteed the socosseion of the hones of Austria even in the heals line, but else that it contained no alienation of the above mentioned or any other national rights ; that cows quietly all the deductions, which later were made la the notorious Vienna state-document from the pragmatic motion against the complete insepen. deny of Hungary, are totally devoid of all real roan &doe, and only serve to proclaim the absolute igno rant* of the Austrian publicists. Hungary would have proved these and more fun ammital tights still in the monarchieal coogram above mentiensd. Notwithatanding thin it is hoped all doubt, that hearted action. - the Hungarian nation, is giho d its ittable Oho, one week at hie eastiiialkonth, lie at ling* A I M. ' a geadid loyal "ad" ahp king, would have plead himself at the heed of the Hungarian feint readeeed every guarantee 1 the continuum of the at the Maumee; and, dice the well known piece of Austrian anesred7 ia its fill extent, would have juggling on the steamer, he meetly quitted Op aril THE EXPMBB, FRIDAY IVENT . .N(24 OCTOBER 12, 1849. gimp. One morabg this fugitive fitina the field mired is a pitiful two horsed post-ethane at the Emperor's tr iu : r nViesna. He had eilried his name trybase y aadirithaaperdonahle fitre ts dity effriplied from tho golds& __mf boom ,of .Zenomene_sli gone= Nati= hdllaitht task% leur gale OW* p Sidi - , esti= wee Waned% ihniametitatisaa/ staassahors. Amid the usnielm er_gletplog patriotism, wee able to Mai in his rake Mint gem et Inmate anti: lode* DlSPeillisll• He ra t. ark. - . , Theis, Ilmsems the math= ihr **Aim Med =meat podgy, his putty," and all .the other hodolift qashtiss with whisk the truth mimatorod beery= Marna hie biograpinal pie -tern Who doss not turn away with =gest from so mileksh • bilthmtka of the truth, frowtoo iosnith al aid ashitmissr• a calumny? How ten the Odor of. a_ mi. that his the load rap= uf self for pOW wilmatisa, Isad the idumma to soh palpable embodied= et adenine thebe lesd them ar a rompladothr fist vile haablisat anon-Mims After the Odium at this I=4llammt, whisk the boo= of a high-Wald ad= RIM= to the dfga4 Mordddal pleas d I advisees melbas appromins, than could as =gm be a Mk that her. =dm of the ossba, is a strict mita with the =Ohm *Ma= of dm masted ariatommy, was foreing itapry into the vas= of a Civil war, and that therevetmtioa. which here proceeded from high quarters ' was now no longer to be avoided by a able settlement of the question, bat mot be fought and carried oat by the sword. There stood endangered be.. the exempted, atheism sxmaptioas wars se =hat dab, sad extorted from the sweat of the other climes of ths chimes—there stood endan gered here the mars of th e pam-aarmsy raa ; who fin a century bed forthard their as= by Bing the stab, and proothing %serious eissie spied all obases—all these ma gnat &angst V the found ing of aMs civil hod= What didi them vam pires is the maid state oars far the &WM= staked *Ma counterbalanced by the drsadoi dhnientism ef tied: own riving's and admalmiss P Ti pros these would oat the world as are. la tlus • predicant= unhappy ustioa deism or the =dm far them Moloch@ required at least a prudent. vigorous hoed to guide it on this inevitable path of blood I and Kommth, who felt in his heart the ow saionsames of Wog celled by Provides to liberals his country, boldly met the demos and unspeakable difficulties amitin him. Far from yielding to lb* sea= • of his Istierkilta who, with good Nana, saw in his mama inflames a tremendous power, and who strove at all pries to remove him from the beim of the .tab, the man of the people and at boobs now declared rrehltlntlY mid finely, I .remain Mai= and I should like tome. the man that will provost The biographer styles this a " brae For Austria it have been a tragedy, since through Kora*, est solely tlab tee= united, mighty Amnia • mamas= in thi programme boo= a chimerical phaeton, an hop= sibility for aye and for over. Let all the and &herniate governments place their myris me r er amo the disposal d the Austrian cabinet, let eh the privi leged sestet' both, of the oid and new world,—let all the harems= and ahangsmoegws add their astir. cooperation-Ist them do this and they may, It Is trite, keep down the fettered freedom at the people with their tyrannical masa= for some time, bet henceforth they can sever throw up a add dam against the mai edam of the human ram Let lass call their Austria into regenerated lib by a programme. Fres Austria! What, with them mass—these privi leges—these maxim, of government—this narrow nondedness—this education of the political immaturity P United Austria! Pe Ot=r e mo heterogeneous ingredients, this national hate and an tipathy stung anew to madness; this shortoighted, fanatical, rosotioaary administration, that doss sot enjoy even the slightest coufidonso d the dos, with this incurable germ. of rot and decay, that has already shown itself, mud spread far sad wdo through the headstrong Wind policy of llahwarstsabseg P Mighty Austria ! With this national Mt, thew ex hausted rooms" and amply soften; this diminished capability of paying taxes, these desolated provinces.. this colossal army required to keep poloist beams, to keep down Worm= unurrectiose, with this bawd bility of opposing to a foreign los even an army _of second rank ; with this host of idle, moles, GEM* who cannot lee got rid Of in any Mimi 'with this array of pensioner', who, hotbed and howl,' Inn . pigged by the most infamous system of interest and protection, now actually swallow down their maws a aonsiderabb portion of the revenues of the "Rate ? Was Sthwaremberg really, then. in hip. rilht mars when he wafted forth into the wand his dram-eon coded programme P MR. FORREST'S FIGHT. What Kossuth performed, created, mated, after the breaking oat of the revolution—who would now venter. [proe ms NOD Fork Notional Nike Gaulle.] already to describe it, even if he had enjoyed oppor- We received last week an account of rather , lt.ead-romble fist fight between Edwin Pe tunitier of being constantly , near this creative gales ? Lrbs ine r r tnr. end width , seationiaa of wistebesser The world knows much of it already, mom chosen few „ n „ q , b at ea the s if a i,...