The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-13 00:00:00

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' r o 4' . . . : , . : , t t /* I11211 !* Vt li r• l7) '!"nistl'lrr . • f •s• +, • l. .. ..s •:. 0: • No. 977. j .. : . .... . •- ... , -.. ... : LOM?ON, • • SATURDAY • EVEN .1 '"OOTIVE13; 13, 1849. . .. •*______=_- t iff - 1 4 4 " 9 + t TRESS oCcAirefiny Cgou.... ban smother aptaime thigh' iri allowed wow Cl .his ISSilipien•ite the lama el amayase• to Mar- . . .• . i.imia • glieseauenos ter raceme et i•u,, Ws hvitismale imatematiess As. ter the Indication seam, wide odd, # sprees, is tersiabed to *tea " , • .. 17-1 7 7 is tee s ow IPOtal owl rte sir asrlihr of Br T! its Ns. srt Prieddel Ira Mart me , the biting • amass ef rester maim thas usual ill 4011•11- gulfs ley die %seek • reeenipeeer. to order 0 ... v.... ............. •......... ......... Nemstemsam me ilkostkoi of ro Abby Mg Crogy. 01 M. do ...i.e ß 11 " 111 1 ••••••• 1 hilt to - tome *NB Atm OW hie mkt& woad mos ~ . filii •dl lbw WOO - UMW • ' This raveraiag, abase " last is $ Pk* lassessmety Ono of di p+ malt them area th e fa am emplate reestablisb- eft ' oz. - . um " • . . moms • Wf o / 0 4 11 10 10 0 AM Co So NAM ow. she smat MOM d salivoil: 1 . mob pend e g. blame ie wee leap ta virtue Cl uss mead tie papal goventiMat. • te,semee • aka& the pelfeedel MrimalßLOlrtftw,ll.P. lOr 1.11 . 04114 Digt,!. . tarearesdes that dr• radiation in queadoa bed any • ptit (Ida via eitobliehmsat d Baste Ilpia „..., —' ''" "*" ....„..-7. =1 .1. 1 1 1 1 4Lielstit 0 ale* by •Me gill itt tototeo•Bote I 11.1 7= 1 . 1 t, • *sue sliming eldahred. It mew remains ler me to is to dui rompliss, edasaties, sad • ~ OM l'ift I. ; m e m " ismon le a Is e ; the iihild el his Gam , ot. lootwot•att &ribs the Estero et the treaty whisk M. dr Bus- hive Russia they lad a eado " --5• - • •• - •-•""" amuse • Saustt • • edditaild Boo•Potwoo us arrow eammustue woe tee valved t* Ald______,_b•O!lP•L anima A ,_• • •••b sk _ •",,„_ I. to be mauled by. 31111111110 • iff ie lo s = a lbey Ore silt reknit& by ' am " * " -, ,at • maw . .. sTsChte • SAW . bier*" wk.. a w e s , se ta um. Lod I_,AL -...«.....--- SA •air MAP • MAO assiarrsiLlU..../tifr II 0 100 Dams mes a . W••••••• awl wy vision. - las Irrineytrat Or 11011.11 elms s - r. wimaa dm opyisteraity Sisl ' 4 - l ab s 1 1 % ib, Ikm dew" • potion •lesmsee beelle•-• •• •• •• 1 01 1. • Ouratay, ea a tailed ;maw, is to be pima tato Lb. ample &se Il e annemasse Si a smelt dewy is- earaw moor sod s a tr. dwellidianealwittewsi B" "111°1°-- " * •• •• move. ‘b ree=r" : hoods eff ads doolsokolo. who an 01 how ell ih• dams sell an d le ester the wads et*. hosPital • •""•••••••---- ' 1 " . " • „ o w = :, a.....,1 dm wilb4 W e P. Omar Iles,„-„... so e • s r ,. D i . asp tok figa. .••• • 0 lan • ' - • atbßolloos elks aosassft. •loold.Dlst it was to gat awe el . liissewerdoroo to Awry that s =l * ''' - e • Wireeta -- reeoe --;" .. s 2. 3. 424.22i 31L05i rr e West • a tau de_ mamba fra a Www• as ere art: Ss • • : die Ode natant et the sew arraniessent that M. d• bowers: secagepea IN as, bp tits ottilot 1 0 l o" sal 861 " M A . "to sro •- o - ri gam deed. Tway* faeleow a. - .. SO • o , r tersisea, BR, .„ • limiter bed Maeda Die powers M. Radowits is Ws becomes as immedide seam et vary to 68 = .... _ .. .. 0 , Tir.... ..... 1 " 611 ; .... arm . • ass.lll • The:- m•e••••• was as 14 / 1 1181.71=141•8*R- "• • V ' s•• • w- .... '.. *** • to Potokst pesbably to speak to • the kin ••• ha caltpsaime. Whether thollmilides of awrisr swam ..........,—.......... 1•10 8 Ts WET 'a , ka•by,•• - 71•••mr, s rri alt W. 04!•.. Wt.. IS 0 0 aria tee ............... • r e dd est nada the r• Mass Rommel* Were WOK' than ' .. ars. It WWIO. YR .. 33 •• L lioiroo t W • eceieg es 750.4.11 y big about • phew avs --- LIL vow. ii. 4. ctec ••• ....... - . the keen elm be nerd . The erenen i t er .... - . rs : : 3. 11". P. riateer * _, _ -. 1 6 1: -. -i •: A 18,•!•11•11-mr Brills "1 9V11 14 ._....____ Ikild ri ce % rft•ch, Pie4""°° ' `llll albs kreiss r"5" SPAIN. Lk tle WOW WI III•1I Wm. IL Wake a I • • Siam IL Maw ad 'Lamm" 11 , 11 &••••• Mane ANIM. MilMiliii 'jams, is. melted s most irightlel clamour maga I a the Weadslowtl PO = r5"1515=" ii 5 5 5.5 .4..."-- ...... ..- 5 bad b•• ba w d . a" tb"bilig" will Mis r *" the Mail i ng., who , Pradall by the ff en"*"• ' &9°-. A 1 • &speak Mail Madrid, dated the the penmen= sad alb, , . 1 L. ......, ....... -:....... • ere es. a r Tha i mit i ohm a. i i 6 `• • M N * who" ens have •••••=I"A as MAN Imo' vies liberal inedtatioes and universal .., , ___ ~._ moan of the spinjah tor si t s% - •.... ; • rendeeedUt Arad had heed saki -leissitasedd = .41 m id esseepaed is euerMg their sue r„,„..,:a7,:z) . 7,;4, - . • - : had beta mallet. A. e g g • • IL : • . es ;the dawaid et meassms pewee, sad , . SIIOUTAID Arise we aim care , awe... 111 • 0 IL D. *hers% Zoo lid = . the sae of thdr ems clam tit the .4. : ire arAkirg oOw a Bir. 4. W sew ft • • 1%.•••••LIBI. .2 • jai. Asearytkiamis i Et at d ' AMERICA. esTli_ _ ,sweicy I No, awe , a aeleasteel, 411.55.•"5"5".. foes' 1. : : ad = 5"1955 •* • ' . Itßitlit• " ..* - • • * L . • • Ea. wiork. as 010 1 1 0 00 ••.1 • , ita sii ell, moillellet • via CAL cro .. 0• • sic w Nome. . • . --.4.. •4 ;• 4 Nu , ~ mittive elsosse, with • latch et ' • .'"'• '• ' dm sedety a tbe mitre r 5155 004 E V 1 .*: .? Ile : R ferlr "s" - 5 1 - ' 0 Q.M. " •••11•11 lb° 4144111 8 belt him ear r asere-irehenti t th... up to us. hospital gatee . m .• • • "M y " °F THE HIBERNIA- or stook wawa= 0.1. Oink, NW. — MI le • ' OWN& Ile O. WM. ••• 1 • 1 9 0 . 4.11t ; color - • i ss i t , eillier, mania& to mane their quondam encamps (mos ova COLLINIOONDOWL) Or ia Ow stamina= lir. Orono* sad oesi e _ CLC3,...... . e. • resitiou het thiy l b .y on the spat that • pay Web& TassoselL) mare ifelkisaal oOm C. utak log. l l 2O 1 1 2 5 2 5 P. La l 1 • q ui na . 