The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-21 00:00:00

%- • Vbt *l3rprts No. 958.] ------ 12:VERPOOL and LONDON FIRE ad INS UNTIAPC2 COMPANY. A ii= l s . Cbielatte.tear irmadesillass , . l iar ima. Miatimionee ; Obi = 11" : 1 4 1111"s ta thaleiglisisLire = aupattsaa. lathatab Daaartaawst. ft lis ams wind lameiMa rawly at Ma Isdaatio• dralaradm Mama Vim pais INIM lib Compay aspire aa Ow Mak Md. saampollakasmiald SOHOloillb Mir llMPlallief Or spa WM waned al tomdamisla lasi as tolls the basis if Me NIPMNDAPaIst sea awn clita Ss assadty :11 thil Campon INfalb, OD MUM** sae dist rar . , .....b.r e 1 . r.......1. flosiMary, Leda SWINTON S TIO S OW I Ltsey se Ss Cingsay. eiglerlisr 11, ISM LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1849. [THREEPENCE. WORCESTER GREAT HOP, CHEESE, AND CATTLE PAIL ITALY. ROMAN STATES. Tee Genoa Aurae states horn Rome, 11th inst., that the Pontifical army is at present reduced to three regiment., of two battalioas each of infantry, and one regiment of cavalry of six eipaaroes. Foreign officers, whotever rank they held in the Pontifical army, are not to be re-admitted to the service, name they have resided three years in the state. Those officers who have received employ meets at the bands of Cardinal Ammo, and Generale Durand°, Zuceht, Fennel, and Pepe are also ex cluded. their right being, however, etibmitted to ex aminetios. The discipline of the French so/dien is excellent ; they sleep itt the open air without it mur mur. At the hour of their repots the barracks are besieged with poor, wit► whom the French willingly share their yahoos. The deputy of Insole, M. Fmlla, baa been arrested ; the reamer of his wrest is not known. Th. wow whisk IL Krauss has struck at the bank ' abeteheblem by 47 ort 48 thousand resorted shares ea the market, ia all probability add to the ithanatial dillealtimi of the t by making enemies of the'hitpsiw who possess the means Hof yellow*, those the lords of the money market. The proposal to iodate the military expen diture it a fair but probably debars Satan in his plan. Neither Hungary nee Italy are io charmed with the restoration of Austrian sway that the mili tary pee ore can be dispensed with in either land ; while Slava& and Croatia art in a mod dangerous state of fermentation. Then there is the new corps in the Vorarlberg. Who will trust the prospects held oat by M. Imam ender these oinametanoes The Psither Zsihirig, of the 13th, contains, as 11.010, a keg list of court-martial sentence' and executions. Matthias Gabel, master-miner in Bchemnitz, was abet he taking part in the rebellion. Peter Hors* for oonerabsent of aims, was contlemsed to three years' bard labour, and Joseph Dilleiob, bookbinder, foe keeping back money belonging to the state, to four scathe imprisonment. Acieordieg to the 04-dattseke Post the garrison of Comore ensiles of 23,000 men. They are furnished with 600 pines of artillery, of which eight batteries, of 8 pas seek, are field pieces, with corresponding carriegesmil teems; 60 ars heavy gum, without car , flags& is bare 1,400 artillery draft hones. They are chenille he of least cearer. For the siege of THE DECEASED CHARTIST PRISONERS. A public meeting wee held Wit night at the Hall of aor, City road, "to eonsider the oases of the death of Joseph Williams sad Ala:soda Sharpe, the prisoners le Tothill•flelds Prison ; also to adopt a memorial to the Geese prayiag for the release of all political prisoturn." The room wee well OW. Mr. W. Donn presided. Mr. 41.1111111110 n said that Sir Joshua Watley, M.P., Wald hare Men present had he sot been prevented by men aMitMsn. U. had accompanied Mr. Williams to the liens ieslist i said woe desirous that the memorial to the Queen sheen hee _he promoted until he and the other Mend imeshess had wen Sir Georg, Grey ea the subj et. The w this donned the eiresinsrances of the ins , of Williams sad Sharpe. and said that the pay. mast of the de. &week which had exempted the. from hard lam., had hew suspended oily through the apathy of those 'sessile& diarists, who throw up their bats at meetings. and shouted tar tka_altastae. (Hear, bear.) He bad no doubt the deaths of Williams and Sharpe had resulted from thek Jew diet—bread end water—than which nothing was more likely se eageoder cholera. What was to be thought of • surgeon who could order such • dint, at a time when the epi durals was ragtag in Lend. ? (Hear, bear.) Mr. T. Cruz= pointed out the injustice of subjecting ;Witt , cal priumen to the ease treatment as felons, and moved the following resolution : Tbat, when eircomstmom render the punishment of pH tical offend,. necessary, a broad distinction ought to be made is toeir treatment, from that of individuals convicted of crimes against ?emu end property; and seeing that in the cue of the political prisoners at present confined in the new House of Correction. Westminster sad several other gaols in the c ountry, each distinction has not been made, this meeting laid agisienthat lha severity el their treatment, and the term of incarceration which they have already en dured, has amply 'ensiled the requirements of law; and that this meeting emphatically declares itself in favour of the release of all persons who are at present suffering impri ailment in Ragland for political offences. (Hear, hear.) Mr. R. CtiOx secooded the resolution, and stated that the payment made for exempting the chartist prisoners from bard labour had coma entirely out of the pocket of one pa -1 tleman. (Hear, hear.) He called on the meeting to do essiething for the widows and families of the &amid pd mows. H. TIXDAL Weinman, Req., the barrister who attended the late inquests on the pan ot the friends of the deceased, supported the resolution in an eloquent speech, and it we. then put and unanimously agreed to. Mr. •Wl9lll-tah then moved the adoption of a memorial, detailing the circumstances attendant on the imprisonment and death of Shupe and Williams and imploring her Me. jut, to extend the royal mercy to the political offenders saw enduring incarceration, and remit the remainder of their sentences. _ . . _ _ Wirers 1. arporpor by • spiral rot of Mama rst. sop. sad rso loorraoloi rIS Word dr resits of ilk roma* be OW fire =Orr to polor.bobloro, owl onnor raw Ihollir mad roormilrflos Um on smllly arab to its mor wboriboll loorbor rib dr boys ail oor. y a m boorrios= rourroloilbas poriorra rood, or awary to tro wrod ; Or li onyroorno lail romorso boo owiroll r Marro lo Wm mord Mweiewe loydrghboblor r be ors by torn ars to ro porpostuk orb ft lbs wind Ng oro bibloo. Irish bro boo=4 111111 W i re OM MOM arrory for the use of rio rommoult. INSIIIOII. Mira Dtroolor. Book imam NAPLES.