„p raga t e d to as b y ma o f Mr , know mach and divine more, but the whole will be Foust% breads, sad as ha requemed oa aot to who it, designed and apprecieed by history hereafter. One did got feel at liberty to state the dreautanos soared h. thing has been already confirmed, that never was wishes, War we obtained it without Nan for it through there a more value and pure patriot than Kossuth, so Fo T es tr esinen avellud d y a T r a t b r lis aal dwas aa "sits, th e pub ••!alitati.ri lever has any one with snob feeble means coin- right h ad hi m to wei b u it ea , ilsitinduly in plod aught greater or sublimer against such sums w hi s k in Its very &WOW tow s th e m i ens of , enormous obstacles. Burring his career to be Wins rerun already ended, to the grief of humanity, ha has ma The affair wallah we allude to leek pleas at Mr. Forme% made oa the realm of the Ibis" la Winchester Gouty, anted two things, that place him by the side of the en a l e a ft ernoon of w.5.„.5„,.. the sth of and the great men of all ages, which secure to him lofty tame drae ra ra „, „%t whitspre ImAXPth, in history, the eternal gratitude of his nation. ots= at • dispute sheet heavies sad the isms laws. Firstly, he has restored a . deeply sunken, half- - Oa the memorable sassamee, while the Lad et the Castle degenerated people to self-consctonmess, to its Bata- ?,!%,_ B lleffitli •• • fountain ??2•ltiggh er i iced. i esovseu with the ._,ltt_Pi_sr, l _with • rat dignity ; he has made it know its power, its moral worth, its More destinies, so that it may stud o ug hl wi th e owner a lams lesialseeparte in Weehibestez ready hernias( d and equipped is the hoar of dangre. meaty, and Charles Wilson, his MU, mimed the rounds Secondly, he has compelled the Austrian cabinet with the lunation fd looking at and &labial the ha/sla t° throw off its hypocritical mask, and show itself, in ant edifice sse_trJsYmotto worthms•_. , The y, it= all its hideous effrontery ; he has dispersed the moot b t IZZ I r t traSar hav i n g r r end i e t in 7 ide that , nimbus, the false halo of glary that surrounded it. he I mo , i i„ 7 puleutsd m h o " no sh A s sees has inrarnated that deep-rooted hatred and born con- Fairest saw them he seemed to esha be was V tempt of the Hungarian people for the Austrian Lord of the Cure, and trued is the style tyrannical domination. Sooner will fire and water Eihnolh___,, 4964,11.14 oth S _ be nis dd t m ee i blend in harmony , avow will the Poles of the world e = b 7 r 7 t r ilie n e r de ; embrace, than a Hungarian make pact of amity with - mid "we did sot else here to sheet, ' the Austrian. thrash my desire to at that building lender. _" But ell that Kossuth did and crested is far lib " wnerV Mak . aide " aiddt_o l radd,,,,,_dd rldis.___, t mdg,,__°_ too little for Mr. Delta ; he should have b e en 7oaher: a m , dr :a ni se *7,1 r i r e a y„ ' a general too, a captain of armies, when "be saw li s i ti gjagy re himself suddenly hurled by the force of event' to " Beppu we don't go elf lamedlessly," mid esmbler a. the summit of power." He take it very amiss this punter.. in • tight Wet. MS a tae that betrayed of him indeed, that be " appeared behind the front at a rta , v ign iadieastlea at his treasmsas. y , then, I'll whip pea off, said the owner of the battle of Schwechat ou Captain Sr — % white earls, :torn a s id- tee formed, sad raving the dipper so home, and endeavoured to stop the flying yeomen ;" taiaa rye ast ygb ratas „i t h his ramits w ic. that he "prayed with fiery words on the battle-field "la your head is too big to whip se," said &abler, I - of Haney, did not place himself alongside of the com- tone a a &risks, übe surveyed the owner of the castle Wants, but on their graves." We Hungarian' Pr' bred , _fomalinlataiensUes that he he banded d to llto pr g e n,' agree in essentials with the biographer ; in so far as Wilson, "" w i s hes are free and unbounded, we also mold peesecasessed the stnalMal resl=, and oreaneingt have wiehed that Providence had added the talents the dug venni te whose lholhe ddi••••d a 11 10 1 ._ of a military commander to his other numerous handed it f Übe 00M• fataima, ebb the ass et the bud which bill the *peer da the Ms of ffinshisirt fidicwims c l ifthtlsiL Bad 1 ". "' lid 611 dui sock. the blow oradausalhasymmeseitur soars in their ponait cf the Ban when he Bed to bie , &swan fi b ste c by it. minim! ids en irara, Austria—had he one this instead of the traitorous m ili e u% ffr demand ia retanarsaiht the censer el C Mega, Hungary would be now free, thee Mid of the able a sharp kit es the leas seder/the right eye, ai Beresaos destroyed, and Austria sparedmany a mar- attired him to gin cord Awn the M. The owner der, many an atrocity. Yet Hungary is well content s i f t ll •sw i l„ o m wevir i ••• "al a I n t riall• with what Kossuth really did, and Austria herself and nishing e= Kars " "84 ' k. bad caught a Tartu. will have little more to desire on this more ; the may Bositga wag a large man. sonstosed to gm s p or t s , be also Mani with what AS Las resolved from the and gnat at a out .Wei. The Result wee—alas 1 for tt-- agitator. honour of the lareighte—that that tragedian we e I conclude. It will readily be believed, that the f u ... 6 " 6 . Ms"' sea lib •••• lor some t• lb• roe" Die!' refutation of such abject calumnies has been can- c 7 u 7 lat l a i r„ deses lasa bede ak . llll ‘ bidwa r 1 ,/ -alme nweadak csimg seating and disgusting to me; but truth demands her ra h * no d* as t h ey piansisd, must law two sesslosial tribute, and in point of fact it is not the pitiful the fight ; bat It so happened that bait shred their' P=Phlotoor, not the d "Our/ Oneeffit that I have sad wldi• fighting him**. white arreld esah hum bent railing, but the organ of Austrian tyranny, the no Inn an" awl timed " AS Wag ipore—alse 1 is wad e shall we tell mask of which I have raced her a liter% A more the rade turned n r icci rd, mike and a aressistaatisi history of bit stsooltlos will shortly n. anal Hied more then a stage and buckram battle hi. Imode t ati Weed to his men to do what be bad fails And now only, my fervent prayer, my most ardent is to~Mhig himself. At this pent, hewers, Wiles wish is for Kossuth'. escape from the meshes of his wined his Puts and tuning it gh the edrongKlikrtr enemies. Millions of Hungarian heart' are beati-g rdsmberk es" anus slow " ib• two msa who