7. O. i tliatuat, Tam • mums limplima, .I. T. Wpm ow ..:,-. .. • hero hays hem in a state Cl swim sapasa, await- awa , sad ebe foundling assay eesee to the LIVIRPOOL, Ocr. 13. ups Ils• M • • Asa i.,_ Oat , be deleko;i4 ". 5 5 1550w 5"55 7 ..... 1-e -• Is* ilk*2b2 alumuse _s_.•-•— •1 ---:. "15 EII -..w.b.. P155514551551516 1.. 02 1" ..-..1 11115" .1,.. . III" 114 . Room RoPsalio " • similar " 01 , Yin Wish and North American Royal Mail steam Nolo wles ••••11 11 Ws Wet lisiotho to 11 0 Liget L L met. SM. • • M. Milmmiim .'""......''''... i..:..m . . . ...6i... ' ' '...11"..... . " "mist belts Vololoo at as reel, and to re - . ship Hamra's, which left Now York on the 29th ult., for l ' " "w ets ss i t t s c l ot i" kimamma IS 5 " awes Tru ' d • •• •• •• •Cl 01 " 111 Z ob a ll.°l4lllll° ,,___l "n""'4 ,,, .i., " w 7 " 4:7' psis taco 7 tires As Ha hospital is a complete woe telographed off Poiat Lyaa this amain. at 10 ie. m is s y e we A w l wi 3 up • 0 1.C. R..........„-n- - - a rm = MO u••••••• .... 4..... NM aa/ a ssspee ws i „ s ki e d w ill, ~a , ida aa, sa d da eoc k.d s y„ e k . ism. ,m • • Lasi T arisr .........-. • • step The Asa ai OM 0 L a histaslo).. 111 • • • = ....... j 2 2 244 Cl ibe llegal "lags II" " Pm' bl 600 ' fob"' wow% the merit l• 00 "•••" (4 " o' l 7 - 11 r advice' are tbre• days later than those received I_•*•• •••• 100 0 11 Bub" ."8: - .:. LI . ° • 5 'fi"""7 -- 5 8 m".,..2“.,_• 41 a=" lo ,_, _, ~_l ll° 1/ 11 .,,,,,,u... k1"b" th v,„ A „.. gbilk-". k .. 110600 L 8011 b• attempts at aegotistion kayo I. by ,he imps. news was Um Mr. WOWS sag matron ma.— .—..._... to •• u. ter . ten . • • "gam". ..' """• ••____-- ---- "•.-' made, but the lafluiated ammoos declare that the sor tem, oe arriving is the Money ia caloolatad a ,__...____ wen w. ............„...., it • • oteutjus•••••AN. • • annolagobil Mr lie -swim Crating an see Willat• •-1 A _ I g h t t a t h e l ist s tsp o f t h e i r bk ssi, six thieseeder. . =T ra u b "•••• 'll " t * -P I Z • L i " :: : : s a u rg•-t=at : : iii --- oWliti acted is die gnostic. of extraditios. .It :1 1 :1 1 L ea W n ' '' ' -` "• " •• • -- --- Tint La mnx Alt iOl 1 e4JOe . e . . , • ts 4 ' • • • • • .• • • e I a. • :0401.it!,itt .. - . [THREEPENCE.. A WOMAN .AND CHILD THE HUSBAND. aboat 7, a jebbiag gardener, masa g j ai 1, Cerpeater's-helidisp, Clapham-roof, poliseelailas la Lerkheil-leas, assemp•- _ of shout soma sr eight years wife b a femme hadosad, lad, sagerimarleat ea &My, sat Sikh, ,key tam " Ewe% the key,' allies's, go sad mos whet v - 6 / I =dema mei deepesehed, sad catered the eledeetagesalyameg *cm the reed. team, sad • Mild Maas • year sad their Wood, their timid, out hum ear oboe* 40 yews ems, sad se heed 4.Pridised's pass Sod, sad ors - wok. aseeopsaiel the sun te this stalks ma is soirsiered his es carat. Vie vaceeiag the prise was loon& up Polies Oeert. sad, co the seldom ef ADC esonoded till likesday. 131tICIDNITIAL liOCLITT.-1114 sixth he.comileis sod Idiots of this misty y, wider the petssie et B. Elygia- Tildes,* sod the posidemy of J. Yes= seosideehe the sirsteenbed balsa misty weeks in he etinedese, only ehe Distrordi oeloh—ths show a very eiMo. Thew sas. Ikawwirt, a felling of Se MS to be • the tits Os their oelphissoiel the Usirr en " as t muesoseek lish is • se tM Whaled sib Galosh spff fee ell the oath thee window, se whiny. We did set elms of very steikiec_neeit, tbsesh a = decidedly saddid Is to Ism* psi. , Ow* snow solinim. pis OP to demi& oil* see the Yoh TM osseous. sod o esopie of hand _ lash ettneled ses mewls. Of wer• oely stews to the groutd.— Wor. — *milt LAND Boas- iQi - i, - ii.= Tau Luozom AND - la IL P. Olys. WI IJwteL I. • • Left Cbodes W* 10 MI • Tbe Zed et im • The •1011010111•1•• eele• lO • 0 Ilkseello._ 1 Gawp Ileb. in 1 0 ••• • • leit i Iraq.. eige.ll4 • 10 • • 7. esel W weel. n 1 II J. M. TA. lO • 11. S. Delltlef, 10 • • Ow A. Groin. OR. 111 • 0 Loft A. C. tepteer .- 10 • I lbw& Ikea. PO. ad Ew `. MARK IE4. —... !I) 0 • Sew. 1 1 1. . x Macro.. Thl in J. es Marls / Worm. J. IP. L. • Will•• • • 104 C. 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Num lhaskpataiCla AM hp the Itsealapp. Yr. aux, at Oa Ant ill. 4. 111. Mistla* p 1... Traablier.o.**. . MECHI3 TABLE cvnisti kr (..y .„ 02 f awl p a Its adminifsi avallifina analiball el* ilkii:*sibs ra Is at t. umlauting*** Mar Mars km Osrekta. 1!***81 1 Mal* k *sat* p1a55e. 4 11 4.00, 82 1aa.411 lia. t rm. Aim Mir at. per . Asa, I. I - Mar li.. Tails sasaa. *last 44, pen •• 4. wee rt Mart plead pea* is. Ilil•ii walumws re esesard eel *es * Bs Ispeasr 4411 faarsaail mils IN Mg pole Iwo r W ier Solo sus • soltotog shoors. gado Sao pormoso his missro MS iquallod. rt . THATIL - -IMRAORDINARY SHOW.— T., Iwo* assartmant 4 VIA TRAYS siM WANE*, our *riot Is we ea SALE s , WILLIAM a. Stllllollll. 14 Oalsr&etrert (Kerr d tairmowsiml), mg N.. I, limmardalla. Oughst hhaPt NOT NNW Togo, p sot al We* aam .o to Sio boo dro. tem leo to 4 piss 00.. , .1 shass. Pt et. bra IL Y. Ashalatasa sadlsmaraisV *wren poster sish• art O *am mg off Ma masa* la *as style se art. at ale* • quad* at *dr Ist OW. lief= 414 , 117' Mr at arab* Ilaina awl Salbla galla* ids ad boos la** owls Wm.—WILLIAM S. swatai pop mime Ma lees .--V,4044**0i la wolloos•os. HMS P- .11.1 S : E'(i CAN)/ LES, 7d. s poesd.— PALIIIP3I 11TI1IT CAMEO, all statkail " Pelthae" elver, ee cloth's *Mks ... ...... ............ M. per di Cea. M . ..ise, I w rks Illesnwt.e. 3 , r 4 winks IA MM. Alm the lairsit &net of Lair IS 60 Idat OIL emithlis the then t'e (r yea ea eat riusphrre Si oil). neon b. Ithe. thilt; thillei Pairs* tkeisktee, In e sled sett, 4s. U. pm P. - - M WILIAAM S. ItIIKIVNII awe Ittppon end Bert),se, Oziord.strest (sow et Rome .41400, sad No. 1, Newmasessk.,--latebillisd b Wells. Mw l ath. lel, 11 P. AUiI F U L T k STK. ROWLANDS DUO. I'o, er MARL DEKITRICS. a vita powder, the& =ed at *atheism end loth othberel Weethooth et the Oriental . It re...ethereal Now km the MI% rev:a: lath 1••• EMI , peboim nil poosiges Mb Mood. Illi mot =rsi peert-nk• sridleidskind Om Mutant Ira Is be scum te be Its NM* NONNI awn as WM obi • •••••/ Minn end s easses bappidion Oa be bdi pi b an rA lko. sn Ikrei reothrred kla their MGM ilkle li. N. per IlirW 4 rim T ember the palette hen thClemeeleeltheethowe lead the proprietors' new me NA. POWLIND sad 1014, V, thin lipletes."-00 ea al Wisp. Ail. to dined ea Gob Is Ob. mil C ur ia= ow workmen. GERMANY. RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA RELATING TO AN INTERIM CENTRAL POWER. . As &impure-4 in ear ye terday's improssien we kola by a t legraphie despatch from our Berlin earreim .nd.ms, that the Mee y relative to the central poem. eicred at Viessaws the 30th ult., was ratified at Be rlin on 'he ttkn init. The treaty oorremps nda in all sainstial paints to the drafs submit et by Prunes. The betas of the agree ment is that the ventral power shall be exercised by three prawn; o e chneen by Austria, one by Plwease and • third sorniaat. d by those two, in some amp whivh details have not writhed a'. Tbilbblen ever, is rie ly a mem sit nal centril goveranieditielith is to last till May sex ,b fore which time, 1% is that a defleitivebood emd system of federal'. w treed upon. The ex votive z.essmil of the state', with kid" see ded to the Inane of the three kings NW to a vote w. the question of ratificatios at the lith Toi re wets sine votes foe iantiedias• ratificesim. thsve screinst; the delegates of Biro oral Him- the °quid Doehv of limes Ham ra It, sad the inn inAian Stater., declaring that they mow wait 'ore mitts inatractioss. The ex. entive eusneil resolved—ander protest on the part o' r and Saxney—to ism orders for an larnedi rse electon tr the Diet. Ministers are en- Peed is the pr. par On of an electoral law. Oar Geneve:lce:A wr.tee se follows : OCT. 10. The Tea/ he'w en Aosoria itd Prowl' concerning the lepl.co n r to of ti e central power of Fracik'ort by a Lmiur appointed Ey Prussia, on the part and is the name of all the sesta* velica have signed the tree y f Mat 26 ant by Asst• is slow, has, as yea ki...w, le,. e r clod. d end waned at Vienna by the Coutt Beit .t .rr, in the nese of Pea is. Count B. its c rf. on ► gab. p. Ceelared to the eati'net riVi.naa th.t be •xe eti.4 1.,a isorraotiose, and that in sower geese? the reikiesurn of the king was a more than old Lary tourer. No 'Titoism, there is every resew to reir, ea ehut As: re Mention will take place. Ile 'Fem./one-Roth met yesterday to take this subject 1. t co rt er.ti n. Several members voted I span., the ra Swamp. I have Oast you this news recite y it the mtairi•diplcsate furs is which I rem Ivo P. I ►ave now a mar words to add. C two B. r .t rf w. tt to Vienna with etert•in I. to *clip.' Ir. is the Pereira goverrnsent. which ." Pr.' . c O'* t ra'SPlOftWßfah. H. had, :„,7 fie , wAtrvigiuLs .1 lawt s." 1•01110. alleseme Win I Liiii= dcal that th e Sheik-el-Islam Ind approval of sadlest of the Porto is resisting the ilisitiods of Boob. Ho said, that according to the Mann of thallossa. it was forbidden to refuse Imspliality r tiara who were in distress, or to with draw yeaseden hen them who were m is ak t= 8.. their eseselea. The heed of the Amish says that the British anebeeredor has acted in thiespirit, sod that esearqualy his enact deserve' the approve' dewy tree Msesehnes. The Sheihal-Llama also Waked the repronenth five a %sea Vistoris for the friendly aid end insert which he has given to th e salten's ministen. Sir litralced Camases unflinching probity hes al ways bees • Iliad of proverb easaget the Take, and the melees way is whisk he less acted is the meat questies west nay he is chiding the Porte to ro la* the demands of the ear. No ambassador has artaiely over seespied se high a position in the opines of the people of this osaatry es Sir Stratford Caning, eves that opposed abash polities yield to him thee merit. It is to Bathed that the Porte looks for aid in its present ratios, and the Turkish ministers do so with that entire coatldena which hie been ionised by the eonduot of .our ropmesatative at Coaataati ample. After an that has ban mutate and said upon the subject, it would be sow trite to °barn that it is the interest of Oreat Britain to apart the Ottoman empire ia any mica emergeseys It le to be hoped the British papa will show that they ars osseimeed of this nab, not simply by wordy sympathy, as in the osse ot the poor Husersrsame, pr bat la r the !gamma of het nty one. _y spina the alatillable radon of Remise V Kopek sad Trpob rembaagaa Mows as the meet friendly terms. There is betimes them • sonstest cashes. of austesiee,sait they haneetrid is enema the's:tugboat the whole of the prams Is is to be hoped that the goverment. of TV's is. ead Ueda welt eel is the Naas Gait, and mar in giving their joist support to the Ottoman Mosey ash. ass to be vary saran The at unpin. is mese in paper. The era as geld is per ant., ad es aver t and Se p er ant. the ears of she sanity of reedy mosey is the qusatity which is seat to the Takla army in the prialpslines. The.. are sone English vessels hen at present unable to get eats. Osee was chartered yesterday for a port in the UMW Kingdom, at lis. N. the verb. Leaks eon. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—Our correspondent writes : SOPS,. Oar. 2. According to a homely old proverb, "every deg hes his day ;" and never hea the truth of the adege been more folly examplided then is the preseht return to power of the ealseiastical authorities, whose chief pride and glory to cocain in ex actly reversing, whenever such a process is possible, the regulations of the late government. By order of the commission foe the restoration of private as well as chorale property, whether empteetered for the use of the republic or purloined by marauders during** muted= of the war, all the bell-metal abstracted bes movents and churches for the purpose of cretin Noe nen, which has not bees hitherto no appropriated., to is be motored to thews abbot., reels set, heads of religious costs, in the due tion in which they contributed it on the of the republican authorities. But sr some of en said motel was or:averted into sacrilegious twelve and eighteen-pounders, to the great grief of the monks (although Das Pikes hostimely observed at the time, that se loog se the re'eetory bell remained they had no right to complain) the full quantity cannot of mares be sow forthcoming in the deeps of bells, ei her broken or whole: to remedy this deficienee, the pious French prefect of police, Le Rouxeau, together with the other members of the commission, has gives ceders that mown shall be doled out to each monk. priest, or ecclesiastical claimant of whatever denomination, until the entire wsigt.t of metal be attained for which the party an exhibit a rec. ipt. Without staying to comment on the 'epode me protestation which are ospiny the ,list, sod hich Dosed strangely out of Vace in the Mahal a F. each soldier, i.e moot help regretting lore of pesos, religion, and their desire to beat "the sword and spear into and pruning hooks," should have M'na u been by each an enormous eh. dding of heauklesed, and that this pretended ahhorrence of vicious& should not be backed by "the weightier matters of the law, judgment, mercy, and faith." Another proclamation enjoins a more stria disarm big than has hitherto taken place, and warns the in babitonts of Rome that after 24 boars' delay, domi ciliary vie tir will be made, and the &mourn of weep me of any sort will be punished with all the rigour of marital law. The pretext adduced foe this 1 measure is the danger of memenation which awns Preach *tidier.- le,sire lately incurred (perhaps alluding to the fray 1 me:Aimed a few days ago), but the real motive is gripe° ed to originate with the triumvirate of cardinals Lull the minister Revell', as a priparatory step to the arrival of hie holism. With respect to this .reet rnd important event, a thousand resolve are current ; but ti en are some letters in town whi. h throw a peculiar light upon it 1 and in one, from a prelate of high rank, of which I have been favoured orb a cope, ihor• is the following expres-ion :—., " Our return is by so means so far off as you inertias —prepare vouraelver, therefor*, to come out and meet the Huly Father in peal...int ado, ban footed, with halters round your no kr and with ashes on per heeds, chant ng Peeefesi Dimas, oniserere mei r 1, The place is be•ng purged insane bile of those indi.. 1 videal. eh, are not compristd in the anrsty, and whose presence might prove especially obnoxious 0 the rata nick magastes of the church and parrisar• of Anetrn-Zie• pelttan p. hey. Twenty-four ex• di p rtier embarked yesterdey as Civita Vecchia on boa. d he Fro sch g teerim. DI a imam Tartars. and three hut, rred • 1 x• -, seriegit wh m, how. eel, lam in. turned bit to fVI, IV one of clewai 1,, sai• eta frig --- - • . Bad *erre sigma mad beaten oat, PAW hive the healed redoubt. t i t sig liv isTr a al is Ii i eateries menacing attired, showing , amartrarde and approtehea with misease gensiaties of tiler, seethe* vessels, &e., re serv=aismbres god broometteke for the lest dee pest* . It is to be hoped that matters millimt le i= g to far. Great scandal is created, assirldle, ey tine iaordinsite gee the lsolies make of Iheir Wires, loading the whole race of French, priests, .oaks. and saes. with the most op probrious sad degrading epithets. The besiegers, coodstieg chiefly of gendarmes. have reduced hostili ties to a strict bleated% wkiht a special courier ha. been despatched to Partial to it form his holiness of the state of the camptign, sod to receive hie 'untrue thrall's to the mode of carrying eat:coercive measures. Dr. Millirsgen, whom I moutiossed in my 1.4 as having been sent away from Albite*, will, it appear., 'meet with more soarterms treat, at at R me. The French mama at Albaao has already written a le'ter full of the warmest expeassioss of gratitude for the doctor's easeessfal agertioas in organising a hoepit.l and preserving the lives of many of his soldier ; sod M. de Co coa% to whose red taco. Dr. M‘lliag. n has been egroestly Noma *deo by the British con. sal, monism to do his utmost in Li. behalf. With respect to Dr. Aohilli, I can merely inform you just sow that be is well and is good spins. Mr. Freeborn had ea interview with him an Sunday morn. , ing, and I have reason to conclude that the result of 1 the conveteation will he favourable to the prisoner's MOM NAPLES,—Tte vapours of moieties at Naples were fousded on the arrival at Ihresilles of several exiles. It seems that the wish wed phyaleien. Loma ; airei, masinieter of finance: C t n , twtir eX•ll2 ; lliNter g nietwtstr 1 Qom, IMMO', 0. 9-Ma• tie. D-1... . 5 San Bias. I and the arolutect, Giordano, are all Imbibed. FRANCE. PARIS, FarDAT, 530 p.n. The chief prat of yesterday'. o.ttiog in the Legis lative Amiably was occupied with the debate on the meths of Moon. Dams, Benoit, and other sossthemi if the Left, to annul Arts. 114, 116, sod 111 of the penal cede relating to cor.