—The Vetere:no of Naples publishes tie =Lof his Reliant, addressed to the clergy in tlis es palace at Naples, menus to his impart. Jag his beeediction to that body : Oa the 2651 of November bet year, I'llsed wig aids, is esaspeay With the meet pleas el seversia• soil bit caper ewe, is a resit shish still peseerves the plies treaties el tie al:Wm that took place atthe netaist when hone Christ =des Cieletha, t hus destresies by his nest melees ike esatesee of ear Muria asailleastatlea ; as that day isnast baksaa. • RAILWAY 13HARES.—Wasaa WM. LAMOND ral Oa.. Oink ea lbws mistlessenh =...seas. dot amens le lIIIT sad BELL. by not. all id Iles lob sag forbeip. Railway lbws, ke.-16 Seri ruiE m PERFEtiI VUBSTITUTB br SILVER.— Tr PEAL MOM SUNNI, bilseirmi 11 run i rly . 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UMW slab et ow sot knilibi lentsaape y I s Ilitgel, the iriat hi tb• verK sad prielhows sill WWI to ea sod Wed 11.-14 Ozbrd.strest (est. met Ilspomoliestim=r. Is wI, Poroosabese. iii.memosso. pasted se tie essorsion irksissioyosisti sin bartered • Model We ono. r barred shady's, et emery wder. was Men oftemeiews of of the dowels Mpeelduas• which wire to be estomplidisd spa as; id Mt Mew that I should am* in west amen yea sod soda shod sip blaming epos yee. I therefore taro this bessdistion apse yea, and ospasMy apes oho pumpr ossialisra of the day, that you, my beloved alaildrea, may know dm dudes of your stades. Tao yoopis, who, more than over involved fa dark ness whidi is•beessing more dean trout day to day, require •NW to pid• then la elder to perosivo the wares laid for One awry blatant, and to no is you their guide ; be you is dad their guide by your tzsaple, your weir sod your eke rho. My beloved abildrea, study carefully tho donors an ima to your state is order to avoid theta; and you will Lora to study and avoid Item. if you attend to ell that is so .As. repsatssi to yowl in dm plum of your nolo tastiest *du ration. A blessing, *ea, spew your souls, width, 'rested otter die Whose or God, will be, I treat, the 'spy of the aria* arisisal, Jima Coda'. /Wand be year stadia, your payers, all your @otiose. With this Wisdom, them, I give yea the radical bosodietios, sad do you rewire it pro strate. IkKOANT TOILET ARTICLES, mob of idol- 1 1 mosiosom—aowiLum, UrrANAII OIL is kW* sad 7= p iss aal saslebba larasbust tomes. a of mdassiadd Mary la ha =gsad basellbisy dda sad simpisalaa; awl Ilawtsadd at Pad Dasslato. Islasalasbis lis issaiftbs mad pew isoadrs sdods as dr wadi sod gams. Ir . ,tiny. Omsk, u. ==o by •sridearsay st as is. idldi4dry of dm avalso sad messilay pesda. bars dor driebdi ilkses midi palled^ add Om Ora iiids* asyard. foloL Ilevars .1 *rim iseds. ems an lid arid dr WIN dastisa or ropily sal tad orismorme aosili.as, sad dohs orempoiatomoodos. 7M .is wain.(.a burs this ams .11kritradd* esi Oat of is adds as las swapper Ewa liatkedradlea. laaka, sal by re. sassiablimbsolde perlasisrs. FLEISCHMAN'S CHOLERA PROPHY LACTIC D10.11.—"1118 =Odes it so IM Mlt Pvlettade WWI MeMw sami IMo nd AM pumas ilmos. imi Mika, in H=T a ri Mal mg M mot am at arm briers de IM molt qmildos."—ifogifte. OM M WM. it la. N. and TTii~MI., W lloMm owl Cm, Mpoibmdtmat; Mil awry awl Oa, Farlaploratest, Irwin; art all cimmaids sod Woo mart %Imams la Neu sag sosatry. lONIAN ISLANDS. THE OUTBREAK IN CEPHALONIA. Tbo Es& amp:Unary Gamete of Corfn oontaiis the &Honig Aaaonai, September 6. Cephaloelote,—ls my to the grata recommend ing sit amnesty for the events likosishist 1848, I expressed the feelings with which my diet vide to your island tad in spired me,—my sense of the industry end eaterprise dis played them, and my hops that the sew era epos which we were entering would be marked, on both sides, by ear A- dises and peace. I visit you a mend time under very dif- West circumstance' In the midst of profound tranquillity, sad at a moment when the whole population ought to have hen employed in inuring that harvest, upon which its prosperity, and even its "listens, during the coming luster, lepends, an outbreak has occurred in the die. trim of Leo and Ocala, masked by "rinse of so atrocious a ad are, that, if I amid semis them to indices* the spirit of the pedantry is "enema, I mast d.ua them unworthy of the same a Chris:dna, or of mw. Bonnie the 28th sod 6* 31st of August, the boss.. of sena reeideat pee. piston were destroyed; monlors a the meet diabolical na mes" were committed. TM Osvalier Henze, a mar usi venally respected, wee bunt Ida for sennets, in his own house, while the whole p. iiis of Seas hard a. Ci tizens well brows to all of yen womanised aa 'optima, is order to enforce complianse with the mist laiquitoas demands ; sad, altkoogi the anal gangs, were reglad to the district' of Leo, &ha, and Vales, astompts wen de liberately made to edited the system of teeradma Ilmitightiett the bleed, them being Madly a family maw wpm its estates that wee sot smiled that its ten we so= a witile the wildest reports were eiredated of Wined upon Argostoli itself. Toe ant informstion of these ammo reselted Cork on Thursday, Asps& "a am. Al ve elen am . I wow to his ii= a dhe I, !ladle* . claimed martial. law in tin At tarn p.m , the lonia sailed with the Naps an beard who wad to any this proclamation lea amt. They noshed Argo& toll early *Ganda, the 3lit, prosooded to heels at .leas a.m., loaded at three p.m., neleted by the rains, who, due distifaiss sad Heirrwsssf try, had the salacity It. Ike anon her qty's WWI they were peorepion the Tali(' by ram p.m., sod WM *ow Fthedto tart upon it the ehmtlesmaat silk k boo a asserred. Anxious to me the manna radood apse gennimut promptly and sisal* ended ant, I hit Ciao as the _sight of the la or Omit, sad loaded in Awash ea the lad, at 9 cu. I fatal pea lit • state a tia. Sa andlement sad alarm. The rotas weft said is is ari iranslog Is largo numbers apse Ike dislikes of lon. dais, Lira% sad Osals, while a ososbiaed ZOOTOISInt of the etas* upon the town we abed of, Is whisk this seenateds asps were to take wt. The ships ha the lemboar we,. erowdel with the firm lea of posse All befiness was suspended, and the gusted Mme del. My But an was to socertsia to what eaten limo tyro- Want won weU loaded, sad I give yea ken the results alma by inquiries, which, in so grave a ease, I has telt ▪ lobe my ivy to make penman,, a. well as by tho ote »rreat tessissay of the military ditaaments, the primates, sad dispense. I belied that h Selo the member of rob bers sad ountlentrs—td I will sot he..., them with the gems of insurgents-1a arms amosated, at am dna, to bend. two and three hued's& They Wire Waded hem the arm by Theodor.. Via" aad the P O who regano bra Nod," justly mama " The Ma P .' boa amain is his deem to rhea