alld but %Iry arm talk their hats* without of =wide inter __ nark with the sea prayer . Pro ugh" - aware This lweeglit the beashano to a dead stanthenii, deco. is sasswwesw um in good rrovidenor, w tire ware vidence , of the sure made soother ISOTINIOP . which stretches for t its protecting hand to those to resume the emus. When, however, he whom she has elected for the sainting and beliefs& ha gallid•bk ghtlembit mho* In the ma* no° - toes of humanity. If be eioapes , the dangers that en- "1"12 the he did act eb""" to liewm dbedwanh g e ' comp= him then will Hungary a—nay, all men's— bgli vo isilmd i s. „,,„„ra n linetthe n t .ai th il e e ' aakileriy,abayali.thereanaaTiertite fiel d liberation from the yoke of aboolatiem follow the more mead. freittlais, however, under the opprobrious speedily and surely, for only a palsied mind, a time- moat they had suffered, made serer by ev,-ry mossat's re ore heart, can behold in the present enslavement of Wags. to say matting G 1 the Weiss whist' llemhi e er . lred civic right' more than a section, a passing moue in the treeninigei;74:oZinZadninithe grand drams, in which nations are contending for net . n ave :, in raid ad ,, era* tad in the agar of the freedom, autocratic rule nodding to its fall, and castes credo. lad they walked all &boot the grounds, but wand vanishing like darkness before the light. Bat the twiner the ad see his men, they weesieso • wwwiwer's""l_ , people must be purified, re fi ned, =ado lastingly . sen- thd haw dingthihe las sirefinne 'Mid" ever • fill, f '• ale of freedom and right,. by trials and &actors. ' semi " she dm suRI sat Was o WhaWated. they o r Mid. waving a polite adieu towards the castle as they peered The ways of destiny are macrutable ; nevartheles.. at the end, they load to the wool of mankind. Old ct 0 have very few remarks to make on the above tight. social prejudices and defects are antiquated and It was not 64 good a contest as that whisk took place be- ossified ; wily by bet ma thy be rersovrd, and 'Hanby new state mitinsid. The presides' plants eta Useusead years growth is a pessoceval erestmalest. le sztirpoed is a ard Wee wad with the emilkia_ garbs* teat Let the Pepe "air net absediamesississe, and they are lava. MGM aft naagary 2 mtiat attire to prausu s. = eardA ituoa ilels limble, unnatural Amelia ose ampnee• swab sus sinsen-wrIPUMO•• 'sot indeed by ittetltri. ' dorm Dirt by a qinident pees attitude s dor iag raw Or' dot latemil beakbeg tip =hirpoison of which- is even Dew through the rams et thirinspee. Ai awe Disdnedee was devoured by his own heirs, Aetna"; r ui t tt la i w o w il l this, 'daisies or gm al ear wild soldiery—by their mains A dak. will also those =mosaic g entrees of Bessgeia bee d'arepitude, ahem tie divine OEM ftbd a t worthy of 111811 & Ain will the lileseing of Inman roes us leers 'am dad aka Wow able sista& ia the treaties se is dipiamatime et! 1815, is which rasa and mese at min lime less troatedapd yoked together like atilt ; them sin the equilibrium of Europe depend slew smile happies• sad freedom cl nation ; brute wren vii then not outweigh every Rood right, bat veritable liberty sell eivie equality will prevail, by isseradeg the side turbsd pummel; of all honestoitiass.' masers FROM MR. LAvisnwris morn TO NIL 111T38, QN TSB AMWCAN Bowes JAM= la. INC neat hff *Wald idea that till capita/ pi the assatry wit* imesediegly by a revuleios la lie but- Aiwa. lad this the tariff at 1612 has operated is faull of dr espial. sad all the lab*. •I Oho • There we desk thee espial h eagle 'gaff pea tall. The - preitsell owed ape low aggessre low ; ell espial kw areally lei the puler to eve iseei sad do's sat requise the aid et pas to plea it is say ether patties timatto pet the labour is maga. lieasress shell Wakes I. the labour, sad the I quiet willtaka eau a itself. • • Is NW* sad . ether oesthas ebbs, mad eyes at the wat, p n i e ra u s i di persoes have believed that the putative 'yam was nags eag for New Se dead, sad that New linglaad, egg Namssoluestio. Gould set thrive whitest it. Now MO pe llet* tkh el , ll( gamer the swath sod was testa the of Allies far the fil a asskee kr their pelisse et sifter* maim wee eiiessiell setshei whoa the *I %riff was usual.) t it a l apt WM dist we Ap. eon ea s peseatill thea the Iffielle.Wabes, or= See* Tlell states that peiesiithe elesiset 'meat of "spill ere moot batelhed bye Imeiff. le Nur Beglent a gnat power; ha Maseshustat sa water lima say . sew=Min to remise ties.ro! have a hardy, Waltrip., l. au :with a peessienesse that WeSe "". ergaired a seaddatibie small of whichie fear rferyday t bed*, we lase aka* aseasplithed • sest mum of iniffileallinandisa between all psis ef this seems et the seusay by rtilreais this is *obese Wad of productive purer. halls( raises& the isto of fuel(w• Ileadfarei anal ; this bolas dell, we hall easealt reasieing to keep off our intersad preseeste ear *reign sad dame * eseuteres without base fa debt homed the *its ofaer Mug New, I ask, bow we shall stead, essuared with Pessaylvella, Ohio, Alabama, Georgia or leraleleaa. glees the day of assuial till shall osne P Ido set day illy" Osell egiller; hatos it Iles ball Is dare pea, we deft se bassi OM Oat aft slsabies it anew then enestateelage est of Nut Ilesisisi. It is sit up psimsliee peg the Wanes *set el Maralhesette,= due te w inhereeler tad her agility that she *ail 'lead beliipia la balm piggies. Ilan sever adveaded a gaff for ay own or the New Beiload Buda az =eir have these gestlasea yak whoa I have bees battik same. ugly thee "aterisised a intruw or seeding 'dew of the suedes. W. lave adhered it to to for the tateleet of the whole esustey that ho labour should be pselesoll, Ries* se I lave had to de with the affeeteseat sf - thmailieslt eseabillekas 'abased is a aril bill. I have ride ward us aka son that the istessets of ell tho Mates wen yeateseed. whether *report lap as mall. I ay sow to yes, mad it shell* be said he sad to the onatry, that Nommingsta all ar maul* Wades. If Peasephaslo, New Tort sad OW ilia ewe gross states, withLestastry, Georgia, Ilhooeri, Adams o.d L• less, wish to try is =pageant in ins, sal, hemp, soma bag ging.appr, due. he , I ea reedy. seem Ada of Maw easealk" sue Noma swat is pea* sablimias the ..sal u whir* I doubt sot will be hued, trials eigitges usesdigis the reallandos of all IMa twedielei. Iss agate lased& ass, if I scull, lan a teriffiall• Ow Naas llama *nu If, harems, dew 'bull ha *sew we, la owe illenests, withthoskof um other is the Union, *en that past* le whisk we are all sullied, sad of whisk we shim ellitell Awe.' las wiSesellisese segue yew. that, we dr 11 en upward sad sawsed. We will work. In11*.