- IWoo k whether of misters or workmen, and le Our the parties interested to be pr body boo to goo in the matter as to) *seed. The olooftbe to which the prei.:ors: hid been ae nt toe ezeniiitheii had thought teat • MOM would be boprobott, end bad, in cone qur- ce, adopted a middle cones—it had effected certain oi..d :Orations in the Paid adios, calculmed to place mar era end workmen on tame of equality. Eventually the bit pre/wired by the committee was read a first time. The only other bust esseof the eitting was the presentation by M. Darn of the sit on the bill to syhorise the piyment of the dowry of the Dowses of Orleans. To report de clares that the committee were unanimous io con sidering the dowry to be an incontestable debt of the state, and in crasequence they recommended the Assembly to adopt the measure. The ministry propose that the national gaud of Lyons should remaia dissolved until further nutier. Such is the object of a project of law that was dis cussed in the Legislative Assembly to-day, and which received the sanction of its vote. The p oceedinos of the court at Versailles were coAlned to the plesdilo on both sines which were continuing when the last despatch left. Litters front our coreepoudent at Room, dated the 4th inst., annoanos the wi hdrawal from circulition of reduced republican notes to the amount of 2,692,000 scud', and the substitution t f a similar amore , t or pope) notes to be extinguished by annual instalments of 300,000 scut& *moth Par Amount PAIZI. Oor. 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I 1.137,4119 %MUM el 00. sad ewes Minas Is breeds beeke..—..... ................ 1,173,011 II 1,177.1119 0 Soetiewilat WS beWyeer -......-- 14;4;4 49 145,194 49 Dine te Wes& Weis- ....---- 111,0411 0 WOW 0 geoids .----....-.--... 1,219,1115 43 447,97) 92 - ---.--- - • 737,013,973 76064,41 1 7 *AIM cots art %pa , 9114,179117 0 97 904,71 2 , 313 1 14,6 ta brim* 197,907 9113 0 1116,66.,162 0 116,663 70 4111,136 66 46,9111,46 IS 447/4067 IA le. do. ta, Wreak bolo 76,416,637 0 77,44.0'3 0 t e a , „1k Wass ... . . 11,6`0,0 1 0 3 7,62,1 1 . 0 AdTllalaitull to mai 183.135 et I n •11.s.••••••••••11 . :0,439,1419 10 90,69J,916 10 Ad•otrt-•nn •Akove •um, ti Ixr.:.ettvate.ir I, '-i ,403 9 1,7' PRINCE RADZIVIL Prince Radeivil, the Russian en at Oise%lds' moos, 'ionised a oommiesion in the r One& sb wit 1826, in the Oradea Hussars, thea isisisret St Wareaw. Two yeen afterwards, Why Isla 'm ewed t• the reek of lieutenant, atisidsglises sae night, be met in the principal drama er Warsaw a yusteg married woman, Madame N., who was re terung home leaning on her husband's arm. Prices Bedtdvil was accompanied by a Mead, Eosin C. Snook by the. beauty of Madame N., he, with tie usistesse of hie companion, ender veered le carry but off by main force, when tM paid ea duty, attracted by the souffle, camcu si sa awls the two oaken into custody. The Grand Ceismatine, who, despite his violent and d ebaiserer, is nevertheless animated by a strut owe of jostle, bed the two yeses membreesha his a meet-'ear ial, which deprived Was et *sir weak es Agra, and ordered them to be drafted as pintas h too cavalry regiments. The manna was canie4 oat as regards the assign ; an express order from Its Peteraleig f.om the Emperor commuted the .enforce of Prince Eadeivil into Gee mimeo imprisonment in the fo, tries of M.dhy, in oossidetratioa of revelations ales by him with regard to his brother officers. At the breaking out of the revolution of 1831, Prince Region's regiment aceompinied the grand duke I. the tetreat which the vinosity of the Polish provisional government stowed him to make from the Polish territory. The grand duke rebus' to much again* Warsaw with the troops that were pres.ta la that retreat, a stop whisk lad to an open tov tare between him sad Oesesst Dielitseh. solicited mese _asitseiregillegmate "to be allowed to tight ',skid Ids rebates' eseepairtate." Hie n gums was He wilempristed aide -earopl to tam eral i g a lltd gleserthe sior imnammal of a divi,l 711 4W-416eitr i the o a f the =8 of r ormolus arm i spitny. All=luse l of the campaign the repent appointed him his aide. ds-comp. lerbortly of erwards, said to the scandal of toe whole wort, he mode • marriage for him whisk was a. the rime the talk of all Russia, and his wile rec. ived in dower the forme which the eloperor had wirtient d from his uncle, Prime Michel, sem&l mender-in ohkf of the Polish army at Orochow, who red pti.vided ;or his education, and given him assay mark. f his liberality. Hear forth Recision was @tiled the Bleck Officer, • title bestowed upon officers IN ad) to do all , mission. The lartaso of gadded is more thee ten millions. . BAV A RIA.—M us ten, Ocr. 7.—After along wadi dee rbe Ch miter of De, utii a held a sitting again on ihi Bh. The task of riecharging the duties of an emberestior at the court of Benin hes bran provision , ally oefiited to the Baron von Riederer, formerly more ary ot legation at S uttgart. The beginning of the th, übrr festival fir thus year took place as usual with the distribution of tfses, with noes and other op rte. A greater number of strangers was present than we ever,oblerved before, and it is attributed to the railway, wheh has not been long opened between this city and Nuremberg. The royal family and the court app ared in the meadow whi re the festival was held, and both the King and Queen were moat warmly greeted by the thou sands who had there areembled. Bavaria has re e ived hum Seitz•thud the arms and warlike stores ish eh it claimed. So likewise Baden. It appears the French governmoat used its best influence to in duce Vie S Its federal soused so accede to the de d4 of &Naha and Bedso, they baying first set the example of d hvering up to the respective eta mint. wrist esateriel the fugitive insurgents had twilight into Prase*. The Baden Minister of War her new o manta to deliver op to Bavaria such ot her subject+ as are prisoners, wt h the exeeption of three woo gravely implicated. Oseeral Pireteshaer God Closers! Dumbest , are to be tried by must-mar 'irl for tt.dr conduct dories the Palatinate laser to.ti,ou. LOLA Mown. &pH= Mustoutt.