the alas of weureaatry, sad to hyalite them lit a straggle whisk haye made Orpholenis dimart. kid it beast pante for It to bu asmadid with eases& Thant Is emple widens to prove that cant esolotha were mosiola with this monmeat—that M he boa may assaihs la pw paratioa—sed I. somatosansed by panne still refdsM amoopt yea, who haled that they seal gads the prism whoa they 'unaided and ht Nem. Is was probably is the hope of Elvis, a patios! Wearing to aim dal tho task oat their ines eating Om sheet period of Wirt preceded by a flag awl uresb—serwr as &tenni bolds. Alta, the osoopadon of IlselsOisin Cog, Thom sad the Print Nam tell bask apse lead ma sad Livens, when they eadedirosead lo lam these tillages to Isis them by Wreaths ea MIMI,. The Ant were resisted; the woad they bad. hop*, ass the power to 'ahem, the author of their felkeirsn halal: boss re dared from three ha , dud to leartons, with whom Them arrived • Pirgi oa Snag serer, ant. 2. Oa Sunday mans, it an r pertd la Asgemoll that the hagergeitte were nosing the somesteine with here mend of met, and had reached San Libmala, w liar way to Boa Caret an. A swag detashment momeod to Nagy the sea rest if San Omni* that night, aad was prsgMd bY ry o aP ta -a Middleton, one a my sida4s-seam, awl ern, tit , head id the past, who assaloina Taissaata, the; Vireo, Roden, sad 48 men, had arrived be their neigh bourhood as Sunday anernissa, wad imbed them so Mks pert iu sa &verb upon Argasta, bat that the OtintaMmi erfaho nota and Precede had retard to have anything to do with such projects, and had desired Vista to kayo Oa district, which he had promiami to Is mat thy. Is order to Sa himself that tide in was wrest, Captain l:2 ditto. pen, tided as loot to the soot when tho party was said to be swamped, and Italie moothiaa the they wee." actually, at 'skintight, be tln plata. Mt r &boat the Rusher stated, retersed M mat in essp t Wth• antra at m. on Howley, jest hall en ben M his to es= "bola bend. Having innewel Oho hasp to got at 4 11.111. and being natonalitad as to dm seas tikes bi Visa; in ti, flight from Venomello. lAsooloithe Allan of Tr. j.nals to be warned by ONO& Irnpiaj s.e his rat tura to Aegostoli. I ham to viva then tho dem of sae P 'nate, who we* kilted wale onsoadag my orders. by ▪ WI bed from a w Mow, ad alma a Ibsen who wore 6 eselsg vieh me near the astionos of the ober*. He thd almost at my feet nbe two air visa killed drew Uri: fete tips themselves, by matleg the anima a her Melestre beep lets their Meese, and bias apes Caphis Insley, while forcieg spa • dem It sow heady amide Mt this Whim* prig of mansion is is the Mash Weeds with ib he. thisis, sad ft hit meat emestial ist the [stoats of O•phahnia that ele end should be put, as epeeddy se peeeibk, to a Meniesmat whieh is sot u sher fee g am,anse ile memo Mas he t of ha I have Mimi, es Me pet of 1110 gessusneent, • reward et 1,000 adios der Thestleme These at pis Modem If *might Is deed or alive; and Ihe abed Miss who eemesands Ler Mrl'a femme he Mesas* a emehised ROlOll4lOl 10 be fir the popes of %Min them dews. Tour peel. lest mehllidhep ids set losimeg to exemainvoicate a priest whose wawa me steeped k the bleed of the Mamma fa. sally, sad, If trim alive, he shall eartaisly expiate his mime wraps wet where the beam .1 fear of his vied= are sow hinted, se two of his asemistee wall do this day, the demist 'Mime M their gaill Wist bees obtained. His Mew has sheerly base rased te the greeted, is the presses oldie while eit tiek Inhabitants of Seals, sad sae of tit* mew sheet to be lases is the Abate Iffeetashie Zapasdi, Neduo's follower sad peel, who ambled hies la eanyiag the moos , sadadmia=m aa salewful oaths. The peaceable sad to of Ceplislosis, wham lives and thi L slisi heiwe soaped • Eager which by no e ff orts of mrs amid lave greeted, will see, s phis m elba of lets, Mee W revetment ha dame is day with as Porgy basin the prity of the premise ;--aad them who mistook is firmer Imam for soakage', will perhaps, be lien me la More, when I tell thus that what Imy a ler Majesty's myressatatien, I most assuredly mass to perform. It the premise Wipes there shall be se seiseety spill tie has bees doss apse the MP whose mimes have dis armed the sorassimily te shish they bedew. I sail spa ell geed skimp le swistano Ph task. shell ups retie 110011 Esiumbie elms* Esse to nmeerial saes of hisesd, by the imprepties of IP we be, end lip this most added seem.To ell who are willies tee aid I . psetingss sad be this miamehie isseneedes, I pro ismies:smerien, eseenragemese, est esereed; spa It Is aNt. Mess gala to advert to the essallest dehitkhans by sissy isegediSelsts, ad to lbs exestiene WM= is ritrgr...r.. ea& beet is the pens et dui island has bees east bate the heribese of Assesteli, or weak. Their mew, therefor*, if they'll's/el waseesti Is @seeping fora few days, will be deo to the enliii. sass of their ambers, sad the nature of the miliff ht whisk they are esnrealt d ; bat all may aid is Ms settee to as end, by &Tug isfeemativa to her ellessA mad by wliblethag imistaace frees the rebels when demands he hod andoleehee the meat resist, if sseifel by has Those who &rubbed a of sag Wad Willer* or Ids timid will do well to resoliset that seartialaw is so lee gee a mere word. It is la MI fares at Scala, and the old- Jamul districts of Cocoas; Veit's, Racal, Leo, and Caleb.. It is la foree, thro•pout Orme* Icossimia, Telsoliso, Samos, sad Pirgi; and their Wieldier* will leers, if the slightest provocation be gives, the is powers with whish oaken are sow amid. It will be met plate to as to see those powers long, or largely, used, sad I bare ali• stained, cm that accosts, from proclaiming any district tkat ha sot been actually visited by the rebels. But whatever be seeessary to crush the Unarmed,* moat be done. The goveraniest feels that it ha a eacrel duty to perform towards those who have trusted it, and who are entitled to its aid, and is the exesetion of that duty I shall shrink from flotillas that I dad requisite for the complete re.establishateat of the authority of the law. 11. G. Wafts, Lord High Comminiener. Thursday, 1 p.m.