• Lewd Maw la the twealpflur as est Gerais ne, we ell and trill work fames ; ssd et the saes time *I 0111 OF r esesanst take the dam gentwer 'raj, or t re e us se the ss=b;Te foraight st e er wie i rt i o s eri a our fathers. Mil though. plated measure would be very far from having each an ikest. He speed with his right hon. friend at the head of the verasesot that the public did not rightly understa nd sahleet, and probably some time would 'lima before , Meuse acquainted with its real nature. The Bishop of London, the Lord Mayor, and Ilr. Muter man, again arpd their objection to the measure. It we quite possible, they said, at the measure might have a effect contrary to that intended. The interest of the eon menial men of lendon would indeed render it a matter, . . . .... ..... , r • 3 1. ._._ ...... Dablia Trick." sod " Noddy," is 1647, and was Joan that thelp sheal ba th o hs thus e ro d e , with m e eirota us assomaised hentikhe bi veisti tNit .ot es im vaplt amarnism. y which was ti ni ka s t i ; m beezi f ta wpilli viosse, sem a r ltrps uirei they w thea topill-iod , They begived imaid tha seirt as s e ciates Stag Forrest as somewhat lairds to his antamaist, bat WM weed be Shad fee the full elfest it 4 d rierhe htu seet ruPu bit i t ilit to I \. teat dirt it raised ...l il th ehurusg • dipper uttu rdell itut y mead .. " to utu bt ar raturod 4 firm ascadias Zt fai t zlinuale. o "ballilla the Maths% it .. • fa Mr hod whoa the Mow was pat: The fight lasted sae the math lord kliotolt. alma mad thirties somas be a Seposeek. ad Sembler. - Lad J. HOESEdeL add set my that the 'ail Ma WWI* tab% mid he seeddered thesilliMr. be inahediately er g th opthady peenee e - I v z i lissassis ee nue : = ll.4l • he reslly *mkt that the midis , its nature seal they bail 01,01Ohnifti bo a" zee court. . a sating site, asthma re en wd ese - - -- oPoluelen. that be egad roe . pis soy Asps elm doo m = to am allsemlitv a the Sae- , —.. aser due by we gaeramoth ' • " oescaisig. Tanspiir.....The Qom sad p e w ee ra lud dspataftea this withilaw. eyo dJ oie h e ez ooed er ay eaed .thoiryt te r usissysi t e = l6 .24 itir b e ampoo t h i l mise el e sell be ele = 4 . 77 i, . The Ind . FINAL IN IN:rIJ -2-1- rflati OTl ve O to NS. sanisy mho ." 1 a ear. sitactorl, leas Osbothe Smarm (Pride') miumbit he bh" he" hewed: . . ..•:.:f1 tam. Ott sod bee bothorrow (Saturday) a His Ifteellesty AlibiglA„thoee,• gh se y B isroor ... beg irtaleh nn iroal he y indi t• ociii2:101«: " = 5"" al " ' 1 . pm I . dear.. see mew . it the mew. a wes he tar's keyed It, lel the pietsc sa rbieblias has (71 rtlibb .I•4_ ._. - bee lIMVIIe laridss. rad Mid , Wend span wkirpr i" = , ... , .„. teisdhsp, sod all ides th rees h the I v iesounq r e M=____ for law there call lOW pelage Ma sr= be utilised • ',; hada.= wlth . =el . ase BeZel=ealemby, at kb the i=r st ' sdksal sk e = Liadas la g led ~,..,,,_, ._ ~=„___ _____ . on y. orsign awil lams whither fit• . ruro,rd Dud). Ste thwi Th=w‘ had interview with ,i_ by mpg, or seat sapaii, as well as Melees for the .-(1 i . Quer 811 7 a ifedisaley at the ' amen Post-ollei Lord oda Oil orris Bur Meet Wl6lo'lll be lateramied in the Salvaday night tl A dapatatio at As a on tha . mbj y. w ent of the stairs of the aegis Oa aid ties "leg evellill elm" hug will le ride / Ludes he *very periwig pad tows. 4110 A Loga 3 olta "ftal " lii °MOW rwag•••• in tl ' '' Iti nglinue nsiumsem il la w .1 :41 ."416111 h $lll hit ier dien dis reles el hosab rWA ...."1-. stmt. Ths lewd Mayor Whir ddb fm.-isi as harier so after thy hue vared .411 Mesh humwm.-....... , Marlsetsaa, M.P., heeded the Awai Laid &ha gmaday merabee. labia of them a small eit '' '' Hata wee "tvaPaa4d p... Ito retlinoterlhalni tIS the extreme sad of their daisy's ...u lna 1 El:ali b ighli "1 1, at of Cloolhadil), sod la Charana 4 ale BE- that they may be mad to head to their re :4 6 2 1 . Ills mealhins of the deatheigen possisted to the in aspens with their fasailis:, during the bed upwards of twenty amoriels MA athlete am of Suaaa - c , Lad* Westaniastorgatthwark. *glass% &a, against • - • , bon ha this . . • Illa ir I N I F pe. bed se e with the a utew a te mummy AND VE GETABLE FOOD. .. '..;. ! a So , • Mr A i & ~„,7-= Pie ISOM Cita, and Mr. • : AIM eve Beithirts &Wool . r twine !so 010 taiooxiow oo weemoseo , with Sit thesis*. el aboodeal nom* not aurae to expbla taws la to rasa ialsapposheasiews eat mond is Gem.- - r . . More Cri t 4; • 'b a d -' - - - -'----,-- TIN to dotallaathas of the pee- : wi ti Lor r .l in sato Mtn _ .Va t aisa i rw sko rrua . inte r . portha of astalud in wheat have mined bask I • /tr .. '" these This it wee log anted sad believed, that , r to ready wit hi e lodate. , the wM ris er ;rum amain Mays creatabed more aftroglar r The onus et asheiolledie (Pnallotiota•aitatfal) and ws einsequatly MOM autratlve sad at higher rawly . . t strived in Gan yesterday anning from baud. value, :has the whose of ow more temperate oonatrise. Bat The Marquis of LIIHMIOWIIII bas left tows for his Wu iimirrthes has simmlsi gib Wig debate; mei . . seat, Bowood.perk, Wilts. • • have plaited Our home wheat is is paper position, mom& ..* 1 Sir Osage Hay ter hat been lyinee ill far the Lit V and hettiti:l io. oe oalgald with Ike wheat di lab. ei i . week, with a "pW i k severe attack of the prevailing epidemic, at "he" "it °I WU° Bleak ea ' • .4. 4, Nudity, stir Path. ibir , as miller useally roods* a pales* 4 a wheat t• with oar native grain, bailie , t'' I . FMCS ALlfilVe BacastanT.-We under - TIM see...aketittaitr2,,AVlL• and to 'ltal law biker ' lab • • I that Lind,- Colonel the Ilaa. Charles Bermatost Phipps, "-- —-- Is " - wet"' The Felitweh mad the 1 E querry to h er hyqinry. coed who ed i ewted w Nino . seat. mama siker elm gonad id him a goer whim will mate s tiny w hie .Be , Tel . m o w., Priam Ailb.ado, seder the late 11 1011 absoler s otr u il sai ongt.....Ttts_a several qualities wen a kr. Ass* will datum th e doles ad salaam of dot gen. y id ",„. 