--Mrn Hosld,. wile he Naito,Awe. parsed ihrelmit 31usaillse • few data ago bens h ate ens husband. They_ blended to recredle Sol by es. ; tot Is orcite to it id 04 quaristi.4. we ooys Les limmilles bem to indents is **S blob 44. a. t ey trek tbe nOiree*yerlbel 'my to P-ep attune Tea Ateffuse * Comic" , 4 Notzwisi, nag 941 , 402, Limo, is** isui.• raft at ems ihmou bago.e erg .4 rum, the landowners oil lobbies hated of the pariah, resolved hit esters lu east s simmer as would vodka Is blew adapted Is solids*. inmate cf the eerier. Wise, and, et the ono got, proem tßwda'itgteishlatfeatureswitkban onniti h le be oil Oftb latched by these yenta in .eArdost ondooklelit_ I Grail mature. To • fLet this laudable tarpon, the edgboteil of the imp •Yetatrat opened a ralneription, to white they* sr trthutrd lib rah; in aid of an advance fens the ifike ; :.n.i tbs edifice, atter a- dargoieg a com plete remora • tint, was se-opened for pub % nenhip in • lad I. Ti. bee been rooted to the ae iebstantl.l 1.4 nt teat :ter. Tao wastrel& 8 son tower I'M beret, strenatheatd, wirboat loterfaring in the soali est d..0.e with the apparent* of the original a.- Nary. Tbe aisles, which 'Mee had lama costes pi.r-nr ous with the oft:foal building, or had bees added at we tiro log g petted alter, bad been canoed im a aahatqusat sad a• •U v y ancient repairing err rebuilding. They see now ez, rd. d, and rebuilt is a style haryeastising with the ty th• strut are T • fate ror littiagis era emodtagly eop.. , pf Coe, al bout being ostentatiose. The seats (too or.. a) tree commode a and well arranged, es as to make the wet of the area 'whittle. sad do sittings kw 100 per Mrs addition to thus. who weld be actiontotodierd pre +4 ',sit,. Two vary Argent windows in the math Moe sir , preeented by be Rae. Lie. Putiosow, of Beet Roo.o. ale. and Thomas Wait', Bri., of Loath. In &oh g the r.towat one, melted lead is o nelemrabis neastity, and pot. It to s u fl octet t..nsd at 111 sent th pike. oats indlowtoot •ha 'tie • o y of the starch had bees reboil* eft see than tou . = td •Init it had been et soma remota period destroyed by fir . Lincoln Mercury. • PUI RID VAAISOV. .Loot wear Mr. Dixon. of the Red Li u. Belsky -us-Tbstort, was eutrartaintd to disoer by • f b.a .uppaters, sad amosg the diabee was a haunch o sent a. The meat was en " high" that ft was rnt tr. ti sauteed ; bat on the following day a por no, was hob' up for the family dieser, sad Mime Ore ly tf r Fares+ g of it Mr. aloe its two broltrrs. .-se • wits lke e', eke sad brie, wer• wiled with aid et. t• • ..0 o• done died in the r are: of a few itr,u. a.— er or; firstesesting tack e . at Sb. 41501 in Grantham -en Meaday tight ; Bem. /MLitt.* ht the chair. The ndes ler the menegement of the society's affairs were rattled, and an immediately to be forwarded to Mr. Tidd Peek, the barrister sposiated by goverament to inspect the joist stook sociedee, and to certify that they are in ty with law. The oaken who Mae pprorovddenelly el=ere •Plowed b 7 thee l the sad were Mooted for the year. Within lees than a week up lb. Welt 01 We inn meeting, 70 shares were taken ; sad there as be little doubt that the society will be eaten steely sought is • means lanatment by the iadm trims dams, who, becoming pledged to certain weekly mann% will, by teeeteasisieg to meet th ose payments, be paha drilled into those qualities of predates sad MNhos gh t which an emissary to every samemhd einienar. Tenjam, semperaaded of utter additi ons and isaMgally,lialeift. leskileg at the aim of others to beads themselves and their slap as fatal to its own mead ends, tried to eater tke measly ant of existence ere It was well bore, sad tempted to temdemehm faith to it by potation to the Monster of those emseareed in the forma. tioa, seemingly width's it to be harmed that they were net trustworthy. Toryism will be elegfined to les= that com mon sense sad bushier principle so for prevail ameapt its *wit adherents as to enable airy to me through sad despise in evil asebbteey, for nearly on-third of the shams taken up to nook, sighs were taken by pampas who an politi cally wry. The rules of the law so lety an la many te epee% superior to those of the baildiag moiety, and that society bee worked to the sathdissisa ef all opmerned in it. —Stensibrd CommusioN Bunian ET THE LORD LIESTIMANT or .Yustisouts.—lo the Yorkshire humm regiment of West a ding ye marry cavalry, Matthew Whmlen Wilson, MAO* be captain. THE WEATHER AND HARVEST IN THE NORM.— The honest weather of 1849 will weak sanept the mat Meowed MOMS of We less twisty view. There hes only bees ahem taureisirde of ea lei of rein desists the lest el: weeks, and the crop hes bees eseuree, emu la the meet beekward Marian', is the fleost maditiou. Lea week tke frost wee keen darlag the IMAM, reashieg he eight degrees below the ironing poiva,sa Thunder eight and greet norther wise mode to seems -the pesati mop —it is feared I. mum batmen peemetarely. Owing to the dryease of the sea they use lifted as es apples, waft.