—An engagement took place last night at half-past nine, p.m., with the whole band of rebels headed by Theodor° Vlore°, and the Print Nodaro, who attempted to pass the detachment com manded by Captain Coot., in two lires, firing a volley as they w. nt by. Vlseco's party was so closely pur sued, that nine prisoners were taken, amongst whom were Spiro Vlaeoo, his cousin, and Michaele Cacotroi, upon whom immediate justices will be done. FRANCE. PARIS, THITLIDAT, 6 30 P.M. The agitation for an immediate revision of the con stitution is admitted on all hands to have failed. Bat one of the consuls generates hes put forward the de sire, and every attempt at an appeal to the people his b'en pot down by the procureur-general de la re publique. The idea of a coupe Rat that would lead to a change in the powers of the state, has lain dor mant for a consiaerable time. There is no fear there fore that say ahaage will take platy A r swag Mao yet to come. All the Paris journals publish the news taken from the London Globs, that Austria had sent despatches ti Paris bearing in tenor that the cabinet of Vienna accepted the demands made by the president in his letter to M. Edgar Ney, and bad instructed its ambas sador at Naples to join with France in obtain ing of the Pope to accede to them. This news I have already informed you was en tirely devoid of foundation. Nor has the Austritn government, I believe, offered its mediation, as the Assembide Nationals to-day states that it has. The Nnoriteur of this morning contains several dearer& One is to convoke the council-general of the Lot-et-Osronne for the 24th September, to deliberate on various questions of gotten' interest to be submitted to it by the prefect; this extraordinary session is not to last longer than three days. Also, a decree (pre ceded by a report from M. Tracy, minister of marine. in explanation of its purport), granting, in anticipa tion of the approbation of the Legislative Assembly, credits to the amount of 778,000 fr., to meet ripener, incurred by the department of the marine ; likewise a decree to provide for the execution of the postal conven tion lately agreed to between France and Belgium ; and lastly, a decree nominating to the place of agregirs in mathematics eight candidates who had answered best at the late pu blic examination for professorships in that branch of science. A report which precedes the decree states that the number - et/ candidates had been eighteen. - The answer to the inquiries at the nifzisyy of public instruction this morning was, that hi. On Mons had passed an excellent night, and was much better. _ . The Princess Lieven has arrived in Pans. M. Jacinth* Moreno, aide-decamp of General Oribe, has just arrived in Paris. It is said he is charged with a private mission relative to the affairs of La Plats. He set out a few days after the departure of General Pacheco y Obde, envoy-extraordinary for the government of Haste Video, who arrived a few days since in Paris. The Countess of M s, the last of the ladies attached to the person of Mme. Elisabeth, has jest died of cholera in Paris, at t►e age of 84. The hap/eminent in the health of M. de Fallout which manifested itself on Tuesday was not of long duration. It was found necessary, we learn, to resort again to bleeding, and yesterday afternoon the Vats of NL do Falba' was so& as to give much eme.l nem. The Petrie of yesterday evening, however, says that it was not considered alarming. The Committee of the National Assembly of the eb;d4met yesterday. The discussion turned prin. on the 9rustioa of maintaining the duty on wises and spirits. It is said to be the opinion of several members of the committee that, considering the realty of money brosght to she treasury in ex cheer ter tiessery bonds, there will be no neesesity fee having immediate talcum to a lone. The Greek government, lays the Brenemest, has addressed a note to that of the French republe, re- Twain that no more pasepoets be given to political refugees who are die rocs of prom-drag to Greece. The iftesitair els Soir aansamoes u positive the liberation from service of the contingent of the army for 1842. M.besfave de Beaumont has, it is positively stated, been named ambassador to Vienna. PARIS, Sam 10. Tor ter• Ice Amount. 3 per 0nd5....... 54 73 1 30 70 34 70 3420 SI 45 I par 01401.. SIP 30 SS 40 Se GS 913 114 33 3 a". xivii;iW „ " ". " 45 per OM& . “ MO SO Pt 1 pee OM ILLISSISO ea Unita iSO arys, $I daye,"2i 370. Der„ 4 1450 3, IOU Do. 41 Borast—Parle sad Odom, YU; Farb and lloars.lllo U; Sawa sad Havre, 213 • Avl ipas rid Illandass. US —; Orasimpul sod 1151a,102 30; Oeatr . rilsrsce), 313 ; lirriarax. 40/ ; Mee& SU ; Paris rad Wastam 331 Uwe rol MO" MI 73; llisturess sad Tram 113 ; Maw ea lama 137 U. KAMP. SUPT. 15.--11kne per Cam. V 13-11 ant.; lbw Ple Costa. Five Onta, 111. Crams. 7. Beak of IN. radlesed, 16 ski on Ueda% 61. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—The following is the letter of our cor respondent: BERLIN, Bset. 18. M. von Cults, the representative of Prussia in the Verwaltaogs Rath, her, I heir, resigned his office. The ground of his retirement is not uncommon at Berlin. At an important mo ment he was left without instructions; and hav ing acted according to his own light, haa been disavowed, although his course of proceeding is said to have been in complete harmony with ho previous instructions. Another eireaustance of im portance in connection with the German question is the arrival of a note from Hanover, definitively declining to hive anything more to do with the league of tbe Three Kings. which most now therefore become the League of the Two Kings. Another of the March victories is gone, and perhaps one of those which was really most cherished by the people o —the right of chase—shooting sr hunting. Maiteuffel has laid bsfure the Chamber a bill which places such restrictions spun the ezercue of this right, that it becomes now, as is was of old. in the fore- March days, a mere privilege of the proprietary or noblesse. _ _ _ No one is allowed br the new project of law to sport who has not an anaemia estate of 300 acres. These Sr. days of disilleeisa with a vingeanoe ; and the poor fellows who OM rig d thentsetvte oat with guns, gaiters, and ogler spiting accessories oa the strength of the mar: errewpashaften listen to the in; genious and compassionate nude of compensation for the loss of their newly wet rixht. Etch 'parting squire is to pay a thaler for his limns., and this is to form a fend of indemnity for the Prussian citizens who are to lay by their guns and retire into the for mer unpriviltged Nolte. Perhaps in the whole course of re-action there has not been so foolish a blow dealt upon the inferior classes. It will turn the March sportsmen firs: into poachers and then into conspi rators. _ _ - ih;Prees;an troops in Schleswig, in consequence of the complicaions resulting from the passive resis tance of too employes, who follow the old Spanish fashion of "obakeer rat cumptir," are to be increased by a regiment.. Mancteurel announced yesterday in the First Chamber that the state of siege was removed from Posen. PO4ll is the last portion of the Prussian monarchy which has had the hoarier of remaining in an exc.