1,-17,7,z.wsed whisk webeet • Sanaa is th e lerinee's household. I ere sp= l :weitable c o of sill sad slims. le THE DOES or WELLINGTON le ft Amboy Home means has the omit of pada* namoto shoes e . yesterday lee Waller COML, eio the South Bassein Hail• ashapprebandeas„ and of Wreaths us to ths as saw a . I i t way. The able and sanest duke is expootid to pasethosegh aft sill dilimmess. p a . lowa en Tandy am% en roils 'to the Earl of Wesamore. So is tesprito tke repots meat et staniedionliag l e Lad's amt. Aptherp, to be prams at the auvls of his attar -apposed to mist is wheat in with siker r e graadosplaw, Viseosat Burgher* with Miss Look. whisk Mods of imaremain, sash as the oa4 YmpiMm had lee a is Last tar Weilasedy amt taught the Saab that eat, such as they pew in Yob . 1 M Ste Waist. pin is to be presented this day dime*, are • most sitattions food; bat the habits of the of (Friday) with the freedom of the city of Abeam'. After More ialasadd BegUab, sad dte lidienla of • Potiailled o, the onsomy Oh Robot is to law wish biddy lad Mies lailograh" s we. hogialog to malts thole ashamed of r sr Peel, he Perth, me rota to Edishargb. their wow 41 t. Chemistry has hare slopped fa r da d by a- THE BISHOP or LLANDAI7.- ' to so- her "WY& sibs". hos Poeta larA eal, that theoat is It. wants rewired at the Demon, St. Paul's, yeserday not- Sober Is maselriessing matter Om the path of wheat, ed kg, from Hordwiskolall, ever Chepstow, we regret to sa y but that tassel le, is all respects, a boar iota of nourth- . I a. so favourable ohmage had taken plus. The right rev. la"!lhaa 111 •2 11 " a la •_,_as, i katr. ,_____ ay paha was sageriog from extreme debility, and we regret B it, w hat " "am •••• 41 "1 his brough t la onlaated et , to sad, to owsieorei in a wee ;meadow tenditim with the valu of o iestes el the gran formerly considered a VISCOUNT BUCKLEY, M.P.-We regret to state skassi en .....t i sissse. ' beak ot he " et ale " , tee "eletter le that savants realest at the Earl of Ellesmere's, in Bel- wo .-Tell ubia l d * l i r:bt u : 4P u ' to " Millen' 11 " ... " sad °taw bat Hods aid oa lle grave-square, from Worthy Hall, do not hold out the eine ; irk • ileu m Amipeo kew i ssasse bee she aa---" [ a Welton Prospect of the above young nobleman's (heir to the sew n m aw in wwwiele matter tuo whit.esit to be - lama Bridgewater Fe,"t7) recovery . . The Berl r d ay *iamb. Thus the ever Its anewsring so interior is u Counter of Cawdorand Other ban, connexions of the &eels b a d . be nags is 16 . lord, are Osytag at wordy. , rand it Is altown that its use in := 1 bread) must be no Les nutritive that ss CUSTOM; APPOINTMENT.-Mr: James H. Mann, for be Senior Searcheid the Clams, km been appointed to the Th e u s ; m a ss s e ether wide of food le ales wiebikeed stet situation of Landing Surveyor of the departatest, Moe Mr. hytheee ' av a i l ' s, c a bb age Is a Nap w hi c h, up to the 6 1 , William PUMA, who has retired. praelat time, has net been a general favourite in this onta. I _ ________ -- and meet. In North Geroany and Scandinavia. 11;14 m kb odes er O R t e li t e ui etali ng : i ha t r fv f o or : htliu :r eu lts ta ter kb: ase eestualurus ha Pe ve dau: besu ialraud .ill'ari. VO: Ike POST-OFFICE SUNDAY LABOUR. b s:r m it appears If lea, y premised. But the cabbage is me of the planes In. DEPUTATION FROM THE CITY OF LONDON, t sahliarilha. been lima sly eseedeed i Is ela r tl e a tit i it . AND SOUTHWARK, TO LORD J. RUSSELL. if the 6" e of ohs potato, with thi view of Intendletall Mr it into general use : And the result of the 'Resin/Aim th e Yesterday afternoon a deputation waited upon is both batsman sad wesysetod. When &Meg no Lord John Brash, at his aids! residence la Dowsing - drat. so as to bring it into a state la ',bleb it can be s ay re ady& to the emawmplated emassaassamt by the genera. somparad with our other hied* of food (wheat, oats, no. ant of Seaday labour to the General Pascals. The de. beau, rile.), it is bawd to be richer is mmeculitt master than ,he maths was sEley the siestas whisk aseentbled is any ethos stop a pa& Wheat maim only_aboot 13 per an the City W th e ltd lost., sad ova add" the osah,tiad, hems II per Not. ; hat dried 'abbess emeates gee Lord Mayor dermatitis assisted oof th f the from 30 ID 40 pa ass. e so•alloil protein ems : Las Right Hoc. Sir hams Date, MiP. (the Lord 11,w). the lasselisi le eergesesal Mews. timen%it is pee egsisgily Me Bishop of Loads., Mr. Westerman, Si 2. 1 Al&rman. aouriehieg. Mae', if it sin bat be male oglelo", eas lidos', M.P., Algoma Mal*. Willies Cotten. Req., able so the path aid sissy of digestion, it r ui n:alto pan ;es- it. C. L. Bevan, Req., Sir Jeha Dom Paul. the Moo. sad the best and seam% cultivated salisitais ter tit a cro. AM 'the Rev. Charles Baring, M.A. (Batas of All goals, Marylo no doubt the lab koleannos Salop sod heat to N th !thou), the Rev. Daniel Wilson. M.A. (Vies of Islington), either) derives part of its reputaiiia from great side., R. B. Seeley, Req., J. D. Powles, Esq., and about 20 other wastslaing power of tits Gabe...-a property is which gie pathos& Male is mat deadest. . The was salved by Lord Jobe Russell. the Further, it is of laterost,-of magma hanceleue, we may Marquis of Clanriarde (Postmaster-General), aed.the Chas. say,-.-tbst an sore of ordiaary land will, seneediog to the . cellar of the Enchequer. A deputed.* sonsisisag of the above malt, produce a greater weight of this "peal king of High Bailiff of Southwest, Mr. Charles Pot, r. J. H. uoistithossat ha the form of cabbage than is the lons of any ~ .am Shear, and Mr. Cowdemy, also waited upon the Fist Lad ether stop. Thus, twisty tons of °abase-sod good land p er . of the Treasury, with • mossorial from the borough of will produce, la good huh, forty toms of troa-hong o u r Southwark. abbage on an isapesial 6111111-0011 tall Mesa bulged menfte - m r , The LORD MAYOR, addressing Lord John Russell. et mmodar matter • while twenty five bah& Steam Offila.: I . WO said that, as his lordship was already aware, the thawed lain oaly four hushed sands ; as may of wheat only two 4 hi e intention of the government to establish Sunday labour is huadred , twelve tons of potatoes Daly five hundred sail .