% raw,* be RI lOW.. 4.4 Molar where pitted. The dry and eold weather has earMinly tendedie shook the dismee, bat it has appeared to as Meat Meta mum give satiety se to their keeping over whiter or standing • voyage. There ma be so great lose, how ever, in any event , as they bring readily from Mt. to 7a. per boll. seaman* to quality, at he potato dour tailla—Porth k shire Courier. MONEY MARKET. FnIDLT EVINDIC, The English funds have remained uniforml steady aud the value of Consols have not varied from the opening pries of 921 to I, at which they also closed, both for money and account. For the 14th November they were quoted at 921 to 1. The Three per Cents. Redacted were done at 901 and 91 ex din. The Three per Cents., 1728, were negotiated at 901 ; the New Three-and-Quarter per Cents. marked 921 and 1; the Three per Cents., 1761, were done at 901. Exchequer Bills continue their upward tendency, and reamed 415., 424., and 46e. premium. Long Anouites, 30 years, 1869, were done at 8 3-18. India Bonds, under 1,0001., at 795. premium. In the foreign house, the limited business that was done was chiefly in Portugu.se, wLich continue firm; and in fipanist and Mexican, both of which securities were done at a slight decline. The actual prices of the day are— Danish Five per Coats., at 99; Ecpsdor at 31. Grenada, deferred, at 31 and 3. Mexican (ex January ainpon), at 281 and # for account; dit o, small, at 281. Peruvian Four per Cents, 1849, at 63/ ex div.; ditto, deferred, at 191 and 1. Portuguese Five per Cents., converted, at 30 and 1 for account; Ditto Four per Ceuta, at 301 for moray, and 301 and 31 for account; ditto, small, at 311. Bunion at 107. Spanish Five per Cents., at 181, 1, 1. and 18. Ve nezuela, at 221. Belgian Four-and-a-Halt per C 4111.. at 87. batch Four per Cuts., ceitiecites, at 821 and 1 ex div. The half-yearly dividends on the following stocks were due on the 10th, and ate payable at the Bank of England to-morrow, or any subsequent day be tween the hours of nine and three, viz.: the Three per Cent. Deduced, the Theee-azda . quarter per Cent. Annuitier ' Long Annuities, Annuities ending 18 59 , sod Bank Steck. The divirend on the Thies per Cent. Booth Bea Old Amnia/swim also due and pays- Me at the Oath Sea Howse. The temittnt on gold yesterday at Paris was 16 per mile, which at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for stance , d gold gives as tzehaus• e f 26.521; end the exchange at Paris on Leedom at eked Deice 26.471, it follows that gold is 0.19 per cent. dearer - 1n Paris than in London. By advice. to-day from Hamburg, the price of gold in 4381 per mark, which at the Ei.glish mint p ice of 31 17.. 101 d. p r (mace fur itendard gold, givee an exchange of 13 111 ; and the exchange a: Hamburg on London al abort being 13.12, it follows that gold is 0.17 p r cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. H+a here g advice. of the 9tie into that very little busioese was doing in sugars, and the few a des con tinued in fevour of buyers. The supplies trite Hol land and Bel t inns continued regular. The official re turn mere n to the end of the paean 1848-9 eh :we that 70 million pounds of b e n trope B oger wets pro. duce d Irani* he Zoilverein in that year. Tne coffee market continued attinated in canteqoebce of the late St CAM'S from Bras 1 and Java, and the sales du i ling the week reached 40,000 bags, of which 35,000 'wire Brazil, at 31 to 41, being advance. Ti e arrivele, with 6 000 begs from Java, amounted to 15,000 hags. Cot on was egain in teener, and eerie the wool. stork had been el. ared eill at full rate., moth it floating cargo'? would find a ready sale at improe4d prices. JIM* indigo mold at 3.8 ; it was tt.eueht lade more would be done in this article till the malt .f de London Nabs was known. 13,.iere. were held higher in 001111tqliet or of the rates laid in Holland. Bice and dye ate& had the nazi &mend o the season. The weather of bete bad been boisterous, wet, sad cold, which had prevented artivels 41 vele; prises miss quently were ce ll to tored. Tee mirket true doll for r;r ern wive' to vllt be bough. te , .stun Mork- 94w 'lt very 'ow . to E p sits. M. in y nueteasse t God was at 43°1. Bile on Liedun were monis demand, sad abort readily paid # b # better : the rates were, 13.101 for three meths, and 13.12 for short. Amsterdam 18 to 20 seats baptise, at 3860 for two months. sad 36.80 fee short. Oa Paris sto L i better, at 187 far thine maths, and 1861ofor Vienna wan lower, and to be • bad at 168. Oa Petsrabargi at three months, a large sem in dee amp= had been done at 8313-18. The various peblieeseerhise, both stooks and ahem, eon threed to sonnet the late advanos. The latest meal/ prices given were the Mewing, viz. :—Spsaish Three per Cleat. Interior Debt, 26f. Hamburg Thresealed a-Half pee Oasts. 86. Danish Three per Cante..ll2l ; Ditto, nee pee Gents., 981. Rowse Ikea per Deets. (English), 104; Ditto, Fiat Series. 9/0 Ditto, Third and Fear* Swiss, 931; Ditto, Four peel:lents. (Stleglits), 841. Swedish Fear per Cast. Hypothe cated Loan et 1848. 991- Maw& Ywr pee Coats., 1848, 991. Hamburg sad in Railway, 77 ; Alteaa and Kiel Railway, 98#1 Metkissiberg Railway, 361. With referents to the &Issas whisk lai prevailed of late in the esatimestel markets Sir eslosial wager, the fact is pretty well irkelilished that this hes been eanerd by tie Isiteeme baths sow erases," efiestoot gpeoraidt sefinthatoesaaptition wipe Wit vary great wetenkeratheedeterrel the selleamof = .1 7r Itemearrjlagenlasir eraithemisla *air Apar. Tweetejtist has abet* es gepeltbs attaithe of the Prunus Romanies'; and a nrieffkig of the respective sugar refiners fit earmied he the 13th Ina at Berlin, to confer with the govern sante& the 'shiest. It is very properly swiveled West the protest duty on colonial sugar s►eaid be Named one dollar, and that on beet-root saw should be ashamed one dollar per sentatir, which would be • more equitable adjustment of duty than that which at present obtains within the Zollverein. Under the existing duties, the oatmEal saps refiners are completely beaten out of the market, and cannot continue to work their refineries without inclining certain lass, so that the Premien government has at length seen the necessity of taking the matter tato consideration. We propose spin to notice this interesting sabjeet The bid pretested to the French Assembly by the Minister of Finance fixes the stamp duty on bilk of exchange, promissory notes, and other negotiable paper values, at 6 cents for those of 100 frame or under; at 10 oents for from 100 f. to 200 f.; at 160. for fro m 200 f. to 300 f. ;at 