-pineal state. The minister of the interior intimated at the saw time that he knew of a party which was still busily bent on undermining order and society, and that the government kept an atten tive eye on their promoting.. This is the cowmen burthen of all Mannteuters speeches. He ends always with doubling his fist at the phantom of revolution. The ministerial organ, Onutautionek Correa ruler's, declares that there is not one word of truth in the statement of the Frankfurkr Zeitung, that " Austria, Bavaria, Wortemberg, Saxony, and Hano ver have seat in an altinsition to the Prussian govern ment relative to the acknowledgment of the provi goat; cratral power, in which ultimatum Russia also has taken pint." There have circulated &trio, the last few days many reports about the liessia.: note affecting the German question. There is at no time deart h of rumour here : and in all probvbility the present is quite as ground less as most ; fur it is evidently sapenl2oua to spur such a willing hone as the Prussian government in an absolatist direction. The First Chamber met to-day. The debate on the revision of the coostituliA was renewed. The articles &Maio .g the bnrgherwe"r gave rise to some dismis sion. T. e SS: h article was the pivot on which the live'iest portion of the debate turned, which was finally passed in the shape adopted by the committee. ACBTRIA.—We have intelligence from Vienna to Sept. t 6 s The Messer Zeileing of that day contains a state ment of the financial plan of Krauss for applying a temporary remedy to the disorde- of his mini.terial department. Mi. reject has received the provisional sanction of the conned of ministers and the emperor, until a more complete scheme of fiscal organ!satioa can br hrought forward. The corner stone of the plan of M. Kreaps is to set up the fallen credit of the bank, and to repaste the counection of the state with that institution. He proposes to strengthen the (undo of the bank by giving out the reserved shares; that the metallic supplies may bear a m'we favourable propor tion to the note; in circulation, and com plete fAcility be afforded for changing the lat ter at the mine of the Wok. To cover the pecuniary requirements of the state. the finance minister recommends a speedy reduction of the mili tary expenditure. He requires that the war indent eines received by the ?ate should go to settling the account of the eovernment with the back, and pro poses the contraction of a loon, which is to be devoted to the liquidation of the same debt. The form of the loan is to be determined by a succeeding ordinanoe. For the c3nfitmation of the states's credit in general the Three and Five per Cent. Bonds, the notes s:cared upon Hungarian income, and other branches et! reve nue, are to be united in one rubrick, under the deno mination of " imperial titulary bills" (Reichischats scheinen). The rate of interest on thissiibills is not yet determined ; neither is the total amount fixed which their issue is not to exceed. Toe bank is to have the control of the issue of these bills. As se curity fur the payment of the same are assigned with reserve of the iistermiaations of the next ReiAstag, the railways belongiag to the state, the portion pos wised by the state in pewits railways, and the salt pits. A special commission will be charged with set tling the details concerning these treasury bills. INIF - 1111MMIPIVC4 AU lie I fertress 9l6l. 7=Kimika wen governor, the coat- mandant is now Asesrmann. Thally is director of Welssisan Moritz Koestolangy, Count Paul E-ter homy, Rakowsky„ and Janik lead the divisions. The government oceusionioner Ladislaus Ujhszy operates in the fortress, completely in the sense of the abdi cated Msgym government, and, in the present en- thasiestio spirit with which all are animated, it is idle to think of the surrender of the fortress union com plete amnesty is guaranteed, even to those officers who formerly nerved under the Mistrials government. All are prepared to answer the rejection of these terms with the most desperate defense. AUSTRIAN HUE AND CRY AFTER KOS'SUTH. That the fugitive chieftains and leaders of Hun gary have no mercy to expect, if they fall into Aus trian clutches, is evident from the writ now issued for catcning them if possible, with a description of their persons, to enable the police to recognise and identify them. The list contains 60 such writs, of which we give a few, by way of specimen : Ban, CHARLES, Imurgent-general, between 50 and 55 years of age, of middling stature, thin, has a rouad hoe a brownish ruddy complexion, a low forehead, greyish hair, grey eyebrows, sharp pointed hooked nose ' alcoed mouth, nand chic , and moustaches. Ho speaks Polish, French, and German, stoops a little in his gat, and is said to have a sear is his face, from a gnu-shot wound he received in Penh. KOSSUTH, LUDWIG, once a lawyer, journalist, minister of Samos, president of the Hungarisr. committee of dshnce, and at last governor-president of the Hungarian republic, 45 years old, born at Jass•Berengi in Hungary, of the catholic religion, married, above the middle height, tolera bly strong, thin, has an oval face, pale cempleakia, lofty open brow, chestnut hair, blue eyes, stron dark brown eyebrow', amb compressed nose, small haadsoae south, good set of teeth, round chic, black mustaches sad beard, speaks German, Hungarian, Latin, Slovak, some French and Italian. Especial signs or marks are: a natural com plexion, earls, the hair on the crows verging on baldness, a tolerably broad chest, rather flat than raised, a deli cate white hand, with loag tapering Augers. His demeanour calm; solemn, somewhat commanding and impcsing ; his walk generally upright, his voice agreeable, insinuatiag, and even when he speaks low, very distinctly and audibly. He imprimis ewe with the idea of his being an enthusiast—for enthusiasm dwells in his beautifully formed eye ; hie upward look, so peculiar Jolt's, gives additional force to this impres sion. The energy of his character is sot revealed by his outward appearance. He writes German neither orthogra phically cornet, per right in other respects. gooses, Tuaaasti, born Miss Hosatenyi, wife of Lud wig Kossuth, more than 30 years of age, of the catholic re. listen; tall, this, has a Itsgish face, • lsrown complexion, a Wog forehead, black hair and eyes, small black eyebrows, rather &pointed nose, regularly formed mouth, good healthy teeth, a lenglah olds speaks Gomm, Hangerias. and 6cl/t -weak. She Is hostility ; has a proud, scornful look. PITOST, ALIIIaNDER, a poet, 30 years old, holm some where in Transylvania, of the reformed religion, married, of a small this stature, has a brownish face, dark, bristling hair, a vaulted round forehead, black eye-brows and eyes, broad nose, well-oroportioned mouth, good meth, rather a point-d chin, dark moustaches, speaks German, Hungarian and Wallsehisa, and always goes about with a bare neck. PREVAIL, MORITZ, at last a general, before that an officer la the imperial army, and a deputy, between 96 sod 37, Dorn in Bonyhad, of the Tithe, county of Hungary, a catho lic, and married. His stature is middling mil frail; has a longish this face, a healthy complexion, high forehead, brown hair, blue eyes. good bat rather yellowish teeth, round chin and a full beard ; speaks German, Hungarian, and Vestal, sad is slightly marked with the small pox. HANOVIER.