- h the General Post-Mice bad given rise to serious objection on fifty, sad even thirty tons of turnips Daly • tasted pea& jK. the part if the public maerally, and apsdally of the eau The profs ease whisk some farmers have bag shilla , le this ; A olosoial new a the City. This halal Bag malliketed itseU crop, as food for Wit stock sad their siliksinis, i• se- ' i s a ortrougl ke z ail ansainamely amnia all pestles in the City,m mated for by these facts ; while, of oasts., they pawls. r d a his would permits by the nesmorial which they had fully resonsend ha more general cultivation as tes food attended t day to present, and which hod append to it ter mom. N e e upwards if /3,000 signature. At • magas oar which he We may add, while 'peaking of aabbage, that it is known g m had had the honour to preside, and whisk wee attended by to be so exhausting to many soils, that wheat will amp se sear iad uel I I several hundred of the Weft ssosearal men of grow after an abundant crop of it. It springs up, ism , th e City, the nanalmity a width .he (the lord but yields little straw, sad early rums to • payerr ociatabs. Maar) had spokes was alithey_ manifisted, as was lag little grain. Bat the same saalysh, which shows the m i. also the deep feegag which bad Sea embed forth aloe of the "shags crop, shows also what it takes ham the Ii s sabot the sappsood tion of her Majesty's government soil; sad explains therefore the kid of &mistime produced -la, This hang was east eseflued to the City ; there ware war by it s by what 'pedal applicatioss this exhaustion is to be Rasa dale Is be presimeed ikon Southwest and Wiest* with repatheC sad how repaired at the beat eat. ; . Wel Oa each, sad whisk signatures bad been Aga.: In many parts of our island faros agora grows ends Iti lirlu withra u t utl y brief spas of time. after the mossorisl up an unheeded weed, mod luxuriates I. favourable spas prig. had been agreed to. He was joined by all his know eltiseas without being app li ed to any halal purpose. In other dia. i in the hays that hex Majesty's anti al press trims, however, it is already an object of valuable Omega 6 this mare, luiewiag as they •' the vslosrsid ham that easy culture, and lugs breadth' of It are grown ;or the bold- pasha 'game it In the City sad elsewhere. His lordship ing of stock, and yield profitable returns. Chemical re. NI as gesa presseall the meaahrisl. searches show its nutritive property to be very great. Of i the Mr. 1111ASTELMAN. M.P., said that the feeling which matetle.buildieg materials it ocatains whin dry es lima as le of prevailed avast the proposed assure wee amply shown by thirty per ant., sad is thinks in this rasa saperior to abe the fast that the semorial had aimed to it 8,000 Stures beau, sad inferior only to the cabbage. Cadet these chr. gg a within two days. It was a measure to those casutsaces wet no longer doubt the rescission at which • whose isassests ware ant deeply isvolnrin i t, and by men lola etatioesatal fad*" had ladolle l 7 arrived, nor the , but who might naturally be ennead to be amebas to hue every advantage which sight be obtained has. the sore eatomies fatality Worded to their scsiossaisl sonwsporidsase. They cultivation of gene on many poor and hitherto almost neg. more disregarded this avant." which they add not tor • me- looted sage. have mot weigh egaisst the moral sad soda evils entailed by The Maw et the Tams grass is kindlier to mast perms. , r out the demorages ef the Sabbath, and they had a dap and A maths cd the Falkland Islands, whirs it grows in the large , buss soots steers they were best promoting that individual Masser easese, tam whisk It derives its name, it is describer& la at ialossts, together with the general wailers, by as opposition as faakmaig is ssogismsdismy swum the Mae, and eye- N eyed a • ueseinos ef Ibis saws. slay the Miss% whisk grass upon it. Bons of the sods Mr. R. O. I. BEVAN twaeorrid la the views expressed Welsh have been lately ineporeed Into this country f the by Mr. lbeemmen. Oa the part of the beakers of the City tagstsosi, the growaop plants bath beset 'taped' h a a a v ell oath el Lismisk he entirely repudiated the systematic violation as load, " that the proper lon of annolo•forating Iv . of the Sabbath enatemplatad by the goversment measure. eats in the dried pan is as great se I. the best sans if in a The 111s1ap; ef LONDOft sweat his dread that the wheat, ate, er ne barley, T and:2IZOTID Fore t ti od at the . firm q A a ru d e priathdoomse sissittsd, would WI to • fa rt her news's . Ter, nutria° . • T h us . is bi ding "a?" an to thorn OE Sta sad he had bard hare expressed tat are confirmed ; sad we our IGOR mew so sung mon no- m his this swan would bi very hr boo relieving the country ther trial, domesticated in Great Britain. n oi et th :dwe uhu . ll Ponh iv tir tiPtitsu em. , But b th u e h elnes ull . -gap t a t imisto ws iii iirent arni this ho labrz ev a: d present witwai im e poad th mint the ff the eaTosighebmon, end w val e u d e a rbht- wereatey ~Oa usetseitbe advothsge of the ansatiesion breath of chemical inquiry WWI wi th questions o f a logo birosUll et diem Wows so pobt dating the Suaday, the and higher had. s essasselel __ of. Loads! sishi g not_loag an rs g maln er cider; withal boiliFloold witew liar • The d of Tee New Bammurrce Acr.-It has been fro. sat, Oss meow wasowidist Iva Althosett it might sot quesuy stated that th e new me w w4 „,,,, law ...... m . I of the wit Itself say issaiss of Mbar over what wee at meant cis th e n t h o f ()da b s? ; b ut r h o wom b a i m us au " ibp - m ., . i I', and Elood,.(it,eligh=" ll ,,,,, A he ..„e decrease) yet Y et it ,,,`"L e avid after the Ilth," sad will la mongoose nomacteine OM , " 1 ''. W.... """ '" ." ''''''''''''''''' "“'"' day. The sass have net yet bean proinalmesiL . . - , i ewe t b * ace selleal er =f emme " The feaa g Fins IN EDINBURGH .