25c. for from 3001. to 6001.; at 600. for from 600 f. to 1,00014 and at 600. for all bills of I,ooof. and armed& The s amp duty Om every share certificate is 314 at 1 per cent. on the nominal capital. Any contravention of this law (if passed) will be punished by a forfeiture of six per cent. on the amount of the bill or share. This measure also pro poses to render it compulsory to draw up all policies of insurance, as also any subsequent agreement or &aeration, on paper of the taxed size, under pewit* of a fi ne of 60f., which wall be imputed upon the is ease, who, it is also provided, shall have no means ',redress from the hunted. We very recently alluded to the projected plan of ewes tramhig a r ilway from the city of Adelaide to the Port, Via desirableness end advantages of which epee see at, that two distinct companies had bees ihemM, the one in this country, the other in Adelaide, to carry out that ob ect, and we expressed oar fears that the undertaking might be paralysed, we perhaps altogether fall to the ground, by the opposition engendered by two rival interests, in their endeavours to accomplish the sane object. According to the last act entre re lesived from Adelaide, it is gratifying to learn that whatever difficulties might at first I ave been sup posed to exist in reference to the proposed junction ef the London Company with the oummitt • of the Adelaide Railway Compary—these difficulties, by mutual and prudent concessions, were likely to be speedily and satisfactorily removed. The age Me of the farmer company had arrived in Adelaide, and a come pmdmice had been opened between the two parties, teem. er wham ems No tally «nswinsoil nf its Loins. *MP mutual interest to unite, that all that then remelted to be dose was the adjustment of the preliminaries, Wash the next aooount fr. m thence will no doubt be* us. If one-fifth of the capital, say about 50,0001., is to be absolutely reserved tor the colonists to subscribe, and they are to base a share in the ma noisemut, as is reasonable should be the case, nothing more is to be desired, and this we understand will be cenesded In tte Adelaide Railway C =party upward. of 4,000 61. shares have to en allute d, and the el , posits upon them paid up; but these could eesily be cancelled or converted into 201. shares of the London Company. An application, we uncle' rand, will be made to the Legislative Council for anthill its , to take such pre limuiary steps as may be required with a view to active operations as soon as the wit ter has ' closed, and it is to be hoped that the joint efforts of both parties wile be dire ted towards hastening for ward what is generally believed will be for the common good. It is not only a deeirab'e acquisition to the oommercial fecilities of the place; but under economical and judicious management, it holds out every prospect of becoming a profitable ucdertakiog for the shareholders, as well as a lasting benefit both to the city and to the port of Adelaide. BANK 01 INGLABID.AOOOI:II=Week 'Deng Oct. 6,180 Nola amen ........../re tEi,3le i a eno.waurn nibs.... amino* Bake 11= MOTT assmasio IIiPZISY Mr ri play ••••0 4 . 6 % .10 3."438 Cam if Debt,.m.4 Um. Acidly 90(,'99 thber 4.yedia inewds, •••.••• 9 193 234 saillolbelns 1,073,479 Gold Oulu ___ VAIIIIN.T. SX,INB3IO Goveremeat Seeoritlee gado& Deed Weigbi Notes . as onui a nd rom e57,31C00 lauseihe Oct 11.110. M. MARSHALL add calmer. The Bank of England averages for t h e week ending the 6th moat., when compared with the returns for the week previous, give th following results : reredatioaii.es ..... SWUM* in 16,024,1125 Daemon 131,310 itessms DOOllll/0 0111111 9,104114 Immo 101,141 .fterameZ Odor dovarldis 11,875.4 1 0 OM sad SoMso 15,118,837 ilowsnil Was 1,071,479 Isongen OAS TULA MVO 6111 . bonen 6. 441 We o-winue our notice of The trade of Hamburg fr tm Wedueeday: -Tne total value of tie produes ex ported from Hamburg, during UP 3ears 1848 and 1647, is as folios', in barno ma ka: To the Sandwich Island,, Austral's. Cnina, the East Indies, and Cape of Gond Hope, 1,643,780 b.oon marks in 1848, sgylnst 1.649,52010 1847 ; to Afr,oi. 254,060 in 1848, egainat 853.370 in 1847; to the me Wet emot Arholks, 2,999,180 in 1848, again,s64 070 in 18471 to Bn-nna Ayres and Monb-vidro, 1.072,960 in 1848, against 1.078.100 in 1847 ; to the Bre t tils and Bari nem, 2,651,030 in 1848, ogaiBAL 3,736,91/0 in 1847 ; 10 Venegii,l6, 447,000 in 1848, spines 1 0 317,760 in 1847; to the Bei' ish and BwedBh peeemaiono is the W. at Indite, 160 in 1848, spit et 135,120 in 1847 ; to St. Tnnmas and Pod° Rico, 993,830 1 , 1848, agaimt 2,591,610 in 1847; to litt3ti, 280060 is 1848. 'ital. at 1,265,280 in 1847 ; Cuba. 2,888.8 30 in 1848, sg moat 4,431,180 in 1847; to the Gulf of M xic.. ard Belize, 4.722,400 in 1848. ogainet 711.760 in 1847; to th- Uni ed Stove", 3,181,710 in 1848, against 3,814,990 in 1847; to Itiitieh North Arutrits.292,3Bo in 1848, age not 771,150 in 1847; ex ported in the shape of ship. ' provisions, 437,160 in 1848, ardost 419,230, in 1847. The total export to tranaadautie port was thus:-21.647,68 0 haneo marks in 1848, against 26,030,020 in 1847. To Russia the .xpor a amounted to 1,316 210 baton masks in 1848, age.pat 1,469,840 in 1847 ; to Norw.y and Sweden, 1,479,610 in 1848, .ga not 2,335.070 in 1847; o Pru.s.ia, 1,179,840 is 1848 Dries 1,974,470 in 1847; ici ckletibara, 135.200 to 1848, omit 398.600 in 1847; to -mark sud the linchire end Nelso - atie, 260,360 in 1848. stains 413 400 , n 1847 ; Bremer, $70,610 in 1848. ega r n .4 1,756 280 in 1847: to (11'e burg nd Fast Yr oda d, 463 62 , 1 in 1848, 717,140 io 1847; to the N th..lll,de, 6143 730 In 1818 a• •• inet 2,891,860 1847; It I. ham 37 050 n 1 14, eg 44 678,87 0 • : !847; tv 0.. t 1 1 : 1 , I , 1 : 1 1 11 1 11 . 1 1 1 ' t f 11 1 d I 1 i i 1 , 1 ! t I i 11 t