—The Hanover Usambers are, it is said, to meet on the 6th of next month. BAXONY.—Latest news from Dresden to Sept. 17. The in'elligence sent to the FrattLfort Gantt. of Sept. 12 is reproduced by the Deutsche Allgenurine Zettung, which es that Austria, backed by Bavaria, Wurtembnrg, and even Hanover and Barony, has presented an ultimatum to the cabinet of Berlin touching the recognition of the provisional centred power, and farther that Russia has identified itself with it by presenting to the Prussian minister an energetic note (No. 253). There are different versions concernieg the contents of this ultimatum, but they all agree in the main fact that Austria will retain the presidency. The other arrangements, as given in various German papers, appear to be premature. Last month levet al experiments were made by the royal artillery here with a new kind of war rockets, that consist only of a short cylinder of sheet.iron, without theorem' stick for preserving the balanoe,and they leave fastened on to them a grenade weighing from four to six pounds. When these rockets were fired in a tine hem eight to ten feet long they flew Vith unusual power and swiftness. According to the descriptions of eyewitnesses these rockets flew tit least 3,200 feet when the tube had an elevation of from three to four degrees, and sometimes they went as far as even 4,000 fret. The Saxon ministry of war is said to have purchased the secret from the dis eorerer. a certain M. Hoehn, director of a porcelain mandadory in Meissen, but has, it mid also, given him the tied of telling it to other governments. ORAND DUCHY OF BADEN.—The last date of the 15th inqant from Rastsdt, brings us another sentence of death pronounced against Otto Julius Bernhard von Corrui-Wierabifski, a Prussian, eon vista of having joined the insurgen t canoe. The members of the wart were not unanimous, one vote being against and five being for death. The sentence requires therefore, ronlirmation from the war-minis try before it can be executed. Derek's wife wished to /141 him previous to his execution, but the com mandant, with that mercy and clemency that has dis tine oisbed both the Austrian and Russian commanders of late, refused this request of a broken-hearted wife. Happily for her the sentence has been commuted into ten years imprisonmeut ALGERIA. Intelligence from Algeria to the liith states that some uneasiness having been felt relative to at at tempt of the pretended Bon-Mess to stir up the Sallies of the Jujus to insurrection, CoL Oanro but, commander of the subdiviaion An=le, had sad dish goes against the pretender, who had collected IMO men. The moment the French division was known to be approaching, the lawmasr took to flight, and his chewers dispersed. It was not known where he had cemented himself. The rest of the province was trangaS ORBECE.—A letter from Patru, dated Sept. 10, say,: "No pries is yet Azad for the currant crop, as the growers ereatinas to bold oat for prises that would Lave no Burgin, If carapaod with the London nukes. They was to expect nothing under 30 to 35 ooloaati per faille for Patna, sad Pekine a lower quality in proportion. Shippers offer only 26 to 28 col., and these will be about the opening rases. The Moves crop u like last year, about 15,000 tons ; Zags, 5,500; Cephalonia, 6,600; total, 27,000 tone. Bri tish Tema have been and are abundant; so that many have gam to Same seeking freights, now paying 40s. sod 10 ~tulowa. We have seven seeking, and nothing offering. Lathiap on England, 2 per mat pros. for drowse. This fair was bold as sessib4q, and we era bound to admit that its met beam was its &riser in every paint of The weather has bees extremely Sea, to whidsV a ;rolably may be attri buted • rather larr am attiabmoo of blows, skids, hows•sr, cannot be mid of Horo.—Tho Itag fair today was attlaied by Peat the usual amber of &salmi from Louisa ad the math plan dually ; but at the time we wile th• hadams toommasind has bees wry Salted, nor do vs aged etp Imprommiast in the dememd ludas Are day, although hop are bill wed finely both by lb. Sada mad sposedatses, at the prim= below. The number of p ol ka. of the sew growth for eels is about 120, for which lbsgballon are 'Wag 71. to 10e. per cwt ; (sly 28 gmbsta i lsrsosaritave as yet fated purchasers, and them realised IL es. to & 16a., pm eat., at which patens the anadarke will probably be add beige the dose of the fair. The reports M the growlers lisp me di uslavearable as to the yield, liMagh the sampos. Pleas Irma thews already exhibited, are Ifluily es hie Sae and geed. The duty for the district has resealed to 8,000 h.; and he the Malden 116,0001. is quoted. Worcester, 1840's 126.. to 1365. per cwt. fib. to 100 e. 11346's Ms. to Ills. We ma seemly report a upeastisa ha oar mob* as Is. torday bra, either is sewer old bega, mad, elasso holies generally did See pus sales, yet la cos or two faillsams a timid apsealster NM anxiety to wallas. sail Ibm pion asked were to keep of the buyer. Thu moss boo the ploseatiess were loss favourable than the peweirms week, whisk eased the duty to drop to 8,6001. CasSiewSelliksollemasfair Plea, am meta whit brisk tbsa the hops. There was rather a good supply bat few buyers. The priers generally demanded were for bent cheese 66a. ; two-meal, 465. ; and family cheese, 30.. per ewt. At the prices good sorts moved off but slowly, bet we mash fear that a good deal weal back unsold, although at the limo vs left there were symptoms of a flight Martial is prices. Cauca.