- Just as we to prow 'We e w is, Otis country bad ly manifested against it sorter: wath imove few ia put , hash, ni thmedese this savairi ssise s ,... g y i hi sts "sieseurecharwa r ietica.re ; l a ir d n ,gande tha.. b t los tim ang ez raing tensi to ; w e t il hisoo o gr ar: s i porm li stm e tion in: a laa .barairen- th er e e . taken a* the sad F la " le ge m the lull d aaldissaksi ruins. Wks cm" MECHANICAL LEECH . - The Journal in Mak tat tell when the govenuust mould simg whoa the step was J ' Ir e ; th ud= wis ia th i lde y in wa te rri tion direedsn of preasie l - tad sot bsliszo o tb ere at deter" , tr! them important scioadhamtifierywe world. It nse i lia' , mot to &n odul es- le leech invented by M. Alexander, a civil engineer l ' 'ltei h i' old. ithia ari• wal r gre .;. ;° , "alcsaN tki._ R ui bt4U lt e6hareg !t thaaadtwidthia lL :aimisika _ malasit maahvidalbeillamibe ... s .a hlgicli. "- L i ll ad l opt ee:fted ia rf° : ra ll til th hrad° • hurilegfralsrialedismfferks.;, have g emis pr? A o n ed thistk nit eelf o s s i:l l W y th b : what lean" w i s tatee..._%_'n'"' - gr e :g e kil ee s i T e l - g‘. immeam economy of lie we, bat, what le better, the &- the onhilla not ma aufwaerwi rd ° T s the ',wraps, ;, et a cited adrasisso. whisk it has ova the aataesi locili, aka oil it ? vent ssiewastsessi• bad • i fled. somplad with the wee generally adopted on the ete. so scarce, always repugnant to Ste patient, and otanetimee de on jestk showed that the repalatime were not the- dulifierells- , fraud moldy eadetweed. 11117 e:s e •e d tees metieseities, in forward. MINDING THI POP:IL-A magaifiaent dinner his I. ri Ches , a site s yl s: w eisarer of thoorfeathirtekiand,thrzsatayboastreanoto take y s_nots iot preh that en it - eonespo been giv n en des to t ll ef ag e su nnws ,. the gp wer eas etan or -wh „ ip thi , a t t una Vienna. of iree Th ,, e . • I , I been was Masted by • Smith to issmass Monday labour ; for, on as being seated mat to the &rasa patriarch, a man h, east , inter- the existrary, the regulation wadi bond Is diminish employ- '•-•, ' slivery board sad heir." la ouch one a moat aneenaly Estill. mut on the Sabbath : to east whisk ablest, *dad, it was juxtaposition of the seetals., This Hamm, we read, was 1 "Nat intended. vabeaseatly applauded by the small white hands of the line w saw Several gentlemen sossperhig the depatales urged that lathe* of Fiona'. Innocent thiuge I Did they reflect upon 1 a rld iwa the , the n th urre believ ass ea ltkol rei y i t t e: r ht ne vo reise it oontrary than egast adash lt s w u o n t y , fian their w sister- ho, it wo b m:, be soorg a l , b w y u th r e etl o l rd y e bo rs rn of of th w s omen bult. e field labour. sad fed at woman's bread ? At Kosberg, according 1 . R io t! thausi The M ukt arquis that d in C smaa LANß y yean lCAß pad DlL he th i l d Treenue. b.ed : te u eletw ai. :3l. o.l.d as Englishman, i seca diminish the Sunday labour in the Post-ofila. He had of Bern and others, " ordered the lady of the house, who bad 1 I 1 rape to labour la the Pat-otters, sad be thought that the content. • bulk ed ma datej e a t h W ts iddini prey, SOp in Septt he ll iscaps -this cad re- neither the wish am the intention to increase the Sunday istrturtrardithemw draggedi th b co are u fo rty b , y tle ite be .ro d b ogg orn ed as . iir An si d oui ► teit... alte w i le I man- plated measure would be very fan from haling such an effect. But the atrocity was not, at Ito full. ' Her basbaad, . oi the Bo Wad with his right hon- friend at the , bed of the go. .by this outrage, blew out Ids brains with a pistol I" Wives seeing mamma that the wbiie did not rightly understaad gib 'of Vienna, another round of applause-another flourish e 4 , , tiaf, lo honour of the !aaa.menstor ef OCellifillell Tierra ' corropontate, ~ . ask house , su boosne hiSrt e , acq uud uarta with ' it:ret i r :alit ' al"' berm they e as for The Bishop of London, the Lord Mayor, and Mr. Muter- " down 1 0 Ws "ill was *mad with sal "71 1 7 0 , a i J" blood and fire, and pestilence, a every posed man, again urged their objection to the 'measure. It was ligo ost sMfd ooydate-vlio item-with rather do knee wonbip to the spots quits poisiblie, they said, that the seams might have an _ I fight. shot contrary to that intended . The interest of the am- a • Oath" ice bi- menial men of tendon would indeed render It a matter of a H.aynatt,- Pot A• . "ur iron, su i l3 o w i tr om hite bre hr as r t than te a at • public feeding toluate the stan • , 0 ' , r.. „........- ....!..........•••••111•111.m.11•11,1111MINE. . 4.1111111 isto every Missal desire at the ether provinces, is se fez as that was cesipatalale with the entire an lemony at **kindest,. Ng, wield buys epostaseoesly sired oesaidarahle seedissa Sri the Wadi. of the wt.*, This peopisAgilly &Moiled to their dynasty NCR frelltiest, pregil•Ok es woe Ilea ale Geese t a str=t=tt ti le"rnett AaetrL . ,Ipirsi it lowans, easslittodeseiNkstlisett • v )'_ atigest, sahallitene tin all-power ihl 4 is wish to ' on this waj of =Stot a .71= tad wt t, Wadi lave less the saitiimml with tt the holgeraties of the • Ambits te astierti Thi•nhatiritimis at Match have aselies — rit7 Intents a bath. • and that. was what the vitnimettele linty tad tike 114610014' S i ceold sane asks tip their mints to esseede. W saver kr as fastest eseiouly thirj thopieskesa al Fe ritheaL AIL the, at dm sets of Mama was deceit, vain ,jugglery. at then be any one tee doubts this, let him look wad him, at the. anditationel, has Aside (1), Asse Saida te the Adriatie, from Vorarlberg to the Wrens heaths et Transylvania, cese desolate led:d arbitra, dealintsing, lavish ablates et all rights. Nowlin* bill he see ens the semblistos of say porta- Ito for the security et per or of goods. The absolu ti sm of lffithesia was a eonstitutioad sad lawful slate compered with the prompt mode at carrying es the genesseat. that readers even Rus sian supremety deniable. Everywhere tenets marn tial and sosffolds, in every town heti/yin sad en tracking, on ever, hill cannot planted. All this, too, tot in districts when there wee excitement, but tympani, without catteptkm, even when public trasquillity bed war been &Wiped for oat semen. en the esm, _where blood and smart had bees willingly sitd he the suppression of revolt. Show me in the wide extent of the Austrian states one point, sot larger that, the republic of San Marino, whin only one of the March acquititine still lingoes, sot in man sr =emirbeta i r c l e . ; and thee I will iniplicitiy be the of Schwarsenberg. As matters now stand, saly a s blind diked fool, and be lieve it the reslisation of a constitution positively liberal. Oast a glass at Visas, one glance, and aU doubt respeetiag the