—Ae the cattle, fair there was a very large attend. mos of fanners, but scarcely a single dealer to be seen. A slight rise took place in beef of the best pantile, but the show was far below the average both in quantity and quality. The supply of Sheep, although below the avenge of former pen as regards quantity , was excellent in quality. I. both cattle and sheep, however, the sale vss very dull, the prices averaging, for superior beasts, led. to 64d., and in a very sales od. was realised. Sheep brought 6d. to 64d. There were a good many pigs, some of very good quality • prime, however. were meth lower. The number of beast; was between 200 and 300, among which were some csptal store animals. The sheep amounted to 4,4115-4 smaller number than is usual at this fair. Among the sheep we noticed some very superior Cotswold rams and some pod Lehner rams. Very many of the sheep went home unsold, scarcely any offers being made. About a dozen lots of rams, of very superior quality, were sold by auction on the ground. Mr. Saunders, of the firm of Bentley and Saunders, sold a tine lot of Leicester rams, bred from the stock of Mr. Marshall, of Harvington, at prices averaging from 41. to 41. 10a. ; and also some superior Cotswold rams, which gad about 71. nob. Some very excellent Cotswold rams, bred by Mr. Fletcher. brought by auction prima averaging from 21 16a. to 81. Si. Other sales were held by Messrs. Higgs, Hobbs, &a. Leicester sheep avenging from 21, 16a. to 31.35. each. Among other sheep we noticed a very beautiful Rosa-Ryland ram, three rears old, bred by Mr. Oravenor, of Wellington, Hereford. This ram, which excited malarial admiration, was let for the Sturm Iv 91,, the owner :ening to sell for 181, and demanded 201. A fine Cotswold, belong ing to Mr. Fletcher, was also let for the same sum. House ' &a —Then was a large supply of horses— between 200 and 380, but of very indifferent quality. A inat number of agricultural implements were also brought to the site for sale, but most of them returned unsold. lo every depanment of the fair there were great cemplaints of its dullness,. C. L. BONAPARTE, PRINCE OF CANINO. On Wednesday evening, after the close of the meeting of the members of the British Asmciation at Bir mingham, a deputatiea waited upon the above gentleman to invite his to a aorrie in the Town Hall. Ile received the deputation cordially, but declined the intended honour fa the following terms "Tel Mews. William Potter, George Dawns, and the other "enflames of the borough of Birmingham, who have been kind enough to invite me to a pita, fa eonneatifam with their admiratioa of the eoaduet or the truly Imola Amman people, my beet 'banks are due. After the made. far ion conveyed to every man by the certitude in his awn eoneatenee of having fallt!led his duty, no other can be anon grateful than the approbation of generous sad truly free Britons. Could I have remained in Birmingham until Monday, nothing could have gratified me more than to attend on the company woo have honoured me with an invitation, and then certainly, should I not have remained mute and dumb, as I shall never remain whenever my Mall voice may be raised in favour of liberty and civilisation. 'I should especially have been proud in koking in the faced every Englishmen in the room to greet him as a friend to o pressed and dread foe to the oppressor. I should base barn happy in thanking the inhabitants of Binniongnin—to thank at the same time the noble nation from which I have received such kind hospitality, and to taetify my almiration to that constitution which, notwithstanding the faults that in thrown yo% may find and object to, works so admirably in practise, and gives this great people so much greatness, and happiness, and liberty, to the extent that is not possessed la any other country, not only in Europe, bat of all the world ; whilst better-framed constitutions, without the vigilance of an enlightened people, only make pseudo sonuchim or— what is worse- , -smock republics. "Birmingham, Sept. 19, 1849." "C. L. Bo MR HUDSON'S PROPITS.—The following o items have been culled out of the five repasts already pu • bed on the York and Berwick and York and North Midland Rail ways, of Mr. Hudson's profits. They are not pretended to comprios the whole Tits amount It will be seen, is the trilling sum of 693,6931.. of which 168,7871 has already been repaid. If sack be the opportunities of gain, can we wonder at the desire and anxiety evinced to get into directions ? There is not here included the 90,0001. received from the Beak of England, nor the original Mamma* and the fiaar boroegh surplus shame given him, together about 70,000! . Money belonging to the railways in Mr. Hudson's possession, and returned by him : a. i. Great North of England purchem coconut 11,292 10 0 Maimed on East and West Riding shares 16,000 0 0 Haney belonging to landowners Contractors North British Money 62,267 14 3 Iron rails Messy returned and paid by his 167,039 17 10 Interest on two bonds, Bank of Ragland Total repaid 168.787 2 3 To pay : trandorland Docks Du en 2,076 Brat .ad West Riding shares, say 15,000 0 0 Profit on Berwick shares Ditto Extension Branelling Junction 42 000 0 0 Iran rails East and West Riding shares Differeace ii. iron Hull sad &lb, Purchase shares, for which be has g iven his hill Difference to return for kis land at Londesborough £693,681 16 2 We may here observe that the arbitration en the sem Mr. Hudson Aught to receive for the damage dose by the two raiblays puffing through his Londesbormigh estate has been occluded, and 18,0001. or 20,00111. awarded es the fall amount he was entitled to. Re had received 811,0001., and will thereto, have to esters 18,0001. to 20,0001. overpaid to him. Llfal Proceedier, we hear, , ' have already been commenced agaiast him for the m aven of large sums he bee made out of or by the rail , ways.—Horvath s Jowrreal. THE BRITANNIA TUBULAR BRlDol.—Active re parations are being made at the Monet Straits sosseeled with the renewed attempts airlifting the tube is H. sent !evil, a prams 'whet forwardto with trona n es uad zioty lir la .in easse tenam qsasai to muss ot the t r oa raisad .ata rs igesar turs ; was Th ei e:e .s w Saturday. It km lobe a week in sand is get manealied, by which proems it will bonne toughened. Every preces don has been taken, and the most improved method deist leg bee been adapted, so es to emsfer all additioaal security. Some modifications have been carried eat by the engineers, kissers. Ream and Amos, in the bottom of the press, to counteract the offset of contraction in wash large .mess of meta, and which is believed to have been the saperindueion cave of the bombe of the first cylinder. When in redeet readiness, the new cylinder will be skipped on board a steamer direct to tits Straits. It will :be a wasitinsei prodi gious power, of cast iron, is one piece afros 16 to 20 tons weight, and capable of sustaining a pre.wn at 9,000 to 10.000 lbs. on the inch. Sines the see' t, lost month, the whole ranreof the scaffolding and all the immessemeshissere bays received sash a superebundance of stresgth for the next trial that any recurrence of the resent casualty is ticked apes as improbable. Precautions have also been taken by Hr. Stephenson to guard against any future damage either to the tube or those who will be engaged in raising it. The tube is now raised aboutone quarter of what will be its actual ultimate elevation, and is resting twenty-km feet above high water. It has subsequently to be hauled up seventy-fire feet higher, and it is expected that in twelve days from the cow utenotrueat of operations it will attain its proper level.— /*terra*, Courier. Mr. STALLWOOD seeosded the resolution, and stated that is addition to Mr. Cobden and 8k Joshua We'coney, Mr. Hume had promised to support the prayer of the memorial on its preesiatation. The mememorial was then adopted. Mr. T. CLiai thought it would be better that Mr. Cob den should be requesteddry a resolution of that numerous and influential meeting, to take charge of the memorial, and present it to the Queen. (Cheers.) Mr. Dixon said he knew it we. mainly owing to the ex ertions of Mr. end Mr:. Cobden that the mitigation had teen obtained ia the sentences of easy and the other prisoners. (Cheers.) A rreeln , ioe to that effect was passed ; end the proceed ings terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. MURDER OF A CBILD.—Last night a report was forward-d to Lambeth Workhouse to 'Mt effect that a mast named Henry Winton, who resided in Wood street, Lambeth walk, had murdered his daughter, about 18 months old. The man Weston, was a waiter at the United 8 nice Club, but for some reason be had not been engaged at that place for some time pest. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Weston left the child in bed and went outjwhen she returned, la • quar ter of au hour, her husband was standing at the door. They both entered the front parlour, when Mrs. Weston asked him where the child was, he coolly replied, "I have murdered her, and you wi:l dad her in the water butt. You may give ma it °barge it you lite." An alarm was raised by Mrs. Weston, when on looking in the water butt the body of the poor child was found et the bottom quite dead. Weston wee taken into custody at a late hour last night. The inquest will be held in the board-room of the workhouse to-morrow (Saturday) foresees. HONEY MARKET. TEURBDAY EVENING. Notwithstanding the trifling amount ef business negotiated in the English funds today, they have nevertheless continued to manifest much firmness with an improving tendency. Coneols for money opened at 921 and then advanoed to 92L at which they remained. For scclunt they opened at 921 to ani without any fiactudion during the day they nearly became 92f buyers at the dose. They were officially marked at the close 921 toy for money, as.d 92i to f fur account. Money not being so much in demand in the Stock Exohange, Exchequer Bills have been more in request at higher rates, they realised 375. and 40.. premium. India Stock marked 252; India Bonds, 721. and 76e. premium. II the foreign house a great deal of animation pre /veiled, and the business done was rather extensive, and embraced nearly every description of stock. Peruvian Bondi', of 1849, owing to the announcement of the dividend, touched 57. Danish Five per Cents. were again done at 100. Portuguese realised 291. Spanish were firm, and the Three per Cents. were done at 344. The business comprises: Brazilian Small at 871; ditto, New Bonds, 1829 and '39, at 86. Buenos; Ayres at 491 and 481. Danish Three per Cente., 1825, at 76; ditto. Five per Cents., at 100. Grenada at 171; ditto, Deferred, at 31. Mexican ex coupons, for account, at 271 and . Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 561, 67, and 5 6, for money, and at 661 and 67 for account; ditto, De ferred, at 171. Portuguese Five per Cents. at 81; Ditto, Five per Cent. Converted, 1841, at 284; ditto, Four per Cents., at 291 for money, and 29 and 1 fee account. Russian at 1064. Spanish Five per Cents. for account at 171 ; ditto, Passive, at 31. Spanish Three per Cents., at 341 for money, and 341 fer ao mount. Two-owls-Half nee Cent.Dotch at 641,1, and 4. At the meeting of the directors and proprietors of the Bank of England, which was held to day, it was proposed by one of the proprietors to declare a divi dend of 41 per cent., which was negatived, as was 'also a subsequent motion for a dividend of 4 per Dent. Eventually, a dividend of 31 per cent. for the half year, as proposed by the dire4ors, was agreed to. This rate of dividend, considering the low price at which money has ruled during the period, is as mud; ' u could reasonably be expeWeid, and was adopted by the meeting with every appearance of satisfaction. The accounts received to-day from the continental bourses are, on the whole, rather less animated, and the tone of the markets tar the various public securi ties wee not so buoyant. This was accounted for by the limited amount of business which wu going forward in them, which .k&el given to some of the stooks a slight tendency dow n reeds. At Triere, on the 12th, the accounts received per telegraph from Vienna had caused a further decline in the excharges, which were quoted on London 11.818., and towards the close of the bourse 11.78. in 20 "cant" at 94 per cent. Paris, 261 for two months. Frankfort, 1091 per 100 florins for three months. Amsterdam, 65 kr. Ler 16. current for two months. Hamburg, 481 kr. per mark banco for three tomtit Discount, 4to 5 per cent. Vienna advices state that the order prohibiting the export of specie had been annulled, and after the 18th inst. the export would be free. The agio on silver had recovered a little, and was quoted at 71 per can'., and that on gold at 13 per cent. The public securities were not attracting much notice, and ' towards the close of the bourse on the 16th they became less firm, and the Five per Cents. were done shade lower. The last prices were : for the Metalliquee, Five per Cents., 971; ditto Four per cents. 831 to 84 ; ditto 21 per cents. 611 to 1. Bank " 0-ligations," 21 per cent. 51. Bank Shares bad g;ven way and were quoted at 1215. Loan 1834, 600 fl. at 1641. Loan 1839, 250 9. at 114. The ex changes sere (looted on London 10.52 8. to 10.54 for three months; on Amsterdam 149 per 100 current dollars for two mouths; on Ramberg, 1671 to # per 100 bane() dollars, for two mouths; on Pregtkfixt, 107 per 120 9. at 214 for three months; on Paris, 1281 per 300 trance, for two months. Northern ra ilway shares marked 114 ; Milan ditto, 821. Letters of the 17th from Berlin state that the prices of the national eecorities were fully maintained, and in some a slight advance had taken place. The last pekes wire : foe the Voluntary Loan, Five per Cert., 1061; Treasury Notes, Three-and-a-Helf per Cent., 88/ ; Bank Shares, 97/ ; Ramberg Railway, 723; Brehm Loan (Rothschild), Five per Cent, 109 Z. Amsterdam kttere of yesterday communicate that