anissprovability of the testes wilt Tashi. New did the petty Indium and the edielelhni et Jacks in odios &aria more el all around ; Lover was true Marti iall tine zeneseted more fiagrently sad bitterly than now. The prospect of a COUVOIIatIOn of the diet oat may .shay those who no loupe remember the bold strokes el rude power at Kaman A teal re presentatiem of the people is a horror in the eyes of the privileged easter. A diet of nominees they have to °Violist to, to vote taxes sod brew of need state loons. but as soon as it attempts the settlement d liberal hadomestal righb, it will be diverged with the Upset and its meabors be followed - with but sod cry writs. That is the civic legal state of the free, great, united Austria! Koseetk toe a long time. could not believe in sash a monstrous. seamless. suicidal faithlessnees. Hie speeches was, until the head= at the Croats and Seeviana always conotliatory, and never wild he believe that in their blindness or they would go so far u to advise the Maria to wage war against the King of Whet the Banat at the Drat itoreeted his weal*, sad as the secret support gives labia C eP arla r t lical. and other weak* materials, boom same and more notorious, it was priacipally Komedni as that determined Batthyany to repair maw the ease to Isspeock, that he might hear the liessech's will from his own litre. The sesuateea of Ferdinand were aline* afiskettee. for he neognised the lawful sphere of adios in which the Hungarian ministry moved, and be condemned the nand of the Baa, while Latour coallated without interrup tics to seat etas= sad men to Croatia. When the letter wee gentisted la the chambers as this subject he esensfully and shomelestly dada it, till fans extracted from his printed oorrespoudeses eased him to fall a saarilles at length to popular justice. The meestrours treselsey et Amnia was SWer firmed by the invasion et the Cavities hordes the lads:ship of the traitor 'ethane. H leirdansd herself that the weak-minded F bed smak down to be a ponies itenaresed it the Yeti of an unterupalous reactionary party I that the sionisay, without any p i per bead, was abet- Wraento the khans sway of vile oast and bloodthirsty satraps. When every gee sow considered the breach as irremediable, It was Kossuth, who came forward in the Hungarian peliamest with the proposal to snake some open and him trial at kingiag about a reconciliation, and that heuld be worthy of constitutional nations. lie moved the sending of a deputation to the Vienna chambers for arranging a brotherly understacd.ng with the representatives of the German hereditary dates, in Geier that the peoples threatened with, bloody intertwine war seeing the notorious irreflec. tion and perfidy of the executive, might extend to each other the hand with mutual Oonfidonce, so as to set a term to the infernal machinations of a reck less °manilla by the force of the popular will. lime the reaction sew itself more serieudy menaced than ever by thin step, which would inhUi bly have vitalised the acquisitions of March. Heaven and earth were secretly set in motion to prevent the r=on at the Mangum' deputation, and they sue e ,by mesas of the hank Czech party usage their leader , Sieger and his compeers, for the Sets ?minis, by their nehrions representations, drew off the shortesightsd impotent majority of the Viennese Chambers so far from the right mode of viewing its nal advantage and vocation, that the deluded assem bly rejected this favourable opportunity of saviag the mearehy,et acquiring legitimists influence, audgeriag the last blow to the Machiavelian intrigues of tee reactionary party by the gigantic strength of publicity, by the coostltational unity of the poris will. The sabsepest diegrastal fete of the Keen ikr parliament was a viened punishment for its foolish behaviour. The Hssistas deputation, toosviased of the lamprey of the Austrian npressa shook the done hem their feet sad withdrew h iai s i elistaa, for they disdained to incases the con tides already theme at its height by say grad demoa statism of the people, or say stormy petition, though Asa to them. Kossuth himself was deeply afflicted pt the failure of this constitutional attempt at eseonciliatica, which would have prevented the himosibable hornet, that have since been enacted. The plundering hordes pared themselves over the 'eastern part of Hurgery and continued to anima the capital. The civil war had effectively broken out, and the parliament occupied itself alone now with the means of resistants and the defence of the isaan try. Again did Kossuth mount the rostrum to pro pose a new and last attempt at reconciliation, by despatobitg a deputation to the Palatine in Olen, that shoal sae to him, as a prises of the reigaing house, as viceroy of the kingdom, representative of the king and lawful arbiter betweet the government and nation, the command of the troops rent against the mutinous Ban e that they should empower him to effect an arrangement, sup ted as he was by this armed force and by virtue of his hereditary official dignity, but that in case of need he should drive out the rebel with force of arms. 1 The motion passed unanimously, and one hour later the speaker of this deputation reported the result of their minion to the heisting Assembly in the ro tated Aileen. He stated that the Archduke readily sous tad the minim confided to him, that on the morrow by break of day he would place himself at thelisadoftheHungariantropeorooldnegisettomeone of owning to an undentandmig with the Banus,would not lea,* a hand's breadth et Hungarian ground ,to the invaders, and to his last drop of blood would combat for the righta and welfare of the country ; that the Palatinet then added " Should any one desert and betray Hungary, I shall never desert it." The joy was not to be described, no one doubted the happy bone of this wise measure, and in effect an opportu nity wee thus presented to , the Palatine of re-awaket lag the sympathies of the nations that had grown cold and torpid by his hitherto unaccountable passive conduct. Supported by it, Stephst of Austria might become the eaviour of the monarchy, the good genius of Hungary. • 1 hero for constitutional liberty. He disgrace/ally decelyed the confidence reposed in him by a , noble - After staying two , days lger in •